Community Strategy Delivery Year 3: Environment Theme

Built Environment Progress Report

We Said We Would	Lead Partner	What We Did (to January 2008)
Adopt an Urban Design Framework (UDF) to guide the redevelopment of Havant Town Centre, by April 2006	Havant Borough Council	Urban Design Framework adopted in April 2006.
Working with partners and developers, apply the UDF for Waterlooville Town Centre to key development sites - ongoing	Havant Borough Council	No key sites developed to date because awaiting Major Development Area development.
Ensure new development within the borough arising from the West of Waterlooville Major Development Area(WWMDA) complies with the agreed Masterplan and meets a high standard of design, by 2011	Havant Borough Council	Regular meetings with developers held.
Work with newly-established Solent Centre for Architecture & Design to improve design standards within the borough – ongoing	Havant Borough Council	Solent Centre involved in Havant Town Centre Urban Design Framework and planned to be involved in design competitions in the future.

We Said We Would	Lead Partner	What We Did (to January 2008)
Working with partners through the Creating Quality Places (CQP) project, complete masterplans for regeneration of key neighbourhoods within Leigh Park by 2006	Havant Borough Council	Warren Park Masterplan produced.
With the landowners of the Procter & Gamble site in Leigh Park, progress development of the site in accordance with the aspirations of the community, by 2008	Havant Borough Council	Residential and industrial planning permissions granted.
Address the policy issues surrounding employment development at Dunsbury Hill Farm by 2005 and begin appropriate development by 2007	Havant Borough Council	Dunsbury Hill Farm employment allocation incorporated in the Local Plan adopted on 30 September 2005. Development Brief for the site produced in June 2007. Process to select a development partner commenced in May 2007.
With South East England Development Agency, facilitate redevelopment of the council's former depot site at Broadmarsh by 2008	Havant Borough Council	Agreement reached to sell site to Dwyer plc. Planning permission for business park development agreed. Site cleared and ready to start. Junction improvements Harts Farm Way/A27completed in 2007.