Housing supplementary planning guidance - Revision history

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	* The London Plan.		* The London Plan.

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	The London Plan is a statutory strategy required by the Greater London Authority Act 1999. It is prepared by the Mayor of London and provides a spatial development strategy setting out an economic, environmental, transport and social framework for the development of London.		The London Plan is a statutory strategy required by the Greater London Authority Act 1999. It is prepared by the Mayor of London and provides a spatial development strategy setting out an economic, environmental, transport and social framework for the development of London.

−	The Mayor also publishes Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) for London which provides additional details on policies set out in the London Plan. A range of Best Practice Guidance (BPG’s) are also published. Supplementary Planning Guidance is provided where the level of guidance required is to detailed for inclusion in the development plan, or if a rapid policy response to is needed to an emerging issue. It provides support for statutory development plans, but carries less weight than them when planning matters are considered and cannot create new policies.	+	The Mayor also publishes Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) for London which provides additional details on policies set out in the London Plan. A range of Best Practice Guidance (BPG’s) are also published.
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		+	Supplementary Planning Guidance is provided where the level of guidance required is to detailed for inclusion in the development plan, or if a rapid policy response to is needed to an emerging issue. It provides support for statutory development plans, but carries less weight than them when planning matters are considered and cannot create new policies.

	The Mayor’s [https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/planning/implementing-london-plan/supplementary-planning-guidance/housing-supplementary Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance] provides guidance about how to implement the housing policies in the London Plan (LP). It is informed by the Government’s National Planning Policy Framework and by the Housing Strategy for England.		The Mayor’s [https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/planning/implementing-london-plan/supplementary-planning-guidance/housing-supplementary Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance] provides guidance about how to implement the housing policies in the London Plan (LP). It is informed by the Government’s National Planning Policy Framework and by the Housing Strategy for England.
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	# Social infrastructure.		# Social infrastructure.
	# Mixed use and large developments.		# Mixed use and large developments.
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	= Find out more =		= Find out more =
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	* Access and inclusion in the built environment: policy and guidance.		* Access and inclusion in the built environment: policy and guidance.
	* Affordable housing.		* Affordable housing.
		+	* Affordable housing and viability SPG.
	* Central activities zone supplementary planning guidance.		* Central activities zone supplementary planning guidance.
	* Changing lifestyles.		* Changing lifestyles.
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	* The London Plan.		* The London Plan.

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	* National Planning Policy Framework.		* National Planning Policy Framework.
	* Nationally described space standard.		* Nationally described space standard.
		+	* Opportunity Area Planning Framework (OAPF).
	* Supplementary planning guidance for London SPG.		* Supplementary planning guidance for London SPG.
	* The London Plan.		* The London Plan.

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	The Mayor also publishes Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) for London which provides additional details on policies set out in the London Plan. A range of Best Practice Guidance (BPG’s) are also published. Supplementary Planning Guidance is provided where the level of guidance required is to detailed for inclusion in the development plan, or if a rapid policy response to is needed to an emerging issue. It provides support for statutory development plans, but carries less weight than them when planning matters are considered and cannot create new policies.		The Mayor also publishes Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) for London which provides additional details on policies set out in the London Plan. A range of Best Practice Guidance (BPG’s) are also published. Supplementary Planning Guidance is provided where the level of guidance required is to detailed for inclusion in the development plan, or if a rapid policy response to is needed to an emerging issue. It provides support for statutory development plans, but carries less weight than them when planning matters are considered and cannot create new policies.

−	The Mayor’s [https://www.london.gov.uk/~~priorities~~/planning/~~publications/housing~~-supplementary-planning-guidance Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance] provides guidance about how to implement the housing policies in the London Plan (LP). It is informed by the Government’s National Planning Policy Framework and by the Housing Strategy for England.	+	The Mayor’s [https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/planning/implementing-london-plan/supplementary-planning-guidance/housing-supplementary Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance] provides guidance about how to implement the housing policies in the London Plan (LP). It is informed by the Government’s National Planning Policy Framework and by the Housing Strategy for England.

	The November 2012 SPG replaced the the previous 2005 SPG, the 2010 Interim Housing SPG and the draft SPG Affordable Housing note.		The November 2012 SPG replaced the the previous 2005 SPG, the 2010 Interim Housing SPG and the draft SPG Affordable Housing note.

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	The London Plan is a statutory strategy required by the Greater London Authority Act 1999. It is prepared by the Mayor of London and provides a spatial development strategy setting out an economic, environmental, transport and social framework for the development of London.		The London Plan is a statutory strategy required by the Greater London Authority Act 1999. It is prepared by the Mayor of London and provides a spatial development strategy setting out an economic, environmental, transport and social framework for the development of London.

−	The Mayor also publishes Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) for London which provides additional details on policies set out in the London Plan. A range of Best Practice Guidance (BPG’s) are also published.	+	The Mayor also publishes Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) for London which provides additional details on policies set out in the London Plan. A range of Best Practice Guidance (BPG’s) are also published. Supplementary Planning Guidance is provided where the level of guidance required is to detailed for inclusion in the development plan, or if a rapid policy response to is needed to an emerging issue. It provides support for statutory development plans, but carries less weight than them when planning matters are considered and cannot create new policies.

−	Supplementary Planning Guidance is provided where the level of guidance required is to detailed for inclusion in the development plan, or if a rapid policy response to is needed to an emerging issue. It provides support for statutory development plans, but carries less weight than them when planning matters are considered and cannot create new policies.	+	The Mayor’s [https://www.london.gov.uk/priorities/planning/publications/housing-supplementary-planning-guidance Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance] provides guidance about how to implement the housing policies in the London Plan (LP). It is informed by the Government’s National Planning Policy Framework and by the Housing Strategy for England.
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−	The Mayor’s [https://www.london.gov.uk/priorities/planning/publications/housing-supplementary-planning-guidance Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance] provides guidance on how to implement the housing policies in the London Plan (LP). It is informed by the Government’s National Planning Policy Framework and by ~~its~~ Housing Strategy for England.	+

	The November 2012 SPG replaced the the previous 2005 SPG, the 2010 Interim Housing SPG and the draft SPG Affordable Housing note.		The November 2012 SPG replaced the the previous 2005 SPG, the 2010 Interim Housing SPG and the draft SPG Affordable Housing note.

−	However, in May 2015, changes were proposed to replace the existing housing space standards with the national space standard and to adopt the optional building regulations on water and access (Part G and Part Q). The Code for Sustainable Homes and the Lifetime Homes concept ~~will be~~ removed. See Minor alterations to the London Plan.	+	However, in May 2015, changes were proposed to replace the existing housing space standards with the national space standard and to adopt the optional building regulations on water and access (Part G and Part Q). The Code for Sustainable Homes and the Lifetime Homes concept was also removed. See Minor alterations to the London Plan.

−	Draft Interim Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) was ~~tehn~~ published for public consultation on 15 May 2015. The consultation ended on 7 August 2015. The 2012 Housing SPG was then read alongside the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement (2015) and the Draft Interim Housing SPG (2015).	+	Draft Interim Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) was published for public consultation on 15 May 2015. The consultation ended on 7 August 2015. The 2012 Housing SPG was then read alongside the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement (2015) and the Draft Interim Housing SPG (2015).

−	In March 2016, ~~The~~ Housing SPG was updated to reflect the Further Alterations to the London Plan (FALP) and the Minor Alterations to the London Plan (MALP). This replaced the 2012 Housing SPG and the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement. Ref [https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/planning/implementing-london-plan/supplementary-planning-guidance/housing-supplementary London.gov.uk March 2016].	+	In March 2016, following the consultation, the Housing SPG was updated to reflect the Further Alterations to the London Plan (FALP) and the Minor Alterations to the London Plan (MALP). This replaced the 2012 Housing SPG and the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement. Ref [https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/planning/implementing-london-plan/supplementary-planning-guidance/housing-supplementary London.gov.uk March 2016].

	The guidance makes clear that:		The guidance makes clear that:
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	"To keep pace with rapid population growth, we must massively increase the number of new homes being built... by planning to deliver at least 49,000 extra homes a year."		"To keep pace with rapid population growth, we must massively increase the number of new homes being built... by planning to deliver at least 49,000 extra homes a year."

−	"To help this happen this guidance seeks to clarify the world of viability appraisals and~~<br />~~	+	"To help this happen this guidance seeks to clarify the world of viability appraisals and
−	appropriate land values.	+
		+	appropriate land values.
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		+	"And it is not just about delivering housing numbers. The type and tenure of new housing

−	~~"And it is not just about delivering housing numbers. T he type and tenure of new housing<br />~~	+	is equally important. London urgently requires more affordable homes and more private homes that meet the needs of people on a range of incomes, all built to a decent standard."
−	is equally important. ~~L ondon~~ urgently requires more affordable homes and more private~~<br />~~	+
−	homes that meet the needs of people on a range of incomes, all built to a decent~~<br />~~	+
−	standard."	+

	The SPG is divided into seven parts:		The SPG is divided into seven parts:

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	Supplementary Planning Guidance is provided where the level of guidance required is to detailed for inclusion in the development plan, or if a rapid policy response to is needed to an emerging issue. It provides support for statutory development plans, but carries less weight than them when planning matters are considered and cannot create new policies.		Supplementary Planning Guidance is provided where the level of guidance required is to detailed for inclusion in the development plan, or if a rapid policy response to is needed to an emerging issue. It provides support for statutory development plans, but carries less weight than them when planning matters are considered and cannot create new policies.

−	The Mayor’s [https://www.london.gov.uk/priorities/planning/publications/housing-supplementary-planning-guidance Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance] provides guidance on how to implement the housing policies in the London Plan (LP). ~~In particular, it provides detail on how to carry forward~~ the ~~Mayor’s view that “providing good homes for Londoners is not just about numbers. The quality~~ and ~~design of homes, and the facilities provided~~ for ~~those living in them, are vital to ensuring good liveable neighborhoods”~~.	+	The Mayor’s [https://www.london.gov.uk/priorities/planning/publications/housing-supplementary-planning-guidance Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance] provides guidance on how to implement the housing policies in the London Plan (LP). It is informed by the Government’s National Planning Policy Framework and by its Housing Strategy for England.

−	~~It is informed by the Government’s National Planning Policy Framework and by its Housing Strategy for England.~~	+	The November 2012 SPG replaced the the previous 2005 SPG, the 2010 Interim Housing SPG and the draft SPG Affordable Housing note.
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−	~~The standards also reflect the Mayor’s policy that new housing should meet the needs of Londoners at different stages of life.~~	+
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−	The SPG notes "Housing should be designed so that people can use it safely, easily and with dignity regardless of their age, disability, gender or ethnicity. It should meet inclusive design principles by being responsive, flexible, convenient, accommodating, and welcoming." Lifetime Homes criteria have been incorporated into the housing design standards and Annex 2 of the SPG summarises the Mayor’s best practice guidance on wheelchair accessible housing.	+
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−	The November 2012 SPG replaced the the ~~previosu~~ 2005 SPG, the 2010 Interim Housing SPG and the draft SPG Affordable Housing note.	+

	However, in May 2015, changes were proposed to replace the existing housing space standards with the national space standard and to adopt the optional building regulations on water and access (Part G and Part Q). The Code for Sustainable Homes and the Lifetime Homes concept will be removed. See Minor alterations to the London Plan.		However, in May 2015, changes were proposed to replace the existing housing space standards with the national space standard and to adopt the optional building regulations on water and access (Part G and Part Q). The Code for Sustainable Homes and the Lifetime Homes concept will be removed. See Minor alterations to the London Plan.
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	In March 2016, The Housing SPG was updated to reflect the Further Alterations to the London Plan (FALP) and the Minor Alterations to the London Plan (MALP). This replaced the 2012 Housing SPG and the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement. Ref [https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/planning/implementing-london-plan/supplementary-planning-guidance/housing-supplementary London.gov.uk March 2016].		In March 2016, The Housing SPG was updated to reflect the Further Alterations to the London Plan (FALP) and the Minor Alterations to the London Plan (MALP). This replaced the 2012 Housing SPG and the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement. Ref [https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/planning/implementing-london-plan/supplementary-planning-guidance/housing-supplementary London.gov.uk March 2016].
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		+	The guidance makes clear that:
		+
		+	"To keep pace with rapid population growth, we must massively increase the number of new homes being built... by planning to deliver at least 49,000 extra homes a year."
		+
		+	"To help this happen this guidance seeks to clarify the world of viability appraisals and<br />
		+	appropriate land values.
		+
		+	"And it is not just about delivering housing numbers. T he type and tenure of new housing<br />
		+	is equally important. L ondon urgently requires more affordable homes and more private<br />
		+	homes that meet the needs of people on a range of incomes, all built to a decent<br />
		+	standard."
		+
		+	The SPG is divided into seven parts:
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		+	# Housing supply.
		+	# Housing quality.
		+	# Housing choice.
		+	# Viability appraisals.
		+	# Investment and existing housing stock.
		+	# Social infrastructure.
		+	# Mixed use and large developments.
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	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

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	Supplementary Planning Guidance is provided where the level of guidance required is to detailed for inclusion in the development plan, or if a rapid policy response to is needed to an emerging issue. It provides support for statutory development plans, but carries less weight than them when planning matters are considered and cannot create new policies.		Supplementary Planning Guidance is provided where the level of guidance required is to detailed for inclusion in the development plan, or if a rapid policy response to is needed to an emerging issue. It provides support for statutory development plans, but carries less weight than them when planning matters are considered and cannot create new policies.

−	The Mayor’s [https://www.london.gov.uk/priorities/planning/publications/housing-supplementary-planning-guidance Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance] ~~(SPG) was published in November 2012~~	+	The Mayor’s [https://www.london.gov.uk/priorities/planning/publications/housing-supplementary-planning-guidance Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance] provides guidance on how to implement the housing policies in the London Plan (LP). In particular, it provides detail on how to carry forward the Mayor’s view that “providing good homes for Londoners is not just about numbers. The quality and design of homes, and the facilities provided for those living in them, are vital to ensuring good liveable neighborhoods”.
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−	~~The SPG~~ provides guidance on how to implement the housing policies in the ~~2011~~ London Plan (LP). In particular, it provides detail on how to carry forward the Mayor’s view that “providing good homes for Londoners is not just about numbers. The quality and design of homes, and the facilities provided for those living in them, are vital to ensuring good liveable neighborhoods”.	+

	It is informed by the Government’s National Planning Policy Framework and by its Housing Strategy for England.		It is informed by the Government’s National Planning Policy Framework and by its Housing Strategy for England.
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	The SPG notes "Housing should be designed so that people can use it safely, easily and with dignity regardless of their age, disability, gender or ethnicity. It should meet inclusive design principles by being responsive, flexible, convenient, accommodating, and welcoming." Lifetime Homes criteria have been incorporated into the housing design standards and Annex 2 of the SPG summarises the Mayor’s best practice guidance on wheelchair accessible housing.		The SPG notes "Housing should be designed so that people can use it safely, easily and with dignity regardless of their age, disability, gender or ethnicity. It should meet inclusive design principles by being responsive, flexible, convenient, accommodating, and welcoming." Lifetime Homes criteria have been incorporated into the housing design standards and Annex 2 of the SPG summarises the Mayor’s best practice guidance on wheelchair accessible housing.

−	~~This~~ SPG ~~replaces~~ the 2005 SPG, the 2010 Interim Housing SPG and the draft SPG Affordable Housing note.	+	The November 2012 SPG replaced the the previosu 2005 SPG, the 2010 Interim Housing SPG and the draft SPG Affordable Housing note.
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−	In May 2015, changes were proposed to replace the existing housing space standards with the national space standard and to adopt the optional building regulations on water and access (Part G and Part Q). The Code for Sustainable Homes and the Lifetime Homes concept will be removed. See Minor alterations to the London Plan.	+

−	~~Draft Interim Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance~~ (~~SPG~~) ~~was published~~ for ~~public consultation on 15 May 2015~~. ~~The consultation ended on 7 August 2015~~.	+	However, in May 2015, changes were proposed to replace the existing housing space standards with the national space standard and to adopt the optional building regulations on water and access (Part G and Part Q). The Code for Sustainable Homes and the Lifetime Homes concept will be removed. See Minor alterations to the London Plan.

−	The 2012 Housing SPG ~~should now be~~ read alongside the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement (2015) and the Draft Interim Housing SPG (2015)	+	Draft Interim Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) was tehn published for public consultation on 15 May 2015. The consultation ended on 7 August 2015. The 2012 Housing SPG was then read alongside the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement (2015) and the Draft Interim Housing SPG (2015).

−	The 2012 Housing SPG ~~should now be read alongside~~ the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement ~~(2015) and the Draft Interim Housing SPG (2015)~~.	+	In March 2016, The Housing SPG was updated to reflect the Further Alterations to the London Plan (FALP) and the Minor Alterations to the London Plan (MALP). This replaced the 2012 Housing SPG and the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement. Ref [https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/planning/implementing-london-plan/supplementary-planning-guidance/housing-supplementary London.gov.uk March 2016].

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =

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	* Access and inclusion in the built environment: policy and guidance.		* Access and inclusion in the built environment: policy and guidance.
	* Affordable housing.		* Affordable housing.
		+	* Central activities zone supplementary planning guidance.
	* Changing lifestyles.		* Changing lifestyles.
	* Draft London Housing Strategy (blog November 2013).		* Draft London Housing Strategy (blog November 2013).

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	The 2012 Housing SPG should now be read alongside the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement (2015) and the Draft Interim Housing SPG (2015)		The 2012 Housing SPG should now be read alongside the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement (2015) and the Draft Interim Housing SPG (2015)

−	The 2012 Housing SPG should now be read alongside the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement (2015) and the Draft Interim Housing SPG (2015) ~~- See more at: https://www~~.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/planning/implementing-london-plan/supplementary-planning-guidance/housing-supplementary#sthash.wTuTeSx4.dpuf The 2012 Housing SPG should now be read alongside the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement (2015) and the Draft Interim Housing SPG (2015) - See more at: https://www.london.gov.uk/what-we-do/planning/implementing-london-plan/supplementary-planning-guidance/housing-supplementary#sthash.wTuTeSx4.dpuf	+	The 2012 Housing SPG should now be read alongside the Mayor’s Housing Standards Policy Transition Statement (2015) and the Draft Interim Housing SPG (2015).

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	* Supplementary planning guidance for London SPG.		* Supplementary planning guidance for London SPG.
	* The London Plan.		* The London Plan.
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−	~~=== External references ===~~
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−	* [https://www.london.gov.uk/priorities/planning/publications/housing-supplementary-planning-guidance Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance]. 16 November 2012.

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