Response to Mayors consultation document - Revision history

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	* UandI response to Housing white paper.		* UandI response to Housing white paper.

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	U+I is active across London and at the forefront of delivering high quality new environments and creative responses that meet both existing and emerging needs. They regularly deliver public private partnership projects, with London Boroughs, Transport for London (TfL) and even the London Fire Brigade.		U+I is active across London and at the forefront of delivering high quality new environments and creative responses that meet both existing and emerging needs. They regularly deliver public private partnership projects, with London Boroughs, Transport for London (TfL) and even the London Fire Brigade.

−	U+I have pulled together their feedback on the Mayor’s plans~~, and the full document can be [http://www.uandiplc.com/~/media/Files/D/Development-Securities/documents/city-for-all-londoners-december-2016-v2.pdf found here]~~.	+	U+I have pulled together their feedback on the Mayor’s plans.

	Part of the response includes a review of planning policy and they have also put forward six key recommendations which they believe would address some of the key issues affecting the Mayor’s direction of travel.		Part of the response includes a review of planning policy and they have also put forward six key recommendations which they believe would address some of the key issues affecting the Mayor’s direction of travel.
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−	This article was originally published by U+I on 12 Dec 2016~~. You can see the original article [http://www.uandiplc.com/blog/all/a-city-for-all-londoners-our-response here]~~.	+	This article was originally published by U+I on 12 Dec 2016.

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	* A city for all Londoners.		* A city for all Londoners.
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	* UandI response to Housing white paper.		* UandI response to Housing white paper.

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	* Placemaking.		* Placemaking.
	* The London Plan.		* The London Plan.
		+	* UandI response to Housing white paper.

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	In December 2016, U+I welcomed the consultation on A City for All Londoners and the Mayor’s willingness to shake things up and to refine London’s planning system as a means of delivering the homes, jobs and places that the city needs.		In December 2016, U+I welcomed the consultation on A City for All Londoners and the Mayor’s willingness to shake things up and to refine London’s planning system as a means of delivering the homes, jobs and places that the city needs.

−	U+I is active across London and at the forefront of delivering high quality new environments and creative responses that meet both existing and emerging needs. They regularly deliver public private partnership projects, with London Boroughs, TfL and even the London Fire Brigade~~. They build solid relationships with partners and enjoy creating great places that work for everyone~~.	+	U+I is active across London and at the forefront of delivering high quality new environments and creative responses that meet both existing and emerging needs. They regularly deliver public private partnership projects, with London Boroughs, Transport for London (TfL) and even the London Fire Brigade.

	U+I have pulled together their feedback on the Mayor’s plans, and the full document can be [http://www.uandiplc.com/~/media/Files/D/Development-Securities/documents/city-for-all-londoners-december-2016-v2.pdf found here].		U+I have pulled together their feedback on the Mayor’s plans, and the full document can be [http://www.uandiplc.com/~/media/Files/D/Development-Securities/documents/city-for-all-londoners-december-2016-v2.pdf found here].
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	= 1. Enable mixed-use =		= 1. Enable mixed-use =

−	Local authorities should be directed to encourage productivity on SIL designated assets of employment with mixed use developments where exemplary solutions like The Old Vinyl Factory in Hayes can deliver more of the outcomes needed by London.	+	Local authorities should be directed to encourage productivity on strategic industrial locations (SIL)-designated assets of employment with mixed use developments where exemplary solutions like The Old Vinyl Factory in Hayes can deliver more of the outcomes needed by London.

	= 2. Value heritage =		= 2. Value heritage =
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	= 4. Rethink PTAL =		= 4. Rethink PTAL =

−	PTAL is a crude instrument determining the density and development potential and a review of this approach is necessary. U+I suggests that a bias towards high density, mid-rise is far more appropriate than tall buildings.	+	Public Transport Access Level (PTAL) is a crude instrument determining the density and development potential and a review of this approach is necessary. U+I suggests that a bias towards high density, mid-rise is far more appropriate than tall buildings.

	= 5. Review brownfield potential in the Green Belt =		= 5. Review brownfield potential in the Green Belt =

−	The London Plan should instigate a full review of the potential across London for development of brownfield sites within green belt and MOL as an urgent response to the housing crisis. U+I would be willing to challenge the blanket assumption that all designated green belt is sacrosanct.	+	The London Plan should instigate a full review of the potential across London for development of brownfield sites within green belt and metropolitan open land (MOL) as an urgent response to the housing crisis. U+I would be willing to challenge the blanket assumption that all designated green belt is sacrosanct.

	= 6. One size does not fit all =		= 6. One size does not fit all =

−	Where apartments are for rental in perpetuity, to be designed to exacting standards, the London Plan should encourage the development of smaller homes in a central location. We look forward to continuing a good relationship with the GLA and to engaging on the preparation and adoption of relevant planning policies to make easier the delivery which London needs and to which we are committed.	+	Where apartments are for rental in perpetuity, to be designed to exacting standards, the London Plan should encourage the development of smaller homes in a central location.
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		+	U+I look forward to continuing a good relationship with the Greater London Assembly (GLA) and to engaging on the preparation and adoption of relevant planning policies to make easier the delivery which London needs and to which they are committed.

	The imminent review offers the opportunity for the London Mayor to restructure and update planning policies in a changing and more challenging environment and U+I urge him to do so effectively.		The imminent review offers the opportunity for the London Mayor to restructure and update planning policies in a changing and more challenging environment and U+I urge him to do so effectively.

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−	U+I ~~welcome~~ the consultation on A City for All Londoners and the Mayor’s willingness to shake things up and to refine London’s planning system as a means of delivering the homes, jobs and places that the city needs.	+	In December 2016, U+I welcomed the consultation on A City for All Londoners and the Mayor’s willingness to shake things up and to refine London’s planning system as a means of delivering the homes, jobs and places that the city needs.

	U+I is active across London and at the forefront of delivering high quality new environments and creative responses that meet both existing and emerging needs. They regularly deliver public private partnership projects, with London Boroughs, TfL and even the London Fire Brigade. They build solid relationships with partners and enjoy creating great places that work for everyone.		U+I is active across London and at the forefront of delivering high quality new environments and creative responses that meet both existing and emerging needs. They regularly deliver public private partnership projects, with London Boroughs, TfL and even the London Fire Brigade. They build solid relationships with partners and enjoy creating great places that work for everyone.

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	Where apartments are for rental in perpetuity, to be designed to exacting standards, the London Plan should encourage the development of smaller homes in a central location. We look forward to continuing a good relationship with the GLA and to engaging on the preparation and adoption of relevant planning policies to make easier the delivery which London needs and to which we are committed.		Where apartments are for rental in perpetuity, to be designed to exacting standards, the London Plan should encourage the development of smaller homes in a central location. We look forward to continuing a good relationship with the GLA and to engaging on the preparation and adoption of relevant planning policies to make easier the delivery which London needs and to which we are committed.
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	The imminent review offers the opportunity for the London Mayor to restructure and update planning policies in a changing and more challenging environment and U+I urge him to do so effectively.		The imminent review offers the opportunity for the London Mayor to restructure and update planning policies in a changing and more challenging environment and U+I urge him to do so effectively.

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	Where apartments are for rental in perpetuity, to be designed to exacting standards, the London Plan should encourage the development of smaller homes in a central location. We look forward to continuing a good relationship with the GLA and to engaging on the preparation and adoption of relevant planning policies to make easier the delivery which London needs and to which we are committed.		Where apartments are for rental in perpetuity, to be designed to exacting standards, the London Plan should encourage the development of smaller homes in a central location. We look forward to continuing a good relationship with the GLA and to engaging on the preparation and adoption of relevant planning policies to make easier the delivery which London needs and to which we are committed.

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−	The imminent review offers the opportunity for the London Mayor to restructure and update planning policies in a changing and more challenging environment and U+I urge him to do so effectively.	+
		+	The imminent review offers the opportunity for the London Mayor to restructure and update planning policies in a changing and more challenging environment and U+I urge him to do so effectively.

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	* Infrastructure under Mayor Sadiq Khan.		* Infrastructure under Mayor Sadiq Khan.
	* London infrastructure plan.		* London infrastructure plan.
		+	* Masterplanning.
		+	* Placemaking.
	* The London Plan.		* The London Plan.

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	Local authorities should be directed to encourage productivity on SIL designated assets of employment with mixed use developments where exemplary solutions like The Old Vinyl Factory in Hayes can deliver more of the outcomes needed by London.		Local authorities should be directed to encourage productivity on SIL designated assets of employment with mixed use developments where exemplary solutions like The Old Vinyl Factory in Hayes can deliver more of the outcomes needed by London.
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	= 2. Value heritage =		= 2. Value heritage =
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	= 6. One size does not fit all =		= 6. One size does not fit all =

−	Where apartments are for rental in perpetuity, to be designed to exacting standards, the London Plan should encourage the development of smaller homes in a central location. We look forward to continuing a good relationship with the GLA and to engaging on the preparation and adoption of relevant planning policies to make easier the delivery which London needs and to which we are committed.~~<br />~~	+	Where apartments are for rental in perpetuity, to be designed to exacting standards, the London Plan should encourage the development of smaller homes in a central location. We look forward to continuing a good relationship with the GLA and to engaging on the preparation and adoption of relevant planning policies to make easier the delivery which London needs and to which we are committed.
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−	The imminent review offers the opportunity for the London Mayor to restructure and update planning policies in a changing and more challenging environment and U+I urge him to do so effectively.	+	<br />
		+	The imminent review offers the opportunity for the London Mayor to restructure and update planning policies in a changing and more challenging environment and U+I urge him to do so effectively.

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	U+I welcome the consultation on A City for All Londoners and the Mayor’s willingness to shake things up and to refine London’s planning system as a means of delivering the homes, jobs and places that the city needs.~~<br />~~	+	U+I welcome the consultation on A City for All Londoners and the Mayor’s willingness to shake things up and to refine London’s planning system as a means of delivering the homes, jobs and places that the city needs.
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−	U+I is active across London and at the forefront of delivering high quality new environments and creative responses that meet both existing and emerging needs. They regularly deliver public private partnership projects, with London Boroughs, TfL and even the London Fire Brigade. They build solid relationships with partners and enjoy creating great places that work for everyone.~~<br />~~	+	U+I is active across London and at the forefront of delivering high quality new environments and creative responses that meet both existing and emerging needs. They regularly deliver public private partnership projects, with London Boroughs, TfL and even the London Fire Brigade. They build solid relationships with partners and enjoy creating great places that work for everyone.
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−	U+I have pulled together their feedback on the Mayor’s plans, and the full document can be [http://www.uandiplc.com/~/media/Files/D/Development-Securities/documents/city-for-all-londoners-december-2016-v2.pdf found here].~~<br />~~	+	U+I have pulled together their feedback on the Mayor’s plans, and the full document can be [http://www.uandiplc.com/~/media/Files/D/Development-Securities/documents/city-for-all-londoners-december-2016-v2.pdf found here].
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−	Part of the response includes a review of planning policy and they have also put forward six key recommendations which they believe would address some of the key issues affecting the Mayor’s direction of travel.	+	Part of the response includes a review of planning policy and they have also put forward six key recommendations which they believe would address some of the key issues affecting the Mayor’s direction of travel.

	= 1. Enable mixed-use =		= 1. Enable mixed-use =

	Local authorities should be directed to encourage productivity on SIL designated assets of employment with mixed use developments where exemplary solutions like The Old Vinyl Factory in Hayes can deliver more of the outcomes needed by London.		Local authorities should be directed to encourage productivity on SIL designated assets of employment with mixed use developments where exemplary solutions like The Old Vinyl Factory in Hayes can deliver more of the outcomes needed by London.
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	= 2. Value heritage =		= 2. Value heritage =
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	Where apartments are for rental in perpetuity, to be designed to exacting standards, the London Plan should encourage the development of smaller homes in a central location. We look forward to continuing a good relationship with the GLA and to engaging on the preparation and adoption of relevant planning policies to make easier the delivery which London needs and to which we are committed.<br />		Where apartments are for rental in perpetuity, to be designed to exacting standards, the London Plan should encourage the development of smaller homes in a central location. We look forward to continuing a good relationship with the GLA and to engaging on the preparation and adoption of relevant planning policies to make easier the delivery which London needs and to which we are committed.<br />
−	~~<br />~~	+
−	The imminent review offers the opportunity for the London Mayor to restructure and update planning policies in a changing and more challenging environment and U+I urge him to do so effectively.	+
		+	The imminent review offers the opportunity for the London Mayor to restructure and update planning policies in a changing and more challenging environment and U+I urge him to do so effectively.

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