CONTENTS

1 Introduction

• 1.1 National and Regional Context
• 1.2 Key challenges and supporting evidence
• 1.3 Development Management Document
• 1.3.1 The Policies Map
• 1.3.2 Sustainable Development
• 1.4 How this document will be used
• 1.5 Implementation

2 Housing

• 2.1 Affordable Housing
• 2.2 Housing Size
• 2.3 Existing Housing Stock and Residential Conversions
• 2.4 Standards for New Development
• 2.5 Residential Extensions
• 2.6 Specialist Housing Needs

3 Community Facilities

• 3.1 Community Facilities
• 3.2 Early Years Provision

4 Enfield's Economy

• 4.1 Introduction
• 4.2 Strategic Industrial Location (SIL)
• 4.3 Locally Significant Industrial Sites (LSIS)
• 4.4 Complementary and Supporting Uses within SIL and LSIS
• 4.5 Preventing the Loss of Industrial and Employment Capacity
• 4.6 Market Demand and Viability Assessments
• 4.7 New Employment Development
• 4.8 Small Businesses

5 Town Centres and Shopping

• 5.1 New Retail, Leisure and Office Development
• 5.2 Enfield Town
• 5.3 Angel Edmonton, Edmonton Green, Palmers Green and Southgate
• 5.4 Local Centres and Local Parades
• 5.5 Individual Shops and Small Clusters of Shops
• 5.6 Floorspace above Commercial Premises
• 5.7 Development Involving Tourism and Visitor Accommodation
• 5.8 Managing the Impact of Food and Drink Establishments
• 5.9 Managing the Impact of Betting Shops
• 5.10 Evening Economy
• 5.11 Banqueting Suites/ Function Halls
• 5.12 Social Clubs

6 Design and Heritage

• 6.1 Good Design
• 6.2 Design considerations for Business Premises
• 6.3 Design of Civic Buildings
• 6.4 Tall buildings
• 6.5 Heritage and built environment

7 Transport and Parking

• 7.1 Parking Standards
• 7.2 Vehicle Crossovers
• 7.3 Access and Servicing Development
• 7.4 Assessing the Transport Implications of New Development

8 Tackling Climate Change

• 8.1 Sustainable Design and Construction
• 8.2 Our Low Carbon Future
• 8.3 Responsible Sourcing of Materials, Waste Minimisation and Green Procurement
• 8.4 Conserving water
• 8.5 Flood Risk

9 Environmental Protection

• 9.1 Air Quality
• 9.2 Land Contamination
• 9.3 Hazardous Substances
• 9.4 Noise
• 9.5 Light Pollution
• 9.6 Water Quality

10 Green Infrastructure

• 10.1 Open Space
• 10.2 Play Space for Children and Young People
• 10.3 Playing Pitches
• 10.4 Waterways
• 10.5 Wildlife Corridors and Green Chains
• 10.6 Biodiversity and Ecological Enhancements
• 10.7 Trees and Landscaping

11 Green Belt

• 11.1 Protecting the Green Belt
• 11.2 Development Adjacent to the Green Belt
• 11.3 Areas of Special Character
• 11.4 Agriculture
• 11.5 Developed Sites in the Green Belt
• 11.6 Crews Hill Defined Area

Appendices

• 1 Evidence Base
• 2 Relationship to Unitary Development Plan (1994) Policies
• 3 Sustainable Design and Construction Statements
• 4 Housing
• 5 Commercial Opening Hours
• 6 Heritage Statements
• 7 London Plan Car Parking and Cycle Standards
• 8 Parking Standards
• 9 Road Classifications
• 10 Minimum Requirements for a Site Specific Flood Risk Assessment (FRA)
• 11 Air Quality
• 12 Hazardous Installations
• 13 Requirements for Market Demand and Viability Assessments
• 14 Glossary
• 15 Supporting Maps
• 15.1 Areas of Archaeological Importance
• 15.2 Flood Risk Maps
• 15.3 Source Protection Zones
• 15.4 Existing tall buildings and important local views