Aylesbury area action plan
The Aylesbury area action plan (AAP) is a document that will aim to bring about real change within the Aylesbury area over the coming years.
It focuses on the Aylesbury estate itself and discusses the long-term needs of residents in the estate; the economy, employment, housing, shopping, transport, open spaces and the overall look of the area. It considers what physical changes are needed in the area that will make a positive improvement to all of these factors.
However, the aim of the AAP is to improve the whole area to create a new sustainable community. Therefore, areas surrounding the estate, such as Surrey Square and Burgess Park are inside the AAP boundary and have been taken into consideration in developing the plan for the area.
Further information about the regeneration of the area.
Aylesbury area action plan
An examination in public (EiP) was held on 2 and 3 September 2009. The inspector has now formally submitted his report.
Read the area action plan examination in public.
The Inspector has concluded that with the minor amendments the AAP is sound. These recommendations are binding on the council.
The Aylesbury AAP was presented to Planning Commitee on 8 December 2009 and to Executive on 15 December 2009.
The Aylesbury AAP was presented to Council Assembly on 27 January 2010 for adoption.
You can download the adopted Aylesbury area action plan.
Documents which accompany the AAP
The publication draft of the Aylesbury AAP is accompanied by a sustainability appraisal report, an equalities impact assessment, an appropriate assessment, a consultation statement, a consultation plan and a number of background papers (available on request) which set out the council's evidence base and describe the council's strategy.
Download the area action plan accompanying documents.
Background papers for the Aylesbury area action plan are available on request.
We have also published the representations we received in response to formal consultation on the draft AAP and our response to these. In the light of these responses and to help make the AAP consistent with our Core Strategy preferred options, we are proposing that the inspector makes a number of changes to the draft AAP.
Copies of the above documents will also be available at the Town Hall, libraries and at the offices of the Aylesbury NDC, 1 Thurlow Street, London SE17 2US. Before arriving at the NDC's offices, you should contact Philippa Stroud on 020 7358 4151 to book an appointment. The NDC's offices are open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm.
