Employment Land Availability By Map

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Employment Availability Map

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The link above starts the CityStreAtZ mapping application with the Employment Land Availability information as at 01/04/2010, split into 4 map layers:-

Small sites 500-1000sqm (coloured PINK);

Strategic Sites >1000sqm (coloured YELLOW) and

Remaining ALLOCATIONS (coloured PURPLE).

Potential LOSSES (coloured light BLUE)

The Potential LOSSES layer includes all extant planning permissions which involve a loss of more than 500sqm of B Class (ie.Industrial/Employment) Floorspace.

You can view any combination of these layers together with Planning Sites and Planning Application boundaries by selecting them from the layer visibility menu and clicking the Refresh Map button. You can  navigate by using the tools to zoom and pan within the map window itself. It is also possible to search for any property or site by address, postcode or building name.

It is STRONGLY recommended that you read the help files within CityStreAtZ to fully benefit from all the map sets and tools available.

To retrieve details of Employment Sites 

To retrieve details of Employment Sites use the information tool to click inside the site of interest. Follow links through to Planning and Site Details.

The planning boundaries are shown in colour on these maps: most of the boundaries are red, but there may be other colours such as green, purple, blue, etc. As planning applications can relate to either a part, the whole or more than your specific site, you must use the information tool to click on the map, either side of any coloured boundary crossing your site. Just clicking once within the centre of the site will only return information for that point.

If there is any Planning History then a pop up will appear with the relevant Planning Property Reference Number(s) and associated link(s) to the Planning Applications Database. Follow these links to get planning application details.