Hampshire Spatial Framework Presentation for Hampshire 2050 Partnership

Hampshire Spatial Framework Presentation for Hampshire 2050 Partnership Prepared by LUC Jon Pearson 8 July 2021

Purpose of the Framework • Identified need for whole-county spatial framework for the natural environment + a Hampshire-wide understanding of strategic infrastructure needs. • Framework seeks to occupy a space not filled by Local Plans. • Considering a longer timeframe than Local Plans, through to 2050. • Enabling a shared understanding of key issues and related opportunities. • A document to guide the plans and strategies of constituent districts. LUC |

Broad approach to developing the Framework Describe baseline and identify key issues and objectives across 10 themes Use these to develop a series of infrastructure and natural environment opportunities across the County for the period 2020 -2050. 1. 20 -minute neighbourhoods: a network of healthier, greener, walkable hubs 7. New 'green lungs': green space and living woodlands for all 2. Connecting urban areas: rapid transit links and mobility hubs on major movement corridors. 8. Energy generation: stepping up the deployment of renewable sources 3. A new logistics: a network of future-proofed mobility hubs 9. River restoration zones: shaping wild 'sponge' landscapes 4. Hampshire's Wild Belt: 30% of land managed for nature 10. Rethinking our landscapes: Nature restoration and reform at scale via the National Parks and AONBs 5. A National Marine Park for the Solent 11. Combatting Water Stress 6. Reconnecting communities with their energy supply LUC |

The 10 Framework themes Cross cutting theme: Climate Change Biodiversity Landscape & seascape Water environment Transport Air, light and noise pollution Minerals and waste LUC | Soils Water resources Energy Telecoms and broadband

Summary of Strategic Opportunities 1. 20 -minute neighbourhoods: a network of healthier, greener, walkable hubs 7. New 'green lungs': green space and living woodlands for all 2. Connecting urban areas: rapid transit links and mobility hubs on major movement corridors. 8. Energy generation: stepping up the deployment of renewable sources 3. A new logistics: a network of futureproofed mobility hubs 9. River restoration zones: shaping wild 'sponge' landscapes 4. Hampshire's Wild Belt: 30% of land managed for nature 10. Rethinking our landscapes: Nature restoration and reform at scale via the National Parks and AONBs 5. A National Marine Park for the Solent 11. Combatting Water Stress 6. Reconnecting communities with their energy supply LUC |

List of Enabling Principles 1. The Circular Economy 2. Living more locally 3. Flexibility to emerging technologies 4. Community ownership and engagement 5. Enabling investment in nature-based solutions 6. Inclusive landscapes 7. The Natural Health Service 8. Better partnership working across the rural-urban divide 9. Using infrastructure delivery plans (IDPs) wisely LUC |

Format of the Framework Web-based Story. Map format writing for the web LUC |

Where are we in the development process & what are the next steps? Review of existing policies and spatial (GIS) data Testing work so far with key stakeholders Identification of proposed key issues and objectives LUC | Identify priority opportunities for network Finalise and map spatial opportunities Present the final ‘Story. Map’ framework online