Common use of Core Area Clause in Contracts

Core Area. A5.7 The Core Area will build on its key strengths including its skilled workforce in sectors such as health, life sciences and pharmaceuticals, advanced engineering and aerospace, its high quality environment and educational opportunities. Together with Stansted Airport, the local authorities will deliver sustainable growth which supports the economic ambitions of the LSCC and the UK through:  complementing and supporting the economic performance of the Corridor whilst maintaining and enhancing the special character of the area, including the locally distinctive historic character of its market towns and rural settlements; 10 Although this MoU and the HMA cover only the four West Essex/East Hertfordshire Authorities, the MoU itself, the SHMA and Joint Economic Report, and the Spatial Options Study were discussed at the Co-op Member Board and the Co-op Officer Group, of which Broxbourne Borough Council is a member. Xxxxxxxxxx BC officers and Members were also involved in the drafting and agreement of the LSCC ‘Core Area’ vision.  the delivery of housing, supported by good access to social, leisure, community, health facilities, education and jobs, that meets the needs of local people and supports sustainable economic growth, whilst ensuring it remains an attractive place for people to live and locate to;  capitalising on existing economic sectors and promoting growth of expanding industries including in the food production, life sciences, pharmaceuticals and technology sectors; tourism including hotels, Stansted’s expansion, recreation/green assets including the Xxx Valley, Stort Valley, Epping Forest and Xxxxxxxx Forest National Nature Reserve;  working with partners to protect and enhance the high quality environment, its unique landscapes and places of special wildlife value. This would be achieved by place- shaping initiatives which would include measures to conserve areas of high biodiversity; the provision of new, alternative green spaces for people and wildlife; and the increase of green infrastructure connections between these areas, to provide greater opportunities for more sustainable access to nature for everyone living in the corridor;  working with partners to secure investment in major infrastructure including increasing rail capacity on the West Anglia Mainline and maximising the opportunities that Crossrail 2 can deliver, together with road improvements including a new junction on the M11 at 7A and improvements to junctions 7 and 8, and to the A414, A120, A10 and M25; and delivery of superfast broadband;

Core Area. A5.7 The Core Area will build on its key strengths including its skilled workforce in sectors such as health, life sciences and pharmaceuticals, advanced engineering and aerospace, its high quality environment and educational opportunities. Together with Stansted Airport, the local authorities will deliver sustainable growth which supports the economic ambitions of the LSCC and the UK through:  • complementing and supporting the economic performance of the Corridor whilst maintaining and enhancing the special character of the area, including the locally distinctive historic character of its market towns and rural settlements; 10 11 Although this MoU and the HMA cover only the four West Essex/East Hertfordshire Authorities, the MoU itself, the SHMA and Joint Economic Report, and the Spatial Options Study were discussed at the Co-op Member Board and the Co-op Officer Group, of which Broxbourne Borough Council is a member. Xxxxxxxxxx BC officers and Members were also involved in the drafting and agreement of the LSCC ‘Core Area’ vision.  • the delivery of housing, supported by good access to social, leisure, community, health facilities, education and jobs, that meets the needs of local people and supports sustainable economic growth, whilst ensuring it remains an attractive place for people to live and locate to;  • capitalising on existing economic sectors and promoting growth of expanding industries including in the food production, life sciences, pharmaceuticals and technology sectors; tourism including hotels, Stansted’s expansion, recreation/green assets including the Xxx Valley, Stort Valley, Epping Forest and Xxxxxxxx Forest National Nature Reserve;  • working with partners to protect and enhance the high quality environment, its unique landscapes and places of special wildlife value. This would be achieved by place- shaping initiatives which would include measures to conserve areas of high biodiversity; the provision of new, alternative green spaces for people and wildlife; and the increase of green infrastructure connections between these areas, to provide greater opportunities for more sustainable access to nature for everyone living in the corridor;  • working with partners to secure investment in major infrastructure including increasing rail capacity on the West Anglia Mainline and maximising the opportunities that Crossrail 2 can deliver, together with road improvements including a new junction on the M11 at 7A and improvements to junctions 7 and 8, and to the A414, A120, A10 and M25; and delivery of superfast broadband;

Core Area. A5.7 The Core Area will build on its key strengths including its skilled workforce in sectors such as health, life sciences and pharmaceuticals, advanced engineering and aerospace, its high quality environment and educational opportunities. Together with Stansted Airport, the local authorities will deliver sustainable growth which supports the economic ambitions of the LSCC and the UK through:  • complementing and supporting the economic performance of the Corridor whilst maintaining and enhancing the special character of the area, including the locally distinctive historic character of its market towns and rural settlements; 10 Although this MoU and the HMA cover only the four West Essex/East Hertfordshire Authorities, the MoU itself, the SHMA and Joint Economic Report, and the Spatial Options Study were discussed at the Co-op Member Board and the Co-op Officer Group, of which Broxbourne Borough Council is a member. Xxxxxxxxxx BC officers and Members were also involved in the drafting and agreement of the LSCC ‘Core Area’ vision.  • the delivery of housing, supported by good access to social, leisure, community, health facilities, education and jobs, that meets the needs of local people and supports sustainable economic growth, whilst ensuring it remains an attractive place for people to live and locate to;  • capitalising on existing economic sectors and promoting growth of expanding industries including in the food production, life sciences, pharmaceuticals and technology sectors; tourism including hotels, Stansted’s expansion, recreation/green assets including the Xxx Valley, Stort Valley, Epping Forest and Xxxxxxxx Forest National Nature Reserve;  • working with partners to protect and enhance the high quality environment, its unique landscapes and places of special wildlife value. This would be achieved by place- shaping initiatives which would include measures to conserve areas of high biodiversity; the provision of new, alternative green spaces for people and wildlife; and the increase of green infrastructure connections between these areas, to provide greater opportunities for more sustainable access to nature for everyone living in the corridor;  • working with partners to secure investment in major infrastructure including increasing rail capacity on the West Anglia Mainline and maximising the opportunities that Crossrail 2 can deliver, together with road improvements including a new junction on the M11 at 7A and improvements to junctions 7 and 8, and to the A414, A120, A10 and M25; and delivery of superfast broadband;