Local Implementation Plan

• Local Implementation Plan

All boroughs are required by statute to produce a Local Implementation Plan (LIP) to show how they will contribute to delivering the Mayor of London’s Transport Strategy, specifically in relation to the priorities identified.

You can find information about the Transport Strategy at the Mayor of London’s website, go to the Mayor of London’s Transport Strategy

The Council has now produced its Local Implementation Plan

To view the Strategic Environmental Assessment go to LIP: Strategic Environmental Assessment.

Local Implementation Plan

Chapter	Draft Local Implementation Plan	File Size
	Contents and Introduction	(352 Kb)
1	Local socio-Economic and Demographic Context	(847 Kb)
	Geographic context
	Population
	Employment
	Housing
	Social conditions
	Education
	Health and care
	Environment
	Tourism and leisure
2	Local transport context	1.34 Mb Large file
3	Borough Policy Statement	117 Kb
	Building a Better City Life
	Renewing the Legacy
	Council Policies
	Partnerships
	Mayor's Transport Strategy
4	Equality Impact Assessment	244 Kb
5	LIP Proposals for Mayor of London's Transport Priority Areas	2.24 Mb Large file
	Mayor's Transport Strategy
	London Underground
	National Rail
	Buses
	Streets
	Car users
	Walking
	Cycling
	Freight
	International
	Water
	Taxis, Private Hire Vehicles and Community Transport
	Accessible Transport
	Integration
	Major Projects
6	Road Safety Plan	846 Kb
	Introduction
	Background
	Policy and Objectives
	Progress to the end of 2005
	Future strategies
	Monitoring
	Conclusion
	Bibliography
	Contacts
	Appendix A - Casualty graphs
7	Parking and Enforcement Plan	(1.4 Mb) Large file
	Introduction
	Policies and strategies
	Council Policies
	Parking Services
	Parking Operations
	Annual monitoring
	Coordination and cooperation with other boroughs
	Financial Statement
	Parking initiatives and challenges
	Appendix A - Strategies and policies
	Appendix B Table 7.5: Car parks in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
	Appendix C Table 7.6: Parking and Servicing Provision
8	School Travel Plan Strategy	(1.16 Mb)
	Introduction
	Policy context
	Background
	Senior level support
	Development of school travel plans in the Royal Borough
	Progress
	Publicity, promotion and communication
	Future initiatives
	Targets
	Resources
	Monitoring
	Identifying problems and solutions
	Future actions
	Bibliography
	Contacts
	Appendix A - approval forms
	Appendix B - Location of LEA schools
	Appendix C - Location of independent schools
9	Performance measures	(418 Kb)
	Priority 1 - Improving road safety
	Priority 11 - Improving bus journey times and reliability
	Priority 111 - Relieving traffic congestion and improving journey time reliability
	Priority 1V - Improving the working and parking and loading arrangements
	Priority V - Improving accessibility and social inclusion on the transport network
	Priority V1 - Encourage walking
	Priority V11 - Encourage cycling
	Priority V111 - Brining transport infrastructure to a state of good repair
10	Consultation results to be added after consultation is completed	(1.21 Mb) Large file
11	Core capacity	(999 Kb)
	Organisation and people
	Management systems - hardware and software
	Plans and policies
	Decision making process/stakeholder involvement
	Data collection and sets
	Quality Management and quality assurance
	Corporate Performance Assessment (CPA) Corporate Assessment (CA), Joint Areas' Review (JAR) and Investors in People (IiP)
	Non-financial risks
	Appendix A - organisational charts
12	Funding implications	(329 Kb)
	Funding risks
	Funding gap
	Funding 2010/11
	Appendix 1 Common Statements	(264 Kb)
	Appendix 2 – part 1 Proposal Forms	446 Kb
	Appendix 2 – part 2 Proposal Forms	485 Kb
	Appendix 3 Cross Cutting	(95 Kb)
	Appendix 4 Acronyms	(96 Kb)

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