Examples of LBM in a sentence
Core Strategy Policy CS9, ‘Housing Provision’, states that LBM will support the provision of well designed housing located to create socially mixed and sustainable neighbourhoods, including the redevelopment of poor quality existing housing and not supporting proposals that result in a net loss of residential units, or net loss of affordable housing units.
The first stage of this emerging document was a public consultation held between September and November 2014, during which LBM invited residents, businesses and any other interested parties for their views on emerging proposals for the three Estates.
The previous London Plan (July 2011) set LBM a minimum 10 year housing target of 3,200 dwellings, equating to a delivery target of 320 dwellings per annum.
The creation of new and additional units and floorspace would provide LBM with funds via the New Homes Bonus, as well as S106 and the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) which could be used to fund new facilities or improvements to existing infrastructure within the area, to the benefit of local and wider borough residents, including education provision, leisure centres, libraries, open space improvements and Tramlink improvements and extensions.
High Path Estate is located towards the centre of the London Borough of Merton (LBM), within the Abbey ward, to the south and east of South Wimbledon Tube Station.
The Ravensbury Estate is located towards the south of the London Borough of Merton (LBM), within the Ravensbury ward, to the south east of Morden town centre.
Firstly, as mentioned above, CHMP as per the provisions of the HSTA, are required by LBM to refurbish the existing units to at least Decent Homes Merton Standards.
The Eastfields Estate is located towards the east of the London Borough of Merton (LBM), within the Figges Marsh ward.
Lean Body Mass (LBM) = the weight of the lean tissue of the body such as muscle, bone, and blood.
As discussed in the previous section in consideration of socio-economic factors, the creation of new residential floorspace would also provide LBM with funds via the New Homes Bonus, as well as S106 and the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) which could be used to fund the provision of new or improvements to existing social infrastructure within the area, to the benefit of all local residents (on and off the Estate).