Core Strategy (PDF) - Lake District National Park

Lake District National Park Core Strategy including Proposals Map Adoption October 2010
7 Proposals Maps
(located in pocket at back of document)
Proposals Map - P
Map 1 – Ambleside
Map 2 – Backbarrow / Haverthwaite
Map 3 – Bootle
Map 4 – Broughton-in-Furness
Map 5 – Caldbeck
Map 6 – Coniston
Map 7 – Glenridding/ Patterdale
Map 8 – Gosforth
Map 9 – Grasmere
Map 10 – Hawkshead
Map 11 – Keswick - P
Map 12 – Staveley
Map 13 – Windermere/ Bowness
Figures
Figure 1: Key Policies and Plans informing the
Local Development Framework 3
Figure 2: Key Diagram 10
Figure 3: North Distinctive Area map 25
Figure 4: East Distinctive Area map 32
Figure 5: West Distinctive Area map 38
Figure 6: Central and South East Distinctive Area map 44
Figure 7: Windermere Waterfront Programme – Key Sites 50
Figure 8: South Distinctive Area map 54
Figure 9: Trajectory and managed delivery target to 2025 78
Figure 10: Lake District National Park Employment by
Broad Sector,2005 91
Figure 11: Section 3 Conservation map 101
Figure 12: Landscape Character Types and Areas of Distinctive
Character 104
Figure 13: National and International Wildlife Sites 108
Figure 13a:County Wildlife Sites and Regionally Important
Geological Sites 109
Figure 14: Mineral Sites 119
Figure 15: Waste Management Sites 124
Tables
Table 1:
Settlements identified as rural service centres and
villages 17
Table 2: Areas at risk of flooding in rural service centres 72
Table 3:
Summary of findings of Infrastructure requirements
within the rural service centres 162