Bootle - Lake District National Park
Bootle - Lake District National Park
Bootle - Lake District National Park
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Site reference X441 Site area (Ha) 0.73<br />
Site name<br />
<strong>Bootle</strong> playing field and playground<br />
Suggested use at Issues and Open space recreation<br />
Options<br />
Key issues identified at Stage 2 Possible to overcome or mitigate the issue?<br />
through issues and options<br />
consultation<br />
No (give reason)<br />
Further<br />
assessment<br />
required (see<br />
below)<br />
No issues identified<br />
Stage 3 – Recreation open space<br />
Is there a local deficiency of this type of open space?<br />
Is there a local surplus of this type of open space?<br />
Is site still in recreational use?<br />
Is the site or its use mentioned in the community plan?<br />
If applicable does the community plan recognise it as<br />
worthy of retention for its current use?<br />
Does the site contribute to the character of the built<br />
environment, landscape, or settlement form?<br />
Is the site within or well related to a settlement?<br />
Is the site publicly accessible?<br />
Has an alternative use or development been suggested?<br />
Description of reasonable alternative use(s):<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
Yes<br />
No<br />
No<br />
No<br />
No<br />
N/A<br />
No<br />
If a new use is suggested what is the justification or considerations to justify<br />
an alternative use or development?<br />
Site characteristics<br />
Playground includes informal kickabout area, used by Captain Shaw School. Flat,<br />
well maintained, frequently used.<br />
Comments from Sport England (required if an alternative use is pursued)<br />
Summary of consultation comments<br />
No comments received
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