Deansgate Conservation Area - Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council

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The 2007 ban on smoking in enclosed public places and workplaces is likely to generate a demand for smoking shelters and outdoor seating, which will require careful management to avoid intrusive new structures. 6.0 Community involvement. A publicity leaflet which included a tear out questionnaire was distributed to businesses and properties within all the Town Centre Conservation Areas. In addition two half day drop in sessions were held at the library foyer in Le Mans Crescent on 22 nd and 23 rd January 2008 to provide advice and respond to comments. In total approximately 600 leaflets were distributed. A press release raising awareness of the drop in session was advertised in the Bolton Evening News and the Conservation Area Appraisals were made available to view online. Respondents were asked if they agreed on the boundary extensions, whether they wished to see more areas protected and to score in terms of importance eight key recommendations set out in the Conservation Area Management Plan. The response rate was low but raised no objections to the boundary extensions. The Civic Trust were one of the respondents and were generally supportive of all the Conservation Area boundary extensions. Some concern was raised regarding constraints that Conservation Area status afforded and that the extended areas could not be afforded adequate protection by the Authority given the investment pressure in some of these areas. July 2008 27
7. Suggested conservation area boundary changes No boundary extensions are proposed. A small area to the north-east of Bridge Street is to be transferred to the St George‟s Conservation Area, following recommendations made in the appraisal of the latter area. July 2008 28
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Page 5 and 6: 3.0 Summary of special interest The
Page 7 and 8: During the Civil War in the 1640s,
Page 9 and 10: Fig.2: Prestons corner in the late
Page 11 and 12: Fig.5: The former Fishmarket site,
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