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Contents Acknowledgements 2 The origins of AONBs 3 Early steps towards designation 11 Informal consultation on the 20 proposed boundaries Formal consultation 38 Public Advertisement 43 Representations received in response 45 to the public advertisement of the Order Confirmation of the 47 East Devon AONB AONB Administration 51 References 52 © East Devon AONB Partnership 2010
Acknowledgements This designation history is an adapted version of an original copy compiled by Ray Woolmore on behalf of Natural England in January 2009 to whom we are indebted. Ray Woolmore has painstakingly compiled designation histories for a number of protected landscapes across England and Wales and his commitment to the AONBs was rightly recognised in his “Bowland Trophy Award” award by the National Association for AONBs in 2002. Ray wishes to acknowledge the valuable help given to him in searching out facts for this history by Chris Woodruff, the East Devon AONB Team Manager and by Richard Butler (until retirement in 2006 at Devon County Council). He also wishes to acknowledge the unstinting help given to him by his typist Jasia Krabbe; Records Management Officer, John Bohdanec, and Rachael Mills, the Designation History Series Project Officer, all based at John Dower House, Natural England’s Cheltenham office. Also Bob Monks as cartographer. Donald Campbell, Chairman, East Devon AONB Partnership
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Page 10 and 11: Map1 - From the “Dower” Report
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Page 14 and 15: Early Steps towards designation The
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Page 18 and 19: Map 3 Devon County Development Plan
Page 20 and 21: Brigadier Acland’s paper to the N
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Page 30 and 31: Somerset County Council’s further
Page 32 and 33: L. J. Watson’s note to the Nation
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Page 40 and 41: On 9 January 1961, following Commit
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Page 44 and 45: Devon County Council, Budleigh Salt
Page 46 and 47: Public Advertisement With the propo
Page 48 and 49: Representations received in respons
Page 50 and 51: Confirmation of the East Devon AONB
Page 52 and 53: AONB Administration East Devon AONB
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11. Letter from Geoffrey Clark, Dir
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