Appendix 1 Land Allocations Local Plan

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Dover District Council 106 Land Allocations Local Plan Adopted 2015 Figure 3.16 Diagram illustrating allocated sites and change in settlement confines in Shepherdswell © Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. Dover District Council No 1000019780 (2012) Residential Allocations 3.346 The following sites are allocated for residential development or are a change to settlement confines that may enable development but do not warrant a site specific policy. The acceptability of any planning application proposals will be judged against general Development Plan policies and all other material considerations. Policy LA 32 Residential Development Land Allocated for Residential Development at Shepherdswell Site/Ref No. Design Guidelines Approx No. Of Dwellings Issues Land off Mill Lane A village location that lends itself to higher density development reflecting the neighbouring residential built form 10 Archaeology Land at 4 Mill Lane Development proposals should reflect the character and scale of adjacent development Change to Settlement Confines Conservation Area
Dover District Council Land Allocations Local Plan Adopted 2015 107 3.5.5 Wingham 3.347 Wingham is located in the north western part of the District approximately 8km to the west of Sandwich. The village lies at the foot of Preston Hill in open countryside and has a small river, the Wingham, flowing through it. There are a high number of listed buildings in the village, the majority located along the High Street, and an extensive conservation area covering a large proportion of the settlement. 3.348 The Parish has a population of 1,775 people (25) and has 781dwellings (26) . There are a wide range of commercial and community facilities including a dentist, surgery, primary school, church, village hall and a range of shops including a post office, serving the local and surrounding population. 3.349 To help sustain and strengthen Wingham's role in the settlement hierarchy, it is considered that additional housing will be required over the lifespan of this Plan. However, the issues that provide the village with its unique character; the heritage assets, the river (creating Flood Zones 2 and 3) and its location in the open countryside, all limit the development opportunities in the village. 3.350 These constraints have resulted in only three changes to the confines to enable development of less than five dwellings in each case. These are identified on the Figure below. 25 2011 Census table QS103EW 26 2011 Census table QS418EW
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