Appendix 1 Land Allocations Local Plan
Appendix 1 Land Allocations Local Plan
Appendix 1 Land Allocations Local Plan
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Dover District Council<br />
<strong>Land</strong> <strong>Allocations</strong> <strong>Local</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> Adopted 2015<br />
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Historic development and architectural period;<br />
<strong>Land</strong>marks (historic or otherwise);<br />
Significant areas of open green space and landscape character; and<br />
Strategic movement and connectivity routes.<br />
3.23 The urban character areas identify the function of each area. They should be used<br />
be used as the starting point for any development proposals. Developers, through the<br />
accompanying design statement, will need to set out how the character area has been used<br />
to influence the design of the proposed development. Many of the character areas have<br />
similar objectives but it is possible to identify four broad categories in which the areas fall.<br />
The categories are:<br />
Urban Areas where new development has a key role in creating or restoring the<br />
character of Dover in the future and, in some areas, subject to specific design<br />
guidance;<br />
Red<br />
In some parts of Dover where there are designated heritage assets (such as<br />
conservation areas), the focus of new development is to restore and reinforce<br />
the existing character;<br />
In other cases there is the opportunity to create new forms and styles of<br />
architecture that would rejuvenate and regenerate the urban area.<br />
Yellow<br />
Hatch<br />
Light<br />
Green<br />
Green<br />
Urban areas where only limited change is envisaged. In these areas, proposals<br />
should be particularly informed by their context.<br />
The River Dour runs through several character areas but should be considered<br />
in its own right. Whenever possible, opportunities should be taken to improve,<br />
public access and the setting of the river.<br />
Western Heights Scheduled Monument and Conservation Area, where<br />
co-ordinated action is needed to fully realise visitor potential whilst ensuring that<br />
its heritage and wildlife value is protected and better appreciated.<br />
<strong>Land</strong>scape Areas surrounding the town providing the setting for Dover .<br />
Table 3.5<br />
3.24 Each area has a relationship with neighbouring character areas. Where development<br />
abuts another character area the proposed development should demonstrate how it addresses<br />
the overall objectives of each.