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 />
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<strong>Land</strong> <strong>Allocations</strong> <strong>Local</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> Adopted 2015<br />
3.169 The vehicular access to the site should be from the A258 and measures provided<br />
to mitigate against impacts on the wider road network. Measures to encourage cycling, use<br />
of buses and walking should be an integral part of the proposals. The foul sewerage system<br />
may also need to be upgraded.<br />
3.170 A combination of the scale of the development and the proximity of the site to<br />
European designated nature conservation sites means that any planning application will<br />
have to develop a strategy with a range of measures and initiatives such as the provision of<br />
informal open space or walking routes (leading to wider PROWs) within the development<br />
and improved access to Fowlmead Country Park.<br />
3.171 Overall the size of the site and its location on the edge of the countryside lends itself<br />
to a range of dwellings that would improve the housing offer in Deal. The western corner of<br />
the site would would be suitable for lower density, larger family housing whilst other parts<br />
of the site could provided higher density smaller dwellings. The capacity of the site, 230<br />
dwellings, is informed by the permitted planning application.<br />
Policy LA 12<br />
<strong>Land</strong> to the north west of Sholden New Road<br />
The site is allocated for residential development with an estimated capacity of 230<br />
dwellings. <strong>Plan</strong>ning permission will be permitted provided that:<br />
i. the transition of the countryside is retained by ensuring that the western corner of<br />
the site consists of landscaping and development is of a low density and looser<br />
grain along the frontage with the A258;<br />
ii.<br />
iii.<br />
iv.<br />
existing trees are retained and enhanced through additional planting with a 20m<br />
safeguarding boundary provided, unless removal is essential for access;<br />
a mitigation strategy to address any impact on the Thanet Coast and Sandwich<br />
Bay Ramsar and SPA sites and Sandwich Bay SAC site is developed. The strategy<br />
should consider a range of measures and initiatives;<br />
the development should provide a connection to the sewerage system at the nearest<br />
point of adequate capacity; and<br />
v. vehicular access is achieved from the A258 and measures provided to mitigate<br />
against impacts on the wider road network.<br />
<strong>Land</strong> between Deal and Sholden<br />
Site Location and Characteristics<br />
3.172 The 15 ha, irregular shaped site is located on open land separating Middle Deal<br />
and Sholden. The site consists predominantly of agricultural land, scrub, trees and hedgerows<br />
along field boundaries. The land falls gently from the south to the north. There are numerous<br />
pedestrian access points onto the site but the main vehicular access is from Hyton Drive.<br />
Southern Water has advised that multiple sewers cross this site.