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120North Norfolk Site Allocations12 Allocations in Service VillagesSite Map12.1.12 The following map shows the area of land that is allocated for development.The Coach HouseNOT TO SCALEWelcomeGargoyle HousePlay AreaSt JosephsMeadThe FirsThis map is based upon Ordnance Surveymaterial with the permission of OrdnanceSurvey on behalf of the Controller of HerMajesty's Stationery Office © Crown Copyright.Unauthorised reproduction infringes CrownCopyright and may lead to prosecution orcivil proceedings. (100018623) (2010)GreenacreThe HavenChurchLumleyThe HoppitsLarksRiseRoomAldboroughPenfold1854PIPIT'S MEADOWGarageALD01Pond26.5mManor FarmMoonrakerMap 12.1 Garage Site / Pipit's Meadow (ALD01)
North Norfolk Site AllocationsAllocations in Service Villages 1212112.2 Allocations for Bacton12.2.1 Bacton is identified as a 'CoastalService Village' in the Core Strategywhich provides for the possibility ofone or more allocations to deliverapproximately 26 dwellings.12.2.2 The village is concentrated alongBeach Road / Coast Road andincludes a number of properties anda small selection of local shops. Aswell as catering for permanentresidents a significant amount ofholiday accommodation existsincluding several caravan parks.The Bacton Gas Terminal, a largelocal employer, is locatedapproximately 2 kilometres to the north-west of the village centre.12.2.3 Bacton is a low lying village, but is within Flood Zone 1 (low risk), and land levels are abovecurrent and future flood risk predictions. A number of properties are, however, within theCoastal Erosion Constraint Area (39) , as identified on the adopted Proposals Map.12.2.4 Bacton has many attractive and historically important buildings including the church andSt Andrews Priory, and the area around Abbey Street which is designated as a ConservationArea. New development should be sympathetic to these features. It is also considereddesirable to ensure that any allocation is centrally located around existing facilities, so asto consolidate the village and minimise the impact of development on the surroundinglandscape. Two allocations totalling approximately 34 dwellings are made, one of whichincludes improved public open space. The North Norfolk Open Space and RecreationStrategy (40) identified that particular attention should be paid to the potential for upgradingand improving children's play provision at Bacton playing field, and Lottery money hasrecently been secured by the District Council to help achieve this. Developments of morethan 10 dwellings will be required to contribute towards public open space.Residential and Public Open Space: Land Adjacent to Beach Road (BACT03)Description12.2.5 This site is part of a large field currently used for agriculture which surrounds the villagehall and post office in the centre of the village. The site is within the village centre, so hasno views to open countryside surrounding the village, although does contribute to the senseof openness in this part of the village. The provision of Public Open Space to the east ofthe village hall will help retain this. Careful attention to site layout and design, includingdwellings facing onto Beach Road, will be important to respect the historic rural characterof the village.12.2.6 Development offers the potential for provision of new public open space in a central location,39 An area of development restraint identified in the adopted Core Strategy where policy EN11 is applied40 North Norfolk Open Space and Recreation Study, Atkins, 2006.
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