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• investigate opportunities to link public and community transport and rights ofway to reduce dependence on the private car;• engage local communities in determining their recreation needs;• ensure new recreation development respects distinctive local built andlandscape character.3.7 The Cotswolds AONB Management Plan 2008-2013 was adopted in 2008 by theCotswolds Conservation Board, on which the District Council is represented. TheCotswolds AONB covers almost 800 square miles and extends into Warwickshire,Worcestershire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, Bath and North East Somerset, as wellas North Wiltshire and the north western corner of West Wiltshire. The ManagementPlan highlights the links between access and recreation and farming, tourism,biodiversity, transport and the historic environment. It emphasises the Cotswolds as arenowned destination for walking and includes priority actions to:• manage and improve access and the recreational use of the countryside;• raise awareness of opportunities to access open country;• assess the adequacy of existing access in partnership with accessibilitygroups;• take account of AONB landscape, distinctiveness and design guidance inconsideration of new (recreation) proposals;• promote and develop links between biodiversity as a resource for people toappreciate and for healthy recreation;• minimise the effects of noise and light pollution .in relation to (recreational)activity and development3.8 The West Wiltshire District Council Corporate Plan 2006-2010, linked to theCommunity Strategy, identifies “better access to recreation” as one of the spotlightareas for action. The main aim here is to increase the number of people who areregularly active and it contains key performance indicators which also serve asindicators in this DPD.87
APPENDIX 5Superseded PoliciesThe following table illustrates which “saved” West Wiltshire District Plan FirstAlteration policies and which “saved” Wiltshire and Swindon Structure Plan 2016policies will be superseded by the proposed policies within the Leisure andRecreation DPD.Proposed Leisure and RecreationDPD PolicyLP1LP2LP3LP4LP5OS1OS2CR1CR2CR3GM1GM2GM3IS1IS2YP1YP2WR1WR2WR3SC1Proposed Leisure and RecreationDPD PolicyLP1; LP2; LP3; LP4; and LP5CR1; CR2; CR3; WR1; and WR2WR3WR4“Saved” West Wiltshire DistrictPlan First Alteration policy to besupersededR2R1R4R5; R14R6R11R9R8R16CA1CA4R3“Saved” Wiltshire and SwindonStructure Plan 2016 policy to besupersededRLT1RLT2RLT3RLT4Note: Five “saved” policies (R7, R10, R12, R13 and R15) from the West WiltshireDistrict Plan First Alteration (2004) have not been superseded by new policies in theDPD. They will therefore continue in force until they are replaced by the forthcomingWiltshire-wide Local Development Framework.88
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