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along the southern edge of the lake and the water’s edge. Shearwater is a very populardestination for local people and visitors providing a first class area for quiet informalrecreation. This use should be safeguarded and enhanced with the provision of improvedfacilities for sailing and angling together with improvements to footpaths, interpretation,bird hides and picnic areas. The District Council will encourage the provision of facilities toallow the disabled access for angling, sailing and informal recreation. Any proposals atShearwater will be considered against relevant Structure and District Plan policiesparticularly those relating to the protection of the AONB.R15R15Development at Golf CoursesProposals for development associated with golf course proposals, such as golf drivingranges, hotels and restaurants, will be considered as a separate issue to the main useand will be subject to the following considerations:-1The appropriateness of the proposal to anyassociated development or proposal;1a233a4The impact of the proposal upon the WesternWiltshire Green Belt, Areas of Outstanding NaturalBeauty, landscape setting to towns, Areas of HighEcological Value, areas of recognisedarchaeological importance, Scheduled AncientMonuments, and other interests of acknowledgedimportance including the conservation of thenatural beauty of the landscape and theprotection of Special Areas of Conservation,Special Protection Areas for wild birds, Sites ofSpecial Scientific Interest, Regionally ImportantGeological or Geomorphological Sites, LocalNature Reserves, protected species and Sites ofNature Conservation Importance;The impact of the proposal upon the amenities ofthe countryside and nearby residents, includingany visual or noise intrusion;The appropriateness of measures such as artificiallighting and fencing within these areas;The impact of the proposal upon the environmentdue to the provision of water supplies and thedisposal of surface water;Traffic generation, highway safety and parkingprovision;5 The development does not conflict with otherStructure Plan or District Plan First Alterationpolicies.2.5.2 Golf driving ranges, hotels, restaurants and other associated development seek to locate at91
3 golf courses and in doing so create a development issue which is wider than that of the golfcourse use itself. Such facilities may be incongruous to a countryside setting and may alsogenerate excessive traffic movements on country roads. Policies R14 and R15 will be used todetermine the total impact of such developments upon the amenities of the local area.92
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ContentsPage1. Introduction 22. Spa
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1.9 All DPDs must be produced havin
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Regional Spatial Strategy for the S
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2.17 The creation of new greenspace
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3.7 Local government is seen as the
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etter streetscapes, enhancing biodi
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Table 2: Proposed quantity standard
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Table 6: Shortfalls in accessible l
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5 Leisure and recreation issuesKey
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Funding• The District Council is
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7 Spatial objectives7.1 The vision
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Figure 2: Key Spatial Elements© Cr
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Spatial objectives:Provide a suffic
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8.7 The Assessment has recommended
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Spatial objectives:Provide a suffic
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enhancing existing provision. New u
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9 Provision for outdoor sportSpatia
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10 Other spatial policies10.1 Whils
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Spatial Objective:Maximise access t
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Page 56 and 57: GM1Maintenance of existing openspac
Page 58 and 59: YP2Provision for teenagersSailing l
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Page 62 and 63: Bearfield Recreation Ground Bradfor
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Page 66 and 67: APPENDIX 2List of sites of low valu
Page 68 and 69: Indoor FacilitiesNo value has been
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Page 72 and 73: APPENDIX 3Proposed quality standard
Page 74 and 75: Amenity GreenspacesGeneral Characte
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Page 90 and 91: A brief summary of each policy is p
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