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period for thatpermission, wasgranted on16/02/2011.The site has thepotential tocontribute to thehousing landsupply.This site is adevelopmentopportunity.ANS04Depot,PittenweemRoad0.4Brownfieldsite12FifeCouncil/PrivateIt has thepotential tocontribute 12houses to thehousing landsupply.Beforedevelopmenttakes place,potentialcontamination ofthis site shouldbe investigated,and mitigated ifrequired.This site is adevelopmentopportunity.ANS05AnstrutherWesterPrimarySchool0.2Brownfieldsite8FifeCouncil/PrivateIt has thepotential tocontribute 8houses to thehousing landsupply.A flood riskassessment isrequired beforedevelopmenttakes place.
This site is aLocal Planallocation.Vehicle accessvia B9131.Classes 4(business), 5(generalindustrial) &6(storage &distribution).ANS06St AndrewsRoadextension3.9 EmploymentFifeCouncil/PrivateRetain scope tolink site to theestablishedemploymentarea to thesouth.Safer route toschool to besafeguarded(indicated on theproposals map).A flood riskassessment isrequired beforedevelopmenttakes place.ANS07Harbour &town centreimprovements21.0Infrastructurefacilities,boatservicing,pontoons(phase 2)FifeCouncil/OtherAnstrutherCommunityRegenerationProject Group iscurrentlyexaminingdevelopmentoptions.AnstrutherEaster Harbouris category BListed byHistoricScotland.Development
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Page 5 and 6: IntroductionThe Fife Development Pl
Page 9 and 10: Policy ContextThe Scottish Governme
Page 11 and 12: 4. Safeguarding and improving the e
Page 13 and 14: the provision of shared infrastruct
Page 15 and 16: avoid piecemeal development and wil
Page 17 and 18: encourage suitable proposals to pro
Page 19 and 20: 42. Town centres43. The main town c
Page 21 and 22: 52. Local Plan housing land require
Page 23 and 24: Fife Structure Plan Housing Land Re
Page 25 and 26: (This may also be applied to non re
Page 27 and 28: 72. Twenty-seven conservation areas
Page 29 and 30: Providing for Infrastructure and Co
Page 31 and 32: waste disposal and recycling. Waste
Page 33 and 34: problems including the creation of
Page 35 and 36: Settlement PlansIntroductionSettlem
Page 37 and 38: Kettlebridge & KingskettleKilconquh
Page 39 and 40: of old mineworkings, mine entries a
Page 41: Anstruther and Cellardyke - Local P
Page 45 and 46: Auchtermuchty Settlement PlanPopula
Page 47 and 48: Fife Councilapproval;developmentfra
Page 49 and 50: Balmullo Settlement PlanPopulation
Page 51 and 52: COB03MainStreet
Page 53 and 54: developed in alater phase.Land to b
Page 55 and 56: ooof totalhousingnumbers,625 square
Page 57 and 58: oooocontinuationof someoutdoorevent
Page 59 and 60: Cupar Settlement PlanPopulation - 8
Page 61 and 62: Monument). Commercial and business
Page 63 and 64: Landscape and Greenspace Management
Page 65 and 66: development withinthe Strategic Lan
Page 67 and 68: housing landsupply.DevelopmentBrief
Page 69 and 70: Contribution to therevitalisation o
Page 71 and 72: Cupar MuirPopulation - 202Cupar Mui
Page 73 and 74: Drumoig Settlement PlanPopulation -
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Page 83 and 84: proposals.This site is a LocalPlan
Page 85 and 86: uses.Enhance existingvisitor facili
Page 87 and 88: Kettlebridge and Kingskettle Settle
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Largoward Settlement PlanPopulation
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Leuchars - Local Plan Proposals and
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d sum.Alternatively,subject to asch
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Lundin Links, Lower Largo & Upper L
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post20181.5 Employment0.6PrimarySch
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Strategictransportnetworkimprovemen
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Newport on Tay and Wormit Settlemen
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Flass Road.The layout of thedevelop
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uildingsancillary to thecar park wi
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proposals forPark-and-Choose sitesw
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St Margaret'sFarm buildings arecate
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04/04028/EFULLon 06/02/2006and is u
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It is proposed to extend the St And
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Development Framework PrinciplesPro
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St Andrews - Local Plan Proposals a
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Employment landmay be integratedwit
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other plans orprojects.A flood risk
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adversely affectthe integrity of th
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Retain andenhance openspace, includ
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• maintaininga corecoastalpath ro
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the area ofFleming Placeand Park St
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St Monans Settlement PlanPopulation
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IndicativeDevelopmentFrameworkprepa
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o Design andmassing of theindividua
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Tayport Settlement PlanPopulation -
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to the housingland supply anda mini
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Landward Area - Development Proposa
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LW405GlenduckieFarm,Lindores0.7 Hou
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for 7 houses, ofwhich 2 remainto be
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Part of this siteis a ScheduledAnci
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during lifetime ofLocal Plan incons
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Local Plan PoliciesThe policies con
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E10 Protection of Orchards and Rigg
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POLICY D1 DEVELOPER CONTRIBUTIONSDe
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• commit a number of recruitment/
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Secondary shoppingareas/Neighbourho
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. it will not have a detrimental ef
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ReasonScottish Planning Policy requ
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ReasonThe applicant will be require
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compatible uses (i.e. uses which do
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een established for that area. Perc
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c. it will not be detrimental to th
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of factors, including: physical bou
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In 2006 the UK ratified the Council
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Where development in the countrysid
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Developers will be required to ensu
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ReasonBuildings of special architec
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POLICY E12 ANCIENT MONUMENTS ANDARC
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Public art is integral to achieving
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d. is for the renovation of a subst
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Development Plan, including this po
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The Scottish Environment Protection
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• Regionally Important Geological
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taking forward action local to Fife
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POLICY E26 NEW TREE PLANTINGNew Tre
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POLICY E28 LANDFILLLandfillProposal
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and they:• do not on their own or
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ReasonThe countryside may have pote
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POLICY C6 ALLOTMENTSAllotmentsThe p
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has been maximised and there is no
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POLICY I1 RENEWABLE ENERGYRenewable
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Whilst some technologies will be su
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Guidelines 2009, which apply to all
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impact could be great. Comprehensiv
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telecommunications must also includ
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GlossaryThis glossary is designed t
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Capacity Constraint (Transportation
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Development: the carrying out of bu
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Geothermal Energy: a form of renewa
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Listed Building: a building of spec
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Out-of-centre: a location that is s
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Retail Impact Assessment: a detaile
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Special Needs Housing: housing spec
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Trunk Road: a major road that is th
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