Management Plan - North York Moors National Park

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CommunitiesAIM■ A safe and efficient sustainable transport network will be provided whichis compatible with the National Park’s high quality landscape.POLICIESC12. Local community transport projectswill be supported together with aninnovative approach to small scale publictransport initiatives linking the mainvillages, surrounding towns and visitorattractionsC13. Attractive and viable alternativemeans of transport to the private car willbe promoted to enable people to travelin and around the National Park in amore sustainable and integrated wayC14. The demand for travel will bereduced through;• encouraging home working;• promoting the use of high-speedbroadband for both business andleisure purposes, and• encouraging the uptake of videoconferencing as an alternative tolong-distance travel.MEANS TO ACHIEVEOngoing involvementLocal Sustainable Transport Fund orequivalentProvide and promote well developedsmart travel choices including safecycling and walking routes.Focused bus servicesNorth Yorkshire Local Transport PlanRedcar and Cleveland Local TransportPlanLocal Sustainable Transport FundLocal Development Framework CorePolicy MConnecting North Yorkshire (whichincludes NYnet)Broadband provision across Tees ValleyVideo conferencingKEY PARTNERSNational Park AuthorityNorth Yorkshire County CouncilNational Park AuthorityNorth Yorkshire County CouncilRedcar and Cleveland Borough CouncilNational Park AuthorityNational Park AuthorityNorth Yorkshire County CouncilRedcar and Cleveland Borough CouncilNorth Yorkshire County CouncilNational Park AuthorityNational Park AuthorityNorth Yorkshire County CouncilConstituent local authoritiesPrivate sectorTees Valley UnlimitedPrivate sectorNational Park Authority110 www.northyorkmoors.org.uk
POLICIESC15. Initiatives which decarbonisemobility and reduce CO2 emissions willbe supportedC16. The visual and environmentalimpacts of highway improvements andnew or replacement infrastructure willbe minimisedC17. The safety aspects of transport andbenefits of more sustainable modes oftravel will be highlightedMEANS TO ACHIEVEEncouraging low emission vehicles andcyclingLocal Development Framework CorePolicy MNorth Yorkshire Local Transport PlanRedcar and Cleveland Local TransportPlanDesign Guidance (to be prepared)Campaigns and literatureKEY PARTNERSNational Park AuthorityNorth Yorkshire County CouncilRedcar and Cleveland Borough CouncilSustransNational Park AuthorityNorth Yorkshire County CouncilRedcar and Cleveland Borough CouncilNational Park AuthorityNorth Yorkshire County CouncilNorth Yorkshire County CouncilRedcar and Cleveland Borough CouncilNational Park AuthorityHow Management Plan progress will be reportedINDICATORNumber of vehicles passing trafficcounters in the National ParkPercentage of households who own a carTARGET / DESIRED DIRECTION OF CHANGEn/a – State of the Park indicatorn/a – State of the Park indicatorNorth York Moors National Park Management Plan111
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PrefaceThe National Park Management
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1. Context1.1 The North York Moors
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Context1.4 How the Management Plan
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EnvironmentAIM■ The landscape cha
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