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1515.3 Farmland Plateau Landscapes5
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153and Good Easter in the lower lyi
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155B16 FELSTED FARMLAND PLATEAU (sh
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157B17 TERLING FARMLAND PLATEAU (sh
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159B20 WRITTLE FARMLAND PLATEAUKey
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161Proposed Landscape Strategy Obje
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163Visual Characteristics. The A12
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1655.4 Drained Estuarine Marsh Land
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167well screened in the landscape.
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1695.5 Wooded Farmland Landscapes5.
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171enclosure and tranquillity and a
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173F6 WOODHAM WOODED FARMLAND (shar
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175enclosed meadows within river va
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177north, south and east. Therefore
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179F10 HEYBRIDGE WOODED FARMLAND (s
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181Suggested Landscape Planning Gui
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183and Ramsden Heath). Church tower
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185F12 EAST HANNINGFIELD WOODED FAR
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187 Potential major road improvemen
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189Historic Land UseEvidence of his
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8.0 RECOMMENDATIONS
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3428.2.3 Planners, developers, arch
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344Drafting Core Policies and Suppo
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346 Make the link between planning
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348 change in the degree of key fac
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APPENDIX ASTAKEHOLDER CONSULTATION
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Fit with adjacent classificationsCB
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Chelmsford - Key threats to valued
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Appendix A - Stakeholder Consultati
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CBA gave a brief overview of the st
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9. Summary and Recommendations/Appl
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development planning with conservat
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GLOSSARYCommunity StrategyAll local
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APPENDIX CSOURCES OF FURTHER INFORM
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English Heritage, 2003, Register of
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HISTORIC LANDSCAPE CHARACTER AREAS
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APPENDIX FDRAFT CORE STRATEGY LANDS
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