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Lisburn & Castlereagh Draft Community Plan 2017-32 A primary outcome of the Draft Community Plan is: ‘We live and work in attractive, resilient and people friendly places, safeguarding the local and global environment.’ The Draft Plan states: ‘The physical world that surrounds us is vital to our wellbeing… the wellbeing of our environment relies on our sense of stewardship so that both the local and global environment is enhanced and protected both now and in the future. The plan will help tackle a wide range of issues from local biodiversity to climate change.’ The plan has a strong commitment to sustainable development as one of its three core principles. A further supporting outcome is: • The built and natural environment is protected and enhanced. Hillsborough Castle Grounds 184 Key Issues and Options
Key Issue 29: Protecting and Enhancing Built Heritage Assets and Archaeological Remains Key Issue 29: Protecting and Enhancing Built Heritage Assets The protection and enhancement of built heritage assets is in keeping with regional policy provided through the RDS and SPPS. It is considered and Archaeological Remains fundamentally important to protect, conserve, and, where possible, enhance The protection and restore and enhancement the built heritage of built assets heritage within assets our Council is in keeping area. with regional policy provided through the RDS and SPPS. It is considered Consequently, it is proposed that all the existing Conservation Areas, fundamentally important to protect, conserve, and, where possible, Areas of Townscape Character, and Areas of Village Character, should be enhance and restore the built heritage assets within our Council area. afforded protection through the LDP. Historic Gardens, Parks and Demesnes Consequently, including it is proposed numerous that Listed all the Buildings/Scheduled existing Conservation sitesAreas, 52 are afforded Areas of Townscape appropriate Character, protection and in keeping Areas of with Village existing Character, policy (PPS should 6: be Planning, afforded protection Archaeology through and the the Built LDP. Environment). Historic Gardens, Parks and Demesnes including numerous Listed Buildings/Scheduled sites Archaeological remains of regional importance include monuments 52 are in afforded appropriate protection in keeping with existing policy (PPS 6: State Care, scheduled monuments and Areas of Significant Archaeological Planning, Archaeology and the Built Environment). Interest (ASAI). Such sites benefit from statutory protection. 53 Archaeological Development which remains would of regional adversely importance affect such include sites or monuments the integrity in of State their setting Care, scheduled must only monuments be permitted and in Areas exceptional of Significant circumstances. Archaeological Interest (ASAI). Such sites benefit from statutory protection. The Council seeks to promote economic vitality and growth through 53 the Development which would adversely affect such sites or the integrity of on-going regeneration of our built environment. One way this may be their setting must only be permitted in exceptional circumstances. achieved is by ensuring that, the built heritage remains in continuing use or The active Council re-use, seeks as to an promote integral economic part of the vitality living and working growth through community. the on-going regeneration of our built environment. One way this may be achieved is by ensuring that, the built heritage remains in continuing use or active re-use, as an integral part of the living and working community. 52 Historic Parks, Gardens and Demesnes, Listed Buildings and other scheduled sites including monuments in State Care, Scheduled Monuments and Areas of Significant Archaeological Interest (ASAIs) are designated by Historic Environment Division, Department for Communities 53 52 Historic Parks, Gardens and Demesnes, Listed Buildings and other scheduled Scheduled sites are protected under the Historic Monuments and sites including monuments in State Care, Scheduled Monuments and Areas of Archaeological Objects (NI) Order 1995 Significant Archaeological Interest (ASAIs) are designated by Historic Environment Division, Department for Communities 53 Scheduled sites are protected under the Historic Monuments and Archaeological Objects (NI) Order 1995 Conservation can play a key part in promoting economic prosperity which can help to secure attractive living and working conditions. The erosion of areas which have historic value can have a negative impact Conservation can play a key part in promoting economic prosperity which on the economy by appearing less attractive to investors. It is therefore can help to secure attractive living and working conditions. important that a balanced approach is adopted in terms of achieving growth The erosion and protecting of areas which and enhancing have historic these value assets can have in order a negative to maintain impact the on the character economy and by attractiveness appearing less of attractive the area. to Any investors. new development It is therefore should important be of that a high a balanced quality approach design in order is adopted to promote in terms the of Council achieving area as an growth attractive and protecting area to live, and work enhancing and invest. these assets in order to maintain the character and attractiveness of the area. Any new development should be of a high quality design in order to promote the Council area as an attractive area to live, work and invest. St. John’s Church, Dromara - Listed Building St. John’s Church, Dromara - Listed Building Key Issues and Options 185
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Local Development Plan PREFERRED OP
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Foreword Foreword Since 1 st April
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The Local Development Plan (LDP) wi
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2 | Have Your Say 2 | Have Your Say
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• Improving health and wellbeing
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Housing The new Lisburn & Castlerea
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Map 2: Spatial Context Lisburn & Ca
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continuous supply of land for a ran
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6 | Vision and Strategic Objectives
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Strategic Objective A: Enabling Sus
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Strategic Objective E: Supporting S
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Settlement Development Limits are d
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Option 1B Retain the existing settl
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Housing Land Allocation The SPPS id
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Key Issue 2: Facilitating Future Ho
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Option 2C Protect Existing Housing
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• Improve accessibility for rural
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Key Issue 3: Facilitating Sustainab
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Education, Health, Community and Cu
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Key Issue 4: Facilitating Education
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7 | Key Issues and Options B | DRIV
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The Rural Economy BMAP facilitates
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Deprivation Within the Council Area
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Council Employment Priorities Lisbu
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Key Issue 5: Safeguarding Existing
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7 | Key Issues and Options C | GROW
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C | GROWING OUR CITY, TOWN CENTRES,
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The SPPS advises that the LDP inclu
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Key Issue 12: Strengthening Town Ce
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Key Issue 13: Sprucefield Regional
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Key Issue 14: Strengthening Distric
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Key Issue 15: Growing the Night Tim
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Offices POLICY CONTEXT AND EVIDENCE
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Comprehensive Development Scheme La
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Option for Key Issue 17: City Centr
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7 | Key Issues and Options D | PROM
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D | PROMOTING PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE
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government tourism initiatives. The
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Key Issue 18: Promoting Hillsboroug
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Key Issue: 19 Promoting the Lagan N
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Page 196 and 197: Glossary Active Travel An approach
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