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Option 2C Protect Existing Housing Zonings: This option protects existing housing zonings from alternative uses. No additional housing zonings will be required over the Plan period. Reason Currently 340 hectares of zoned housing land is still remaining for development in Lisburn City, the two Greater Urban Areas of Lisburn & Castlereagh, and the towns of Carryduff, Hillsborough/Culcavy and Moira. In addition 91 hectares of land is committed for housing outside the housing zonings in these settlements. (see Appendix E) There are currently 25 hectares of land designated as Housing Policy Area Land remaining in all the villages and an additional 24 hectares committed for housing. The small settlements have mostly limited land remaining for housing consisting of infill sites and roundingoff opportunities. This option does not accommodate any anticipated growth above the projected Housing Growth Indicator figure in the settlements. Have your say! Please use the Council’s Preferred Options Response Form to submit your response to this Preferred Option. 52 Key Issues and Options
Housing in the Countryside POLICY CONTEXT AND EVIDENCE BASE Housing in the Countryside Regional Development Strategy 2035 (RDS) POLICY CONTEXT AND EVIDENCE BASE The countryside is a unique resource. It contains landscapes of Regional Development Strategy 2035 (RDS) considerable quality and amenity, important indications of our cultural The heritage countryside and is also is a significant unique resource. in terms It of contains nature conservation landscapes of and considerable biodiversity by quality providing and amenity, habitats for important wildlife, indications flora and fauna. of our cultural heritage and is also significant in terms of nature conservation and It is a recreational resource and a considerable tourist asset. The biodiversity by providing habitats for wildlife, flora and fauna. countryside is also home to our agricultural industry and to a It considerable is a recreational and growing resource rural and community. a considerable tourist asset. The countryside is also home to our agricultural industry and to a Within Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council area approximately 15% of the considerable and growing rural community. total council population live within the countryside (outside settlements) equating Within Lisburn to approximately & Castlereagh 20,786 City Council people 22 area . approximately 15% of the total council population live within the countryside (outside settlements) The rural community living in small towns, villages, and small settlements equating to approximately 20,786 people 22 . in the countryside, has experienced the fastest rate of population growth The which rural reverses community a long living term in trend small of towns, population villages, decline. and small settlements in the countryside, has experienced the fastest rate of population growth The RDS emphasises the importance of keeping our rural areas which reverses a long term trend of population decline. sustainable to ensure that people who live there have access to services and The RDS are offered emphasises opportunities the importance in terms of of keeping accessing our education, rural areas jobs, healthcare sustainable and to ensure leisure. that people who live there have access to services and are offered opportunities in terms of accessing education, jobs, Agriculture is the largest business category in rural areas. Other sectors healthcare and leisure. include construction, property and business services, retail and Agriculture production. is the largest business category in rural areas. Other sectors include construction, property and business services, retail and production. 22 Development Plan Position Paper 1: Population and Growth. The countryside refers to those places outside of settlements 22 Development Plan Position Paper 1: Population and Growth. The countryside refers to those places outside of settlements People from rural areas are required to travel longer distances than their urban counterparts in order to access job opportunities. Mobility of rural People dwellers from is important rural areas so are that required they can to access travel and longer benefit distances from than their employment urban counterparts opportunities in order both to access locally job and opportunities. at a wider regional Mobility level. of rural dwellers is important so that they can access and benefit from To sustain rural communities, new development and employment employment opportunities both locally and at a wider regional level. opportunities which respect local, social and environmental To circumstances sustain rural are communities, required. new development and employment opportunities which respect local, social and environmental The expansion of rural tourism and associated development that is both circumstances are required. sustainable and environmentally sensitive is also encouraged through the The RDS. expansion of rural tourism and associated development that is both sustainable and environmentally sensitive is also encouraged through the A strong network of smaller towns supported by villages helps to sustain RDS. and service the rural community. A strong network of smaller towns supported by villages helps to sustain The RDS aims to: and service the rural community. • Sustain rural communities living in smaller settlements and the The RDS aims to: open countryside Sustain rural communities living in smaller settlements and the • Establish the role of multi-functional town centres open countryside • Connect rural and urban areas Establish the role of multi-functional town centres • Revitalise small towns and villages Connect rural and urban areas • Facilitate the development of rural industries, businesses and Revitalise small towns and villages enterprises in appropriate locations Facilitate the development of rural industries, businesses and • Encourage sustainable and sensitive development enterprises in appropriate locations • Encourage sustainable and sensitive development Key Issues and Options 53
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Key Issue 12: Strengthening Town Ce
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Offices POLICY CONTEXT AND EVIDENCE
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D | PROMOTING PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE
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government tourism initiatives. The
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Lisburn City Centre Masterplan The
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Key Issue: 19 Promoting the Lagan N
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Open Space and Recreation POLICY CO
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• Protect routes required for new
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Belfast Metropolitan Transport Plan
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Accessibility Analysis The Departme
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Options for Key Issue 23: Retention
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Other Infrastructure Renewable Ener
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Key Issue 26: Renewable Energy Key
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Telecommunications POLICY CONTEXT A
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Key Issue 27: Telecommunications No
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Waste Management POLICY CONTEXT AND
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Water and Waste Water Infrastructur
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F | PROTECTING & ENHANCING THE BUIL
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Existing Development Plan The exist
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Lisburn & Castlereagh Draft Communi
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could help reduce the fragmentation
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Much of the parks amenity landscape
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HILLSBOROUGH CASTLE GROUNDS
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Glossary Active Travel An approach
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and vehicle testing; Provision and
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Masterplan A plan that outlines an
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the Historic Monuments and Archaeol
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perform a number of roles: • An e
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