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Monmouth Llcas Final Report Monmouthshire Landscape Sensitivity Update Study Monmouth LLCAs White Consultants Final/October 2020 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! A40 Key ! ! ! ! !! 6 M 6 A40 ! ! A 4 ! N ! ! S A ! O ! !! N ! ! District Boundary L B4347 AN ! E ! ! ! Settlement Development Boundaries ! ! ! ! Local Landscape Character Areas ! M ANS ! ON LA ! ! NE ! ! Landscape Character Areas ! ! ! ! National Park ! AONB ! ! World Heritage Site WITHY LANE MAN SON E 'S N LA A N E ! Landscapes of Outstanding Historic Interest L Y H IT W H Historic Parks & Gardens E ! M05 R E WHITEHILL F LANE O R Historic Parks Essential Settings D ! OA R K O G A L 33 R D O Scheduled Monument 42 O N B ! V LE E A S B D R Conservation Area A O ! Y O A O K R / W L R T E E A ! ! T R S Listed Building S U B A R ! C O O ! O N C K A N ! B4233 L I LA ! ! N ! G E RAMSAR / Special Protected Area A HIG HF IEL E D ! ROA N N D E A Special Areas for Conservation D W L A T T O O UR R N CO S ! S S E Sites of Special Scientific Interest RO T H ! C M C KF U ! IE A E L D ! D R PROSPECT ROAD PR R IORY L N ! O Y A A ! D 'S M16 ! National Nature Reserves OS BA R ! ST O W V ! ON A AU IN R D A D E ACRE OAD LL EN IS C C L Sites of Interest for Nature Conservation L ! O O S S 40 M04 E E A C Existing Habitat Connectivity O ! R N F B O 4 R 2 ANCR 3 EH D Potential Habitat Connectivity IL ! 3 L D LANE C A LO O ANC S R RE E A40 K HILL LANE C 136 O A4 Flood Zone 3 M06 F N ! OR AD G D H E R O A ANCR AD E L O HILL ANE ! Country Park R D !!!! R O E 66 40 ! F S 4 A Areas of Amenity Importance LO A E C !!!! N R TO ! M03 E IX D D H A D O A R O Offas Dyke and Welsh Coast Path N R DIXTON ROAD TO K IX C ! D O B D N 4 D TH GA L A Public Rights of Way 2 E RDEN S O H 33 R ! O C Sustrans Regional Cycle Routes K F M15 I E ! L D L R Sustrans National Cycle Routes O O N M D A D O A40 D ! YFRIOG / W A ATERY LANE M02 N O K D N R A TO S O N R R U N OA T O TA S T D R N T N ! T O S AU F E E E XT A F 41 TR E I 36 O D S T D R B L A R Y O 4136 D R O IO ! D O A466 K K R R P J E A ST P O A E R T ID K D E YMIN AD S RO ! A R N E / I JO V M07 R R D P A E N E ! K T W AY NE E LA W E M14 Y O R ER N T M08 DYFRIOG / WAT S ! LON N A466 O W T M O N ! N E O E TIN'S H DU ! M01 S ILL K ! M ! R U ! J E T O S T R F S O ! Monmouth E AD Y M R OR U C B4233 I K ! B4293 T L R L I O S A E H ! L D ! HIG ! B HMEAD W O ! ROAD SHAM A40 WYE G C ! O IN L D RH D E A40 D W R A I H O R I O E L R ! DF L L M13 R A S A T ! T N R O R E E D E E U U E T K N ! E T Y N V M AT A I A E N / B M S Y T A W ES R O R 4 H H L E 2 B O S A ! 9 M C L A N E E N P A 3 L D Y D D A D A A E V N O L O T O W IE E C A R C O W W R H H E W O ! D ST T A P A A R R ON I O VE W L LINK ROAD R A O D A ! TR AY D R OY W B ED B4293 4 BR 2 O 9 O ! LIN D 3 K AD K ROA R O OA R D W O M11 A4 T 66 ! S A N O W M09 REDBROOK ROAD ! M12 DU F B4 F ! 293 IE LD ' S LA M10 NE ! 0 ! 4 A A40 ! ! ! ! ! 0 0.25 0.5 1 Kilometres ! Project: Monmouthshire Landscape Sensitivity Study Client: Monmouthshire County Council Settlement: Monmouth! © Hawlfraint y Goron a hawliau cronfa ddata 2019 Arolwg Ordnans 100023415 ! Date: November 2019 ! © Crown copyright and database rights 2019 Ordnance Survey 100023415 Status: Final ! ± www.whiteconsultants.co.uk LLCA Constraints! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Key A466 A40 Sensitivity M High AN SO N LA N E D B4347 M A A O High/medium N R A40 SO N D L R AN A40 E O MANSON LANE F W B4347 E H R IT E Medium E HILL L H AN EW B4347 HITEHILL LA B4347 M Medium/Low A N N S E O N L B4347 A N A466 Low E A40 A40 A466 WITHY LANE E M A40 N AN A S O L N Y 'S H L A40 T A I N W E B4347 W A40 HI TEHILL LAN E M05 A466 B4233 B4347 B4233 A40 CLOSE MADDOX L O N B4233 B4233 LE OA A R D OAKFIELD ROADA466 S D BR L O IE O F K N B4233 T / E B4233 B4233 S L W E E W A T S O A466 B N HIGHFIELD ROAD R C O O O U B4233 K R T L L A A N E N E N E E A466 A HADNOCK ROAD L N B4233 Y A DUCHESS ROAD THE RICKFIELD L S R B4233 O B ST MARY'S ROAD T A PROSPECT ROAD A466 PRIO ST R O U N R O AUDEN CLOSE O A40 AD C VIN E A N C RE A466 O B4233 M16 T W R E O TO N C YN K B FI E E C E LD O R R C A40 O N L A M04 F O D O S R E A40 OSBASTON ROADD C B4233 L AN O A466 CREH S ILL L E ANEANCREHI A40 LL LANE FO A40 RG E R A40 M06 O A466 B4233 A AD NCREH ILL LANE O A40 S A40 B4233 B A466 A S T O N DIXTON CLOSEDIXTON CLOSE A40 A466 B4233 R M03 A4136 O A466 A S D A40 N E E A40 S A466 D O THE GA R L B4233 C N A466 A466 O B4233 T IX D A466 M15 A466 A40 DYFR A466 N IOG / WA A40 LO TERY LANE M02 A466 B4233 A466 BURGAGE A40 A40 B4293 A4136 A466 A466 B4233 L O A40 N B4293 D BROOK ESTATE Y NAILER'S LANE A466 KYMIN ROAD F GIBRALTAR DRIVE R A466 M07 IO A40 G A4136 B4233 B4293 D / A466 A W O A R STAUNTON ROAD TE N RYL O T AN A466 HADNOCKN ROAD E U A M14 T TOWER VIEW B4293 A4136 S M01B4233 JUSTIN'S HILL D D UK A E KYMIN LEA OF B4293 A466 O YO R R B4233 K THE DOWNHAMS R B4293 M O A A D H HIGHMEADOW K A4136 A40 S Y M E Y I M08 R N E B4233 W R D B4293 WYESHAM ROAD O B A R D B4233 KYMIN ROAD GOLDWIRE LANE A40 O O K KYMIN ROAD ST DIAL'S CLOSE B4293 R O RIDGE WAY WYESHAM AVENUE M13 A B4293 D A40 3 WYESHAM AVENUE 9 2 4 B4293 B LINK ROAD B4293 W YES 3 H A 9 LAND M E 2 D VIE S 4 O L LO A466 O W A C C B W A NE B4293 W N R ON O E WONASTOW ROAD B B4293 A40 O A466 DL K ROAD AN LIN D VIE A40 A466 W TROY WAY B LI B4293 4 NK 2 D R LINK ROAD 9 A O A40 3 O AD B4293 REDBROOK ROAD R B4293 W O A40 T S A N A40 A466 O W A466 3 D 9 A 2 O B4293 4 R B M11 M12 M09 D A40 U W FFIE O L T M10 D R ' A40 S S E L A D A B N N R E O O O W K R O B4293 A D D A O R W A40 O T S A A40 B4293 N W O A40 B4293 A40 0 0.25 0.5 1 Kilometres Project: Monmouthshire Landscape Sensitivity Study Monmouth © Hawlfraint y Goron a hawliau cronfa ddata 2019 Arolwg Ordnans 100023415 Client: Monmouthshire County Council © Crown copyright and database rights 2019 Ordnance Survey 100023415 Date: November 2019 ± www.whiteconsultants.co.uk Status: Final Landscape sensitivity of LLCAs LLCA M01 Settlement: Monmouth SUMMARY Key characteristics Enclosed low lying valley floor close to the River Monnow with pond and flood bunds, car park and skate park.
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