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Appendices 2-15 to Site Appraisal of Draft Allocation: Policy SP BP6 concerning Land at Little Chalfont Prepared for Little Chalfont Parish Council July 2019 Company Registration No. 09809868 Registered Office: 35 Pickford Road Bexleyheath DA7 4AG Prepared by: John Jeffcock Position Associate Landscape Architect Qualifications: CMLI, Reg. NZILA, MLA, BA (Hons) Reviewed by: Michelle Bolger Position: Director I Landscape Architect Qualifications: CMLI, Dip. LA, BA (Hons) LA, PGCE, BA (Hons) Eng File name: 1116 BP6 Little Chalfont Appendices 2-15.docx Date issued: 25 July 2019 Status: Final Revision: - 1116 BP6 Little Chalfont Appendices 2-15.docx CONTENTS Appendix 1 Figures (PROVIDED IN A SEPARATE A3 DOCUMENT) Appendix 2 Extracts from The Chilterns AONB Management Plan 2014-2019 A Framework for Action Appendix 3 Appeal Decision Ref 3160901 Appendix 4 Extracts from Chilterns Landscape Character Assessment, 2011 Appendix 5 Extracts from Chiltern & South Bucks District Councils Chiltern and South Bucks Townscape Character Study, 2017 Appendix 6 Development affecting the setting of the Chilterns AONB – 2011 Appendix 7 Extracts from Landscape Capacity Assessment, 2017 Appendix 8 Appeal Decision Ref 3209551 Appendix 9 Extracts from Buckinghamshire Green Infrastructure Delivery Plan, 2013 Appendix 10 Extracts from Sustainability Appraisal of Chiltern and South Bucks Local Plan, 2019 Appendix 11 Extracts from Buckinghamshire Green Belt Assessment, 2016 Appendix 12 Extracts from Green Belt Assessment Part Two Reports Appendix 13 Extracts from Green Belt Development Options Appraisal, 2017 Appendix 14 Extracts from Green Belt Exceptional Circumstances Report, 2019 Appendix 15 Extracts from Buckinghamshire County Council Representations 1116 BP6 Little Chalfont Appendices 2-15.docx Appendix 2 Extracts from The Chilterns AONB Management Plan 2014-2019 A Framework for Action 1116 BP6 Little Chalfont Appendices 2-15.docx Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Management Plan 2014-2019 A Framework for Action An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Management Plan 2014 - 2019 This Management Plan complies with the Chilterns Conservation Board Contents following legislation and guidance: The Lodge, 90 Station Road • The Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000, Part 4 Section 89 Page • The Strategic Environmental Chinnor Assessment Regulations (SI 1633) 2004 Ministerial Foreword 2 • The Conservation (Natural Habitats Oxon OX39 4HA etc.) Regulations 1994 (as amended Foreword 3 by The Conservation (Natural Habitats Tel: 01844 355500 etc.) (Amendment) Regulations 2007) Vision 4 • Guidance for the Review of AONB Email: [email protected] Management Plans published by The Introduction 6 Countryside Agency 2006 Website: www.chilternsaonb.org Section 1 Conserving and enhancing natural beauty 15 Landscape 16 Farming, forestry and other land management 29 Biodiversity 39 Water environment 50 Historic environment 59 Development 70 Section 2 Understanding and enjoyment 80 Section 3 Social and economic well-being 90 Section 4 Integration of cross-cutting themes with Management Plan policies 96 Cover image: Sheep at Aston Rowant Section 5 Engagement Plan 98 National Nature Reserve, Oxon Section 6 Implementation and monitoring 106 Photo credits: Chilterns Conservation Board, Chris Smith, Clive Ormonde, John Abbreviations 110 Morris Glossary 111 ISBN 978-1-908277-03-9 Chilterns AONB Management Plan 2014 - 2019 Chilterns AONB Management Plan 2014 - 2019 Page 1 A Vision for the Chilterns Area of The Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty should be an area where: Outstanding Natural Beauty Understanding and enjoyment The Management Plan is based on a vision for the Chilterns AONB in which: The River Thames and its valley provide attractive landscape, recreational opportunities and Increase understanding and enjoyment enhanced wildlife habitat. Opportunities to expand, enhance and enjoy The public rights of way, including the Ridgeway natural beauty are created and taken. and Thames Path National Trails, are well- managed and easily used providing attractive Local people and visitors can easily appreciate networks of routes popular with walkers, cyclists and enjoy its special qualities. and horse-riders. Those who live, work, visit and enjoy the area also want to be its custodians and stewards. The knowledge, skills and resources needed to manage the AONB as a nationally important landscape are readily available. Natural beauty The potentially adverse impacts of pests, diseases Chalk grassland is more extensive, creating more and climate change are avoided or minimised. Conserve and enhance the natural beauty open downland with thriving populations of its special wildlife. Its special and unique character is conserved, cared for and cherished for future generations to Woodland is well-managed and productive, enjoy. growing high quality timber as well as providing High quality visitor information and natural spaces for recreation and a home for The importance of taking a landscape-wide environmental education programmes are widely wildlife. available. approach to its management is accepted, which combines an understanding of its Chalk streams have enhanced flows along More local people and visitors become active natural, historical, cultural, social and economic their natural river beds and provide a healthy characteristics. volunteers to help care for all parts of the environment for their specialised wildlife. Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The setting of the Chilterns is valued and Local farms are thriving businesses which help to Tranquillity is conserved and where noise is a protected by ensuring development adjacent to maintain landscapes and wildlife habitats. the AONB also respects its national importance. problem, peace and quiet is restored, in particular by reducing noise generated by road traffic, over- The historic environment, including the The historic and cultural environment of the flying aircraft and trains. numerous hillforts, is conserved, enjoyed and Chilterns is conserved and appreciated widely. appreciated. The impact of transport infrastructure and traffic is reduced, with more people walking, cycling and Common land is valued, enjoyed and well- using public transport. managed with larger areas of open landscape Foster social and economic well-being and better conserved heritage features. The health and well-being of local people and New buildings, utilities and transport visitors is enhanced by their enjoyment of the infrastructure are designed and built to area. high environmental standards that respect the character of the built environment and The potential of a high quality natural the character, setting and tranquillity of the environment to provide a high quality living landscape. environment for local communities and businesses is realised. More new buildings are constructed using traditional materials and vernacular architectural There is a thriving market for environmentally- styles. sustainable local produce which contributes to the viability of land management and enterprises. There is a place for modern and innovative building and structural design which respects the setting and wider landscape. The Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty The Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Introduction The special qualities of the Chilterns AONB Chilterns AONB boundary above 250m 200 - 250m 150 - 200m Chiltern maps again, sorry! the maps where yellow needs changing are: 100 - 150m Barton-le-Clay > Aonb (first map) 50 - 100m Hexton > Woodland cover 0 - 50m > Designated sites (biodiversity) Lilley > Historic parks and gardens Leighton Buzzard Dunstable Hitchin River Thames > Chiltern commons other Water Courses > Recreation and access Whipsnade LUTON River Gade Markyate Grand Union Canal Harpenden Aylesbury Tring Aldbury Gaddesden Wendover R. Bulbourne River Ver Thame Berkhamsted Princes Kingwood Common Risborough HEMEL HEMPSTEAD R. Misbourne Chesham Oxfordshire Chinnor Gt. Missenden River Chess Hughenden Stream Amersham Stokenchurch Naphill R. Wye Watlington High Wycombe 1. 1. In 1965 an area of 800 sq kms of the 3. 3. There is an extensive network of Turville Lane End Chiltern Hills was designated as an Area protected sites within the AONB, Wallingford Hamble Beaconsfield of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). including 63 Sites of Special Scientific Brook Later, following a review of the boundary Interest (SSSI), three National Nature Nettlebed Marlow the AONB was enlarged to 833 sq kms in Reserves and three European-designated 1990. Natural England has recently lifted Special Areas of Conservation. In 2012 R. Thames Woodcote Maidenhead its de facto moratorium of the review of 98.7% of the Chilterns’ SSSIs were in Goring Henley-on-Thames N boundaries of AONBs and there may well favourable or recovering condition. be an opportunity during the lifetime of R. Thames this Plan to consider proposals to change 4. 4. The Chilterns is one of the most densely the existing boundary. wooded parts of the UK with nearly 0 5 10 Kilometres 22% woodland cover of which two 2. 2. The Chilterns AONB was designated thirds is ancient woodland - the highest 0 6 Miles READING for the natural beauty of its landscape proportion in the country. The AONB also and its natural and cultural heritage. In has a nationally-important concentration c Crown copyright and database rights particular, it was designated to protect its of high quality chalk grassland with over [2014]
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