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Chichester District - Conservation Areas: Current Progress on Character Appraisals Annex 1 Chichester District - Conservation Areas: Current Progress on Character Appraisals Annex 1 South Downs Date Management No Area Extended Area CA Appraisal NP Boundary Proposal Designated Proposals (Y/N) 1 Bepton 14.11.84 6.1 Y Low priority 2 Bignor 14.11.84 7.66 Y Low priority 3 Bosham 06.10.69 10.06.08 17.6 March 2007 March 2007 N Not a priority 4 Boxgrove 14.01.81 N Prioritise for commissioning a 9.87 CACA & MP 5 Bury 14.11.84 17.09 Y Not a priority 6 Byworth (Petworth) 14.11.84 4.37 Y Not a priority Camelsdale and 14.11.84 Y and N Hammer (Springhead) Not a Priority (Linchmere & Waverley B.C.) - No 63 7.98 7 Charlton (Singleton) 03.09.73 6.9 Y Not a priority 8 Chichester 16.03.70 [Westgate and 14.01.81 Other] 126.7 March 2005 March 2005 Review due in 2010 [Canal Basin] 25.09.90 N [College Lane] 15.11.94 10.06.08 9 Coates (Fittleworth) 14.11.84 2.44 Y Not a priority 10 Cocking (Cocking & 14.11.84 Y Not a priority Heyshott) 10.9 11 Compton 03.09.73 8.27 Y Not a priority 12 Dell Quay (Appledram) 04.02.76 10.06.08 September September N Review due in 2011 1.8 2006 2006 South Downs Date Management No Area Extended Area CA Appraisal NP Boundary Proposal Designated Proposals (Y/N) 13 Donnington 02.06.76 10.06.08 September September N Review due in 2011 3.15 2006 2006 14 Duncton 14.11.84 3.8 Y Not a priority 15 Earnley 04.02.76 10.06.08 September September N Review due in 2011 3.68 2006 2006 16 Eartham 03.09.73 5.47 Y Not a priority 17 Easebourne 17.07.74 17.56 Y Not a priority 18 East and Mid Lavant 14.01.81 Y Not a priority (Lavant) 25.6 19 East Ashling 14.01.81 Y Not a priority (Funtington) 7.3 20 East Dean 03.09.73 10.14 Y Not a priority 21 East Harting (Harting) 14.11.84 13.64 Y Not a priority 22 East Marden (Marden) 03.09.73 5.68 Y Not a priority 23 Elsted 14. 11.84 8.04 Y Not a priority 24 Fernhurst 14.11.84 November November Y Review in house (3rd) 10.15 2000 2000 25 Fishbourne 14.01.81 10.06.08 5.9 March 2007 March 2007 N Review due in 2012 26 Fisher Street 14.11.84 Y Not a priority (Northchapel) 2.84 27 Fittleworth 14.11.84 18.93 Y Not a priority 28 Funtington 14.01.81 14.14 Y Not a priority 29 Graffham 14.11.84 8.27 Y Not a priority 30 Graylingwell 20.11.90 N Not a priority given new (Chichester) 27.37 development proposals South Downs Date Management No Area Extended Area CA Appraisal NP Boundary Proposal Designated Proposals (Y/N) 31 Halnaker (Boxgrove) 14.01.81 N Medium Priority but carry out in conjunction with 3.34 Boxgrove 32 Henley (Easebourne & 14.11.84 Y Not a priority Fernhurst) 7.5 33 Heyshott 14.11.84 11.44 Y Not a priority 34 Hoyle (Heyshott) 14.11.84 1.77 Y Not a priority 35 Hunston 02.06.76 10.06.08 September September N Not a priority 2.9 2006 2006 36 Iping (Stedham with 14.11.84 Y Not a priority Iping) 4.79 37 Kingsley Green 14.11.84 Y Not a priority (Fernhurst) 8.79 38 Kirdford 14.11.84 N Prioritise for commissioning a 6.34 CACA & MP 39 Linchmere 24.11.84 25.09.90 Y Not a priority 24.01.95 10.23 Y Not a priority 40 Little Bognor 14.11.84 Y Not a priority (Fittleworth) 6.87 41 Lodsworth 14.11.84 10.58 Y Not a priority 42 Lordington (Stoughton) 03.09.73 5.57 Y Not a priority 43 Lurgashall 14.11.84 7.48 Y Not a priority South Downs Date Management No Area Extended Area CA Appraisal NP Boundary Proposal Designated Proposals (Y/N) 44 Midhurst (Midhurst, 17.07.74 10.06.08 November November Y Review CACA and Easebourne & West 2000 2000 formulate a Lavington) management Plan - tie in with Midhurst 25.6 Vision - in house (1st) 45 North Marden 03.09.73 Y Not a priority (Marden) 2.7 46 Northchapel 14.11.84 10.62 Y Not a priority 47 Oving 14.01.81 10.06.08 September September N Review due in 2012 6.52 2007 2007 48 Petworth 06.09.71 10.06.08 November November Y Review of CACA and 2000 2000 development of a Management Plan - in 29.29 house (2nd) 49 Plaistow 14.11.84 11.66 N Not a priority 50 Prinsted (Southbourne) 14.01.81 3.95 March 2007 March 2007 N Review due in 2012 51 River Wey (Linchmere 02.07.85 Y Not a priority & Waverley B.C.) 14.89 52 Rogate 14.11.84 4.7 Y Not a priority 53 Runcton (North 02.06.76 10.06.08 March 2007 March 2007 N Review due in 2012 Mundham) 3.99 54 Selham (Graffham) 14.11.84 2.95 Y Not a priority 55 Selsey 21.05.75 10.06.08 7.33 January 2007 January 2007 N Review due in 2012 56 Sidlesham Church 04.02.76 10.06.08 September September N Review due in 2011 (Sidlesham) 8.05 2006 2006 57 Sidlesham Quay 04.02.76 10.06.08 September September N Review due in 2011 (Sidlesham) 7.02 2006 2006 South Downs Date Management No Area Extended Area CA Appraisal NP Boundary Proposal Designated Proposals (Y/N) 58 Singleton 03.09.73 9.92 Y Not a priority 59 Somerley (Birdham, 04.02.76 10.06.08 September September N East Wittering & 2006 2006 Review due in 2011 Earnley) 5.34 60 South Ambersham 14.11.84 Y Not a priority (Graffham) 2.65 61 South Harting (Harting) 14.11.84 Due March Due March Y Not a priority 13.37 2009 2009 62 Springhead 14.11.84 Y and N (Camelsdale and 7.98 Not a priority Hammer) (Linchmere & Waverley B.C.) 63 Stedham (Stedham 14.11.84 Y Not a priority with Iping) 11.33 64 Stopham 14.11.84 4.37 Y Not a priority 65 Stoughton 03.09.73 8.17 Y Not a priority 66 Sutton 14.11.84 13.63 Y Not a priority 67 Tangmere 14.01.81 10.06.08 2.01 March 2007 March 2007 N Review due in 2012 68 Tillington (Tillington & 14.11.84 Y Not a priority Petworth) 8.16 69 Trotton (Trotton with 14.11.84 Y Not a priority Chithurst) 8.56 70 Upmarden (Compton) 03.09.73 2.59 Y Not a priority 71 Upperton (Tillington) 14.11.84 5.17 Y Not a priority 72 Upwaltham 03.09.73 2.02 Y Not a priority 73 Walderton (Stoughton) 03.09.73 8.17 Y Not a priority 74 Wardley (Milland) 14.11.84 3.21 Y Not a priority South Downs Date Management No Area Extended Area CA Appraisal NP Boundary Proposal Designated Proposals (Y/N) 75 West Ashling 14.01.81 Y Not a priority (Funtington) 13.68 76 West Harting (Harting) 14.11.84 13.08 Y Not a priority 77 West Burton (Bury) 14.11.84 24.42 Y Not a priority 78 West Dean 03.09.73 24.01.95 1.51 Y Not a priority 79 Westbourne 14.01.81 10.06.08 4.8 March 2007 March 2007 N In progress 80 West Itchenor 04.02.76 N Prioritise for commissioning a 5.76 CACA & MP 81 West Marden 03.09.73 Y Not a priority (Compton) 13.74 82 West Wittering 04.02.76 21.03.84 20.85 September September N Not a priority 10.06.08 14.89 2006 2006 N Not a priority 83 Wey Valley 09.02.82 Y Not a priority (Linchmere) 16.94 84 Wisborough Green 14.11.84 N Prioritise for commissioning a 6.86 CACA6& MP 85 Woolbeding 17.07.74 6.87 Y KEY Text Prioritised Areas .
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