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Boughton Monchelsea Parish Landscape Masterplan/Management Plan INTRODUCTION Boughton Monchelsea Parish Landscape masterplan/management plan INTRODUCTION Landscape advice with two goals • To inform the Neighbourhood Development Plan • To create a Landscape masterplan/management plan, setting out practical goals for improving, managing and using landscape resources within the parish for the benefit of residents South of the parish, focus is on protecting and sustaining the existing landscape, keeping change to a minimum. North of the parish, where pressure for development is stronger, focus is on controlling and mitigating change as well as on protection. Five pieces of work 1. Landscape Character Review 2. Landscape Condition Review 3. Views Study 4. Recreation and Amenity Study (BMAT land) 5. Access and Movement Study (BMAT land) .... leading to a set of Enhancement Proposals H L R T U R E S I I HM R O L Track E A G G V S 73m E A N R D Schools U H E E U L C R S E Senacre Wood I E D V E IO N V B A L A O C O 95m U O N N RO L I Primary School D A R N A D E D C M LANDSCAPE CHARACTER REVIEW L D G S V E 89m E Track P Stoneacre O R B R 96m A 90m Mast E O E K W E R A R T N Recreation Y A LYNLEY S D W QUARE A Y S A S E I E P Y Ground Path M N L S H H CL M TTENNISON N E C G O E E L R P O N R E T O D Lane R Pav S 85m G P Path G WAY O T O T N ARRAN N E V School I A N L I ELIZAB L A E T E ROA E S A R S V C HO R ROAD S CLO N E A 93m R S H D E E E S E F T E X I Track I H P R V E Kent County URS Supermarket O E 96m W E A D L LE IGH QUEEN Constabulary H D A Three Tees HO N 84m SAVIO EY V Headquarters LA NE R E New Line ST N O Earthwork E A U Learning Academy E Recn Gd D L NO A N RR S C ING Five Acre QUEEN A U S ET TO R A D Z B T O B Sports Ground E L N I T T E A L TRINITY 95m N Wood AVENUE G H O N E O R E A SQ AVENU N Otham Hole U N WA A T U A C Football Y H G DRIVE R T O R 98m RWIN R Playing A A Ground O E D E COVERDALE D N E S Path Field Path L O BS L E C LANSDOWNE L A V AVE N Hall BS A E I ROAD V E HTS N E R O NE'SKEELE R T E E C D E W E R AVE STRA C T 93m T OR CATHERI G TON H O F D T A D Cricket N L O T U 101m D ST L S S A O S O R O B School E DD I NGT N I E I P E C Ground L AVENUE Belts Wood R V LL O Mast LL M D C A WA E R G N A L A D H L LANSDOWNE N BS BS KEELE Y R N BS B O O CLARE A RT HL E I Co W B T O Track IG O 96m E H R Const R W S T C S HA M ROA D U E O C E L Kent County CLARE A C OS E K Bdy BS PENFOLD 92m E C BS LL SHA O R E I W TREE AV E NU Constabulary P BE G S P CL W BS N T Path W A LNU Training F D BS U L A D G R Bicknor Wood F Y School I Y Path E Pav E B A S L 96m L A R E H L O L B D N T ' Y A A S W Aim R B A King George V D A C E S SUTTON GO Y W ULD WAY W L W I Track L L C Playing Field A O L R ROA O DS N A N M L A A 90m S L LET Track W I C Track T E E R D S Y F A R E K U A O N LN A R F A LAMBERT O UT TR RHA M CL A K N E V E C BA T F E DRIVE LA NE V Bicknor 105m Loose Hill C U 95m BS Social E N MORRIS B A N O Farm P C E FARM AV Education U U E K E W E E O Centre N DR R HARLING I V LOCKHAM R A D E T Path A L 85m A 101m Track CO R N O L A229 G PP E L G N R P I COBNUT E CLOSE O Tree Top H T H Rumwood C L R S K IS O E R T H Academy B W Court E D G • General assessment of ‘what we’ve got’ D A W E 102m N Path M N RO A D I Path 80m B L Boughton A F L R A J BS Mount Halfway O S R E E H Spr Cottage F M NK NS DR V I R I I R M E Offs Path 101m O U Issues I A A N N V D A W E Wks E V C V A L LIS AWALLIS UX N W South E PA RK WOO D W A L D TO Spr N U K R OA N 27-11 UE E AVE RO Lodge K A W B D Falls Boughton Boughton Mount Y D Lockham Rosemary A B Path A L H L A A274 J I A Manor Farm VI O W T Gdns S N C O O T GS E R Path G T T R Y O N NE T WA E O L W K DM O Park Wood L Langley O E • Highlight distinctions between different areas D T Y BS Sl BS B H Recreation Pav S A Weir O E R Track LB Wks W Vic Ground Y I D Path M P RO G E R A A D CL S Sl IFF RI DER W E DRIV E L S H EB RIDG H W O BS L I LL Weir I A S RO Y The Progress H A A F D U 102m Hall Salts L R 103m Estate T D S Path H W F C A SE 82m E A Farm IE D O R L L R A C Sch S N 70m E 97m RA T E BS L G Heather L T HERONDEN T S O T H O ONE House Golf Driving Range Quarry The Quarries C Depot B D ROAD R • Whether distinctions are recorded accurately Wood F A I Path Spr O B Track Shaw M R N O Spr Chy E S 106m 27-12 R R W O 74m R A N Long O W L Path N 104m K K 27-15 M A A Q U Y C E I COLDRED Track T H A C R L B 85m RI I W ES F E Path work F Drain ROA H N IL A D L L L 106m Filmers Earth L Salts I 79m G H Beresfords N Workings Langley Park Farm Track I Bdy Timber Langley Park Farm Co H Primary Academy 87m S Lodge (disused) D Pp Ho Yard S Cottages I Farm R Const 90m R O B in mbc landscape character assessment F work Coombe S 102m Track Earth E Bank 80m R Beresfords 81m Path Track E Path B 104m Track FB ROMAN BUILDING 95m Campfield Track Barn Brishing 105m 105m Farm Cottage Court work Orchard C HR Industrial Track IS Path B R TE Stream Earth Hogtrough I N Estate 91m S H WA Shaw I NG Y Shaw RO 104m Sl Boughton Green A D 95m 93m TrackSl E 85m N Boat A 27-13L 83m House E Track E Penfold Pond Sl Path Path R 90m H T A S T Lyewood Loch E E HI D N LL Farm L Drain C ROA Langley 99m A D 93m L L O L 90m Mount Pleasant ' I Track 91m S A H V E S Farm N ' Track UE H TE Path D A S Path R The Path A Haste Hill G Tk M Plovers B R E E Cottage FB B A E C N U D W H L H A U O Track NE Elm House R W 27-14 Tk C V E VI 99m H RD P I E 95m T Allot S W 86m R O T Gdns R RO U 105m E A O E D C 96m T Boughton BS S I Path W Monchelsea E Path L Track E N A 110m Pav L Track Cornwallis S Recreation ' Pleasant Academy Y D Acres 90m Ground 29 N A G Tilts Track Hall Farm Iden Farm 107m B2163 113m HE AT H R Cottage 112m OA D Track 104m The The Lodge Paddock P Monchelsea Process El A 101m Fleet R Farm Boughton Monchelsea Sub K Cock Court Primary School Sta L Street Farley A Marlpit Farm Marlpit Linton P N 105m Park School W 115m E Track Parsonage East Four Oaks Farm Lodge Ladys Earthwork (course Four 95m Pleasant Track Track BS of) Wents The Farm BS Co 96m Stables Resr Const Shaw Lodge (cov) Path New Barn • Initial desktop study Earthwork Lested L Cricket 120m Bdy Greeenacre Farm Path E Farm S Ground T Pav B2163 PL 103m E of) O UG H D Reservoir Earthwork W Earthwork E BS BA E NT Amber S L C K A (course N L A RO NE A N A Green D Cock Wood 110m E L Loddington 121m C Farm BS H N Farm U Tilt's Wood O The R Track C W T H Vicarage I E G 117m R N H 106m I T I 104m R D L O Riding D D L Earthwork Linton Park Track N School O (course of) N • Field observation L CO Chart Sutton BF I L O Track Track I V T A E A Earthwork X N N L 106m A BS E S FLD (course L Track 115m D of) A 112m Wierton M B ER L A WA RM LA K Track NE E ROA 106m D Pheasantry Grange Wood Amberfield Earthwork 110m Path Farm D A Track Track O Keepers Earthwork 111m 105m R Track R Amberfield Path Cottage C 101m 101m 105m House L L M Home Track I MA RS HA 110m Track Farm Track H T 110m R Track A Path Path 105m H 111m C 107m P Track Track 109m Loddington Track HallO Cuckoo Fields House 85m 105m 105m Path W Cuckoo Fields I 93m E 85m Track Track R Tk T 95m O The White Boughton N Almery Linton Park Lodge R Wierton Place D Cottages Path 90m Hall Path W 109m Path BS P Farm 110m 85m BOUGHTONW MONCHELSEA CP Wierton Place Ambercourt Track Track Issues Lodge BS Path Path Path Cavaliers 101m Deer Park Path 62m 3481m Ambercourt 105m Issues Issues Track Playing Issues Track Field Spr 105m Elmden Path 60m Wierton Path Issues East Hall Issues Hill Farm Farm Boat Mon BS Pleasant Field E N House Bungalow A 55m The Old W East Hall Path L Church Track Vicarage Barn N Farm Ladds Court O Tanyard Issues 83m T 52m East Track Farm L Track G L N Church Farm Hall I I D Barn Track H Ladds Court Linton Park D Path Track O Track N L Sl Path L Sluice O L Chart Hill I 65m T R H E Spring Farm Key findings I L L Path Path L 60m L W The CH I A Weir A RT H Keepers H R Bungalow OA H D Cottage T C Track R S 56m U A H E Spr 84m C Issues Sinks Heronden Path Brick Kiln Wood Chart Mill Resr 45m P E • North of the parish, some land to join Urban E 45m N Ppg Sta S Path L 40m A N 39m 40m E Reservoir 34m Drain N G REE L UTT A Bdy Reservoir B NE 35m Track Track Path Extract of LandscapeDrain Character Review plan31m Const 28m Darnold Drain Area of Maidstone category Co 30m Wood Gravitts Cottage Track Drain Key BS 37m Issues 30m Issues Track The Mulberry Tree D Drain Whiteways A Existing LCA HERM (PH) Lucks O ITAG E Farm R LA N L Bishop's E Cottage IL Drain H Farm T R classifications A BS 31m H • Land immediately south of Heath Road not Tk C Hermitage LUC Track Boughton White Timber Lewis KS Corner L BS Lodge Horse Yard Row A Orchard N 26m E Path Gravitts 27-11 Boughton Farm 23m Farm Path Ranter's 20m Plantation Noons Farm Drain BS 41 Horseshoe Boughton Quarries Noons Farm 27-12 23m Paddock 32m adequately distinguished from more E River Wood Bungalow N A L Path E G Boughton Bottom D Lambs Cross I R Cottages B Farm E L 18m 28m I 27-13 Boughton Green Farmland T CHART SUTTON CP S 35m LANE Path Bottom 17m Farm Lamb's Cross 29m F LONG O 31m Boughton 21m R Park Wood G Peacock Path Eel House Bottom E Farm FB L 27-14 Farm Farm 19m A developed land to the north N E Horticultural Land L Hollands O W 30m E Farm FB R F Chart Track A 20m R Brookside M Grove R O Farm Drain A Langley Park Farm 19m D 27-15 18m Coach Drain House Boughton Monchelsea to White House 29 Farm 23m 17m 15m 26m Chart Sutton Plateau FB Drain River Beult Charlton Farm Path Drain Chart Bottom 17m 34 Linton Greensand Ridge Charlton Farm Chart Edge Farm Cottage Farm Chart Hall Farm 22m Path Tk BS G Tk R E E White House N 41 Linton Park and Farmlands
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