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Considering Sites for Development in South Huish Parish Considering Sites for Development in South Huish Parish Site Information Pack This pack contains: A Site Information Table This table sets out information about the constraints and opportunities for each site which have been considered. Depending on the constraints identified, we have concluded that there are either ‘significant constraints’ to development or ‘limited constraints’ to development. Site Maps These maps shows all of the sites which have been considered as part of this exercise. Constraint Maps These maps show the different constraints, such as conservation areas, flood zones For more information and wildlife sites. South Hams and West Devon Place Making Team Follaton House, Plymouth Road, Totnes, TQ9 5NE Email ‐ [email protected] www.southhams.gov.uk www.facebook.com/southhamsdistrictcouncil www.twitter.com/SouthHams_DC Site Information Packs March 2017 Site area Site Reference Site Address Site Information Site Potential Conclusion (ha) South Huish - General Comments South Huish is a coastal parish located in the south of the district and comprises the settlements of Galmpton, Outer Hope and Inner Hope. It has a limited provision of local services (pub, shop, hotel, limited bus service). The designated primary school is Malborough with South Huish Church of England Primary School. There is capacity at the primary school and contributions towards facilities may be required from new development. The designated secondary school is Kingsbridge Academy which has limited capacity for additional pupils and contributions to facilities and transport may be required from new development. The whole parish is located within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) which is a nationally designated landscape. Importance is attached to the need to conserve the landscape and scenic beauty of these areas. Access Direct access to adjacent road. Gradient and junction details may result in extensive loss of frontage. Landscape and Ecology Sensitive site within AONB with important location at gateway to village. Break in character from low density housing to open and high quality countryside. Higher density housing may prove intrusive in this location. Heritage and Archaeology Due to the constraints identified No constraints have been identified at this stage but further assessment may be required as part of any pre-application process. due to its location, the site is not Significant SH_46_01_16 Land at Thornlea, Hope Cove 0.37 Flood risk, water quality and drainage considered to have potential for Constraints Adjacent to watercourse with potential inclusion in flood risk area. Part of site constrained development at this stage. Contamination and Environmental Health No constraints have been identified at this stage but further assessment may be required as part of any pre-application process. Other No constraints have been identified at this stage but further assessment may be required as part of any pre-application process. Access Direct access to adjacent road from existing residential property. Landscape and Ecology Sensitive site within AONB at edge of settlement but with existing residential use characteristics. Buffer from low density housing to open and high quality countryside. Higher density housing may prove intrusive in this location. Heritage and Archaeology Due to the constraints identified Land at Thornlea Mews, Hope No constraints have been identified at this stage but further assessment may be required as part of any pre-application process. due to its location, the site is not Significant SH_46_02_16 Bypass, Hope Cove, TQ7 3HB - 1.11 Flood risk, water quality and drainage considered to have potential for Constraints SH_46_03_08 Adjacent to watercourse with potential inclusion in flood risk area. Part of site constrained. development at this stage. Contamination and Environmental Health No constraints have been identified at this stage but further assessment may be required as part of any pre-application process. Other No constraints have been identified at this stage but further assessment may be required as part of any pre-application process. Legend Ancient Monuments Mineral Consultation Zones World Heritage Site Ancient Woodland Plymouth Policy Area Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - South Devon Public Right of Way - Bridleway Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - Tamar Valley Public Right of Way - Byway Conservation Area Public Right of Way - Footpath Country Wildlife Site Public Right of Way - Restricted Byway Dartmoor National Park Site Assessment - Limited constraints - green Flood Defences Site Assessment - Significant constraints - amber Flood Zone 2 Site Assessment - Significant constraints - red Flood Zone 3 Site of Special Scientific Interest Flood Zones - Critical Drainage Area South Hams SAC - Greater Horseshoe Bat Historic Parks and Gardens Special Area of Conservation Listed Buildings Special Protection Areas (Marine) Local Nature Site Tree Preservation Order The maps display the information above as a series of separate layers. These layers can be turned on or off using the free Adobe Acrobat Reader software - https://acrobat.adobe.com/uk/en/acrobat/pdf-reader.html Date: 16 / 02 / 2017 14:49:42 SH_28_20_08/13 SH_28_10_08/13 SH_59_04_08/13 SH_28_35_16 SH_59_02_08/13 SH_59_06_16 SH_28_18_08/13 SH_59_05_16 SH_59_07_16 SH_28_32_14 SH_28_33_16 SH_47_01_08/13 SH_47_02_16 SH_47_03_16 SH_47_04_16 SH_47_05_16 Strategic Housing & Economic Land Availability Assessment Sites South Huish Malborough SH_33_04_08/13 SH_46_01_16SH_46_02_16 SH_33_05_08/13 SH_33_07_08/13 SH_41_03_13 SH_33_02_08/13 Scale = 1:3000 Date: 21 / 02 / 2017 07:54:25 SH_41_02_13 SH_33_08_08/13 SH_41_05_16 SH_41_01_08/13 SH_33_09_14 SH_41_08_16 SH_33_10_16 SH_41_04_14 SH_41_07_16 SH_41_06_16 SH_41_15_08/13 SH_59_02_08/13 SH_47_01_08/13 SH_47_02_16 SH_47_03_16 SH_47_04_16 SH_47_05_16 Strategic Housing & Economic Land Availability Assessment Sites South Huish Outer Hope SH_46_02_16 SH_33_04_08/13 SH_46_01_16 SH_33_05_08/13 SH_33_07_08/13 Scale = 1:3000 Date: 21 / 02 / 2017 07:56:18 SH_33_02_08/13 SH_33_08_08/13 SH_33_09_14 SH_33_10_16.
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