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13. East Hanningfield 576500.000000 577000.000000 577500.000000 c Crown Copyright and database rights 2020 Ordnance Survey 100023562. Highfields F arm You are permitted to use this data solely to enable you to respond to, or interact with, the organisation that provided you with the data. You are not permitted East H anningfield to copy, sub-licence, distribute or sell any of this data to third parties in any form. Common Ponds ! Highfields Farm Cottage Highfields ! Farm Dairy ! Chelmsford Pond Highfields Farmhouse ! 16 28 BICKNACRE ROAD Local Plan Pond ! Sumptners 14 Farm ! 25 The Gables Adopted Policies Map May 2020 8 ! Pond 42 ! Pond 46 2 House 24 ! Issues Ditchleys 35 15 Comptons Drain 52 The 22 Cornerways Cottage Garden Brooklands ! House 1 20 East Fenley House .000000 3 .000000 Highcroft 5 Spindlewood ! Meadowsweet Mandalay Lea Rose Rowan Cottage El Sub Sta 13 Hanningfield Cottage Cottage ! 2 Ivy 1 October Cottage Lodge Hedgerows ! THE COMMON Appledore Langtry House 201500 High 201500 Tye Trees Cottage The Ridings Veanta ! Wealden House Millers Longreach Little Maples Helford ! Cleeve Cottage Kilchurn Carpenters Cottage Rectory ! Cottages The Policies Map shows the spatial 7 2 ! 1 ! ! ! ! ! ! 12 definition of policies. It includes Policy BACK LANE 1 5 Pond Areas proposed by the Chelmsford Local Plan. ! 1 3 ! 7 15 Ó Neighbourhood Plans are currently under ! Rectory 2 GP Claydons Farm Claydons Farm Bungalow El Sub Sta Ó Tank preparation within this map area. ! ABBEY FIELDS Ó 4 to 7 1 to 3 Tennis Court ! 14 Ó Please see separate plan showing the extent Pond 9 The Old Rectory Drain 1 Scarles Croft of the current Designated Neighbourhood Areas. ! Shelter ! Ó Claydons Manor Playing Field 5 1 to 6 For the application of relevant policies within ! Ó Track Track Path Issues The Lawns All Saints' Church the Local Plan, the designation of the Rural Area Ó Ó ! Ó East H anningfield includes all those areas outside of Urban Areas, ! Endymion PO Track Defined Settlement Boundaries, Green Belt and ! Pond Hall Drain Church House Police The Martins Office East H anningfield Mill specific allocations or Policy Areas. The Rural ! C of E Cott Kincorth Primary School Drain Tye House Area has no notation so appears as 'white land' Mill Ó Rough Hill Farm Cottages ! House Path Thriftw ood The Mill Ó Rough Hill Complex on the Policies Map and its insets. ! Path Mill Glenmore Lodge 1 5 Bramley 2 Path (um) (um) Path Swimming Pool ! House 3 Mill El Sub Sta Playground Side Important Note ! Old The Timber Mill Office Pacific House Pond Swifts ! Ó Pond Ó 60 11 Quince 34 Cottage 46 1 19 11 5 10 24 3 5 This Policies Map shows areas at a higher risk THETYE Pond Swimming Pool NICHOLSON PLACE 8 The of flooding. Areas at a higher risk from flooding 6 Rough Hill Pond Pond 2 Brook 12 37 21 2 House 14 19 Walnut Tree are defined and regularly updated by the Cottage Oak Pond .000000 Meadow .000000 18 3 to 7 13 Ó Redcroft The Limes El Sub Sta Thoralby 11 24 Environment Agency. 14 15 7 Swimming Pool 5 Grasmere 1 ASHLEY GREEN The WindmillÓ Tavern The Spinney PAYNE PLACE 26 (PH) COULDEDENNIS 5 Pond Pond 2 Meadow Lodge Apple Tree 2 12 12 14 Cottage Posts Alauda 1 For further details please see the flood maps 201000 Ó 201000 Playground Broad Playground El Sub Sta TCB Oaks Shelter 18 Burniston Farmlands 3 7 Rothards Path published on the Environment Agency's 14 Long Meadow 11 24 22 5 7 1 16 Drain BRIDON CLOSE Ó The Old website at: FILLIOLL CLOSE Bedburn Cobblers PEASE PLACE Forge Windmill Cottage The 2 12 Poppies 1 2 12 Mullion 14 6 Ó 2 Issues Council Houses 4 www.environment-agency.gov.uk Havenhurst Altair Tiffanys Sulham Path (um) School Windmill Farm Arlberg Bywater Lawrenny Wheatlands Ó Arvensis East H anningfield Swimming Pool PW Industrial Estate 1 Copperfield Whitewebbs Yulan 5to6 Chestnut Rails Elm End 7 8 2 Farm 0 50 100 19 The Barn House Firs Cottage Maytree 34 Ó Blackthorne The Hawthorns 33 Willows Ó Metres N 21 4 Swallows Willis Farm Mast 3 Drain ESS 31 35 13a 36 23 (Telecommunication) Mouzel Track Oaklands Ó Pond Haven 29 25 13 Track Pond 37 Huntingdons Barn Roseberry House 26 East H anningfield MAIN ROAD 27 Industrial Estate 14 Spatial Planning Services Henley Ridge Pond 15 1 16 17 Huntingdons Farm House Chennells 18 Pond Directorate for Sustainable Communities 3 4 18a GEFFREY CLOSE Pond 1 OLD CHURCH ROAD Chelmsford City Council Pond Lay-by Civic Centre Braids 8 Pond Duke Street Chelmsford Drain Broadacres CM1 1JE FB Track Pond Sinks Telephone 01245 606330 Pumping Station RETTENDON ROAD Issues Shepherds 1 Cottages [email protected] 2 www.chelmsford.gov.uk Shepherds Rosehill Hatchery 1 .000000 .000000 7 200500 200500 576500.000000 577000.000000 577500.000000 Chelmsford Local Plan Legend for Adopted Policies Map May 2020 Relevant Key Policy References are shown in brackets Chelmsford City Council Area Open Space (S11, DM21) Inset New Railway Station (S9) Chelmsford and South Woodham Ferrers Urban Areas (S7) Railway Station Access Road (S9) Chelmsford City Centre (S1, S8, S12, DM5) Radial Distributor Road (RDR1) (S9) South Woodham Ferrers Town Centre (S12, DM5) RDR2! Proposed RDR2 Detailed Design within New Garden Community Masterplan Area (S9, SGS6) Defined Settlement Boundary (S7, DM2) Proposed Link Road (SGS3a, SPA5) Area for the former Runwell Hospital Major Developed Site (7.320) Route Capacity Improvement (S9, SGS10) Ó Ó Boundary of Strategic Growth Site Allocations 2, 3a, 6 and 7a Proposed Cycle Route* Ó New Housing Site (S7 and Relevant Growth Site or Strategic Growth Site Policies)+ h Proposed Bridge (S9, SGS1a, SGS10) New Garden Community for Major Housing and Employment Development (SGS6) hh Existing Park and Ride S Specialist Residential Accommodation (SGS7b, GS12) Park and Ride Area of Search (S9) GT1 New Gypsy and Traveller Site (GT1) Proposed Chelmsford North East Bypass - Detailed Design within Masterplan Area (S9, SGS6)* Proposed Employment Area (S7, SGS6, SGS3b, DM4) Proposed Chelmsford North East Bypass - Safeguarded Corridor (S9, SGS6)* Existing Employment Area (S8, DM4) Route Based Strategy (S9) Rural Employment Area (S8, DM4) Strategic Trunk Route Green Belt (S11, DM6, DM9, DM10, DM11, DM12) Strategic Non-Trunk Route Special Area of Conservation (SAC) (S4, S9, DM16)* Regional Route Special Protection Area and Ramsar Site (S4, S9, DM16)* Location for Primary School Marine Conservation Zone (S2)* Existing School, Further / Higher Education Establishment (DM22) +New Housing Site Ó Ó Please note that site policies are Ó Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) (S4, DM16)* Retail Allocation (SGS10) Ó abbreviated to the site number M Scheduled Monument (S3, DM13)* Primary Shopping Area (S12, DM5) *These notations are designated by !!! third parties not Chelmsford City !!! Registered Park and Garden of Special Historic Interest (S3, DM13)* Primary Frontage (S12, DM5) Council and are subject to change Local Nature Reserve (S4, DM16)* Secondary Frontage (S12, DM5) Spatial Planning Services Local Wildlife Site (LoWS) (S4, DM16) Principal Neighbourhood Centre (S12, DM5) Directorate for Sustainable Communities EWT Essex Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve (S4, DM16)* Retail Frontage of Principal and Local Neighbourhood Centres (S12, DM5) Chelmsford City Council Civic Centre SPA Green Wedge (S11, DM7, DM9, DM10, DM11, DM12) Special Policy Area (S7, SPA1-SPA6) Duke Street Chelmsford !!! Protected Lane (S3, DM17) Hazardous Substance Site Safeguarding Zone (DM30)* CM1 1JE Ó !!!!! Ó Ó Conservation Area (S3, DM13) !!!!! Flood Zone 2 (S2, DM18)* Ó !!!!! Telephone 01245 606330 !!!!! [email protected] Area for Conservation / Strategic Landscape Enhancement (SGS7a) !!!!! Flood Zone 3 (S2, DM18)* !!!!! www.chelmsford.gov.uk Country Park* # Flood Alleviation Scheme Proposed Country Park (SGS3, SGS6) Air Quality Management Area (DM30) Land Allocated for Future Recreation Use and / or SUDS (S4, SGS2, SGS7a) Minerals and Waste Site*.
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