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Sandpit Cottage Cranbourne Lodge Warren Cottage Sandown Track Issues Track Ó The Farthings Bassett's Wood Neighbourhood Plans are currently under ! Issues Track Issues Path (um) Well Fairfield ! Lower preparation within this map area. ! Issues ! ! Please see separate plan showing the extent ! Highfield House Ó ! Ó ! Issues of the current Designated Neighbourhood Areas. Ó Ó Ó ! Ó Ó ! Ó ! Summer Place ! ! 8 Ó Ó ! ! Holybreds Farm The Ridings Ó ! ! HOLYBREAD LANE For the application of relevant policies within ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 2 ! ! 1 ! ! ! ! ! Wood Haven ! ! ! ! ! Holly Cottage ! ! ! Copland the Local Plan, the designation of the Rural Area ! ! ! Sinks Path (um) Museum House 2 includes all those areas outside of Urban Areas, Scrub Wood 1 Path (um) May Cottages Track Ó Defined Settlement Boundaries, Green Belt and Ó Broomhill Heather Windward specific allocations or Policy Areas. 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Pond 2 North The Old 1 Wedlock Sycamore 3 1 South Issues 5 207500 EWT 207500 Mount Track Herons COLAM LANE HIGH PASTURES Enclosure For further details please see the flood maps 13 Issues Robjohns The Oakstead published on the Environment Agency's 12 Tarquins The Warren Old House Path (um) Ó Ó Path (um) website at: Willow Bank Robin's Nook Piper's Pool 5 ! Burghfields Farm Lordlands Pond El Sub Sta ! 4 TCB www.environment-agency.gov.uk 7 Kilmory The Old Rodney ! 1 Hall Berries 8 ! Pledgers White Heather Hockham Hill Admirals House ! Dove Cottage Pond Cockleys ! Oakhill High Pauls Hill Ó Sparrows Barbers Orchard Cott Meadow Ó 2 ! 1 Squirrels 0 100 200 Woodways Pond The Ridge Club House Duke's Orchard Lodge Cranley Little Warren ! GP Pond Froggs Hall Metres N Court Perrymeadow The Burrows ! Well House Path (um) Hilltops Pond Tormuakin El Sub Sta LB ! Oldstock Well The Old Rectory Sorrells ! Little Baddow ! Woodlands Aldermans SPRING ELMS LANE The Rectory ! ! 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Ó Belle Vue Sweeps Hill Sky Meadow Pembury House Westover Red Gable Track Directorate for Sustainable Communities Rodney Gate Berryfield 1 The Meadow Issues Sandpipers Ó Ó Orchard Ó MILL LANE Monk's Garden Chelmsford City Council Path (um) Ridge Ó (um) Ó THE RYE FIELD Ó Monkswood Ó Ó Ó Ó Pond Oak House Ó Civic Centre Ó Blake's Wood Elm Green Copperfields Joyce's Ó Little Bowers Southernwood Duke Street Generals Arms School Path (um) Ó Ó Bracondale Rainbows Parsonage Chelmsford Brackens POSTMANS LANE Moreton Ó Easterford CM1 1JE Spring House 7 Ryefield Ó Ó Ó White Mill El Sub Sta Oak Lea High Garrett Ó .000000 Woodview GP .000000 6 Beechwood TelephoneÓ 01245 606330 Mushroom Ó Ó 6a Shed Mushroom Track Ó FB Mill [email protected] Path (um) Corner Cottage www.chelmsford.gov.uk PARSONAGE LANE 207000 Pheasanthouse 207000 Blakeswood Hill Ridge Cot Ó Ó Blakes Mead Fitzwalters Goodday OAKLANDS WAY Pond Ó Barons Lea Foxgloves Pond Ó Ó Little Orchard Ó FB Sports Field Rider's Way Ó Track Ó Latched Cottage Birkenshaw .000000 .000000 .000000 Ó .000000 Ó 577000 577500 578000 Ó 578500 Ó ! ! ! ! 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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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