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Lower Compton Materials Recovery Facility, Calne, Wiltshire Appendix 3 Appendix 3 Lower Compton Materials Recovery Facility, Calne, Wiltshire Legend Freeth Farm Watermill SAM Site Boundary North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (NWDAONB) Conservation Areas (including Listed Buildings) Listed Buildings (beyond the Conservation Areas) Scheduled Ancient Monument SAM Quemerford SAM Cherhill SAM’s Figure 3.1 – Plan illustrating the Landscape and Heritage Designations 1 Appendix 3 Lower Compton Materials Recovery Facility, Calne, Wiltshire Legend Site Boundary Major Ridgelines Minor Ridgelines Major Valleys Minor Valleys Figure 3.2 – Plan illustrating Topography and Drainage Appendix 3 Lower Compton Materials Recovery Facility, Calne, Wiltshire Legend Site Boundary Settlement (including completed housing developments) Woodland Agricultural Land Water Bodies / Lagoons / Rivers High Penn Farm Solar Park Landscape disturbed by mineral extraction and landfilll, including areas now restored and associated buildings Indicative extent of Compton Bassett Park Road corridors Figure 2.3 – Plan showing Land Cover Appendix 3 Lower Compton Materials Recovery Facility, Calne, Wiltshire Legend Site Boundary Footpaths Bridleways Byways Restricted Byways Figure 3.4a – Plan showing extract of public rights of way plan immediately around the Application Site (Wiltshire Council, 2009) NOTE: This information correlates with the Wiltshire Council on line information of June 2014) CALNE WITHOUT (EAST) PC 45 [ [ [ [ [ [ [ .000000 .000000 .000000 .000000 .000000 .000000 .000000 .000000 .000000 .000000 .000000 [ 397000 398000 399000 400000 401000 402000 403000 404000 405000 406000 407000 [ [ BREM23 [ WIBA6 BREM26 BREM1 HILM7 [ HILM8 HILM6 BREM25 BREM16A [ HILM5 CBAS22 HILM4 [ HILM25 [ HILM22 [ HILM8 BBAS8[ [ BREM27 [ .000000 .000000 [ [ BREM8 HILM27 [ HILM5 [ 174000 174000 CBAS15 [ BBAS1 [ [ [ BBAS6 [ CALW57 [ [ BREM7 CBAS7 [ [ CBAS19 HILM41[ [ [ [ [ BREM1 [ BBAS6 [ CBAS14 HILM21 [ [ [ HILM24 [ [ CALW60 HILM23 [ [ [ [ CALW66 CHER31 [ CALW57 [ [ BREM4 BREM29 [ [ BREM24 CALW58 [ [ [ [ [ CHER12 CHER20A [ [ [ [ CHER29 CBAS23 [ BREM20 [ BBAS2 .000000 .000000 BREM6 [ [ CHER11B BREM2A CBAS4 173000 173000 [ [ BREM5 [ CBAS5 CHER20 BREM2 CHER12A CBAS16 [ CBAS13 [ BREM2 CHER30 CHER17 CBAS18 [ CHER14 BREM2A CALW56 [ CALW15 CALW61 CHER22 CBAS11 CLAN66 CBAS13 CBAS20 CHER30 CHER11A CLAN60 [ [ [ [ CBAS17 [ CALW56 CBAS18 [ CHER11 [ CBAS12 .000000 .000000 [ CBAS12 [ 172000 172000 CLAN58 CLAN66 CALW62 [ CHER13 CBAS2 [ CALW14 [ CLAN61 CBAS9 [ CHER23 CHER34 CBAS8 [ CBAS24 CBAS3 CLAN88 CLAN62 [ CLAN57 CBAS2A [ [ CBAS1 [ [ [ [ CHER16 [ [ [ CLAN63 [ CLAN49 CBAS10 [[ [ CBAS6 [ [ [ [ [ [ CLAN72 [ [ CALW13 CLAN53 CLAN73 CLAN40 [ CLAN52 CLAN82 CALW4 [ [ CLAN54 CALW16 [ [ [ [ CHER15 CLAN50 [ CHER19 CHER6A [ [ CLAN75 [ [ [ .000000 .000000 CALW12 CLAN1 CLAN40 [ [ CLAN78 [ [ 171000 CALW63 [ 171000 [ CHER32 [ [ [ CLAN38 [ [ [ CALW11 [ [ [ CLAN18 CLAN2 [ CHER8 CLAN3 [ CLAN24 [ [ CALW5 [ [ [ [ [ CHER6[ CLAN3 [ [ CLAN37 [ CLAN4 [ CLAN30 [ [ [ CLAN77 [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ CLAN6 CHER18[ AVEB16[ CLAN25 CALW10 CLAN27 [ [ [ [ [ CHER25 CHER5 CLAN9 [ CALW3 CLAN6 CHER10 CHER7 [ Appendix 3 Lower Compton Materials Recovery Facility, Calne, Wiltshire [ [ CLAN32 CLAN23 [ CLAN71 CHER9 [ [ [ CLAN10 CHER24 CLAN13 CHER26 [ [ [ .000000 [ .000000 [ CLAN22 CALW35 CHER4 [ [ 170000 170000 CALW24 [ 1 [ CALW18 AN15 AN76 Legend [ CALW51 CL CL [ CALW2A CHER3 [ CALW19 CHER2 [ CLAN2 [ CHER21 [ CLAN70 Footpaths [ [ [ CALW51A CHER1 CALW75 CLAN70 CALW2B [ CALW47 [ CLAN68 CHER28 CHER27 CHER35 Bridleways [ CALW32 [ AVEB15 [ CALW17 CALW34 CALW59 [ CALW44 CALW72 [ CALW8 CALW64 CHER2 AVEB35 CALW33 CALW45 Byways [ CALW30 CALW74 [ CALW46 [ CALW50 CALW34 [ CALW23 CALW30 [ CALW20 [ CALW29 Restricted Byways [ [ [[ .000000 CALW76 [ [ .000000 CALW31 CHER38 [ CALW77 [ [[ CALW7 [ 169000 169000 CALW43 [ [ [ [ CALW8 CALW31 CALW42 CALW69 [ CALW48 CALW42 [ CALW27 CALW41 [ CALW89 [ CALW40 [ CALW70 [ CALW88 [ [ [ [ [ [ CALW69 [ [ [ [ CALW71 [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ BCAN36 [ [ [ [ [ [ [ CALW21 [ [ [ CALW27 [ [ [ [ [ CALW55 [ [ [ [ CALW36 [ [ [ [ .000000 .000000 [ [ [ [ [ [ 168000 168000 CALW9 [ [ Key CALW38 [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ [ Footpath Byway [ [ [ V V V V V CALW22 [ Bridleway Restricted Byway [ [ [ CALW28 [[ Parish Boundary __________________________ [ BCAN26 [ [ [ CALW28 [ Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty’s [ Stationery Office. © Copyright. Unauthorised reproductions infringe Crown Copyright and may lead to [ [ prosecution or civil proceedings. Wiltshire Council, Licence Number 100049050 [ [ George Batten B.Sc (Hons), C.Eng, FICE FIHT, Director of Transport, Enviornment & Leisure, Wiltshire Council. [ [ [ [ The precise line of a Right of Way can only be determined by reference to the Definitive Map. CALW9 [ CALW38 [ Thisplan has been produced by transposing the Rights of Way CALW36 as shown on the Definitive Map onto a larger scale. CALW54 [ CALW37 BCAN31 [ [ The Council can accept no responsibility for any error or inaccuracy which may arise from the transposition of the Rights of Wa y [ [ shown on the Definitive Map to a different scale [ [ CALW68 [ [ CALW52 CALW39 [ Prepared by KLF [ [ [ [ [ CALW38 [ [ [ [ [ Scale: 1:10000 [ BCAN3C [ CALW49 [ CALW26 CALW49 [ [ BCAN32[ [ HEDD19 [ BCAN23[ Date: June 2009 [ [ [ [ BCAN27 [ [ [ [ HEDD14 [ HEDD4 [ HEDD15 EDD1 HEDD12 EDD3 BCAN29 .000000 .000000 H [ H HEDD13 [ HEDD2 [ [ 167000 167000 [ Figure 3.4b – Plan showing extract of public rights of way plan to the south of the application site (Wiltshire Council, 2009) [ 397000.000000 398000.000000 399000.000000 400000.000000 401000.000000 402000.000000 403000.000000 404000.000000 [ 405000.000000 406000.000000 407000.000000 [ NOTE: This information correlates with the Wiltshire Council on line information of June 2014) [ [ [ National Character 117. Avon Vales Area profile: Supporting documents Key facts Landscape Analysis Introduction & Summary Description Opportunities and data change Summary National Character Area 117 AppendixAvon Vales 3 Lower Compton Materials Recovery109 Facility, Calne, Wiltshire Note: In most instances, the NCA boundary is not 108 This is an undulating, low-lying landscape of mixed, predominantly pastoralprecisely mapped andLess should than be considered 5 per cent as a of the land here is designated for anyUpper purpose. Thames This 5 per agriculture and small limestone-built towns, cut by the (Bristol) River Avonzone of transition betweencent is NCAs. mostly accounted for by the Cotswolds Area of OutstandingClay Vales Natural Legend and its tributaries, and surrounded to the west, south and east by higher land.NCA 117 boundaryBeauty (AONB) in the north-west and the 17 Sites of Special Scientific Interest, a Woodlands lie on the steeper slopes and by watercourses, and in a few otherOther NCA boundaryslight majority of which107 are of geological interest. The NCA is crossed by a wide Site Location areas within a structured farmland of medium to large fields and now stragglyArea outside NCAcommunications 117 corridorCotswolds running broadly from east to west; most of the major Area of Outstanding hedgerows. It is more than 80 per cent agricultural (both arable and pasture, Natural Beautysettlements are clustered along this corridor. This was initially reliant on water with some localised nurseries and market gardening) and less than 10 per cent routes, namely the (Bristol) River Avon and the Kennet and Avon Canal, as well as 0 10km urban, but from the late 20th century onwards it has been subject to much the Great West Road, now the A4. Now the M4 motorway and Isambard Kingdom development. There is evidence of Saxon occupation in the many ‘–ham’ place 118 Brunel’s Great Western Railway, link London and the West Country and have names, and there are prehistoric hill forts, with extensive areas of ridge andBristol, Avonspread wide the travel-to-work net. 116 Valleys & Cotswolds Berkshire & furrow that indicate medieval arable cultivation. This area still reveals its past Ridges Marlborough role in broadcloth production and trade in its fine late medieval churches and This area can be easily overlooked, surrounded as it is by the high-qualityDowns merchants’ houses in market towns and in its many stream-side mills. Smaller designated landscapes of Cotswolds AONB and North Wessex Downs AONB, but settlements and farmsteads are clustered along streams and lesser rivers, linked it has a restful and undramatic charm of its own. North Wessex by narrow winding lanes. Ancient patterns of flood meadows and drainage Downs ditches dominate these valley floors, with their wet grasslands and woodlands. Flooding affects many communities in this National Character Area (NCA), and the opportunities to restore wetland habitats within river corridors to alleviate problems with water flow and to aid climate change mitigation will be important ecosystem services here, to add to food provision and cultural services. Large historic parks and mansions, such as Bowood and Lacock, which often 132 still feature major woodlands, enrich the landscape and historical context and Salisbury Plain & West Wiltshire provide much local recreational resource, to the benefit of the local economy. Downs The same can be said of the towns such as Malmesbury and Frome, with their historic and attractive town centres. 141 133 Mendip Hills Blackmoor Vale & Vale of Wardour Figure 3.5 – Extract from NationalCranborne Landscape Chase Character & Area Map 117: Avon Vales (Natural England, 2014) West Wiltshire Downs Click map to enlarge; click again to reduce. 3 National Character
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