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Waveney Local Plan Area Waveney Local Plan Area Wenhaston Neighourhood Plan Area 7 66 31 8 46 17 74 69 4 40 Mid Suffolk District Council 18 59 54 49 32 Framlingham Neighbourhood Plan Leiston Area Neighbourhood 19 Plan Area 53 26 6 36 3 16 9 34 45 60 28 20 39 56 57 1 14 70 44 13 47 64 15 Rendlesham Neighbourhood Plan Area 10 65 50 21 72 Melton 27 Neighbourhood Plan 29 Area 11 71 43 Great Bealings 73 Neighbourhood Plan 63 Area 58 68 38 Martlesham Neighbourhood Plan Area 51 SCLP 12.25 33 SCLP Ipswich 55 30 52 12.19 67 Borough Council 42 Policies Maps - Insets of the Policies Map are available to view in the adopted Suffolk Coastal Local Plan - 48 www.eastsuffolk.gov.uk/localplan 12 2 1 - Aldeburgh 32 - Kelsale cum Carlton 61 - Trimley St Martin (with parts of 2 - Alderton 33 - Kesgrave (with parts of Rushmere Trimley St Mary & Kirton) 3 - Aldringham cum Thorpe & Martlesham) 62 - Trimley St Mary (with parts of 41 4 - Badingham 34 - Kettleburgh Trimley St Martin & Felixstowe) 5 - Bawdsey 35 - Kirton (with part of Falkenham) 63 - Tuddenham St Martin 5 6 - Benhall 36 - Knodishall 64 - Tunstall 35 7 - Blythburgh 37 - Levington 65 - Ufford 37 8 - Bramfield 38 - Little Bealings 66 - Walberswick 9 - Brandeston 39 - Marlesford 67 - Waldringfield 10 - Bredfield 40 - Middleton 68 - Westerfield 11 - Bromeswell 41 - Nacton (with parts of Purdis Farm 69 - Westleton 12 - Bucklesham & Levington) 70 - Wickham Market 61 13 - Campsea Ashe 42 - Newbourne 71 - Witnesham (Bridge) 14 - Charsfield 43 - Orford 72 - Witnesham (Chapel) 15 - Clopton 44 - Otley 73 - Woodbridge (with parts of 22 45 - Parham Martlesham & Melton) 62 16 - Cretingham Barbergh District Council 17 - Darsham 46 - Peasenhall (with part of Sibton) 74 - Yoxford 18 - Dennington 47 - Pettistree 19 - Earl Soham 48 - Purdis Farm SCLP12.19 - Brightwell Lakes 20 - Easton 49 - Rendham SCLP12.25 - Suffolk Police 23 21 - Eyke 50 - Rendlesham Headquarters, Portal Avenue, 22 - Felisxtowe (North) 51 - Rushmere St Andrew (Village) Martlesham Heath 23 - Felixstowe (Central) 52 - Rushmere St Andrew 24 - Felixstowe (South) 53 - Saxmundham For further details on Neighbourhood 25 - Port of Felixstowe 54 - Saxtead Plans, visit www.eastsuffolk.gov.uk/ 25 26 - Great Glemham 55 - Shottisham neighbourhoodplanning 27 - Grundisburgh 56 - Snape 28 - Hacheston 57 - Snape Maltings 24 29 - Hasketon 58 - Sutton Heath 30 - Hollesley 59 - Theberton 31 - Huntingfield 60 - Thorpeness Seperate Policies Maps relating to SCLP5.15 - Residential Moorings, Jetties and Slipways, SCLP9.3 - Coastal Change Management Area and SCLP11.8 - Historic Parks & Gardens are available to view in the adopted Suffolk Coastal Local Plan - www.eastsuffolk.gov.uk/localplan © Crown Copyright and database rights 2020 Ordnance Survey 100019684 Key Suffolk Coastal Local Plan Area 'Made' Neighbourhood Plan Area Heritage Coast & AONB Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty SCLP9.3 Coastal Change Management Area SCLP11.8 Historic Parks & Gardens Flood zone information can be found on the Environment Agency website www.Environment-Agency.gov.uk/Flood. Natural England - Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Heritage Coast. Historic England - Nationally identified Historic Parks and Gardens East Suffolk Council - Suffolk Coastal Local Plan N Policies Map | Adopted September 2020 Scale 1:50,000.
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