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Key to Policies Map and Insets Key to Policies Map and Insets Inset Map Local Plan Strategy Development Boundary (Policy DS2) Delivering the Strategy Strategy Delivery Sub-areas (South Cotswolds, Mid Cotswolds, North Cotswolds) (Policies SA1, SA2, SA3) (Policies S1, S4, S5, S6, S7, S9, Housing Allocation S10, S12, S15, S16, S18, S19) Employment Allocation (Policies S7, S11, S16, S18) Mixed Use Allocation (Policies S1, S19) Strategic Site, South of Chesterton, Cirencester (Policy S2) Cirencester Central Area (Policy S3) Car Park Allocation (Cirencester, Lechlade, Chipping Campden) (Policies S1, S7, S16) Cemetery Extension (Lechlade) (Policy S7) Burial Ground Allocation (Chipping Campden) (Policy S16) Economy, including Retailing and Tourism Established Employment Site (Policy EC2) Special Policy Areas (Cirencester RAU, Campden BRI, Fire Services College) (Policy EC4) Town Centre Boundary (Cirencester) (Policy EC7, EC8) Primary Shopping Area (Cirencester) (Policy S3) Primary Frontage (Cirencester) (Policy S3) Secondary Frontages (Cirencester) (Policy S3) (Bourton-on-the-Water, Chipping Campden, Key Centre Boundary (Policy EC7, EC8) Moreton-in-Marsh, Stow-on-the-Wold, Tetbury) District Centre Boundary (Fairford, Lechlade) (Policy EC7, EC8) Local Centre Boundary (Northleach, South Cerney) (Policy EC7, EC8) Built, Natural and Historic Environment Local Green Space (Policy EN3) Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (Policy EN5) Special Landscape Area (Policy EN6) Conservation Area (Policy EN11) Provisional Flood Storage Areas (Policy EN14) Infrastructure and Other Spatial Issues Route for Multi Use Path (Lechlade to Fairford) (Policies S5, S7) Lorries in the Vale of Evesham Zone (Policy INF6) ! ! ! Protected Routes of Former Railway Lines (Policy INF3) Green Belt (Policy SP1) Cotswold Airport (Policy SP2) Thames & Severn Canal (Policy SP3) Cotswold Water Park (Mineral Extraction after use) (Policy SP5) Former Cheltenham to Stratford-upon-Avon Railway Line (Policy SP6) COTSWOLD DISTRICT LOCAL PLAN (2011-2031) Cotswold District Council, Trinity Road, Cirencester, Glos., GL7 1PX Tel: 01285 623000 Policies Map Inset 16 Hidcote Bartrim Hidcote Aston Boyce Subedge Weston Subedge Inset 15 Saintbury Ebrington Inset 18 Paxford Broad Campden ! ! Todenham ! Aston Inset 14 ! Magna ! ! ! Batsford ! ! Inset 17 Bourton- on-the-Hill Sezincote Cutsdean Longborough Ford Evenlode Farmcote Condicote Temple Donnington Guiting Broadwell Upper Swell Inset 12 Adlestrop Daylesford Oddington ! Lower ! ! ! ! ! Guiting Swell ! ! ! Power ! Upper ! Slaughter ! ! ! ! Lower Icomb ! Naunton ! Slaughter Bledington ! ! ! ! Wyck ! ! Brockhampton ! Inset 10 Rissington ! ! ! ! ! ! Whittington ! ! ! ! ! Inset ! ! Church Sevenhampton ! ! ! ! Westcote ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Little ! ! ! Inset 13 Inset ! 9 Rissington ! Nether ! Salperton Notgrove Westcote Hampen Cold Aston Dowdeswell ! ! Shipton Clapton-on- ! Hazleton the-Hill ! Great ! Rissington Turkdean ! Compton Abdale ! Coberley ! Withington Hampnett Sherborne ! Inset 11 Farmington Great Cowley ! Barrington ! ! ! Yanworth ! Eastington Windrush Colesbourne ! Brimpsfield C! hedworth Little Elkstone Barrington ! Fossebridge ! Caudle ! Coln St Dennis Green Syde ! Rendcomb ! ! Calcot Aldsworth ! Coln Rogers Winstone Calmsden ! Duntisbourne Abbots and ! Winson Duntisbourne Leer ! North ! Ablington Cerney ! Duntisbourne Rouse and Edgeworth ! Middle Duntisbourne Bagendon ! Bibury Coln St Aldwyns ! ! Hatherop Eastleach Daglingworth Barnsley Inset 1 ! ! Quenington ! Southrop Sapperton ! Ampney Crucis Thames Severn Inset 2 ! Canal (Sapperton ! Ampney St Mary Frampton Section) Cirencester ! Mansell Town Inset 4 ! ! Centre ! ! ! Ampney ! ! Preston ! Inset 6 St Peter ! Poulton ! ! Harnhill Tarlton ! ! Driffield ! Meysey ! ! Hampton ! ! Cherington ! ! ! ! ! ! !Inset 7 ! Rodmarton ! In!set Ewen ! ! ! ! Inset 3 ! Avening ! ! 5 ! Inset 19 ! ! Kempsford ! ! ! ! Culker! ton Kemble ! Kingscote ! Chavenage ! Ashley ! Somerford Inset 8 Keynes Beverston ! ! ! Ozleworth ! Long Newnton Doughton and Leighterton Highgrove Westonbirt Shipton Moyne Didmarton COTSWOLD DISTRICT LOCAL PLAN 2011-2031 Scale: 1:100,000 Cotswold District Council, Trinity Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire. GL7 1PX Telephone: 01285 623000 Based or reproduced from Ordnance Survey 1:250,000 Base Maps with the permission of HMSO © Crown copyright and database rights 2017. Ordnance Survey, LA No. 100018800 O.
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