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MAP (Ref POLICIES TT1 and TNRH9) MAP KEY MAP KEY Existing OTLEY CYCLEWAY & FOOTPATH NETWORKS INSET MAP (ref POLICIES TT1 and TNRH9) MAP KEY MAP KEY Existing Definitive Bridleway Definitive Footpath Non-Definitive Footpath Neighbourhood Area Recreational Footpath EBOR Way Boundary Line Dales Way 11 6 Dales Way Welcome Way Bridleway Safer cycling routes Junctions that require extra care Green Environment Indicative Proposals Desired/Other Paths Local Green Infrastructure (ref POLICIES GE2 & TNRH1) G1770 Desired/Other Paths (currently private land) ONP12 23 Wharfedale Greenway Riverside (ref POLICIES GE3 & TNRH2) 11 Wharfedale Greenway indicative route 60 Bypass with cycleway (indicative) Former Bridge End Cattle Market Site (ref POLICY GE4) G770 Cycle/Pedestrian Bridge (Indicative) 62 34 G1606 Possible cycle highway Extended Leeds Habitat Network Within Otley (ref POLICY GE5) G1897 G772 ONP15 Toucan or signalled crossing Aspirational safer cycling route Local Green Spaces (ref POLICY GE6) G850 56 ONP14 5 Local Green Space Enhancement (ref POLICY GE7) 5 1 Crown Copyright & Database Rights 2017 73 6 22 ONP13 G1606 Ordnance Survey No.100054609 G706 G1702 Map Supplied by Leeds City Council Built Environment 7 G109 G109 2 10 Local Heritage Areas (ref POLICIES BE1-7 & TNRH4) 11 9 Potential Non-Statutory Heritage Assets (ref POLICY BE8) 16 8 The Estates (ref POLICIES BE10-12) 71 G1512 G851 G1653 ONP4 G773 ONP8 65 Mixed Use Development G683 ONP4 G1516 Mixed Use Development (ref POLICY MU4) 68 ONP5 28 G82 G1091 ONP2 G1767 64 30 70 12 66 G677 ONP11 67 Employment 36 G1093 15 G1092 ONP3 37 46 4 G1094 13 7 Existing Employment Sites (ref POLICY E1) 8 12 59 Otley Cemetery Chapels Live/Work Accommodation (ref POLICY E7) 16 1 G1088 G607 51 55 41 21 G1782 43 17 40 G1782 14 2 31 42 48 58 2 4 18 3 Community Facilities 15 53 32 39 14 G1604 57 27 Existing Community Facilities (ref POLICY CF1) 38 52 26 13 G1031 49 50 45 35 44 ONP1 63 G1776 54 47 G1089 ONP16 25 1 8 3 10 Transport & Travel 19 1 9 24 61 10 Otley Bridge Improvements (ref POLICY TT2) 72 33 20 5 ONP10 White Bridge Improvements (ref POLICY TT3) G777 G123 G824 3 3 Otley Bus Station (ref POLICY TT5) G814 G1779 Otley Rail Link Corridor (ref POLICY TT6) G1648 1 4 G826 9 Former Gas Works Site (ref POLICY TT8) 29 2 G774 ONP9 6 G776 6 G1105 2 G424 69 Throstle Nest & Riverside (Harrogate) 4 3 G775 Riverside Estate (ref POLICY TNRH5) 6 Throstle Nest Estate (ref POLICY TNRH6) G1027 G1028 G1027 NON-NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN DESIGNATIONS G83 Otley Chevin Special Landscape Area (ref POLICY GE1) Midgeley Farm (ref POLICY GE9) Otley Conservation Area (ref POLICY BE9) East of Otley (ref POLICY MU1) Westgate, Ashfield Works (ref POLICY MU2) Westgate (ref POLICY MU3) Land Off Ilkley Road (ref POLICY E2) Land off Ilkley Road (Adjacent Armitage Monobond) (ref POLICY E3) Wharfedale Greenway (ref POLICY TT1) Public Car Parks (ref POLICY TT7) Weston Conservation Area Boundary (ref POLICY TNRH6) THE NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN MAP Green Environment Built Environment Existing Employment Sites Existing Community Facilities Local Green Spaces G850 Weston Ridge Amenity Space ONP5 Adlington House Gardens Local Heritage Areas The Estates Civic & Community 15. Westgate Surgery Religious 46. The Horse and Farrier 64. Old Otliensians Rugby Club G1602 Ashfield Primary School Grounds ONP8 Fairground Field 16. Manor Square Dental 47. The Junction 65. Otley Town Football Club G824/G1648 Myers Croft/Station Road Allotments G1607 St Joseph’s Primary School Grounds ONP9/G774 Old Railway Line (Station Top/Otley Bypass Northern Embankment) 1. Albion Street 1. The Oval Estate 1. Armitage Monobond, Ilkley Road 1. Otley Civic Centre 17. Otley Dental Centre 30. Bridge United Reform Church 48. The Manor House 66. Otley Squash Club G826 Former Tennis Courts, Station Road G1105 Birdcage Walk Allotments East ONP10 Old Railway Line (Otley East) 2. Weston Lane 2. Duncan Estate 2. Craftsman’s Tools/Sinclair’s Warehouses, Side Copse 2. The Buttercross 18. One Dental 31. Otley Methodist Church 49. North Bar Social 67. Otley RUFC G1088 Ings Lane Allotments G424 Birdcage Walk Allotments West ONP12 Crossways Allotments 3. Westbourne 3. Pegholme Estate 3. Wharfebank Business Centre, Ilkley Road 3. Otley Library and One Stop Centre 19. St Johns Ambulance 32. The Salvation Army in Otley 50. The Old Cock 68. Otley Sailing Club G1094 Todds Allotments G814 Burras House Allotments ONP15 Otley Plantation (Part) 4. Birdcage Walk 4. Sinclairs, Silvine Works, North Street 4. The Core 33. Bethel Church Hall 51. Otley Tap House 69. Otley Golf Club G775 Pegholme Drive POS G1512 White Bridge Allotments G849 Ilkley Road Verge 5. Otley Riverside 5. Tate Fuel Oil, Gay Lane Young People 34. Newall Church Hall 52. Otley Tavern 70. Otley Cricket Club G1093 Stephencroft Park G1516 Gallows Hill Allotments G1779 Westbourne House Woodland 6. Station Top 6. West Chevin Business Centre Educational 35. Otley Parish Church 53. The Red Lion 71. Wharfemeadows Bowling Club G82 Otley Cemetery G683 Tempest and Cross Green Allotments G1767 Otley RUFC Ground 7. Ritson’s Yard, Cross Green Lane 20. 2nd Otley Scout Group Headquarters 36. Our Lady and All Saints Catholic Church 54. The Rose and Crown 72. Otley Tennis Club G104 Wellcroft POS G123 Grove Hill Park G1767 Otley Cricket Club Ground 8. Lentoid Ltd, Gay Lane/Bloomfield Square 5. Prince Henry’s Grammar School 21. Otley Children Centre 37. Our Lady and All Saints Parish Centre/Clitherow House Social Club 55. The White Swan 73. PHGS Sports Changing Rooms G851 Gallows Hill Nature Reserve G1089 Cambridge Drive POS ONP11 Otley Police Station Grounds Potential Non-Statutory Heritage Assets 9. East Chevin Road (Wharfedale Farmers’ Market) 6. Ashfield Primary School 22. The Little Green Frog Day Care Nursery 38. Calvary Otley, Century Buildings 56. The Yew Tree G1782/ONP3 Otley Sand and Gravel Pits G776 Caxton Road Playing Fields ONP16 Transco Corner, Cambridge Street/TealbeckApproach 10. Candlestick Works Yard, Station Road 8. St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School 23. Weston Lane Youth Centre 39. Otley Spiritualist Church 57. Whitakers Arms G109 Wharfemeadows Park G777 Grove Hill Former Cricket Ground ONP13 Grass Arc, Newall Avenue 1. Westbourne House 10. Newall Close Gateway 11. Edward Johnson (Otley) Ltd, Carr Bank Garage 9. Westgate Primary School 24. Otley Cadet Centre 40. Otley Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses Kingdom Hall 58. The Falcon Sports and Social Club G1031 All Saints Churchyard G1027/1028 Old Railway Line (Otley West) ONP14 The Green, Oval Estate 2. Westbourne Lodge 11. The Coach House, Newall Close 10. All Saints C of E Primary School 25. Burras Lane Scout Hut 59. Otley Courthouse G1604 All Saints Primary School Grounds G1776 Union Court Grounds 3. Evergreens 12. Otley Cemetery Superintendant’s House Social & Entertainment 60. Otley Social Club G773 Garnett’s Field G1091 Otley Town FC Ground 4. Burras House 13. Church Lane Top Health Older People 61. Grove Hill Social Club G1770 Former Thomas Chippendale School Fields G1092 Old Otliensians RUFC Ground 5. Eller Ghyll Mill 14. Quaker Burial Ground 41. The Bay Horse G772 Newall Carr Road POS G1606 Prince Henry’s Grammar School Grounds 6. Brunswick House 15. The Summercross Ripening Wall 11. Wharfedale Hospital 26. Otley Old People’s Welfare Centre 42. The Black Bull Sports & Leisure G706 Old Farnley Lane Amenity Space ONP1 War Memorial Gardens 7. Ashfield Lodge 16. Otley Weir 12. Bridge Street Dental Practice 27. Tealbeck House 43. The Black Horse G850 Weston Drive Sports Field and Playground ONP2 Bridge United Reform Churchyard 8. Ashfields 13. Bridge Street Surgery 28. Adlington House 44. The Bowling Green (Wetherspoons) 62. Weston Lane Junior Sports & Social Club G677 Manor Garth ONP4 Tittybottle Park 9. Newall Grange 14. Charles Street Surgery 29. Spring Gardens Care Home 45. The Fleece 63. Otley Cycle Club, Westcroft House .
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