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A37 Western Dorset Functional Area 1250 8 A359 SOMERSET Sherborne Yeovil A30 Bradford Abbas Thornford Environmental constraints A358 A3088 A30 Yetminster Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Crewkerne A37 High quality historic environment eter Ex Heritage Coast Mosterton A356 Broadwindsor A352 Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site DEVON 130 4.5 Risk of fluvial flooding in many settlements eaminster R. Brid Cerne Abbas Risk of coastal erosion and land instability A35 A3066 Maiden Newton / Salway Ash Higher Frome Vauchurch R. Frome Charminster 40 AONB Key issues Lyme Regis 235 4.8 Charmouth A35 Low wage economy A3052 ridport Burton Bradstock Winterbourne Ageing population Abbas / Steepleton Lack of affordable housing Lyme ay Pockets of high levels of second home ownership Portesham New development opportunities Key Strategy map for the A354 Western Dorset Functional Area Beaminster 130 homes and 4.5 ha employment land Functional Areas Settlement Hierarchy Broad locations for A Roads Bridport 235 homes and 4.8 ha employment land development Western Dorset Housing Rail/Stations Lyme Regis 40 homes Northern Dorset Rivers Employment Area of (Ha) Central Dorset Dorset Council AONB Outstanding Boundary Natural Beauty View the Local Plan and make any comments. Scan the QR code using a mobile device to go straight to the local plan pages online. B3091 HAMPSHIRE Iwerne Sixpenny South Eastern Dorset Functional Area Minster Handley AONB A338 A350 Child Okeford Cranborne * Shillingstone A354 Alderholt Okeford Stourpaine lt Fitzpaine e 100 0.7 B Pimperne reen Verwood Environmental constraints AONB G landord Three Legged Forum St eonards Cross St ves Dorset Heathlands Charlton Marshall Winterborne 975 6.8 West oors Stickland A350 R. Stour 170 Poole Harbour and Avon Valley Habitats Sites 425 3.3 Ferndown 495 2 West arley Milton Abbas Sturminster Partly within Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Marshall Wimborne 1640 Colehill 40.5 Winterborne Risk of coastal erosion and land instability A354 Whitechurch A31 A348 Risk of fluvial flooding in many settlements Winterborne Kingston Corfe Milborne Lytchett 350 ullen St Andrew Matravers 400 A35 Bere Regis A3049 A338 Lytchett Minster pton Christchurch A353 R. Piddle A35 A338 Key issues 92 A351 Bournemouth Sandford Close links with the large built up area of Bournemouth, Christchurch Wareham Bovington Poole and Poole (BCP) Wool / East Burton Stoborough Ageing population A352 A351 38.4 High levels of traffic congestion in many areas 770 AONB Corfe Castle West Lulworth 188 Harmans Cross Swanae Green belt Langton Matravers Key Strategy map for the Changes to Green Belt to accommodate growth in the most South Eastern Dorset Functional Area sustainable locations Functional Areas Settlement Hierarchy Broad locations for development A Roads Minimise travel by locating growth near to the built-up areas South Eastern Dorset Housing Rail/Stations we are consulting Rivers Northern Dorset on dierent levels * of growth for these Green Belt settlements Area of Dorset Council South East Dorset Conurbation AONB Outstanding Boundary Employment built up area (Ha) Natural Beauty View the Local Plan and make any comments. Scan the QR code using a mobile device to go straight to the local plan pages online. B3091 HAMPSHIRE Iwerne Sixpenny South Eastern Dorset Functional Area Minster Handley AONB A338 A350 Child Okeford Cranborne * Shillingstone A354 Alderholt Okeford Stourpaine lt Fitzpaine e 100 0.7 B Pimperne reen Verwood New development opportunities AONB G landord Three Legged St eonards Forum Cross Charlton Marshall St ves Winterborne 975 6.8 West oors Alderholt Consulting on various options Stickland A350 R. Stour 170 425 3.3 Ferndown 495 2 West arley Milton Abbas Sturminster 975 homes, 6.8ha employment land. Marshall Wimborne 1640 Colehill 40.5 Blandford Some growth being proposed through the Winterborne A354 Whitechurch A31 Neighbourhood Plan. A348 Winterborne Kingston Corfe Corfe Mullen 400 homes Milborne Lytchett 350 ullen St Andrew Matravers 400 A35 Bere Regis Ferndown & West Parley 1640 homes, 40.5ha employment land A3049 A338 Lytchett Minster pton Christchurch A353 R. Piddle A35 A338 Lytchett Matravers 350 homes 92 A351 Bournemouth St Leonards & St Ives - Wareham Sandford Bovington Poole Sturminster Marshall 425 homes, 3.3ha employment land Wool / East Burton Stoborough A352 Swanage 188 homes A351 38.4 770 AONB Upton 92 homes Corfe Castle West Lulworth 188 Harmans Cross Verwood 100 homes Swanae Langton Matravers Wareham 209 homes through Neighbourhood Plan only Key Strategy map for the West Moors 170 homes South Eastern Dorset Functional Area Functional Areas Settlement Hierarchy Broad locations Wimborne & Colehill 495 homes for development A Roads South Eastern Dorset Housing Rail/Stations Wool 400 homes - consulting on various options we are consulting Rivers Northern Dorset on dierent levels * of growth for these Green Belt settlements Area of Dorset Council South East Dorset Conurbation AONB Outstanding Boundary Employment built up area (Ha) Natural Beauty View the Local Plan and make any comments. Scan the QR code using a mobile device to go straight to the local plan pages online. Northern Dorset Functional Area Bourton A303 SOMERSET 1980 12.6 illingham A303 Motcombe B3092 Environmental constraints 6.6 A37 Shatesbury A359 A30 A357 Partly within Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Risk of fluvial flooding in many settlements B3091 0.7 Marnhull Fontmell 1250 8 Iwerne Magna Sherborne 610 Stalbridge Minster A30 A350 A3030 2.9 Bradford Abbas Sturminster Key issues Thornford ewton Child Okeford Shillingstone Okeford Stourpaine Hazelbury Bryan Fitzpaine High house prices in some settlements Yetminster Pimperne Low wage economy 975 6.8 A37 Charlton Ageing population landord AONB Forum Marshall A350 R. Stour High rates of second home ownership in some areas A352 Winterborne Stickland A354 A356 Milton Abbas Winterborne New development opportunities Cerne Abbas rch Piddletrethide Whitechu A31 Maiden Newton / Charlton Down Higher Frome 90 Winterborne Vauchurch Milborne Kingston 1980 homes and 11.6ha of employment land – St Andrew Gillingham 250 Puddletown consulting on various options A35 Bere Regis AONB R. Frome Charminster R. Piddle A35 Shaftesbury 6.6ha of employment land A35 Burton Bradstock Winterbourne Abbas / Sherborne 1250 homes and 5ha of employment land Key StrategySteepleton map for the Sandford Crossways / Northern Dorset Functional Area Wareham Moreton Bovington Stalbridge 610 homes and 0.7ha of employment land Station Functional Areas Settlement Hierarchy Broad locations Broadmayne / A Roads Stoborough for developmentA352 Around 500 homes through the Neighbourhood NorthernPo Dorsetrtesham West Knighton A351 Sturminster Newton Plan and 2.9ha of employment land through the Housing Wool / Rail/Stations A353 East Burton we are consulting Rivers Local Plan Central Dorset on dierent levels of growth for these Green Belt * settlementsWest Lulworth Corfe Castle Eastern Dorset Area of hickerell DorsetWe Councilymouth AONB Outstanding Boundary Employment Harmans Cross A354 (Ha) Natural Beauty View the Local Plan and make any comments. Scan the QR code using a mobile device to go straight to the local plan pages online. Central Dorset Functional Area AONB Winterborne Stickland 7 A352 Environmental constraints A356 Milton Abbas Piddletrenthide Winterborne Cerne Abbas A354 Whitechurch Maiden A37 Newton / 90 Charlton Down R. Brid Higher Frome Winterborne Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Vauchurch Kingston R. Frome Milborne 250 Puddletown St Andrew High quality historic environment Charminster A35 Heritage Coast and Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site A35 R. Piddle orchester Risk of fluvial and coastal flooding in many settlement A35 Winterbourne Abbas / 3715 17 Steepleton Risk of coastal erosion and land instability A353 Crossways / Bovington AONB Moreton Station 1595 2.5 Broadmayne / A352 West Knighton Portesham Wool / Key issues East Burton Low wage economy and jobs-housing imbalance in key settlements 1042 13 518 Ageing population Weymouth hickerell West Limited access to the Isle of Portland A354 Lulworth New development opportunities Portland 0.8 Charlton Down 90 homes Charminster 250 homes Key Strategy map for the Chickerell 518 homes Central Dorset Functional Area Crossways/ Moreton Station 1595 homes and 2.5ha of employment land Functional Areas Settlement Hierarchy Broad locations for development A Roads Central Dorset Dorchester 3715 homes and 17ha of employment land Housing Rail/Stations Western Dorset we are consulting Rivers on dierent levels of growth for these Area of Northern Dorset Portland 0.8ha of employment land * settlements AONB Outstanding Dorset Council Natural Beauty South Eastern Employment Dorset Boundary Weymouth 1042 homes and 13ha of employment land (Ha) View the Local Plan and make any comments. 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