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Supporting Paper A Planning and Licensing Committee 17 December 2020 Agenda Item 5 East Devon District Council are developing an extensive country park along the River Culm from Topsham to Killerton. This includes Ashclyst Forest, Danes Hill woodland, Broadclyst, Wimple and the parkland around Killerton. I provide information on this project for everyone. I wonder how this project links with the Garden Village Project. I have seen no reference to this EAST DEVON CULM Valley project in any GV meetings. East Devon plan to make connections through cycle trails from Topsham to Killerton, Exeter to Killerton and Cranbrook to Killerton. Ashclyst Forest, Danes Hill and Killerton are all near Cullompton. Many members of t he public walk in these areas. It’s about 3 miles from Cranbrook to As hclyst Forest and about 5 miles from the Honiton Road to Ashclyst Forest. From the Garden Village it could be as little as 3 miles at the south end. It’s just over 4 mile s from Cullompton to Killerton. Clearly the Garden Village is going to want to link to these woodland recreational routes as is Cullompton. I feel that although this is an East Devon project much of the recreation areas and woodland walks are in close proximity to the Parish of Cullompton and used by the public of Cullompton. Cullompton Town Council may wish to also make a comment to MDDC; E.g. Will MDDC develop cycle trail links from Cullompton and the Garden Village to Killerton and Ashclyst Forest. Will MDDC develop a cycle link from Cullompton that would enable a cycle route from Cullompton to Exeter? There may also be ideas within the East Devon Project Plan that could be used in the Garden Village. Attached is the East Devon leaflet, below is the link to the video and the East Devon website with consultation documents. This is clearly a big long term East Devon project. Regards Cllr Gordon Guest (Cullompton) Video film link. You might want to watch our short film for inspiration https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Pq8B5nnJR4 Consultation documents https://www.clystvalleypark.org.uk/ New public reen spce in Est Devon Msterpln consulttion until Thu 7 Jn 2021 t 12 noon Hve your sy on the proposls t estdevon.ov.uk/clystvlleyprk Mp nd more info inside > The Clyst Vlley is on the doorstep of rpidly rowin popultion est of Exeter Connectin with nture nd ettin outdoors is ood for us. The msterpln for the Clyst Vlley Reionl Prk hs lots of suestions for improvin the Est Devon countryside to help you explore it. The pln will provide bsis to seek fundin for these improvements. Some prts of the Clyst Vlley re well known, such s Ntionl Trust Killerton. Other res re not currently ccessible to the public. The msterpln proposes to restore nture nd historic buildins, crete trils, tckle climte chne nd improve wter qulity. Tell us wht is most importnt to you. Consulttion open until Thu 7 Jn 2021 t 12 noon t estdevon.ov.uk/clystvlleyprk To request printed copy of the survey or for enquiries, plese contct Ann Herbert on 01395 517535 Where is the Killerton Clyst Vlley House & Prk Reionl P Ashclyst rk? CClystlyst BBudlkeudlke SStt LLwrencewrence 6 4 7 3 5 2 Crnbrook 0 0 0 Country Prk 1 Poltimore y The prk is new spce House & Prk e WWhimplehimple v r u S to brethe in Est Devon, SStoketoke e c welcomin rowin VVlleylley n WWoodsoods n d communities. 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Prk? It is n re hlf the size of If you’re drivin, there my be chre Exeter which is protected throuh to prk. Overll we wnt to ensure Strtey 10 of Est Devon District mny res re free to ccess. Council’s Locl Pln. It will be hih Are you cretin visitor centre qulity reen spces linked by trils or ttrction? We need your support nd public trnsport. to help crete new visitor fcilities Wht mkes it specil? Beutiful south of Ashclyst Forest nd t prklnds nd orchrds. The hue Brodclyst Community Frm. forest of Ashclyst. Ancient oks in Who is pyin for this? The cpitl elds nd hedes. for projects will come from vriety of Why is it needed? We need to sources: ntionl overnment, rnts ensure the Est Devon Pebblebed from chrities, developer contributions Heths nd the Exe Estury, our nd other plces. most hihly-protected wildlife sites, How cn I shre my views? Visit re not spoilt. So we need to provide estdevon.ov.uk/clystvlleyprk lterntive nturl reen spces, nd nswer the online survey. Contct which will help us ll led helthier Ann Herbert on 01395 517535 if you nd hppier lives in the future. need pper survey. Why does it need msterpln? We wnt to crete the best reionl prk in the world. It will need the resources of mny public, privte nd chritble ornistions workin toether towrds common ols. Denitely printed on pper from sustinble sources. Correct t time of production. 11/20 0002 Masterplan 2020-2045 1 | Clyst ValleyPublic Regional Park Masterplan: consultation Public consultation draft draft Contents Foreword ................................................................................................................................................. 3 Introduction.............................................................................................................................................. 4 Setting the scene .................................................................................................................................... 9 Our vision and values ............................................................................................................................ 10 Objectives.............................................................................................................................................. 12 The assets of the Clyst Valley ............................................................................................................... 13 Drivers of change .................................................................................................................................. 29 Delivery ................................................................................................................................................. 32 Major projects ........................................................................................................................................ 34 Funding strategy ................................................................................................................................... 42 Summary & next steps .......................................................................................................................... 44 References ............................................................................................................................................ 45 Appendices ........................................................................................................................................... 48 2 | Clyst Valley Regional Park Masterplan: Public consultation draft Foreword Councillor Geoff Jung As the East Devon District Council Portfolio Holder for Coast, Country & Environment , I’ m delighted that this exciting plan is available for a full public consultation. The Coronavirus pandemic has been a stark reminder of the importance of spending time outdoors to our health and wellbeing. I encourage you to send in your comments during the eight week consultation, after which we will carefully consider each one and a revised plan will be presented at a public meeting. Devon is well-known for its countryside with national parks, areas of outstanding natural beauty, estuaries and beautiful coastline. But there is greater pressure than ever on these stunning locations. With a growing population, it is necessary to provide much-needed homes, jobs and infrastructure. As more people explore the countryside, it is imperative that we protect and enhance our green spaces because getting active outdoors keeps us healthy and happy, plus the countryside can help us address climate change by storing carbon and water, as we work towards becoming carbon neutral by 2040. The Clyst Valley Regional Park will play a valuable role in providing new open spaces near major growth areas. The idea for a Regional Park was included in the East Devon District Council Local Plan in 2016: Strategy 10 - Green Infrastructure in East Devon's West End will ensure that the new town of Cranbrook and developments close to Exeter are provided with large scale, high quality greenspace. The Clyst Valley Regional Park
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