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Local Landscape Policy References

WITH REFERENCE TO POLICY LA 1 LOCAL LANDSCAPE

NPPF Para 125, 127, 130, 170, 172, 180.

CLP Policy 25

Caradon Community Network Area Statement PP16Para 17.4, 17.5, 17.8

Narrative of feedback from roadshows about the topic of village character and green spaces

Open Spaces Audit

Training Notes on LLCA

LLCA – Pressures for Change

LLCA Character Assessment

AONB Management Plan

Article in The Guardian “Country Diary”: Green covers the mines that once scarred this landscape

Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site Management Plan

Farms, Fields and Mines: An Historic Landscape Analysis of Calstock Parish

National Character Area 152: Cornish Killas

A copy of the Landscape Institute Guidelines for Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment 3rd Edition (GLVIA3) may be inspected at the Parish Council Office.

WITH REFERENCE TO POLICY LA 2 DARK SKIES AND STREET LIGHTING

NPPF Para 180

CLP Policy 25

International dark Sky Designation for Cornwall and the ‘Big Dipper Campaign’.

International Dark Skies Association Advice

Commission for Dark Skies advice

Campaign to Protect Rural England advice

WITH REFERENCE TO POLICY LA 3 ‘WINDOWS ON THE RIVER’

NPPF Para 170

CLP Policy 25

Narrative of feedback from roadshows about the topic of village character and green spaces

LLCA Character Assessment

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The Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

The Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is one of the finest examples of countryside in England and Wales, an exceptionally attractive area around the rivers Tamar, Tavy and Lynher,  famous for its mining heritage landscape.

The AONB status aims to conserve and enhance that which makes it special – the flora and fauna, geology and landscape features, and the archaeology and architecture that are linked to our settlement on the landscape. The modern social and economic needs of the local community are also important. Achieving ‘sustainable development’ in the AONB requires very special attention to detail, and so there are additional planning controls in place that our Neighbourhood Plan must respond to imaginatively.

Therefore the Calstock Parish NDP must take into account Cornwall Local Plan policies on the AONB and its settings, (Policy 23 in particular), and the guidance in the Tamar Valley AONB Management Plan. These are linked to below.

Tamar Valley AONB Management Plan 2014-2019

Tamar Valley AONB Management Plan 2014-2019_Summary

Annex 1a: Landscape Character Area and Special Qualities – Updated March 2014

Annex 1b: Landscape Character Area and Special Features – Updated March 2014

2-year Delivery Plan – Updated April 2014

Tamar Valley AONB Monitoring Report 2013

A team of dedicated staff and volunteers run projects and coordinate work to protect the Valley. For more information see their excellent website here: ‘Hidden Depths from the Tamar Valley’

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