Policy FRE: Fremington and Yelland Spatial Vision and Development Strategy
The Spatial Vision Housing and employment growth at Fremington/Yelland will promote greater self-sufficiency with increased support and improved access to
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Policy ST06: Spatial Development Strategy for Northern Devon’s Sub-regional, Strategic and Main Centres
Development will be supported within the development boundaries of the Sub-regional, Strategic and Main Centres, as defined on the Policies
Read morePolicy DM04: Design Principles
(1) Good design seeks to guide overall scale, density, massing, height, landscape, layout, materials, access and appearance of new development.
Read morePolicy 1: Energy
To reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions.
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To encourage new businesses whilst reducing the impact on the countryside and not increasing HGV traffic on small lanes.
Read morePolicy 2: Maintaining the Ecosystem
To minimise the ecological impact of development.
Read morePolicy 1: Lighting
To preserve the tranquillity and „dark skies‟ quality of the landscape for current and future generations.
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To prevent on road parking, aiding the transit of delivery and emergency vehicles.
Read morePolicy 1: Housing
To provide for the small scale housing needs whilst preventing large scale development which would change the rural nature of the area and to minimise the irrevocable loss of countryside.
Read morePolicy 2 Design of New Houses and Conversions
The NDP will support development proposals over the planned period if they; a) Demonstrate how the design has taken into
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Projects which are considered by the Parish Council and Cornwall Council to maintain or enhance our heritage will be supported.
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New development within the World Heritage Site, its Buffer Zone and its setting shall be supported provided that it does
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New developments will not be supported unless adequate consideration is given in their planning and design to the historic environment
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Proposals for retail developments supported by on-site home grown, organic or allotment grown produce shall be encouraged.
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Proposals for individual and larger scale energy from hydroelectricity, solar photovoltaic panels, local biomass facilities, anaerobic digestions and wood fuel
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Solid boundary walls and fences will be required to have access tunnels for mammals such as Hedgehogs.
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Proposals for development will be supported where they: • Demonstrate that they sustain local character and have appropriate regard to
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Flood attenuation ponds and new areas of recreational green space required as part of new developments will be expected to
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