quality and 5.4 Value and Would development of the + Redevelopment of the holiday park assets protect diversity site: may realise wider benefits such as and local have the potential to enhance woodland management. distinctiveness the quality and diversity of including rural open land/countryside? ways of life lead to coalescence of existing 5.5 Promote the Would development of the ++ The site should provide green essential need for site: infrastructure green contribute to a wider green infrastructure infrastructure strategy? provide open space for allotments? 5.6 Maintain and Would development of the - Development of the site could enhance the site adversely affect a have impact on medieval historic Conservation Area, listed enclosures based of strip fields environment building, area of and post- on medieval enclosures. archaeological importance, SAM, or WHS? 5.7 Reduce Is the site located outside of - There is a small area of flood risk The flood risk area should vulnerability to an area at risk from flooding to the east of the site. be avoided. flooding and sea (e.g. flood zones 3a and 3b, Development and level rise or areas of known pluvial associated infrastructure flooding)? should not increase surface Would development of the runoff. site: Introduction of SUDS in reduce the risk of flooding to new development should people and property? help to minimise the risk of provide an appropriate flooding. drainage system? 6. Minimise 6.1 Reduce non development of the site: + - New development offers consumption of renewable energy support the generation and opportunity to incorporate energy natural consumption and use of renewable resources? efficiency and micro renewable resources greenhouse gas take advantage of passive measures, to offset the overall emissions solar gain through increase from new units. To be orientation? effective in the longer term micro renewable measures will need to
quality and assets 5.4 Value and protect diversity and local distinctiveness including rural ways of life Would development of the site: have the potential to enhance the quality and diversity of open land/countryside? lead to coalescence of existing + Redevelopment of the holiday park may realise wider benefits such as woodland management. 5.5 Promote the essential need for green infrastructure Would development of the site: contribute to a wider green infrastructure strategy? provide open space for allotments? ++ The site should provide green infrastructure 5.6 Maintain and enhance the historic environment Would development of the site adversely affect a Conservation Area, listed building, area of archaeological importance, SAM, or WHS? - Development of the site could have impact on medieval enclosures based of strip fields and post- on medieval enclosures. 5.7 Reduce vulnerability to flooding and sea level rise Is the site located outside of an area at risk from flooding (e.g. flood zones 3a and 3b, or areas of known pluvial flooding)? Would development of the site: reduce the risk of flooding to people and property? provide an appropriate drainage system? - There is a small area of flood risk to the east of the site. The flood risk area should be avoided. Development and associated infrastructure should not increase surface runoff. Introduction of SUDS in new development should help to minimise the risk of flooding. 6. Minimise consumption of natural resources 6.1 Reduce non renewable energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions development of the site: support the generation and use of renewable resources? take advantage of passive solar gain through orientation? + - New development offers opportunity to incorporate energy efficiency and micro renewable measures, to offset the overall increase from new units. To be effective in the longer term micro renewable measures will need to
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