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Form ID: 75294

Respondent: Shipston on Stour Town Council

Q-B2: Should the Policy on the Vale of Evesham Control Zone be removed, if neighbouring authorities decide not to carry the designation forward?

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Form ID: 75295

Respondent: Shipston on Stour Town Council

Option B3a: Introduce Special Landscape Areas across all of South Warwickshire

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Option B3b: Maintain Special landscape Areas within Stratford-on-Avon District but don't introduce them within Warwick District

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Option B3c: Discard Special Landscape Areas and bolster general landscape policy

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Form ID: 75296

Respondent: Shipston on Stour Town Council

Option B4a: Maintain the current policy approach, without the use of a buffer

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Option B4b: Amend the current policy and include a buffer around the periphery of the Cotswold AONB to ensure that great weight is given to any impacts development within this buffer zone may have on the National Landscape

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Form ID: 75298

Respondent: Shipston on Stour Town Council

Option B5a: Explore and pursue an integrated Environmental Net Gain Policy

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Option B5b: Explore environmental net gain through separate policies

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Option B5c: None of these

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Form ID: 75299

Respondent: Shipston on Stour Town Council

Q-B6: Should the South Warwickshire Local Plan introduce Wildbelt designations?

Yes

Form ID: 75300

Respondent: Shipston on Stour Town Council

Q-B7: Do you agree that it is appropriate to highlight links to the Minerals Plan, avoiding the unnecessary duplication of policy within the SWLP?

Yes

Form ID: 75301

Respondent: Shipston on Stour Town Council

Q-B8.1: Do you agree that the plan should include a policy avoiding development on the best and most versatile agricultural land, unless it can be demonstrated that the harm to agricultural land is clearly outweighed by the benefit of development?

Yes

Q-B8.2: When considering climate change, biodiversity and economic wellbeing, are there any rural land uses or locations that should be prioritised over others?

It would be of benefit to communities if agricultural land could be accessible in a controlled manner by local residents and visitors to achieve 'green space' benefits. This could be through the expansion of PROWs and use of permissive paths.

Form ID: 75302

Respondent: Shipston on Stour Town Council

Q-B9: Should the plan include a policy requiring the safeguarding of sites of national importance, sites of local importance, and other non-designated sites known to make a positive contribution to biodiversity or geodiversity; unless the benefits of the proposal clearly outweigh the need to protect the site. Where possible conserve and enhance these sites.

Yes

Q-B10: Please add any comments you wish to make about a biodiverse and environmentally resilient South Warwickshire

Trees by the side of the road are not Open Green Space and should not be counted as such.

Form ID: 75303

Respondent: Shipston on Stour Town Council

Q-P1.1: Do you agree with the proposed broad content of the Part 1 plan?

Q-P1.2: If no, please indicate why

We have a fundamental problem with Issue I1: HEDNA/Sustainability Appraisal See Q-I 1

Form ID: 75304

Respondent: Shipston on Stour Town Council

Q-P1.1: Do you agree with the proposed broad content of the Part 1 plan?

Q-P1.2: If no, please indicate why

We have a fundamental problem with Issue I1: HEDNA/Sustainability Appraisal. See Q-I 1

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