1.4.2 Local Planning Policy:
1.4.2.1 Babergh Babergh Local Plan 2011-2031: Core Strategy & Policies (February 2014) Policy Ref. CS15
Title
Implementing Sustainable Development in Babergh
Scope
Proposals for development must respect the local context and character of the different parts of the district, and where relevant should demonstrate how the proposal addresses the key issues and contributes to meeting the objectives of this Local Plan. All new development within the district, will be required to demonstrate the principles of sustainable development and will be assessed
against the presumption in favour of sustainable development – as interpreted and applied locally to the Babergh context (through the policies and proposals of this Local Plan), and in particular, and where appropriate to the scale and nature of the proposal, should:
i) respect the landscape, landscape features, streetscape / townscape, heritage assets, important spaces and historic views;…
… Proposals for development must ensure adequate protection, enhancement, compensation and / or mitigation, as appropriate are given to distinctive local features which characterise the landscape and heritage assets of Babergh’s built and natural environment within designated sites covered by statutory legislation, such as AONBs, Conservation Areas, etc. and local designations such as Special Landscape Areas and County Wildlife Sites, and also local features and habitats that fall outside these identified areas. In particular proposals should protect and where possible enhance the landscape and heritage areas including habitats and features of landscape, historic, architectural, archaeological, biological, hydrological and geological interest. Adaptation or mitigation will be required if evidence indicates there will be damaging impacts if a proposal is otherwise acceptable and granted planning permission.
Babergh Local Plan Alteration No. 2 (2006) Policy Ref.
Title CN06
Preliminary Environmental Information April 2014
Scope
Proposals for the alteration (including part demolition), extension or change of use of buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (including curtilage structures), or for the sub-division of, or
East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm
Appendix 25.1: Potential Archaeological Receptors Page 17
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