The technical evidence below provides context for our planning policies with regards to landscape and green infrastructure. These documents should be read in the context of our emerging Developments Requirements SPD and the Core Strategy, particularly Policy CS.5 (Landscape) and Policy CS.7 (Green Infrastructure). Links to technical evidence on related issues are included in the "Find Out More" section below.
- Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty: Management Plan 2018-2023 - December 2018
- Renewable Energy Landscape Sensitivity Study (White Consultants) - July 2014
- Sub-Regional Green Infrastructure Strategy (Warwickshire County Council) - November 2013
- Sub-Regional Green Infrastructure Study (Natural England and Land Use Consultants) - July 2011
- Landscape Sensitivity Assessment of Local Service Villages (White Consultants) - June 2012
- Executive Summary
- Part A: Background, Method and Summaries
- Part B: Land Cover Parcel/Zone Sensitivity Assessments
- Part C: Areas of Restraints Assessments and Glossary
- Landscape Sensitivity Assessment of Main Settlements including Areas of Restraint Assessment (White Consultants) - July 2011
- A - Background, Method and Summaries - Landscape Sensitivity Study
- B1 - Explanation of forms for Main Settlements
- B2 - Alcester - Landscape Sensitivity Study
- B3 - Bidford-on-Avon - Landscape Sensitivity Study
- B4 - Henley-in-Arden - Landscape Sensitivity Study
- B5 - Kineton - Landscape Sensitivity Study
- B6 - Shipston-on-Stour - Landscape Sensitivity Study
- B7 - Southam - Landscape Sensitivity Study
- B8 - Stratford-upon-Avon - Landscape Sensitivity Study
- B9 - Studley - Landscape Sensitivity Study
- B10 - Wellesbourne - Landscape Sensitivity Study
- C&D - Areas of Restraint Assessments and Glossary
- District Green Infrastructure Study (UE Associates) - August 2011
- District GI Study Recommendations Table - 2011
- Special Landscape Areas Study (White Consultants) - June 2012
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Page last updated on 08/07/2022
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