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Site Specific DPD – Preferred Options
Background Report –
Methodology for
designating sites as
Environmentally
Important Open Space
(EIOS)
August 2010
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Background Report –
Methodology for designating
Sites as Environmentally
Important Open Space (EIOS)
August 2010
Methodology for identifying Environmentally Important Open Space (EIOS)
1.0
Introduction
1.1
This background report provides the evidence base to enable the designation of
sites within and outside the town and villages as EIOS as part of the preferred option in the
Site Specific Plan Development Plan Document (referred hereon as the ‘Site Specific
Plan’).
1.2
The Site Specific Plan sets out the policies and proposals that relate to particular
sites and areas within the borough. It will include allocations for housing, employment and
other land uses as well as policies to assist in the determination of planning applications.
1.3
The prime purpose of defining sites to be designated as EIOS will be to inform
policies to ensure that sites identified as important for their visual or physical character and
structure will be protected from development over the plan period which is until 2021. This
methodology describes the selection criteria for the designation of sites which comes from
the basis of sustainability.
2.0
Background
2.1
Policy 13 of the North Northamptonshire Core Spatial Strategy states that open
space should not be lost as a result of development, unless a site of equivalent quality and
accessibility can be provided. However there are some instances where open space
cannot be replaced as the site is integral to the visual or physical character and structure
of a settlement.
2.2
The importance of protecting open space that is important to the visual or physical
character and structure of a settlement is further supported by Saved Policy G19 of the
Wellingborough Local Plan where planning permission will not be granted for development
which would result in the loss of an EIOS.
2.3
It is considered to be of local importance to exclude development from some sites
so that this open character is not eroded. Consequently, specified sites which are most
important to the visual or physical character and structure of the settlements are identified
and will be designated as Environmentally Important Open Space (EIOS) on the Proposals
Map.
2.2
Within the villages these include parks, traditional village greens, or more informal
areas such as spaces where important views to the open countryside can be obtained.
2.3
The town has a well established open space network, based on the valleys and
ridgelines, which are structurally important to the town as a whole. This system, together
with some traditional town parks, forms the basis for EIOS within the town.
2.3
These open spaces need not be publicly accessible or of a formal nature. Besides
individual quality, account has also been taken of cumulative value. Where the cumulative
value is particularly significant, for example the linear park system of the town, it will be
especially important to ensure that the continuity is not lost.
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3.0
Identification of Sites
3.1
The assessment of sites as EIOS has come from the following sources:
• Existing EIOS designations from the Local Plan;
• Representations received during the Issues and Options stage seeking the protection
of new EIOS; or questioning the suitability of existing EIOS designations;
• Representations received from parish Councils during 2010 Site specific plan
questionnaire; and
• Sites identified by the Council as part of site visits and a desk based exercise to have a
strong contribution to the physical structure and character of a settlement;
4.0
Assessing Existing Sites
4.1
The first stage is to update the existing EIOS allocations which were adopted under
the Wellingborough Local Plan 1999. Each site was revisited and critiqued according to
the criterion found in Appendix 1 which is shown below:
• A. Does the land contribute positively to the existing form or character of the
settlement?;
• B. Does the land allow views into the settlement from approach roads or open
countryside, views into the open countryside from within the settlement and or/
views across the settlement?.
Any site scoring a “yes” for either criterion A or B is considered to be of such integral
importance to the settlement that the site will be proposed to continue to be designated as
EIOS on the proposals map after it is approved from further discussion. Any existing EIOS
site which now doesn’t score a “yes” was placed on hold for a further team discussion.
5.0
Choosing New Sites
5.1
The second stage is to firstly undertake a desk based study on the town and each
village to identify any sites which require a site visit to assess their suitability as an EIOS.
A survey was also sent to Parish Councils regarding EIOS as sites which were suggested
for protection were assessed. Whilst conducting site visits in the town or in the villages
further sites for assessment were also identified. All new sites for possible EIOS
designation are discussed further during a team discussion.
6.0
Further Team Discussion
6.1
After all existing and potential sites have been assessed, a meeting and discussion
is held between members of the Planning Policy Team. Each site is then discussed in
detail and either designated or not designated as EIOS on the Draft Proposals Map for the
Site Specific Plan preferred options consultation.
7.0
Churchyards and Cemeteries
7.1
As many churchyards and cemeteries were built around the formation of many of
the rural villages and town, they act as a key element in the physical character and
structural form of the settlement with many settlements built around these features. As
such, all cemeteries and churchyards within the village policy line of the rural villages and
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the town have been designated as EIOS where they are considered to meet Criteria A and
B as they make an important contribution to the physical and visual character and form of
the settlement.
8.0
Wellingborough Town Green Infrastructure Corridors
8.1
'Green Infrastructure' can be defined as "a network of multi-functional green space
and interconnecting links which are designed, developed and managed to meet the
environmental, social and economic needs of communities across the region. It is set
within and contributes to, a high natural and built environment and is required to enhance
the quality of life for present and future residents and visitors and to deliver 'liveability' for
sustainable communities.1
8.2
National Planning Policy Statement 9: Biodiversity and Geological Conservation
supports the protection of green corridors whereby “Local authorities should aim to
maintain networks by avoiding or repairing the fragmentation and isolation of natural
habitats through policies in plans. Such networks should be protected from development,
and, where possible, strengthened by or integrated within it. This may be done as part of a
wider strategy for the protection and extension of open space and access routes such as
canals and rivers, including those within urban areas.
8.3
Wellingborough Town is fortunate to have a number of green infrastructure
corridors which provide connections and linkages throughout the town, for people, as well
as maintaining habitats for plants and wildlife. The corridors have been planned as
Wellingborough has developed over time, and have drastically been reduced over the last
century. As the green infrastructure network as a whole contributes to the form and
character of the settlement, it would not be appropriate to apply the EIOS criteria to each
individual site, hence the network of spaces throughout the town is as designated a whole.
8.4
Due to the cumulative importance of the green corridors running throughout the
town for their strong contribution to the physical structure and character of Wellingborough
town (Criteria A); their visual importance for spatial views across and throughout the town
(Criteria B); and in some areas providing the setting for conservation areas and listed
buildings, green corridors will be designated as Environmentally Important Open Space.
Due to the strong cumulative contribution that the green corridors make to the town, it is
important that they are preserved and not ‘thinned-out’ or fragmented in order to benefit
future generations.
9.0
Historic Halls and Gardens
9.1
The rural areas of Borough contain a number of large historic halls which are
surrounded by substantial grounds on the edge of settlements. The halls and their grounds
meet Criteria A and B as they are intrinsic to the visual and physical character of the
settlement and because of this importance, the grounds of the halls should be designated
EIOS. The historic halls and gardens which the designation applies to is as follows:­
• Grounds surrounding Great Harrowden Hall;
• Grounds surrounding Ecton Hall;
• Grounds surrounding Mears Ashby Hall;
1
East Midlands Green Infrastructure Network, (2008) 'Green Infrastructure Guide for the East Midlands'.
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•
•
•
•
Grounds surrounding Orlingbury Hall;
Grounds surrounding Sywell Hall;
Grounds surrounding Finedon Hall; and
Grounds surrounding Wollaston Hall.
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Appendix 1: Environmentally Important Open Space Assessment
Site_______________________________
Date of Site Visit_______________________________
Officer: ______________________________
Original Source
Existing Local Plan Designation
Suggested through the Consultation Process (if so when and by whom)
Identified as Important Open Space in a Conservation Area Appraisal
Identified Through a Site Visit
Background Information
Is the site within a Conservation Area?
Is the site in proximity to a Listed Building?
Does the site include a SAM?
Does the site have any TPOs?
Policy Criteria
Which criteria does the site meet?
A. Land that contributes positively to the existing form or character of the
settlement
Explain:
Land that contributes to the setting of a listed building, an ancient monument
or the character of a Conservation Area
Explain:
B. Land that allows views into the settlement from approach roads or open
countryside, views into the open countryside from within the settlement and
or/ views across the settlement
Explain:
Accessibility
Is the site publicly accessible?
Explain:
Does the site connect with other areas of open space?
Explain:
Yes
No
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Appendix 2: EIOS Designation in the Villages
Bozeat
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
1
2
3
4
5
6
Spring Farm, Dychurch Lane
Land between fish alley and High St
Land north of Easton Lane
Church Farm, London Road
Land to the north and west of St.Mary’s vicarage
Land south of 16 Manor Close
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
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Earls Barton
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
1
2
3
4
5
The Square
Land rear of All Saints Church
Land cnr Fairhurst Way & Churchill Road
Site adjacent 89 – 91 Downthorpe Hill
Land to the rear of 2-18 HighSt
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
No
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
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Easton Maudit
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Ecton
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
1
Land South of The World’s End PH
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
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Finedon
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
6.
13.
Land South East and South West of C of E Junior School
EIOS land bounded by High St, Wellingborough Road, Rose
Hill, and Barton Road
EIOS South West of Rose Hill
57 High Street
Land West of 28-32 High St
Land South of junction of Wellingborough, Burton Road and
Irthlingborough Road
Tainty Field, Avenue Road
Cemetery Cnr Church Hill and Avenue Road
Land West of Avenue Road
14.
22.
24.
34.
36.
41.
42.
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A
Yes, A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
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Great Doddington
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
3.
5.
Natural Greenspace adjacent St.Nicholas Churchyard
Land South of Earls Barton Road
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
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Great Harrowden
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
4.
Land cnr Kettering Road and Orlingbury Road
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
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Grendon
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
1.
2.
Land north of Church Cottage
Land south of C of E Primary School, Main Road
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
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Hardwick
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
1.
The Rookery
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
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Irchester
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
1.
2.
3.
Recreation reserve east of 42 Wollaston Road
Cnr St. Katherine’s Way and High St
Cnr Station Road and High St
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A, B
Yes/ A, B
Yes/ A, B
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Isham
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
1.
2.
3.
Land east of Kettering Road and Orlingbury Road
Land South of 1-1a South St
Land rear of 12 Church St
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
No
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Little Harrowden
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
1.
2.
3.
Land South of King’s Lane
1 Chapel Lane
Pocket Park, Main St
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
No
Yes/ A,B
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Little Irchester
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
1.
3.
Land surrounding war memorial, Daniels Road
17-18 New Town Road
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
No
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Mears Ashby
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Site No.
Address
2.
Land north of Wilby Road and along the rear of dwellings
fronting Manor Road
Land south of corner of Vicarage Land and Church St
Land east of Lady’s Lane and north of Wilby Road
3.
4.
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
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Orlingbury
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
1.
2.
3.
4.
The Green
Orlingbury Hall
Badsaddle Woodland
Withmail Woodland
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
No
No
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Strixton
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Sywell
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
1.
3.
5.
6.
Land west of St. Peters and St. Paul’s Church
Sywell Hall
Home Farm
Land behind The Cottage
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
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Wellingborough Town (Park Farm Ind Estate) (Excluding town centre which is shown in the Town Centre Area Action Plan)
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Wellingborough Town (South West) (Excluding town centre which is shown in the Town Centre Area Action Plan)
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Wellingborough Town (South West 2) (Excluding town centre which is shown in the Town Centre Area Action Plan)
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Wellingborough Town (South) (Excluding town centre which is shown in the Town Centre Area Action Plan)
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Wellingborough Town (South East) (Excluding town centre which is shown in the Town Centre Area Action Plan)
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Wellingborough Town (East) (Excluding town centre which is shown in the Town Centre Area Action Plan)
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Wellingborough Town (North East) (Excluding town centre which is shown in the Town Centre Area Action Plan)
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Wellingborough Town (North East 2) (Excluding town centre which is shown in the Town Centre Area Action Plan)
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Wellingborough Town (North) (Excluding town centre which is shown in the Town Centre Area Action Plan)
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Wellingborough Town (North West) (Excluding town centre which is shown in the Town Centre Area Action Plan)
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
1.
2.
3.
Land South of 1-90 Nest Farm Crescent
Land to the east of 46-72 Hemmingwell Road
Land south of the junction of Nest Farm Road and Guillemot
Lane
Land to the rear of 5-25 Plumtree Avenue
Eastfield Park, Finedon Road
Playing field north west of Gold St, opp Eastfield Park
Bassets Close
Land to the west of 5-11 Ryeburn Way
Land east of 9 Sassoon Close
Land south of 9-17 Owen Close
Land surrounded by 1-25 Brooke Green
Grass verge to the rear of 17-35 Sywell Avenue and rear of
22-24 Malham Court
Land west of 57 Winstanley Road
74-94 Mill Road
69-71 Elsdon Road
Land rear of 56-62 Senwick Road
Castle Fields
Land north of River Nene, East of Embankment
Land east of Cnr London Road and the Embankment
Land north of junction of London Road and the Embankment
Land south and east of 63-67 Butterfields
Grass verge to the rear of 65-117 Valley Road
Land boarded by Doddington Road, John Lea Way, and
Turnells Mill Lane
Land bounded by 25-51 and 32-42 Princess Way
Land rear of 10-24 Buckingham Close
Land South of 46-72 and north of 41-67 Kingsway
Land surrounded by 233-255 and 226-248 Priory Road
Land SE of 50-80 Priory Road
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A
Yes/ A
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A
Yes/ A
Yes/ A
Yes/ A
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A
Yes/ A
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
No
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A
Yes/A,B
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Wilby
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
2.
5.
6.
9.
Land Cnr Main Road and Mears Ashby Road
Recreation reserve, 68 Main Road
Rural Land between 163 and 177 Main Road
Garden of 124 Main Road
EIOS/ Criteria
met
No
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
No
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Wollaston
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Sites Assessed
Site No.
Address
1.
2.
3,4 & 5.
The Priory
Pocket Park south east of Cuckoo PH
Grass verge south of Orchard Close; Cnr Dobbs Lane and
Priory Road; and south of Fellows Close
Land south east of 24 York Road
Wollaston Hall
Beacon Hill
6.
8.
9.
EIOS/ Criteria
met
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
Yes/ A,B
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