IHCA CAS - Volume 2: Character Parts
The Industrial Heritage Conservation Area ("IHCA") was first designated in September 1987. It has been extended at several points since the original designation and it was subject to a comprehensive review between 2006-8, resulting in numerous boundary changes and the adoption of a Conservation Area Statement (CAS) and a Design Guide as Supplementary Planning Advice (SPA) in November 2008.
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Conservation Area Statement - Volume 2: Character Parts Volume 2 of the Conservation Area Statement was adopted as Supplementary Planning Advice (SPA) in November 2008. It identifies 'sub areas' within the conservation area, which have distinct characteristics. |
- The IHCA Conservation Area Statement - Volume 2: Character Parts (November 2008) (6.8 MB)
- Map A: 'Character Parts' in the western leg of the conservation area (Framilode to Eastington) (1.7 MB)
- Map B: 'Character Parts' in the western leg of the conservation area (Stonehouse to Dudbridge) (900 KB)
- Map C: 'Character Parts' in the east and south of the conservation area (Dudbridge to Brimscombe and down the Nailsworth Valley) (1.0 MB)
- Map D: 'Character Parts' in the eastern leg of the conservation area (Toadsmoor to Daneway) (785 KB)
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The Stroud Industrial Heritage CAS These documents apply to the Industrial Heritage Conservation Area (IHCA) and to seven other conservation areas, which together form the swathe of protected land associated with the Stroud valleys’ historic industrial environment:
The Conservation Area Statement contains information about the character and special significance of the affected conservation areas. Along with the Design Guide, it also provides guidelines and management proposals for the conservation and enhancement of the conservation area, which are used to guide the interpretation and application of Development Plan policies, including Local Plan policy ES10. |
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