Pre-inquiry Changes 2001

Pre-inquiry Changes to the Stroud District Local Plan Revised Deposit (June 2001). These changes together with the Revised Deposit Local Plan (October 2000) and Proposed Changes form the adopted Local Plan for Development Control purposes in Stroud District.

These changes only relate to the Housing chapter of the Plan.

PDF Policy H1 and supporting text (24kb)

PDF Policy H2 and supporting text (51kb)

PDF Phasing Policies and supporting text (35kb)

Appendices

A PDF Table 5.5 - relating to Policy H3A (phasing) (24kb)

B   Maps relating to above amendments - see links below

Key to Maps

Map No. | Proposal/Inset Maps | Amendment to Map

• 1. Dursley Town Centre - Extension to Bymacks allocation (MU4) to include land at Yellow Hundred Close, Dursley.
• 2. 41 - Woodchester - Deletion of Rooksmoor Mill housing allocation (Hg11A) , A46 Bath Road, Stroud.
• 3. Stroud & Cam/Dursley - New housing allocation (Hg15B) at the Grove, Browns Lane, Stonehouse.
• 4. Stroud & Cam/Dursley - New housing allocation (Hg15C) at the former garage and plumbers yard, Gloucester Road, Stonehouse.
• 5. Nailsworth Town Centre - New housing allocation (Hg16A) at rear of The George, Nailsworth.
• 6. Dursley Town Centre - Extension to Union Street housing allocation (Hg17) to include former factory site, Dursley.
• 7. 42 - Wotton-under-Edge - New housing allocation (Hg18A) at the former bakery and builders yard, High Street, Wotton-under-Edge.
• 8. 42 - Wotton-under-Edge - New housing allocation (Hg18B) at Knapp Lane/Fountain Crescent, Wotton-under-Edge.

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