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Belfast·LDP Plan Strategy 2035 (adopted 2023)

Where a decision is taken to permit development which would result in the loss of any distinctive features of parks, gardens and demesnes, the council will normally require developers to carry out rec

Belfast·LDP Plan Strategy 2035 (adopted 2023)

Renewable energy resources can usually be developed only where they occur at a level that is viable and some degree of impact may be unavoidable. In relation to wind energy, this can only be exploited

Belfast·LDP Plan Strategy 2035 (adopted 2023)

All proposals should demonstrate any environmental, economic and social benefits as well as how any environmental and social impacts have been minimised through careful consideration of location, scal

Belfast·LDP Plan Strategy 2035 (adopted 2023)

The countryside in the Belfast area contains a variety of distinctive landscapes, including the hills surrounding Belfast, the coast of Belfast Lough and the Lagan Valley Regional Park, which together

Belfast·LDP Plan Strategy 2035 (adopted 2023)

Our policy aims for minerals are: To secure a balanced and sustainable approach to minerals that takes account of the need for minerals to support development and the need to protect the landscape an

Belfast·LDP Plan Strategy 2035 (adopted 2023)

Planning permission will be granted for the provision of appropriate open space facilities, including for sport and outdoor recreation, at appropriate locations in the countryside area of the district

Belfast·LDP Plan Strategy 2035 (adopted 2023)

Protecting and enhancing the natural environment, including landscape and seascape, is a core planning principle of the SPPS, which recognises the region's distinctive and beautiful landscape. The pro

Belfast·LDP Plan Strategy 2035 (adopted 2023)

In assessing new development proposals, the council will seek to ensure the protection and enhancement of the district's landscape resource. New development should not have an unacceptable effect, eit

Belfast·LDP Plan Strategy 2035 (adopted 2023)

Irrespective of any designations or specific protection, all development should consider how it can conserve and enhance landscape interests, including careful integration of built form with the lands

Belfast·LDP Plan Strategy 2035 (adopted 2023)

All development proposals must be sensitive to the distinctive character of the area and the quality of the landscape, heritage and wildlife, and also be in accordance with other LDP policies. In asse

Belfast·LDP Plan Strategy 2035 (adopted 2023)

Any permissible house must be carefully designed and sited so as to minimise impact on the character and appearance of the landscape and should be physically grouped with existing buildings on the sub

Belfast·LDP Plan Strategy 2035 (adopted 2023)

Local Landscape Policy Areas (LLPAs) were identified as part of the BMAP process to help protect those areas considered to be of greatest amenity and local landscape value. Some areas were designated

Belfast·LDP Plan Strategy 2035 (adopted 2023)

Rural and Urban Landscape Wedges were identified as part of the BMAP process to help separate urban and rural localities and retain the identities and character of different areas. Similar areas were