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NI-wide·PPS 16 Tourism

The guidance set out in RG 4 seeks to apply this sustainable approach to tourism development in the following ways: • Promote a balanced approach that safeguards tourism infrastructure while benefitin

NI-wide·PPS 16 Tourism

tourism is specifically included in two of the actions listed in the Action Plan. Firstly, there is an ongoing commitment that DETI as the lead Department will continue to support opportunities for re

NI-wide·PPS 16 Tourism

A firm proposal to develop a hotel, guest house or tourist hostel on land at the edge of a settlement will be permitted subject to the following specific criteria: • there is no suitable site within t

NI-wide·PPS 16 Tourism

Planning approval will be granted for self catering units of tourist accommodation in any of the following circumstances: (a) one or more new units all located within the grounds of an existing or app

NI-wide·PPS 16 Tourism

Effective integration into the landscape must be secured primarily through the utilisation of existing natural or built features. Where appropriate, planted areas or discrete groups of trees will be r

NI-wide·PPS 16 Tourism

Adequate provision (normally around 15% of the site area) is made for communal open space (including play and recreation areas and landscaped areas), as an integral part of the development;

NI-wide·PPS 16 Tourism

The policy provisions also reflect the importance of design, layout and landscaping in order to achieve high quality development that integrates into the landscape and respects the surrounding rural c

NI-wide·PPS 16 Tourism

A proposal for a tourism use, in addition to the other policy provisions of this Statement, will be subject to the following design criteria: Design Criteria (a) a movement pattern is provided that,

NI-wide·PPS 16 Tourism

Matters which need to be addressed in preparing a layout / landscaping plan include the following: 1. The creation of an appropriate link with the surrounding landscape (eg a dense tree belt may be a

NI-wide·PPS 16 Tourism

• integrating public and private open spaces into the design of the holiday park, • softening the visual impact of accommodation units and ancillary buildings and facilities, • adding definition and i

NI-wide·PPS 16 Tourism

Retention and enhancement of existing natural features such as ponds, copses of trees and hedgerows. This may also apply in some instances to archaeology and features of the built heritage.

NI-wide·PPS 16 Tourism

The provision of communal open space should be considered as an integral part of the design in order to : • meet formal and informal recreation and amenity open space needs, • contribute to the attrac