Futures Forum: Sid Vale Association: launch of heritage project ... Monday 26th January at Sidmouth Library
Things are slowly making progress at the District Council:
Futures Forum: Locally Listed Heritage Assets: report for East Devon
It is understood that, meanwhile, heritage officers at the District Council are working on a 'Built Environment Heritage Strategy' - which is set out in the Local Development Scheme that was considered at the Strategic Planning Committee in January.
This strategy will 'set out our broad approach to, and priorities for, built heritage Conservation' - and once this has been confirmed, then progress can be made on the Local Heritage List.
Here is the section from the committee meeting:
And what are 'heritage assets' of local value?
Here are some magnificent examples of flint walling from the streets of Sidmouth:
Peak Cottage, just as you enter the town from Peak Hill:
Manor Road, where the wall predates the reconstructed (flint) Edwardian villa by at least a century:
An application to extend the flint wall on Station Rd in 2010 was successful:
10/0817/FUL | Construction of boundary wall | Rose Cottage Coburg Road Sidmouth EX10 8NF
copyright: google maps
The SVA's sister organisation is also active - and is hoping to have the Otter Valley's heritage assets, including its flint walls, afforded greater protection:
Heritage Asset List | Otter Valley Association
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East Devon Local Development Scheme
Schedule for Supplementary Planning Document:
> East Devon Local Heritage List
This SPD will establish ground rules for determining how assets will be assessed in respect
of their appropriateness for inclusion on the Local Heritage List.
The expectation is of consultation
and adoption in 2017
> Built Environment Heritage
Strategy
This strategy will set out our broad approach to, and priorities for, built heritage
conservation.
Ongoing into 2017 with expected
adoption in 2017 or 2018
And what are 'heritage assets' of local value?
Here are some magnificent examples of flint walling from the streets of Sidmouth:
Peak Cottage, just as you enter the town from Peak Hill:
Manor Road, where the wall predates the reconstructed (flint) Edwardian villa by at least a century:
An application to extend the flint wall on Station Rd in 2010 was successful:
10/0817/FUL | Construction of boundary wall | Rose Cottage Coburg Road Sidmouth EX10 8NF
copyright: google maps
The SVA's sister organisation is also active - and is hoping to have the Otter Valley's heritage assets, including its flint walls, afforded greater protection:
Heritage Asset List | Otter Valley Association
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