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Policy CSP1 - Development Strategy
Representation ID: 23182
Received: 11/10/2021
Respondent: Historic England
Development Strategy policy – CSP1 – 1 a) to deliver 47, 837 homes and 1b) 355ha employment land. Clause f) Protecting the Black Country’s character and environmental assets including heritage assets, natural habitats and open spaces – we would recommend that there is a specific clause that refers to the need to protect, and where possible, enhance the significance of heritage assets including their setting.
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Policy CSP2 – The Strategic Centres and Core Regeneration Areas
Representation ID: 23183
Received: 11/10/2021
Respondent: Historic England
Limited reference currently to the themes of the historic environment and the policy would benefit from a specific reference to heritage.
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Duty to Co-operate
Representation ID: 23184
Received: 11/10/2021
Respondent: Historic England
3.21 shortfall of 28,239 homes that are not being planned for in the plan period within Black Country; will this unmet need be provided elsewhere in the region?
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Table 1 – Black Country Plan - Objectives and Strategic Priorities
Representation ID: 23185
Received: 11/10/2021
Respondent: Historic England
Page 23, Strategic Policy 12 – on built and historic environment – suggest amend ‘sustain’ with ‘protect’. We encourage looking at protecting the significance of heritage assets and assessing cultural heritage. Ensuring not just built assets but also landscape and features etc
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Policy CSP4 - Achieving well-designed places
Representation ID: 23186
Received: 11/10/2021
Respondent: Historic England
CSP4 – Achieving well designed places – includes some useful text for the historic environment and the benefit of responding to local heritage and cultural context which we support.
Clause 3 relates to heritage and would benefit from the addition of a line about protecting the significance of heritage as well as responding to historic character.
Clause 7 looks at protecting and enhancing the historic canal network which we support.
Support
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Policy CSP5 - Cultural Facilities and the Visitor Economy
Representation ID: 23187
Received: 11/10/2021
Respondent: Historic England
We support the policy, lots of detail and recognition of the value of culture economically and socially. We consider that the references to heritage tourism could be more explicit and there are opportunities for enhancement of this type of use.
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Policy GB1 – The Black Country Green Belt
Representation ID: 23188
Received: 11/10/2021
Respondent: Historic England
we would want to ensure that any amendments to the Green Belt are assessed both in terms of their Green Belt functions for historic towns, if appropriate, and on the impact to the significance of heritage assets including their setting.
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Policy GB2 – Extensions and Replacement Buildings in the Green Belt
Representation ID: 23189
Received: 11/10/2021
Respondent: Historic England
Paragraph 3.8.1 sets out that large swathes of the Green Belt are also areas of significant historic landscape character. How is the plan providing a positive strategy for the historic environment and protecting areas of significant historic landscape character?
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Transport and Access to Residential Services
Representation ID: 23190
Received: 11/10/2021
Respondent: Historic England
Paragraph 4.11 we would be supportive of heritage being included within this list and seeking opportunities to better reveal the significance of heritage assets and enhancement opportunities/addressing heritage at risk.
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Justification
Representation ID: 23191
Received: 11/10/2021
Respondent: Historic England
We are supportive of paragraph 4.3.1 and consider that it is essential that appropriate development is located in the right location and complements existing uses. We are keen to understand what assessment has been undertaken with regards to the historic environment and the proposed allocation sites.