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Magherafelt Area Plan 2015
Table of Contents
Preamble
 Part 1 Introduction
Introduction
 Part 2 Policy Framework
Environment and Conservation
Area of Archaeological Potential
Settlement
Housing
Industry
Retailing, Services & Offices
Transportation
Open Space, Sport & Recreation
Tourism

Education & Community Facilities
Public Utilities
Minerals
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
Part 3 Countryside
Countryside
Part 4 Settlement Proposals
Towns
Magherafelt
  Housing
  Transportation
  Town Centre
  Industry
  Environment & Conservation
  Open Space, Sport & Recreation
Maghera
  Housing
  Transportation
  Town Centre
  Industry
  Environment & Conservation
  Open Space, Sport & Recreation
Villages
Bellaghy
Castledawson
Draperstown
Tobermore
Small Settlements
Ballymaguigan
Ballynease
Clady
Creagh
Culnady
Curran
Desertmartin
Glen
Glenone
Gracefield
Gulladuff
Inishrush
Kilross
Knockcloughrim
Longfield
Moneyneany
Straw
Swatragh
Tamlaght
Upperlands
The Woods
Appendix 1
Policy Context
Appendix 2
Planning Policy Statements
Appendix 3
Development Control Advice Notes
Appendix 4
Sites of International Conservation Importance and Sites of National Conservation Importance
Appendix 5
The Planning Team

 

 

 



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Settlement Proposals
Small Settlements

 

GLENONE

Glenone is closely associated with the larger Portglenone village (in Ballymena Borough Council area) from which it is physically separated by the River Bann.

Designation GE 01
Settlement Development Limit
 
A settlement development limit is designated as identified on Map No. 95a - Glenone.
 

The settlement development limit is designated to include existing development commitments and retain its compact settlement form, while preventing ribboning and encroachment into the surrounding countryside. It excludes land of high environmental quality and wildlife value along the River Bann.

Designation GE 02
Local Landscape Policy Area

 
A Local Landscape Policy Area is designated as identified on Map No. 95a – Glenone, Map No. 1 - Countryside and Map No. 95b – Local Landscape Policy
Areas.

Those features or combination of features that contribute to the environmental quality, integrity or character of these areas are listed below:
  • Knockanhead is a significant localised landform which forms a good backdrop to the settlement, is visible in the wider landscape and contributes to the setting of the settlement;
     
  • Visually important stand of mature trees on Knockanhead;
     
  • River Bann and Claudy River corridors and associated vegetation are important landscape features, and acts as wildlife corridors;
     
  • Archaeological interest of the area between Knockanhead and the River Bann and historic crossing point.

 

Designation GE 03
Local Landscape Policy Area

 
A Local Landscape Policy Area is designated as identified on Map No. 95a – Glenone, Map No. 1 - Countryside and Map No. 95b – Local Landscape Policy
Areas.

Those features or combination of features that contribute to the environmental quality, integrity or character of these areas are listed below:
  • Listed bridge over the River Bann, including its setting and views;
     
  • River Bann and associated vegetation is an important landscape feature and acts as a wildlife corridor;
     
  • Visually important stands of mature trees.

Policy for the control of development in Local Landscape Policy Areas is contained in Policy CON 2 in Part 2 of the Plan.

Click here to view Map 95a - Glenone

Click here to view Map 95a - Glenone Local Landscape Policy Area