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Settlement Proposals
Villages
BELLAGHY
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Designation
BY 06
Housing Land Use Policy Area Land
to rear of Nos. 3-9 William Street
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0.53 Hectare of
land to rear of numbers 3-9 William Street is designated as a Housing Land Use
Policy Area as identified on
Map No. 83a - Bellaghy.
Key Site Requirements
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Housing development to be a minimum gross site density of 30 dwellings per
hectare.
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Land will be required outside of the site to meet the necessary access
standards and sight line requirements.
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The design layout shall include dedicated provision for cyclists and
pedestrians with links to Main Street/ William Street.
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Designation BY 05 Housing Land Use Policy
Designation
BY 07
Housing Land Use Policy Area Land
to rear of Nos.15-39 William Street
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1.06 Hectares of land to rear of numbers 15-39 William Street are designated as
a Housing Land Use Policy Area as identified on
Map No. 83a - Bellaghy.
Key Site Requirements
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Housing development to be a minimum gross site density of 30 dwellings per
hectare and a maximum gross site density of 35 dwellings per hectare.
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The site shall be accessed from William Court in association with the proposed
housing development on the adjacent site (HPA 2/3).
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The design layout shall include dedicated provision for cyclists and
pedestrians with links to William Court.
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The existing hedgerow along the southern boundary adjacent to the open
countryside shall be retained and enhanced with a 8-10 metre belt of trees of
native species to provide screening for the development and help integrate it
into the surrounding countryside.
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Area Land to south of Nos.
Designation
BY 08
Housing Land Use Policy Area Land
to rear of Nos.15-39 William Street
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0.23 Hectare of land at Hunter Park is designated as a Housing Land Use Policy
Area as identified on Map No. 83a - Bellaghy.
Key Site Requirements
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Designation
BY 09
Housing Land Use Policy Area Land
at Ballyscullion Road
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0.77 Hectare of land at Ballyscullion Road is designated as a
Housing Land Use Policy Area as identified on Map No. 83a - Bellaghy.
Key Site Requirements
- Housing development to be a minimum gross site density of 36 dwellings per
hectare.
- The site shall be accessed from Ballyscullion Road.
- The design layout shall include dedicated provision for cyclists and
pedestrians linked to Ballyscullion Road.
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INDUSTRY
Land designated as Industrial Land Use Policy Areas will be developed in
accordance with prevailing regional planning policy and the relevant Plan
Proposals including key site requirements where specified.
Designation
BY 10
Industrial Land Use Policy Area
Land at Deerpark Road
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0.56 Hectare of land at Deerpark Road is designated as an
Industrial Land Use Policy Area as identified on Map No. 83a - Bellaghy.
Key Site Requirements
- The site is to be used for light industrial use as defined in Use Class 4 of
the Planning (Use Classes) Order (Northern Ireland) 1989 as amended or for an
appropriate alternative mixed business use which would not be detrimental to the
amenity of nearby residential properties.
- The developer shall consult with Roads Service regarding the possible need for
provision of a right turn lane into the industrial estate from
Deerpark Road.
- The trees and vegetation along the northern boundary of the site shall be
retained in the interests of amenity and as a landscape buffer to
assist integration of industrial development in the surrounding countryside and
afford protection to the adjacent Local Landscape Policy Area.
- The northern and western boundaries of the site are to be planted with a 5-8
metre belt of trees of native species to provide screening for the
272 development, to assist integration of industrial development in the
surrounding countryside and to afford protection to the adjacent Local
Landscape Policy Area.
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Existing Industrial Land
The following area of existing industrial land is shown for information only on
Map No. 83a - Bellaghy:
• Deer Park Road
ENVIRONMENT AND CONSERVATION
The following sites BY 11 and BY 12 are designated as Local Landscape Policy
Areas as identified on Map No. 83a- Bellaghy
Designation
BY 11
Local Landscape Policy Area Bellaghy Bawn and Cavehill
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A Local Landscape Policy Area is designated as identified on Map
No. 83a - Bellaghy, Map No. 1 – Countryside and Map No. 83b – 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:
- Bellaghy Bawn (listed building and Monument in State Care), and Church of
Ireland Church (listed), including their settings, are landmark buildings which
form an historical group and are part of the original planned village. There are
significant views to, from and between these features and the village.
- Visually significant mature trees and hedges around Bellaghy Bawn contributes
to the setting of the Bawn, Church and the village. They create an attractive
entrance on roads from the south;
- Land to the west of the Gulladuff Road is part of Bellaghy Bawn, which was
strategically located to take advantage of the terrain;
- Cavehill is a raised local landform, with trees on and adjacent to it, and
also a site of archaeological interest. The hill and trees contribute to the
setting of the village, especially when viewed from the Gulladuff Road;
- Wetland area south-west of Cavehill and stream corridor bisecting the LLPA
both provide local nature conservation interest;
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Area
Designation
BY 12
Local Landscape Policy Area Ballynease Road
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A Local Landscape Policy Area is designated as identified on Map
No. 83a - Bellaghy, Map No. 1 – Countryside and Map No. 83b – 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 RC Chapel, a landmark building, with its setting and views;
- Listed Rectory, in designed grounds, with its settings and views;
- Visually significant landscape with mature trees around the Rectory
contributes to the setting of the Rectory and the village.
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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 83b - Bellaghy Local Landscape Policy Area
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