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Planning Strategy for Rural Northern Ireland
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Foreword
Preamble
Introduction
CONTEXT
Background
Consultation Responses
Issues
PLANNING STRATEGY
Strategic Objectives
The Strategy
Strategic Policies
REGIONAL PLANNING POLICIES
Housing
Agriculture
Industry and Commerce
Minerals
Tourism
Sport & Recreation
Conservation
Public Services and Utilities
Design Principles
Green Belts / Countryside Policy Areas
The Coast
Part 4 - IMPLEMENTATION
Part 5 - APPENDICES

 

 

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Regional Planning Policies - Sport & Recreation

Policies: REC 1 | REC 2 | REC 3 | REC 4 | REC 5 |

SPORT & RECREATION

There has been an increase in participation in sport and recreation due mainly to people having more leisure time with flexible and part-time working hours. There is a realisation of the benefits and enjoyment to be gained from a fit and healthy lifestyle. There is a need, therefore, to accommodate this increase in demand and to facilitate new provision.

The demand is for both formal recreational facilities, such as playing fields, sports halls and golf courses and more informal activities such as walking, riding or simply enjoying the countryside.