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Strategies, Activities and Actions - Upper Roach Valley and Wallasea Island The Upper Roach Valley represents an opportunity to provide recreational activities in close proximity to the main residential settlements. Sustainable access to such areas (for example linked cycling networks) can be improved and implemented through the new planning process. The Wallasea Island Wild Coast Project, adjacent to the realigned coast of Wallasea Island, is a tourism opportunity – one which will have to be carefully managed given the area’s ecological importance. Opportunities are somewhat constrained by the lack of accessibility to Wallasea Island, in addition to the need to ensure that any increased levels of human activity are not detrimental to ecological and environmental interests, particularly given that the area is part of the Natura 2000 network. URV2 Wallasea Island – Preferred Option We will support the RSPB in delivering the Wallasea Island Wild Coast Project with the aim of enhancing the biodiversity value of the area. We will also promote recreational use and additional marina facilities in the area, along with access improvements. Such development will be supported provided there are no adverse impacts on ecological interests. URV2 – Alternative Options Option Why is it not preferred? Support the delivery of the Wallasea Island Wild Coast project, without promoting recreational opportunities in the area. 106 We would be overlooking an opportunity to promote green tourism and enhance local recreational opportunities.
Implementation, Delivery and Monitoring Implementation, Delivery and Monitoring Introduction The Local Development Framework is meaningless unless the strategies, policies and actions contained within it are realised. This section of the Core Strategy outlines how each of the Core Strategy Preferred Options will be implemented and delivered. It also outlines how we will monitor the success of the Core Strategy to ensure it is having the desired impact on the development of the District. Implementation, Delivery and Monitoring of the Preferred Options We will ensure a number of the Core Strategy’s actions are delivered through its development control process, i.e. through the handling of planning applications. However, the Core Strategy covers spatial issues which are beyond the direct influence of development control and, as such, partnership working – with public, private and voluntary organisations – will be key to delivering the successful development of the District. The following table identifies how each of our Preferred Options will be implemented, delivered and monitored: 107
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