Langcliffe - Yorkshire Dales National Park

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Table of ContentsPART I1.0 Introduction 41.1 The Area 41.2 The Appraisal 42.0 Planning Policy Framework 62.1 What Is a Conservation Area? 62.2 Benefits of Designation 73.0 Definition of Special Interest 93.1 General 93.2 Summary of the Special Interest of the Langcliffe ConservationArea 94.0 Assessing Special Interest 104.1 Location and Setting 104.2 Historic Development and Archaeology 144.3 Spatial Analysis 174.4 Character Analysis 235.0 Community Involvement 416.0 Suggested Boundary Changes 427.0 Local Generic Guidance 448.0 Summary of Issues 459.0 Useful Information, Appendices and Contact Details 469.1 References and Further Reading 469.2 Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations 479.3 Contacts 489.4 Maps of Langcliffe 49PART II10.0 Management Proposals 522
List of FiguresFigure 01: Langcliffe village 4Figure 02: Location maps 10Figure 03: Built-environment map regression 11Figure 04: Topographical features 12Figure 05: View onto Langcliffe village 12Figure 06: View alongside the B6479 13Figure 07: View onto Langcliffe Scar 13Figure 08: Places of employment 15Figure 09: Historical development of plan form 16Figure 10: Archaeological features 17Figure 11: Spatial character of built environment 18Figure 12: Definition of space 19Figure 13: Public and private space 19Figure 14: Key views from inside the village 20Figure 15: View 1 towards Langcliffe Place 20Figure 16: View 2 up the road to Malham 21Figure 17: View 3 over the Green towards the hills 21Figure 18: View 4 onto the Green 22Figure 19: View 5 onto the Green 22Figure 20: View 6 onto fountain 23Figure 21: View 7 onto central square 23Figure 22: Character zones 24Figure 23: Zone 1 – Built-up core 24Figure 24: Zone 3 – Langcliffe Hall estate 25Figure 25: Zone 4 – Bowerley 25Figure 26: St John the Evangelist 27Figure 27: Cock House and Grisedale 28Figure 28: Langcliffe Hall 29Figure 29: Manor Farm house and cottage 30Figure 30: Mount Pleasant Farmhouse 30Figure 31: Mount Pleasant House 31Figure 32: The Old Vicarage 31Figure 33: Langcliffe Institute 32Figure 34: Methodist Chapel and Wesleyan House 33Figure 35: Naked Woman date stone 33Figure 36: Sundial and relief 34Figure 37: Barn conversion to the west of Manor Farm 37Figure 38: Bungalow along the B6479 37Figure 39: Neutral architectural design contribution 38Figure 40: Barn near the Old Vicarage 38Figure 41: White-washed building 393
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