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Support

Regulation 18 Draft Local Plan

Representation ID: 129

Received: 09/03/2024

Respondent: Mrs Marie Jackson

Representation Summary:

No further comment

Support

Regulation 18 Draft Local Plan

Representation ID: 1307

Received: 25/04/2024

Respondent: Bourne Town Council

Representation Summary:

The Steering Group notes the inclusion of this policy. However, the Car Dyke is an ancient man-made water course which traverses South Kesteven and runs along the western fen edge from Peterborough to Lincoln. The Lincolnshire Heritage Explorer indicates that it is the largest of the known Romano-British canals, and it is an important feature of the Roman landscape in the fens. Relatively small sections of the Dyke are Scheduled including an area between Bourne and the village of Dyke. Consequently, as with the Grantham Canal, a policy should be introduced to safeguard the Car Dyke and support proposals designed to develop its recreational, nature conservation, heritage and tourism potential.

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Support

Regulation 18 Draft Local Plan

Representation ID: 1392

Received: 25/04/2024

Respondent: Mr Roy McKinney

Representation Summary:

The Car Dyke is an ancient man-made water course which runs along the western fen edge from Peterborough to Lincoln. The Lincolnshire Heritage Explorer indicates that it is the largest of the known Romano-British canals, and it is an important feature of the Roman landscape in the fens. Relatively small sections of the Dyke are Scheduled including an area between Bourne and the village of Dyke. A policy should be introduced to safeguard the Car Dyke and support proposals designed to develop its recreational, nature conservation, heritage and tourism potential, and for it to ne listed.

Object

Regulation 18 Draft Local Plan

Representation ID: 1429

Received: 25/04/2024

Respondent: Mr John Morgan

Representation Summary:

It should be an aspiration to reconnect the two parts of Grantham Canal, either side of the A1. It should also be an aspiration to extend the Canal in Grantham back to its original length, up to Old Wharf Road. (The clue is in the name.) Granted, this is not going to happen anytime soon. But SKDC should have it as a formal aim, so that, if the possibility ever arises, you are in a position to support it.

Support

Regulation 18 Draft Local Plan

Representation ID: 1444

Received: 25/04/2024

Respondent: Cllr Rhys Baker

Representation Summary:

There should be a similar policy for the Car Dyke. It's recognised for its nationally and regionally significant landscape, wildlife and heritage features. The Local Plan must seek to safeguard the car dyke so that its long term potential as an asset to support the growth of the local economy in the south of the district and boost tourism is also fully realised. The Car dyke is an ancient monument and we should make more of this. It is an ancient man-made watercourse that can be traced for 57 miles from near Lincoln down through the county into the Fens

Support

Regulation 18 Draft Local Plan

Representation ID: 1713

Received: 25/04/2024

Respondent: Historic England

Representation Summary:

Policy EN7 is welcomed.

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Support

Regulation 18 Draft Local Plan

Representation ID: 1930

Received: 24/04/2024

Respondent: Canal and River Trust

Representation Summary:

The retention of Policy EN7 provides protection of the above assets and the opportunity to enhance all of the public benefits presented by our network. We are supportive of the canal restoration initiatives and are aware that the Grantham Canal Society (GCS) is actively working towards securing the restoration of the Grantham Canal to full navigation. We advise that consideration is given to any response from GCS with regards to the impact of the draft local plan on their restoration objectives.

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