Description: District and Unitary Boundaries. Updated when needed. Captured at 1:10,000 so cannot be definitive at scales below this, refer to OS 1:2,500 for more accurate details
Description: County Election Divisions. Updated when needed. Captured at 1:10,000 so cannot be definitive at scales below this, refer to OS 1:2,500 for more accurate details
Description: Ward Boundaries. Updated when needed. Captured at 1:10,000 so cannot be definitive at scales below this, refer to OS 1:2,500 for more accurate details
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Description: The most accurate mapping of Boundaries. These need to be looked at alongside the lables. The meaning of the text is explaned here.
So for example "'22m RH – RH stands for Root of Hedge, and 1.22m equates to exactly 4ft. The boundary is therefore 4ft away from the stem line of the hedge'
Description: Parish Boundaries. Updated when needed. Captured at 1:10,000 so cannot be definitive at scales below this, refer to OS 1:2,500 for more accurate details
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Description: The Boundary Commission assigned each proepry to a Polling District - this layer represents the dat a they sent to EDDC after this excercise
Description: The current Westminster constituencies - these will be updated only on a election following any change. If any change is planned a new layer will e added to show this.
Description: Travel to Work Areas (TTWAs) are zones defined where the bulk of their resident population work within the same area. TTWAs are aggregations of Super Output Areas, and were created based on the 2011 Census, which collected information on the place of residence and work (if applicable). See here
Name: Travel to Work Areas (2015) based on Census 2011
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Description: Travel to Work Areas (TTWAs) are zones defined where the bulk of their resident population work within the same area. TTWAs are aggregations of Super Output Areas, and were created based on the 2011 Census, which collected information on the place of residence and work (if applicable).
Copyright Text: The Highway Record has been provided for internal use by the Local Authority for reference only. It is not to be used by any District Council or any other third party for publication or provided to external customers.
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Copyright Text: The DCC Land Terrier has been provided for internal use by the Local Authority for reference only. It is not to be used by any District Council or any other third party for publication or provided to external customers
Copyright Text: The DCC Land Terrier has been provided for internal use by the Local Authority for reference only. It is not to be used by any District Council or any other third party for publication or provided to external customers
Description: Sites of Special Scientific Interest are notified by Natural England because of their plants, animals or geological features (the latter are geological SSSIs or gSSSI). Natural England needs to be consulted before any operations likely to damage the special interest are undertaken. SSSI is a statutory designation with legal implications.The Sites of Special Scientific Interest dataset is provided by Natural England
Copyright Text: Devon Biodiversity Records Centre (DBRC) 27 Commercial Road, Exeter, EX2 4AE. (01392) 274128 www.dbrc.org.uk
Description: South Hams SAC was designated in recognition of the greater horseshoe bat population located within South Devon, which makes up a significant proportion of Britain's greater horseshoe bat population. Population numbers within South Devon are a reflection of the favourable habitat that has survived as a result of suitable land management practices, and the greater horseshoe bat uses the wider countryside for the majority of their activities; including commuting, foraging, roosting and mating. Radiotracking studies were carried out to facilitate the identification of strategic flyways and also confirmed that greater horseshoe bats will regularly use interconnected flyways associated with lines of vegetation. Strategic flyways were identified as the most likely link between the key (SAC) roosts and foraging habitats within the contiguous landscape features used by greater horseshoe bats. The flyways were made as 500m wide buffers (250m each side of the flightpath) to offer several pathways and to provide alternative routes to accomodate variance in weather.The flyways tend to be closely associated with the main rivers and sheltered valleys of South Devon. To facilitate effective decision making and in order to evaluate 'favourable conservation status' of the South Devon greater horseshoe bat population, all key aspects associated with maintaining the integrity of the greater horseshoe bat interest (e.g. sustenance zones, strategic flyways etc - refer to http://publications.naturalengland.org.uk/publication/142010 for full info) must be considered during the planning process. In urban or 'pinch point' situations, existing strategic flyway habitat is particularly susceptible to development pressures due to the limited routes available for commuting. Refer to South Hams Special Area of Conservation (SAC) for further information about this SAC.
Description: This Mineral Safeguarding Area was defined on adoption of the Devon Minerals Plan in February 2017, and covers land-won aggregate mineral resources (limestone, sand stone, igneous/metamorphic rock, sand and gravel) together with infrastructure for the manufacture of related products, the sustainable transportation of aggregates and the landing of marine-dredged aggregates. Policy M2 of the Minerals Plan presumes against the sterilisation or constraint of the mineral resource or infrastructure.
Copyright Text: Minerals & Waste Planning, Devon County Council - mineralsplanning@devon.gov.uk
Description: This Mineral Safeguarding Area was defined on adoption of the Devon Minerals Plan in February 2017, and covers industrial mineral resources (ball clay, china clay, tungsten and tin) together with infrastructure for their processing and sustainable transportation and production of secondary aggregates. Policy M2 of the Minerals Plan presumes against the sterilisation or constraint of the mineral resource or infrastructure.
Copyright Text: Minerals & Waste Planning, Devon County Council - mineralsplanning@devon.gov.uk
Description: Release: 08/03/2017Loaded: 25/04/2017File Name Supplied by DCC: Aggregates_MCA_[Policy_M2]Descripition: This Mineral Consultation Area was defined on adoption of the Devon Minerals Plan in February 2017, and covers aggregate mineral resources (crushed rock and sand and gravel), quarries and infrastructure for aggregate processing and transportation. Within the Mineral Consultation Area, local planning authorities should consult Devon County Council (as mineral planning authority) and the relevant mineral industry organisation.DCC Metadata: https://map.devon.gov.uk/arcgis/rest/services/Environment/Mineral_Safeguarding/MapServer.
Description: Release: 08/03/2017Loaded: 25/04/2017File Name Supplied by DCC: Industrial_Minerals_MCA_[Policy_M2]Descripition: This Mineral Consultation Area was defined on adoption of the Devon Minerals Plan in February 2017, and covers industrial mineral resources (ball clay, china clay, tungsten and tin), together with infrastructure for their processing and sustainable transportation. Within the Mineral Consultation Area, local planning authorities should consult Devon County Council (as mineral planning authority) and the relevant mineral industry organisation.DCC Metadata: http://map.devon.gov.uk/arcgis/rest/services/Environment/Mineral_Safeguarding/MapServer
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Value: 1 - From the Supply Stores to Rose Cottage (incl. Kittoes Cottage) Label: 1 - From the Supply Stores to Rose Cottage (incl. Kittoes Cottage) Description: N/A Symbol:
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Description: Loaded: 20/06/2017Original File Name: NR OwnershipInfo: The original layer was national coverage. Buffered the TDC boundary by 10K. Used this to clip the data.Uniform constraints: 10m buffer was added so that it could be picked up in the Uniform constraints.
Description: SHLAA Data which shows which sites are Developable, Not Developable, Deliverable, Below Threshold or are Extant Allocations. Data created by SL from information provided by TP/SV.
Description: SSSI IRZ:The SSSI Impact Risk Zones (IRZs) are a GIS tool developed by Natural England to make a rapid initial assessment of the potential risks posed by development proposals to: Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs), Special Areas of Conservation (SACs), Special Protection Areas (SPAs) and Ramsar Sites. They define zones around each site which reflect the particular sensitivities of the features for which it is notified and indicates the types of development proposals which could potentially have adverse impacts.The SSSI IRZ dataset is provided by Natural England
Description: DCC Waste Consultation ZonesRelease: 00/04/2015Loaded 02/06/2015Updated: Annually. Coverage: Devon.The Devon Waste Plan was adopted by Devon County Council on 11th December 2014, with the provision for the protection of waste management capacity through Policy W10 and the identification of Wasted Consultation Zones as outlined in Appendix C of the Plan.The main features of the WCZs are that they will:be identified for a defined range of waste management facilities, tacking account of the need to limit the administrative burden on County and District Councils;include a ‘buffer area’ beyond the site boundary, dependent on the type of facility, to ensure appropriate consideration of relationships with sensitive receptors;be updated annually through the County Council’s Monitoring Report to ensure that new facilities are protected and closed facilities are omitted.Appendix C advices that district/city/borough councils should consult Devon County Council in its role as the waste planning authority on planning applications for development within a WCZ, and to take account of any potential constraints on that waste site. This approach reflects the requirement of paragraph 8 of the Government’s National Planning Policy for Waste for local planning authorities to ensure that;“the likely impact of proposed, non-waste related development on existing waste management facilities, and on sites and areas allocated for waste management, is acceptable and does not prejudice the implementation of the waste hierarchy and/or the efficient operation of such facilities”.To avoid excessive requirements for consultation, Appendix C of the Devon Waste Plan includes a list of categories of planning application within a WCZ that do not require consultation with the County Council, including for sites allocated in an adopted Local Plan.
Copyright Text: Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2018. All rights reserved. Some features of this map are based on digital spatial data from the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, NERC (CEH)
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Copyright Text: The Highway Record has been provided for internal use by the Local Authority for reference only. It is not to be used by any District Council or any other third party for publication or provided to external customers.