IHCA CAS - Volume 1: Summary and Character Overview
The Industrial Heritage Conservation Area ("IHCA") was first designated in September 1987. It has been extended at several points since the original designation and it was subject to a comprehensive review between 2006-8, resulting in numerous boundary changes and the adoption of a Conservation Area Statement (CAS) and a Design Guide as Supplementary Planning Advice (SPA) in November 2008.
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Conservation Area Statement - Volume 1: Summary and Character Overview Volume 1 of the Conservation Area Statement was adopted as Supplementary Planning Advice (SPA) in November 2008. It provides an overview of the IHCA's key characteristics and summarises its special architectural and historic significance. |
Part 1: Introduction
Chapter 1: Introduction and contents
Part 2: Character Appraisal
Chapter 2: Character Appraisal
Chapter 4: History of the industrial Stroud valleys
Chapter 5: The Study Area in its setting
Chapter 6: The Built Environment
Chapter 7: The Built Environment - the buildings
Chapter 8: The Built Environment - the spaces
Chapter 9: An introduction to the Character Parts
Part 3: Conservation Area Review
Chapter 10: Conservation Area Review
Chapter 11: Conservation Area boundary review
Chapter 12: Defining the issues and pressures
Part 4: Maps and further reference
Chapter 13: Maps and further reference
Maps
You can check the current conservation area boundaries using the Local Plan online mapping facility.
Pre-Review conservation area boundaries (pre-2008)
Map 1a - the western leg (Framilode to Eastington)
Map 1b - the western leg (Stonehouse to Cainscross)
Map 1c - the southern leg (Dudbridge to Longfords) and the eastern leg (Dudbridge to Brimscombe)
Map 1d - the eastern leg (Toadsmoor to Daneway)
Revised conservation area boundaries (November 2008)
Map 2a - the western leg (Framilode to Eastington)
Map 2b - the western leg (Stonehouse to Cainscross)
Map 2c - the southern leg (Dudbridge to Longfords) and the eastern leg (Dudbridge to Brimscombe)
Map 2d - the eastern leg (Toadsmoor to Daneway)
View detailed maps of all the boundary changes described in Chapter 11:
Maps T1 - T7: Transfers of land between the IHCA and other existing conservation areas
Maps E1 - E31: Extensions and additions to the IHCA and other affected conservation areas
Maps D1 - D10: Deletions from the IHCA and other affected conservation areas
Maps B1 - B20: Minor boundary realignments
Section 70(8) Notice (6 November 2008)
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The Stroud Industrial Heritage CAS These documents apply to the Industrial Heritage Conservation Area (IHCA) and to seven other conservation areas, which together form the swathe of protected land associated with the Stroud valleys’ historic industrial environment:
The Conservation Area Statement contains information about the character and special significance of the affected conservation areas. Along with the Design Guide, it also provides guidelines and management proposals for the conservation and enhancement of the conservation area, which are used to guide the interpretation and application of Development Plan policies, including Local Plan policy ES10. |
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