Appendix 1 - Settlement Boundary Maps
The terms hamlet and village are often used rather loosely. To avoid confusion, we have used the word settlement to describe villages and hamlets.
In The Roseland Plan we have certain policies which apply ‘within defined settlement boundaries’. The following are the main settlements with defined Settlement Boundaries (ie those where the boundary lines have been agreed and drawn up) on the Roseland: Gerrans/Portscatho, Portloe, St Just in Roseland, St Mawes and Veryan/Veryan Green.
In determining settlement boundaries, the following criteria were used to determine the boundaries of the settlements above:
1. The character and built form of the settlement should be reflected and respected.
2. Built sites and amenity space on the edge of a settlement which contribute to the economic & social life of the settlement should be included e.g. church, school, playground etc.
3. Commitments for built development on the edge of a settlement should be included e.g. sites with planning permission at 1st April 2014.
4. Boundaries should follow clearly defined features e.g. field boundaries, roads, streams, walls, fences etc.
5. Boundaries should generally follow the curtilage of dwellings within settlements except where;
(i) large gardens or other open areas, would be inappropriately drawn into the built-up area, or
(ii) the curtilage is separate to the dwelling, or
(iii) that part of the curtilage or open area has the capacity to significantly and inappropriately extend the built form of the
settlement.
6. Isolated or sporadic development, free standing, individual or groups of dwellings, farm buildings or other structures
detached or peripheral to the main built area of the settlement should not be included.
The maps below were redrawn in 2014 but correspond in general terms to the boundaries recognised in the Carrick District Wide Local Area Plan 1998.
In The Roseland Plan we have certain policies which apply ‘within defined settlement boundaries’. The following are the main settlements with defined Settlement Boundaries (ie those where the boundary lines have been agreed and drawn up) on the Roseland: Gerrans/Portscatho, Portloe, St Just in Roseland, St Mawes and Veryan/Veryan Green.
In determining settlement boundaries, the following criteria were used to determine the boundaries of the settlements above:
1. The character and built form of the settlement should be reflected and respected.
2. Built sites and amenity space on the edge of a settlement which contribute to the economic & social life of the settlement should be included e.g. church, school, playground etc.
3. Commitments for built development on the edge of a settlement should be included e.g. sites with planning permission at 1st April 2014.
4. Boundaries should follow clearly defined features e.g. field boundaries, roads, streams, walls, fences etc.
5. Boundaries should generally follow the curtilage of dwellings within settlements except where;
(i) large gardens or other open areas, would be inappropriately drawn into the built-up area, or
(ii) the curtilage is separate to the dwelling, or
(iii) that part of the curtilage or open area has the capacity to significantly and inappropriately extend the built form of the
settlement.
6. Isolated or sporadic development, free standing, individual or groups of dwellings, farm buildings or other structures
detached or peripheral to the main built area of the settlement should not be included.
The maps below were redrawn in 2014 but correspond in general terms to the boundaries recognised in the Carrick District Wide Local Area Plan 1998.
| gerrans-portscatho_conservation_area_and_settlement_boundary_a4p.pdf |
| portloe_conservation_area_and_settlement_boundary_a4p.pdf |
| st_just-in-roseland_conservation_area_and_settlement_boundary_a4p.pdf |
| st_mawes_conservation_area_and_settlement_boundary_a3l.pdf |
| veryan_conservation_area_and_settlement_boundary_a4p.pdf |
| veryan_green_conservation_area_and_settlement_boundary_a4p.pdf |