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Policy DQ8: Historic Parks and Gardens
   

The character and setting of Historic Parks and Gardens in Knowsley will be protected and enhanced by:

a)  Resisting the unnecessary removal of features such as walls and planting which are an integral part of their character and setting; and

a)  Ensuring that new development proposals would not adversely affect their character and setting.

 

Explanation DQ8

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English Heritage has compiled a register of parks and gardens which are of special historic interest. In Knowsley, the following parks (which are shown on the Proposals Map) are included on the register:

•  Knowsley Hall and Estate

•  Part of Croxteth Park.

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All development within, or close to these areas should be carefully designed and sited so as to avoid harming the special character of these parks. Any planning applications for development which may affect the parks should be accompanied by a design statement to show how the development takes into account the features, views, layout and structure of the park and gardens. Materials used for the construction of any buildings, structures or enclosures must be carefully chosen to preserve the quality and character of the Historic Parks and Gardens.

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