Draft Site Allocations and Policies (incorporating IP-One Area Action Plan) Development Plan Document

Object

Representation ID: 508

Received: 27/03/2014

Respondent: Suffolk County Council

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? Not specified

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

No objection in principle to development but it will require a condition relating to archaeological investigation attached to any planning consent.

Object

Representation ID: 510

Received: 27/03/2014

Respondent: Suffolk County Council

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? Not specified

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

This site is within the urban core (IPS 413) and previous archaeological evaluation and limited excavation has revealed Anglo-Saxon and Medieval remains (IPS 639, 371,372, 358). There is outstanding post-excavation work under IP/11/00267). Development of the site could involve potentially high excavation costs. The site present opportunities for enhancing the Jewish Burial Ground. No objection in principle to development but it will require a condition relating to archaeological investigation attached to any planning consent. Archaeological costs have the potential to be relatively high.

Object

Representation ID: 513

Received: 27/03/2014

Respondent: Suffolk County Council

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? Not specified

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

Much of this site is Scheduled Monument, which represents a large portion of the Anglo-Saxon and medieval town. There would be extremely high archaeological costs associated with development, which would require full assessment prior to granting permission. Excavations in parts of the site have revealed evidence for occupation from the Middle Saxon period onwards. The rest is undisturbed and anticipated to contain rich and well-preserved archaeological remains. English Heritage consent is needed for development on Scheduled sites. Should development be acceptable in principle, archaeological remains will be complex, important and involve significant costs. Archaeological management would be a major consideration.

Object

Representation ID: 514

Received: 27/03/2014

Respondent: Suffolk County Council

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? Not specified

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

This site has potential for palaeoenvironmental and waterlogged remains. There may be potential for waterlogged remains relating to the waterfront, and Friar's Bridge (IP260). A desk-based assessment should be undertaken, with an appropriate level of field evaluation that is informed by its results.

Object

Representation ID: 515

Received: 27/03/2014

Respondent: Suffolk County Council

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? Not specified

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

This site is within the urban core (IPS 413), close to Scheduled areas of Middle Saxon and medieval occupation (SF 189-191). It is within the street pattern area close to the waterfront and is likely to contain complex and important archaeological remains, that will involve potentially high excavation costs. No objection in principle to development but it will require a condition relating to archaeological investigation attached to any planning consent. Archaeological costs have the potential to be relatively high.

Object

Representation ID: 516

Received: 27/03/2014

Respondent: Suffolk County Council

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? Not specified

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

This site includes two Scheduled areas of the Anglo-Saxon and medieval town of Ipswich statutorily protected as of National importance. Investigations found a wood-lined well with an assemblage of boar tusks, demonstrating good potential for the survival of wet and well preserved organic deposits. English Heritage consent is needed for any development on Scheduled sites. Where development is accepted in principle, archaeological remains will be complex, important and involve significant costs. Archaeological management will be a major consideration. The route of Turret lane should be protected in development proposals. Outside Scheduled areas, no objection in principle.

Object

Representation ID: 517

Received: 27/03/2014

Respondent: Suffolk County Council

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? Not specified

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

This site overlooks the Orwell, in a topographically favourable location in the vicinity of prehistoric sites, particularly of Palaeolithic date. This is a large site. This option should be subject to archaeological evaluation before a Development Brief is prepared to allow for preservation in situ of any sites of national importance that might be defined (and which are currently unknown). Desk based assessment should be undertaken in the first instance.

Object

Representation ID: 518

Received: 27/03/2014

Respondent: Suffolk County Council

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? Not specified

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

This site is in a topographically favourable location overlooking the River Gipping, in a general area of prehistoric remains (IPS 104, IPS 034). No objection in principle to development but it will require a condition relating to archaeological investigation attached to any planning consent. A desk based assessment would be appropriate in the first instance, to establish impacts of past land use.

Object

Representation ID: 519

Received: 27/03/2014

Respondent: Suffolk County Council

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? Not specified

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

This site is in a topographically favourable location overlooking the River Gipping, in a general area of prehistoric remains (IPS 104, IPS 034). No objection in principle to development but it will require a condition relating to archaeological investigation attached to any planning consent. A desk based assessment would be appropriate in the first instance, to establish impacts of past land use.

Object

Representation ID: 520

Received: 27/03/2014

Respondent: Suffolk County Council

Legally compliant? Not specified

Sound? Not specified

Duty to co-operate? Not specified

This site is in the vicinity of a Bronze Age cremation (IPS017), and Roman and Iron Age finds (IPS 034, IPS 185). Depending on the nature of groundworks, a condition may be recommended on any consent to secure a programme of archaeological works.