Hi Nick

 

I’ve been listing them as above/below ground as I found the definitions a little restrictive. Although most of our landscape parks have vastly different land use and boundaries from their original design so I’ve been hesitant to add a lot of them.

 

Cheers

 

Liam Delaney

Historic Environment Record Officer

 

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From: Issues related to Historic Environment Records [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Nick Boldrini
Sent: 22 July 2016 15:04
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Subject: Linda Smith HEFER contact & Local PArks

 

Hi guys

 

Due to an outbreak of efficiency, I have prematurely deleted the email with Linda Smiths Contact details for the HEFER process.

 

Could someone send it to me off list please?

 

What I want to ask Linda is if people are SHINE-ing locally designated parks (which from my understanding of the information we should be)what are they putting them down as?

 

None of the definitions seems to fit as effectively (in our case at least) it is the field boundaries which define the park, and inside it is just “empty” space. So to hedge my bets (pun intended, well it is Friday…) I have been putting them down as Above and below ground features.

 

Any thoughts?

 

 

best wishes

 

Nick Boldrini

Historic Environment Record Officer

Archaeology Section

Design and Historic Environment Team

Planning Service

Regeneration and Economic Development

Durham County Council

County Hall

Durham

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Tel: 03000 267008

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