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Project
Title:
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CAMP
SITE
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CODE;
R5
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Project
Summary:
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A
project that would encourage activities for
children in the countryside
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Project
Management
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Construction
and maintenance of camp site facilities.
Specialist advice should be sort.
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Project
Locations:
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Large
sites
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Small
Sites
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7
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Planning
Permission:
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More
research would be required to explore suitable
sites and facilities needed.
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Project
Links:
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- Community
Events and Activities
- Trails
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Economic
Implication
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Funding
– Set-up Costs:
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Installation
of facilities
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Funding
– Running Costs:
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Someone
to run the camp site. Initially to open in the
summer season
This
project should aim to be self funding
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Employment:
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Part
of income of local person/family.
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Tourism:
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A
high quality camp site may attract
visitors.
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Social
Implications
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Community
Involvement:
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Local
children’s groups could be encouraged to use
the site.
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Schools
Involvement:
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Site
open to local and other schools visiting the
area.
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Recreational
Benefits:
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Great
fun and recreation for those visiting the
site.
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Environmental
Implications
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Local
Agenda 21:
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N/A
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Wildlife:
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Could
have a detrimental impact dependent on its
location.
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Project
Viability
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Constraints:
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- Potential
litter source.
- Community
safety and perceptions of safety.
- Competition,
many excellent camping opportunities exist in
the Peak District and other areas a short
distance away.
- Seasonal
and weather dependent.
- Vandalism
during winter months.
- Lack
of use.
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Stocksbridge SRB5
Greenspace Audit undertaken by Jim Flanagan for
Sheffield
Wildlife Trust -
see their Community
Action Handbook
- full of good ideas for your local site
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Information
sheets to enable the feasibility of the Stocksbridge
community undertaking local projects
AREA
WIDE
STRATEGIES
A1-Litter
and
fly-tipping
A2-Dog
mess
A3-Health
and walks
A4-Amenity
facilities
A5-Cycle
routes
A6-Stewards
COMMUNITY
INVOLVEMENT
SCHEMES
C1-Tools
C2-Open
Space Book
C3-Parish
maps
C4-Grants
C5-Composting
C6-Wildlife
scheme
C7-Young
persons
C8-Adopt
spaces
COUNTRYSIDE
MANAGEMENT
CM1-Heather
CM2-Hedges
CM3-Hedge
laying
CM4-Woodland
CM5-Dry
stone walls
CM6-Scrub/bracken
CM7-Grassland/hay
CM8-Coppicing
CM9-Pollarding
ENHANCING
SUSTAINABILITY
E1-Wind
E2-Green
burials
E3-Recycling
E4-Grey
water
LANDSCAPE
IMPROVEMENTS
L1-Meadows
L2-Bulb
planting
L3-Wall
climbers
L4-Tree
and shrub
L5-Coarse
grasses
L6-Edible
plants
L7-Grave
flowers
L8-Herb
spirals
L9-Lavender
hedges
L10-Pocket
parks
L11-Ponds
L12-School
grounds
L13-Streams
L14-Biofuel
L15-Butterflies
L16-Orchards
RECREATION
R1-View
points
R2-Paddling
R3-Play
R4-Youth
facilities
R5-Camp
site
R6-Barbecue
SELF-HELP
SCHEMES
S1-LETS
scheme
S2-Mutual
aid
TRAILS
T1-Sustainability
T2-Heritage
T3-Nature
T4-Art
VISITOR
CENTRES
AND
ATTRACTIONS
V1-Woodland
crafts
V2-Mazes
V3-History
garden
V4-Open
air theatre
V5-Equestrian
V6-Nature
reserve
V7-Community
gardens
V8-Community
farm
V9-Upper
Don
Tourism
&
Business
Centre
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