CWP Master Plan
The CWP Joint Committee commissioned consultants Scott Wilson to complete a strategic review and implementation plan (a Master Plan) with the aim to produce a vision for the future of the area.
CWP Strategic Review and Implementation Plan (Master Plan)
The study, which has been undertaken in three stages, seeks to reflect the views of various sectors active within the Park, such as land owners, minerals operators, holiday parks and conservationists, and also the hopes and concerns of the 20,000 people who live within the Parks 40 square kilometres.
Stage I Summary Report
The Stage I Summary Report represents the findings of the initial investigations by Scott Wilson in relation to the baseline information for the Cotswold Water Park. It also provides some initial indication of the future direction of the study.
Cotswold Water Park Master Plan Stage 1 (PDF, 5mb.)
Stage II Key Issues and Options Evaluation
The Stage II phase of the study process identified through consultation the interrelationships between the various issues highlighted in Stage I. It also examined the various options based upon a series of feasible scenarios and how these would translate into a more coherent framework to inform the preferred option.
Cotswold Water Park Master Plan Stage II Options (PDF, 1.4mb)
Stage III Vision and Implementation Plan
Stage III provides the vision and strategic framework for the future development of the CWP. The vision is supported by an implementation plan covering an initial five-year period that identifies specific tasks and responsibilities required to achieve the vision. It is this document which provides the current basis for the consultation, although it is recommended that all three reports are read to ensure an in-depth understanding of the issues to be addressed and rationale for the vision, aims and objectives outlined.
Cotswold Water Park Master Plan - Stage III Vision and Implementation Plan (PDF, 4mb)
Non-Technical Summary
The Non-Technical Summary document is a précis of the Vision and Implementation Plan. It also introduces the consultation process to people living in or who have an interest in the Cotswold Water Park whose views and comments are now being sought on these plans.
CWP Master Plan Non Technical summary
Geographical Information System (GIS)
A Geographical Information System has been constructed to visually represent the key issues facing the Cotswold Water Park.
User Tips for GIS
Open the folders as necessary listed under 'Map Layers', on the right hand side. Click the box to the left of each layer, as desired, and wait for the map to refresh.
Click the 'i' symbol next to the layer you have selected/turned on, then select the part of the layer you are interested in on the map to reveal the accompanying data, including the source.
Remember to click the legend tab at the top to reveal the key for the layer(s) on view.
