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    Policy

    Proposals that positively contribute to the habitat network by creating linking sites will be viewed favourably, especially if it contributes to the Essex Wildlife Trust Living Landscape initiative.

    Reference
    N3.8
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    Policy

    Habitat creation for net gain should be Hedgerows responsive to landscape configuration, so that it can contribute to existing ecological networks and create new networks and green corridors.

    Reference
    N3.9
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    Policy

    Opportunities to connect multiple habitat patches (on-site or offsite) by creation of similar or complementary habitat should be embraced. This is especially important for areas of national Priority Habitats and/or Priority Habitats within Essex BAP.

    Reference
    N3.10
  • None

    Policy

    Schemes within “corridors identified within the Living Landscapes should demonstrate their contribution landscape ecological connectivity.

    Reference
    N3.11
  • None

    Policy

    Landscaping schemes should seek to maximise the contiguity and size of areas managed for biodiversity, following ecological theory and the principles of “bigger-better-more joined up set out originally in the Lawton review.

    Reference
    N3.12
  • None

    Policy

    In appropriate settings such as within existing urban areas, opportunities to “green buildings with features such as green roofs and living roofs should be taken.

    Reference
    N3.13
  • None

    Policy

    All developments must meet the 10% minimum national requirements for hedgerow provision. Use of native hedgerows as boundaries is preferred over walls or fences.

    Reference
    N3.14
  • None

    Policy

    Schemes must conserve and enhance existing hedgerows and restore where possible with hawthorn where gappy and depleted to emphasize the existing landscape character.

    Reference
    N3.15
  • None

    Policy

    Hedgerows specified as boundaries in developments should contain a minimum of five native woody species.

    Reference
    N3.16
  • None

    Policy

    Hedgerows in public green space within developments should be managed for conservation following guidance (such as The Wildlife Trusts, 2023).

    Reference
    N3.17