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  • None

    Policy

    Where development sites incorporate or border parcels of ancient woodland, these irreplaceable habitats must be retained in line with government standing advice.

    Reference
    N3.18
  • None

    Policy

    All developments should retain a minimum buffer zone of 15 metres around ancient woodlands, comprising created or retained seminatural habitats.

    Reference
    N3.19
  • None

    Policy

    Ornamental non-native planting, amenity lawns, residential gardens, drainage features and semi-planted landscape typologies such as grasscrete must not be included within these buffer zones.

    Reference
    N3.20
  • None

    Policy

    Paths may be included where this will encourage pedestrians to keep to a specified route and minimise trampling of the created habitats; these should use a no-dig specification to avoid root damage to trees.

    Reference
    N3.21
  • None

    Policy

    Planting in buffer zones will be expected to provide vegetation which buffers the edges of ancient woodland from impacts of altered microclimatic conditions, artificial light spill, polluted run-off and informal human access.

    Reference
    N3.22
  • None

    Policy

    Greater buffer widths may be necessary in the case of larger impacts, such as elevated levels of air pollution.

    Reference
    N3.23
  • None

    Policy

    Where development sites incorporate or border designated sites (Essex Local Wildlife Sites, Local Nature Reserves and Sites of Special Scientific Interest), landscape design will be expected to follow buffer requirements as per ancient woodlands.

    Reference
    N3.24
  • None

    Policy

    Planting within designated sites will be expected to demonstrate how designs respond to the habitats presented at the designated site, as are typically set out within the relevant citation information.

    Reference
    N3.25
  • None

    Policy

    Opportunities to extend the habitats present within the designated site and enhance ecological networks should be taken.

    Reference
    N3.26
  • None

    Policy

    Where development sites incorporate or border rivers and streams, landscape design will be expected to follow buffer requirements as per ancient woodlands.

    Reference
    N3.27