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The Committee notes
the contents of the report and endorse the resolution of the 6
December Planning Committee to defer the application for S106 and
then permit subject to:
 
i.              
Conditions as set out in Appendix 1
 
ii.            
Replacement hedgerow condition
 
No development shall
commence on site, unless and until details of new hedgerow
strengthening, to mitigate the loss of hedgerow at the site access,
has been submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning
Authority. the details shall include a planting plan and schedule
of plants noting species, plant sizes and proposed
numbers/densities, and shall include a program/timetable for the
provision of the landscaping, including watering and maintenance
arrangements. The works shall be carried out in accordance with the
approved details and planting timetable and in accordance with the
recommendations of the appropriate British Standards or other
recognised codes of good practice. Any plants which are removed,
die or become seriously damaged or
defective, shall be replaced as soon as is reasonably practicable
with other of species, size and number as originally approved
unless otherwise first agreed in writing by the Local Planning
Authority.
 
Reason; in the interests
of conserving and enhancing biodiversity.
 
 
iii.           
Expansion of the Green Ring
condition
 
In
conjunction with the first Reserved Matters application, details
and plans demonstrating an increase to the open space area adjacent
to the northerns and western boundaries within the application site
to strengthen the provision of the ‘Green Ring’ (over
and above that indicated on the sketch site layout drawing number
3132/C/10005/SK rev 5) and including how the Green Ring will relate
to the adjacent approved housing scheme to the north and west,
shall be submitted to and agreed, in writing, by the Local Planning
Authority.
 
Reason: in
the interests of ecological connectivity, outdoor recreation and
encouraging sustainable movement through the Parish.

 
iv.           
Biodiversity Net Gain Assessment
condition
 
In
conjunction with the first Reserved Matters application, a
Biodiversity Net Gain Assessment Report, setting out how the
development will result in a minimum Biodiversity Net Gain of 10%,
measured against the Statutory Biodiversity Metric, together with a
timetable for delivery and verification measures, shall be
submitted to and agreed, in writing, by the Local Planning
Authority.
 
Reason: To
ensure that the development results in an appropriate biodiversity
enhancement.