routed through existing narrow gaps in the otherwise dense tree or hedge lines without loss of landscape character or setting


Following further consultation with statutory consultees, and site specific surveys, a trenchless technique is now proposed at Sandy Lane.


Post Construction 44 Post-construction the following measures will be taken:


It is anticipated that an agreed planting strategy will be developed and agreed at the SITA UK greenhouse development at Great Blakenham


The woodland soils would be replaced within the woodlands on completion of the cable installation


Where compliant with landscape objectives, replanting would be on a two for one basis (two planted for every one removed) with native species, preferably of local origin


Drawings shall be produced to show where replacements for trees lost within the red line area shall be provided to reflect and maintain local landscape character. This would also include details of species.Where possible trees would be replanted in the appropriate season


The mitigation strategy, if required, for the loss of any veteran trees or trees with veteran characteristics would be implemented


Where trees cannot be planted over the cables, habitat continuity would be maintained through planting of shrub species


Where possible, the location of pre- and post-construction land drains would also be adjusted to avoid or minimise damage to tree roots


To ensure development of the planting to a satisfactory standard, there will be an agreed procedure for joint annual inspection of all planting areas by representatives of the relevant Local Authority and developers at the end of each growing season and for each year of the aftercare period, (ten years at the converter station and five years on the cable route) following implementation. Areas found not to be thriving should be treated to such additional works as are required to rectify the situation within the next growing season


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