New Reference Previous Reference Numbers Schedule K -
Plan 2.6 - DCO July 2013 Ref No.
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Fig 24.3.2 Hedge
number 7
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Application - Important
Hedgerows - Plan 2.6 Ref No.
N/A 1
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Hedgerow
crossed? (y/n) no
yes no
yes yes yes no
yes yes yes
yes yes
yes yes
yes
yes yes yes yes
Proposed work to be carried out n/a
Should be able to avoid, and fence off - subject to detailed microrouting n/a
At most, removal of a swathe for haul road.
Approximate 35m hedgerow breach Approximate 35m hedgerow breach n/a
Approximate 35m hedgerow breach Should be able to avoid
Approximate 35m hedgerow breach Approximate 35m hedgerow breach
Should be able to avoid Should be able to avoid
Approximate 35m hedgerow breach Approximate 35m hedgerow breach
Approximate 35m hedgerow breach Approximate 35m hedgerow breach
Special engineering to give narrow breach Approximate 35m hedgerow breach
Archaeological important hedge: HLC-defined pre-C18th enclosure (Part II, 5)
Archaeological important hedge: HLC-defined pre-C18th enclosure (Part II, 5) Archaeological important hedge: HLC-defined pre-C18th enclosure (Part II, 5)
Archaeological important hedge: HLC-defined pre-C18th enclosure (Part II, 5)
Archaeological important hedge: HLC-defined pre-C18th enclosure (Part II, 5)
Archaeological important hedge: HLC-defined pre-C18th enclosure / Associated with HER site MSF14644 / Parish boundary (Part II, 5, 3 and 1) Archaeological important hedge: HLC-defined pre-C18th enclosure / Associated with HER site MSF14644 & MSF14645 (Part II, 5 and 3)
Archaeological important hedge: HLC-defined pre-C18th enclosure / Associated with HER site MSF14645 (Part II, 5 and 3)
Archaeological important hedge: HLC-defined pre-C18th enclosure (Part II, 5)
Footpath is
bounded by a series of frequent
mature trees that forms an
archway along route and creates its
20 24a 10 yes Special engineering to give narrow breach
Archaeological important hedge: HLC-defined pre-C18th enclosure (Part II, 5)
visual setting,. No opportunity exists to form trenches
Yes SLA Yes
around trees. Footpath is
bounded by a series of frequent
mature trees that forms an
archway along route and creates its
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27a 27b 27c 29a 29
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28a 31a
10
yes yes
yes yes yes yes yes no
yes yes yes
Special engineering to give narrow breach Approximate 35m hedgerow breach
Special engineering to give narrow breach Approximate 35m hedgerow breach Approximate 35m hedgerow breach Approximate 35m hedgerow breach Approximate 35m hedgerow breach n/a
Special engineering to give narrow breach Should be able to avoid
Approximate 35m hedgerow breach
Archaeological important hedge: HLC-defined pre-C18th enclosure (Part II, 5)
Yes Yes
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
visual setting,. No opportunity exists to form trenches
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes Yes
Yes SLA Yes around trees. Yes
Micro routing, recongfiguration of standard trench profiles and alteration to working methods to reduce workign width to fit existing gaps between trees and their Root Protection Area (RPA).
Micro routing, recongfiguration of standard trench profiles and alteration to working methods to reduce workign width to fit existing gaps between trees and their Root Protection Area (RPA).
Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes
Archaeological important hedge: Associated with HER site MXS22613 (Part II, 3)
Archaeologically Important (Part II 1-5)and Botanically Important Hedgerows (Part II 7 (3) ( Listed as Schedule J DCO)
EngineeringWorks Hedges important under the Hedgerow Regulations
Hedgerows supporting Protected Species (Part II 6 (3)
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
Yes Yes Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
n/a Landscape Information Identified in
Hedgerows adjacent to public right of way (Part II 8)
Yes Yes
Yes
ES as visually important
Landscape Designation
focal point hedgerows
Significant Residual Effects
Hedges with 5 Barbastelle or 200 bat passes
Hedges with 1 Barbastelle bats
Detailed Engineering methods to eliminate significant residual effects
n/a n/a Bat information
Yes Yes
Yes
n/a
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