Portinscale - Excluded Site Assessments (PDF) - Lake District ...
Portinscale - Excluded Site Assessments (PDF) - Lake District ...
Portinscale - Excluded Site Assessments (PDF) - Lake District ...
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
<strong>Site</strong> reference X1018 <strong>Site</strong> area (Ha) 0.34<br />
<strong>Site</strong> name<br />
Land between Grisedale House and Lingy Side<br />
Suggested use at Issues and Housing<br />
Options<br />
Key issues identified at Stage 2 Can issue be potentially overcome/ mitigated?<br />
through Issues and Options<br />
consultation<br />
No (give reason)<br />
Further assessment<br />
required (see below)<br />
Issues raised regarding access to<br />
Yes<br />
the site<br />
Cumulative impact of<br />
Yes<br />
development could impact upon<br />
the junctions between the A66<br />
and the local road network within<br />
the settlement.<br />
Stage 3<br />
No Yes<br />
Is the site available? ? ?<br />
<strong>Site</strong> characteristics<br />
Located on the western edge of the village of <strong>Portinscale</strong>, the site is an agricultural field<br />
accessed via a small wooden gate off a private single track.<br />
The site slopes gently to the south with a group of mature trees to the southern edge of the field.<br />
A post and wire fence bounds the field with a section of mature hedgerow abutting the private<br />
track to the west.<br />
This infill site is flanked to the north by the property ‘Grisedale House’ and to the south ‘Lingy<br />
Side’, fields to the east and across the track to the west another residential property ‘Robin’s<br />
Field’.<br />
The character of the site is essentially rural but with several large detached properties set within<br />
their own grounds is in close proximity to the site.<br />
Further Can issues be overcome/ mitigated?<br />
issues/opp Are there opportunities for enhancement?<br />
ortunities to<br />
consider<br />
Issues and opportunities<br />
Green = no issue<br />
Amber = issues can be addressed<br />
through mitigation<br />
Red = Issue cannot be satisfactorily<br />
addressed<br />
= Opportunity for enhancement<br />
Accessibility The site is accessed off a narrow private road which runs virtually parallel<br />
with the main road that runs through the village. There are no footways<br />
along this stretch of road, however because it is for private use it is lightly<br />
used which is reflected in its designation as a public footpath. Development<br />
of the site is unlikely to have a significant detrimental effect on the public<br />
right of way.<br />
Archaeology<br />
Biodiversity/<br />
Geodiversity<br />
There are no archaeological features on this site or in close proximity.<br />
A preliminary desk top assessment of designations has been undertaken to<br />
identify any sites which are located within 250 metres of Special Areas of<br />
Conservation, <strong>Site</strong>s of Special Scientific Interest, Special Protection Areas,<br />
National Nature Reserves, Local Nature Reserves, RAMSAR sties, County<br />
Wildlife <strong>Site</strong>s, and Regionally Important Geological and Geomorphological