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Planning Schedule Date: 10/08/2004 - Stroud District Council

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<strong>Planning</strong> <strong>Schedule</strong> <strong>Date</strong>: <strong>10</strong>/<strong>08</strong>/<strong>2004</strong><br />

Policy N2 relates to the protection of special areas for conservation,<br />

including key wildlife sites, and which the site bounds. The measures for<br />

mitigation which form part of the Section <strong>10</strong>6 Agreement will result in<br />

non significant effects on this area of designation. Species will be<br />

relocated prior to construction and specialist advice confirms such<br />

mitigation measures are acceptable. The scheme therefore complies<br />

with the Policy. The same is said of Policy N3 which seeks to protect<br />

species that are protected.<br />

Policy N4 relates to the protection of features such as trees, hedgerows<br />

and vegetation which helps to conserve and enhance bio diversity. The<br />

proposals include the provision of new landscaping proposals and the<br />

retention of trees and hedgerows. A condition is also imposed regarding<br />

finite landscaping details which will enhance bio diversity. The<br />

development is in compliance with this policy.<br />

Regard has been had to the impact the proposals will have on the<br />

Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and which the stadium site<br />

abuts and which the new playing field is within. Policies N6, N7 and N8<br />

relate to the landscape and the effect any development will have upon<br />

such. Natural features will be conserved where possible and it has not<br />

been possible to find an alternative location within the district to provide<br />

the proposed facilities. The sites are on the edge of the urban boundary<br />

or within it and a proven need has been established. Whilst the scale of<br />

the stadium is large the landscape form and pattern of development has<br />

been examined and not considered to be unacceptable.<br />

Policy N9 restricts development in high quality landscape designations<br />

unless the benefits of the scheme outweigh the importance of the<br />

designation. The scheme is viewed as one which has a large community<br />

benefit and will provide facilities for a wide number of persons in the<br />

community. The public benefit of the proposal outweighs the importance<br />

of the landscape designation of which the site only partially lies within.<br />

Policy N12 relates to the provision of high quality landscaping. The<br />

development plans have provided a structural landscaping scheme and<br />

a condition is imposed regarding detailed landscaping for the site which<br />

will further enhance the quality of the development.<br />

Policies R1 and R3 relate to developments which would result in the loss<br />

of play space in public or private ownership. The Policy seeks to restrict<br />

the loss of outdoor play space unless the equivalent amount of land of<br />

similar quality, quantity and accessibility is provided elsewhere. The<br />

scheme provides for this and is therefore considered to comply with the<br />

requirements of these policies.<br />

2. In reaching the <strong>Council</strong>'s decision it has taken into account the<br />

information supplied in the applicant's Environmental Statement, Further<br />

Information and representations made about the Environmental<br />

Statement by the Public and Consultees.<br />

3. The Local Highway Authority will require the developer to enter into a<br />

legally binding agreement to secure the proper implementation of the<br />

proposed highway works including an appropriate bond.<br />

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