restricts views in application to justify the BS5837:2012 and a and out, proposal. Accordingly the proposed tree particularly from proposed felling of the 19 management plan to the north and west. trees, may have a significant include this area of land. adverse impact on the overall The management plan Views from the visual amenities of this would need to record the bridge and village important area, due to their species of trees and their are restricted by positive contribution to the condition, specify a self settled trees appearance and character of coppice rotation for the and shrubs. the Darley Abbey willows and and include Conservation Area and to the schedule of appropriate Dense and World Heritage Site and the works for the trees within overgrown consequent loss of habitat the application area. The vegetation creates which contribute to the management plan should areas of heavy designated Local Wildlife also take into account the shade and limited Site along the River sites wildlife interest and surveillance. Derwent. where possible any dead trees could be retained The proximity of and monolithed to house the River Derwent deadwood habitats. is not evident throughout the site. The majority of the views from the mills site are
restricts views in and out, particularly from the north and west. Views from the bridge and village are restricted by self settled trees and shrubs. Dense and overgrown vegetation creates areas of heavy shade and limited surveillance. The proximity of the River Derwent is not evident throughout the site. The majority of the views from the mills site are application to justify the proposal. Accordingly the proposed felling of the 19 trees, may have a significant adverse impact on the overall visual amenities of this important area, due to their positive contribution to the appearance and character of the Darley Abbey Conservation Area and to the World Heritage Site and the consequent loss of habitat which contribute to the designated Local Wildlife Site along the River Derwent. BS5837:2012 and a proposed tree management plan to include this area of land. The management plan would need to record the species of trees and their condition, specify a coppice rotation for the willows and and include schedule of appropriate works for the trees within the application area. The management plan should also take into account the sites wildlife interest and where possible any dead trees could be retained and monolithed to house deadwood habitats.
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