fields, providing extensive views over Wrington Vale required for such sites (see paragraph 2.19 of to the south and south-west. This is well used as a the council’s updated Background Paper on picnic area, for general recreational purposes and LGS). as a stop-off for people walking up and down Wrington Hill. Land to the west of Suggest that this site be designated for LGS. It is a No. Agricultural land not considered to warrant Garstons Orchard, grassed area immediately to the west of the open LGS designation. (see paragraph 3.4 of the Wrington stream where it flows out from the village. Within the council’s updated Background on LGS). Conservation Area but outside the settlement boundary. Fits with the character of the village and has public amenity value. Significant ecological value related to the stream, the trees and hedging both along its banks and elsewhere on the field boundary. Surveys have demonstrated that the field and trees are used by foraging bats. 1.74Ha. Land at the junction of Suggest that this site be designated for LGS. It is Yes, attractive area of grass with trees. a Alburys with West Hay small plot planted with trees and crossed by a public Road, Wrington footpath. The land is within the Conservation Area and provides an open but valued green approach to the settlement. 0.25ha. Moor Rd Site in particular the Orchard should not be allocated Land at Moor Road, Yatton is proposed for for development but should be given a Local Green housing development in the SAP. The council’s Space designation. updated Background on LGS, (paragraph 3.8) indicates that land allocated for development in emerging or adopted local plans will not normally be appropriate for LGS designation. Paragraph 007 of the relevant section of national Planning Practice Guidance on LGS, states that
fields, providing extensive views over Wrington Vale to the south and south-west. This is well used as a picnic area, for general recreational purposes and as a stop-off for people walking up and down Wrington Hill. required for such sites (see paragraph 2.19 of the council’s updated Background Paper on LGS). Land to the west of Garstons Orchard, Wrington Suggest that this site be designated for LGS. It is a grassed area immediately to the west of the open stream where it flows out from the village. Within the Conservation Area but outside the settlement boundary. Fits with the character of the village and has public amenity value. Significant ecological value related to the stream, the trees and hedging both along its banks and elsewhere on the field boundary. Surveys have demonstrated that the field and trees are used by foraging bats. 1.74Ha. No. Agricultural land not considered to warrant LGS designation. (see paragraph 3.4 of the council’s updated Background on LGS). Land at the junction of Alburys with West Hay Road, Wrington Suggest that this site be designated for LGS. It is a small plot planted with trees and crossed by a public footpath. The land is within the Conservation Area and provides an open but valued green approach to the settlement. 0.25ha. Yes, attractive area of grass with trees. Moor Rd Site in particular the Orchard should not be allocated for development but should be given a Local Green Space designation. Land at Moor Road, Yatton is proposed for housing development in the SAP. The council’s updated Background on LGS, (paragraph 3.8) indicates that land allocated for development in emerging or adopted local plans will not normally be appropriate for LGS designation. Paragraph 007 of the relevant section of national Planning Practice Guidance on LGS, states that
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