and private spaces. The landscaping scheme should refer to hard surfaces, boundary treatment and all soft landscaping proposed, including who will be responsible for the maintenance of these areas. Landscape Visual Where an application is Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments Impact Assessment proposed in open should be carried out by a suitably qualified countryside or other landscape architect, in line with the current sensitive locations (at guidelines for Landscape and Visual Impact the officers discretion), Assessment. Such an assessment is likely to including areas consider the landscape and visual baseline, adjacent to residential the impact on landscape character, the properties or close to a impact on visual character by means of Public Right of Way, consideration of viewpoints, Zones of Visual then this document is Influence, and proposed mitigation required to assess the impact upon the environment Open Space All new residential This should include how the proposed Assessment developments over 10 development incorporates new public open dwellings space or recreational facilities , including play spaces for children, the assessment should also provide the justification for this Site Waste Management All major applications For all major developments – a detailed Plan statement will be required which should include bin storage areas, waste disposal details and recycling scheme. For new housing developments – the layout plan should clearly show where wheelie bins will
and private spaces. The landscaping scheme should refer to hard surfaces, boundary treatment and all soft landscaping proposed, including who will be responsible for the maintenance of these areas. Landscape Visual Impact Assessment Where an application is proposed in open countryside or other sensitive locations (at the officers discretion), including areas adjacent to residential properties or close to a Public Right of Way, then this document is required to assess the impact upon the environment Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments should be carried out by a suitably qualified landscape architect, in line with the current guidelines for Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment. Such an assessment is likely to consider the landscape and visual baseline, the impact on landscape character, the impact on visual character by means of consideration of viewpoints, Zones of Visual Influence, and proposed mitigation Open Space Assessment All new residential developments over 10 dwellings This should include how the proposed development incorporates new public open space or recreational facilities , including play spaces for children, the assessment should also provide the justification for this Site Waste Management Plan All major applications For all major developments – a detailed statement will be required which should include bin storage areas, waste disposal details and recycling scheme. For new housing developments – the layout plan should clearly show where wheelie bins will
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