Green Wedge (e) Between Glenfield towards Beaumont Leys, Anstey and Groby – Parcel A

Purpose Question Assessment

could adversely affect the green lung function of the parcel by leaving it more isolated, however it is understood that Charnwood will consult with Blaby District regarding green infrastructure on this land as part of development proposals.

• Overall Assessment for Purpose 3 No specific designations or assets are present to support the green lung function although the land hosts pockets of vegetation. The tree and hedgeline features provide linkages of vegetation to the surrounding areas including into the more urban environment. The land currently connects to a wider green wedge in neighbouring authorities. This may be affected by the housing allocations in these authority's plans, however it is understood some green wedge would be retained and there would be consultation regarding green infrastructure. Purpose Score: Moderate contribution.
• Provide a recreation resource. Question 4A. Does the land contain public access routes Answer 4A: The public footpath J70 runs along the northern boundary of the site although is primarily a narrow dirt track. Access to the main part of the

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