| Protected species records on site. Appropriate surveys and reports will be required with proposals and species, habitats and ecological connectivity protected and managed in accordance with national policies and Policies DM14 and DM15. In particular, bat, badger, and reptile surveys may be required. |
| Biodiversity enhancements, e.g. providing spaces within the building for bats, tree planting, improving the ditch for wildlife etc. should be included as part of any development proposal in accordance with Policies DM14 and DM15. |
| Open space will be sought on site. This should be provided as Communal Accessible Natural Greenspace, Equipped Natural Play Space and Informal Recreation Space and a Multi Use Games Area see Policy LU24. |
| For site constraints and specific requirements which will be sought in relation to water and sewage matters see the Council's website. Any proposed development will be expected to demonstrate an acceptable method for the management of surface water run-off. |
| Site layout should include provision to gain access to the land to the south, which may be needed to accommodate further development during future plan periods. The inclusion of adjoining land is not at this point guaranteed as it would need to undergo assessment as to its suitability for development. Site layout should also include provision for pedestrian access to the land to the north. |
| Site Reference | H0303 |
| Name | Land adjoining Hafan y Waun, Waunfawr |
| Area (ha) | 4.15 gross(Minus playing fields and area for biodiversity = 2.58 net) |
| Proposal | Residential Development: general housing with affordable housingGuide Density per ha Net Developable Area: 50Estimated yield: 129 unitsEstimated affordable units: 25.8 units |
| Site characteristics, Constraints and Requirements |
| Greenfield siteLevel topographyDevelopment should be accommodated sympathetically within the natural setting of the location and should be of a high standard of design befitting such a prominent location.CCW's LANDMAP should be consulted |