CR6 — Trees and landscape.

The Council will require the protection of existing tr compliment existing or create new, high quality gre benefits. To deliver this the Council will: a. resist the loss of trees unless: i. the tree is dead, dying or dangerous; ii. the tree is causing significant damage to adja iii. the tree has little or no amenity value; iv. felling is for reasons of good arboricultural p b. resist development which results in the damage c. require where practicable an appropriate replace d. require that trees are adequately protected throu e. require new trees to be suitable species for the l surrounding landscape and townscape f. require landscape design to: i. be fit for purpose and function; ii. be of a high quality and compatible with the s iii. clearly defined as public or private space; iv. optimise the benefit to wildlife habitat; g. serve Tree Preservation Orders or attach planni amenity value that are threatened by developme Servicing 21.3.34 Servicing requirements add to the alread particularly harmful to the appearance an 21.3.35 The servicing of sites, including coach a street loading bays, are essential for a s is primarily residential in nature, there ar London which carry very high levels of tr traffic congestion, an impact on bus ope potential to create disturbance, particula Management Plan and/or Coach Manag movement of all service vehicles and mi residential amenity, road function and pe 21.3.36 The provision of servicing is a balancing the safe and efficient management of se hindered, while on the other, the Counci is not detrimental to the character or app amenity. As the nature of the borough is rees and the provision of new trees that een areas which deliver amenity and biodiversity acent structures; practise. e or loss of trees of townscape or amenity value; ement for any tree that is felled; ughout the course of development; location and to be compatible with the surrounding landscape, and townscape character; ing conditions to protect trees of townscape or ent. dy high demands on our roads and can be nd safe functioning of the street. and other vehicle parking, refuse storage and offsite to function as intended. Although the borough re several strategic traffic routes into and out of raffic. Servicing in the borough can give rise to erations, conflict with pedestrians, and has the arly in or adjacent to residential areas. A Servicing gement Plan will ensure the safe and effective inimise any potential negative impacts on edestrian safety. g act. On one hand, the Council needs to ensure ervicing vehicles so that the road network is not il wishes to ensure that the physical servicing area pearance of an area, or detrimental to residential s predominantly high density residential, the impacts of servicing can have a wider re strategic importance.

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