Ecological Asset Desktop Assessment of Local Plan Sites

Burnley Borough Council

December 2016 Supplement

By Lancashire Environment Record Network

Contents Background ...... 1 Ecological Asset Desktop Appraisal...... 1 Methodology ...... 3 Results ...... 3 Table 1 Description of fields used in the attribute table and spreadsheet...... 3 Land Allocation Summary Reports ...... 10 Table 2. Site Report Order ...... 10 Appendix 1: Summary Site Plans and Reports ...... 11 Appendix 2: BHS Descriptions ...... Appendix 3: Lancashire Key Species Search Results and Definition ...... Table 3. Summary of Lancashire Key Species Identified in the Desk-top Assessment ...... Appendix 4 Using LERN interactive PDFs ......

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Background

The Natural Environment and Rural Communities (NERC) Act came into force on 1st Oct 2006. Section 40 of the Act requires all public bodies to have regard to biodiversity conservation when carrying out their functions. This is commonly referred to as the ‘Biodiversity duty.’

Each local planning authority should ensure that the Local Plan is based on adequate, up-to-date and relevant evidence about the environmental characteristics and prospects of the area (NPPF 158).

Planning policies and decisions should be based on up-to-date information about the natural environment and other characteristics of the area. Working with Local Nature Partnerships where appropriate, this should include an assessment of existing and potential components of ecological networks (NPPF 165).

Local planning authorities should seek opportunities to achieve each of the economic, social and environmental dimensions of sustainable development, and net gains across all three. Significant adverse impacts on any of these dimensions should be avoided and, wherever possible, alternative options which reduce or eliminate such impacts should be pursued. Where adverse impacts are unavoidable, measures to mitigate the impact should be considered. Where adequate mitigation measures are not possible, compensatory measures may be appropriate (NPPF 152).

Ecological Asset Desktop Appraisal

This desktop appraisal is one of a number prepared by Lancashire Environment Record Network (LERN) for Burnley Borough Council. Arising from the consultation on the Preferred Options Local Plan, this report considers new sites and any existing sites that have been extended in a way that may increase the possibility for impacts on an ecological feature.

The appraisal has investigated the relationship between 15 sites being considered for allocation for development, and information on ecological assets which is held by the LERN. These assets include records of designated sites, protected and priority species, and other environmental assets of significance.

Consideration of such features will help a local planning authority demonstrate that it has fulfilled its requirements in respect of the relevant legislation and guidance such as the NPPF, NERC Act etc.

This report (with accompanying GIS layers) details the information sources checked and whether they are relevant to individual land allocations. The information provided is purely factual and contains no opinions as to the merits or desirability of the allocation of particular sites. It is recommended that appropriate advice is sought in

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respect of the implications of the information provided. Such advice is available from specialist environmental consultancies.

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Methodology

Allocation locations, preferably as polygons, are provided by the local planning authority. If supplied as individual allocation boundaries then these are compiled into a single layer.

Within ArcMap GIS the allocations are compared spatially to locations of designated sites and known environmental features and records of protected species and other species considered important in a local context including: Species of European Importance, NERC Act S41 species, Lancashire BAP Long List species, Invasive Non-native Species etc. Such species are collectively referred to as Lancashire Key Species (LKS). A definition of LKS appears as Appendix 3.

Where Site Allocations coincide, are adjacent to, or are within a specified distance of, an environmental asset then the layer attribute table is updated to indicate this.

Results

Results are presented in the form of a PDF document with interactive maps and a number of ESRI shapefiles which can be viewed in an appropriate GIS.

Table 1 (below) describes the attributes defined in the primary assessment shapefile. The attribute table for this shapefile is also provided as a MS Excel spreadsheet. Each row in the spreadsheet relates to a single land allocation.

Summary Site Reports including maps of Site Allocations are given in Appendix 1. N.B. Because multiple overlapping environmental features may relate to a single Site Allocation the mapping is presented in the form of interactive PDFs in which the individual map features can be turned on or off to aid clarity and feature attributes can be viewed. Introductory guidance on the use of interactive PDFs is given in Appendix 4.

Site reports and boundary plans for the Biological Heritage Sites in the vicinity of the Site Allocations appear as Appendix 2.

Records for Lancashire Key Species identified by this report are plotted on the site plans and provided as an Excel spreadsheet. To assist interpretation the LKS are mapped according to their 'status' e.g. NERC Act S41; Wildlife and Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 and 8 etc. It is not uncommon for a single species to have multiple statuses and, as a consequence, the same record may appear multiple times on a single map. The value in the FID and OBSKEY fields can be used to identify the corresponding records in both the PDF maps and the spreadsheet.

Information relating to other datasets identified (e.g. Phase 1 Habitat Survey) can be provided on request to inform subsequent decision-making.

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Table 1 Description of fields used in the attribute table and spreadsheet. Other attribute fields may be retained to aid allocation identification if they were contained in the datasets originally provided by the LPA.

Attribute Description Rationale NPPF Field para ref

FID A number identifying the record.

Site_Ref The reference number used for the land allocation.

ID_ An alternative reference number used for the (draft) land allocation.

Location The name used for the (draft) land allocation.

Area The area of the polygon in hectares.

Grid_Ref A grid reference for the land parcel.

Use Any proposed land use.

Comment Any contextual comments.

Anc_Tree Any coincident with trees identified Identifies the presence of aged or 118 in the Ancient Trees Survey veteran trees found outside register ancient woodland.

AWI Any coincident or adjacent (<10m) Identifies the presence of ancient 118 sites identified in the Ancient woodland habitat. Woodland Inventory (v3.4)

BAP_LL Any coincidence with Lancashire The lists comprise species of 109 Biodiversity Action Plan draft Long biodiversity significance in 121 List species records (at 100m, or Lancashire). The list indicates greater, precision and excluding species over which particular species also listed on NERC S41). consideration is needed whether through Development Control, land management or agri- environment schemes.

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Attribute Description Rationale NPPF Field para ref

Bats Any bat records within 400m of To highlight known bat activity in 117 site. the vicinity.

BHS1 Any coincidence or adjacent Locally identified wildlife site. 113 (<10m) of Biological Heritage Sites 121

CCM Any coincidence with Clitheroe Indicates further geological 109 Castle Museum geological records. information is available. 117 121 Most of the records in the CCM dataset have now been Circular appraised and the most 06/2005 significant have been identified as Local Geodiversity Sites.

GeoLancashire may be able to provide further advice.

EuropPS Any coincidence with records (at European Protected Species are 117 100m, or greater, precision) for animals and plants that receive species listed on The Conservation protection under The of Habitats and Species Conservation of Habitats and Regulations 2010 Species Regulations 2010.

GCN Any coincidence with, or within GCN is a priority species often 121 250m of, known Great Crested encountered in the development Newt records. Coincidence management process. indicated by year of record.

HDL Any coincidence with, or within Historic designed landscapes not 128 250m of, Historic Designed identified on the National Landscapes (point locations) Register. identified in the Bennis & Dyke 1998 study. Contact [email protected] for further details.

Work to capture the extent of the HDL features is currently underway. Where this has been undertaken the HDL Boundary is also shown on the mapping.

HWS Any coincidence with sites Provides context for woodland on 117 identified in the Lancashire Historic site. 118 Woodland Survey. This study compared woodland appearing on 6" to one mile mapping (1840s), with the situation in c.2000, to

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Attribute Description Rationale NPPF Field para ref

identify:

Ancient Woodland Polygons which appear to currently support woodland and are shown in the Ancient Woodland Inventory and on the 1st edition mapping.

Other Old Woodland Polygons which appear to currently support woodland and are shown on the 1st edition mapping but do not appear in the Ancient Woodland Inventory.

Due to shape and location they appear to be of semi-natural origin though plantations with some semi-natural features may also be included.

Recent Woodlands and Old Plantations Polygons that appear to have developed a woodland cover since the 1st edition mapping or polygons that appeared to be plantations on the 1st edition mapping due to shape and location and sometimes with a significant coniferous element.

Lost Woodland Polygons that appear wooded on the 1st edition mapping but no longer appear to support woodland.

IBA Any coincidence with areas Important Bird Areas are identified as Important Bird Areas. identified by RSPB.

INNS Any coincidence with records (at Any development on site should 100m, or greater, precision) for take account of the presence, Invasive Non-native Species and avoid the spread of, INNS. (INNS).

LEN_Grass Coincidence with the following LEN is currently (March 2013) 99 components of the Lancashire under development and is not 109 Ecological Network (LEN): included in this appraisal. 113 114 • Core Area (100m) The attribute table only identifies 117 • Stepping Stone/Habitat the site's proximity to the 'highest 121 (50m) level' LEN feature according to • Sub 3km Corridor (50m) the following hierarchy: • >3km Corridor (0m) Intersects Core Area Intersects Stepping Stone/Habitat Intersects sub 3km Corridor Within 100m Core Area Within 50m Stepping Stone/Habitat Within 50m sub 3km Corridor Intersects > 3km Network

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Attribute Description Rationale NPPF Field para ref

LEN_Wood As LEN_Grass As LEN_Grass 99 109 113 114 117 121

LGS1 Any coincidence or adjacent Locally identified wildlife site. 113 (<10m) Local Geodiversity Sites 117 (aka GHS & RIGs). 121

Circular 06/2005

'Lancashire Key Species' is used LKSnotINNS Any coincidence with records (at 117 100m, or greater, precision) for to collectively refer to species species identified as Lancashire considered to be of significance Key Species with the exception of in Lancashire, see Appendix 3 for Invasive Non-native species. definition.

LNR1 Any coincident or adjacent (<10m) Statutory nature conservation 113 Local Nature Reserves. designation. 121

LPO1 Any coincidence with Limestone 113 Pavement Orders. 121

NERC S41 Any coincidence with records (at Species of Principal 109 100m, or greater, precision) for Importance (aka priority 117 species listed on Section 41 of the species) 121 Natural Environment and Rural Communities (NERC) Act 2006. The S41 list is used to guide decision-makers such as public bodies, including local and regional authorities, in implementing their duty under section 40 of the NERC Act 2006, to have regard to the conservation of biodiversity in England, when carrying out their normal functions.

NIA Coincidence with a Nature NIAs are “Ecological Restoration 117 Improvement Area Zones” as proposed by the 121 Making Space for Nature Review.

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Attribute Description Rationale NPPF Field para ref

NNR1 Any coincident/adjacent National Statutory nature conservation 113 Nature Reserves. designation. 121

OthSurvey Has the site been subject to any Indicates further ecological 109 other known surveys. Coincidence information is available for the 121 indicated by year of survey. site.

Peat Any coincidence with peat on 6" to Indicates former presence of 109 one mile geological drift maps. wetland habitats and potential for restoration. Circular 06/2005

Phase1TN Any coincidence with target notes Indicates further ecological 109 from the Lancashire Phase 1 information is available for the 121 Habitat Survey. site.

PHI Any coincidence (<10m) with Indicates the presence of Priority 117 features identified in Natural Habitats. England's Priority Habitats Inventory (v2.1).

Pond Any ponds within the site or within Indicates where a site potentially 109 100m or 250m. Pond locations are contains features which may 121 derived from OS MasterMap warrant investigation prior to (inland open water <2.5ha). N.B. development. MasterMap does not distinguish between still and flowing water; some 'ponds' may in fact be small, isolated, stretches of flowing water.

Only the 'highest' match is indicated in the results table.

Ramsar1 Any coincidence with, or within International nature conservation 113 400m of, Ramsar sites. designation. 121

SAC1 Any coincidence with, or within International nature conservation 113 400m of, Special Areas of designation. Conservation 121

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Attribute Description Rationale NPPF Field para ref

transmission; highway schemes.

Reference: Wind Turbines, Sensitive Bird Populations and Peat Soils: A Spatial Planning Guide for on-shore wind farm developments in Lancashire, Cheshire, Greater Manchester and Merseyside. RSPB & LWT 2008

SPA1 Any coincidence with, or within International nature conservation 113 400m of, Special Protection Areas designation. 121

SSSI1 SSSI Any coincidence with Sites of Statutory nature conservation 113 Impact Risk Special Scientific Interest or any designation. 121 Zones coincidence with SSSI Impact Risk Zones (IRZs) appropriate to the The SSSI IRZs are a GIS tool/dataset class of development proposed for developed by Natural England. They define zones around each SSSI which the land allocation. reflect the particular sensitivities of the features for which it is notified and This is a preliminary assessment indicate the types of development only. The appropriateness of a proposal (e.g. housing, employment, infrastructure, agriculture etc.) which particular IRZ will ultimately could potentially have adverse impacts. depend on the scale and nature of individual planning applications IRZs can be used by LPAs to consider which may come forward on a whether a proposed development is likely given site. to affect a SSSI and determine whether they will need to consult Natural England.

IRZs can be used by those planning applications to help them to consider whether a proposed development is likely to affect a SSSI and choose whether to seek pre-application advice from Natural England.

WaterVole Any coincidence with, or within Water Vole is a priority species 109 250m of, Water Vole records made often encountered in the 121 since 2005. Coincidence indicated development management by year of record. process.

WV_Alert Any coincidence with the Water The alert and key areas identify 109 Vole Alert Layers identified by the areas known to support water 121 National Water Vole Database and vole populations and suggest Mapping Project. where some of the more robust populations may be found. Alert areas used relate to the 2007- 2012 data set (distributed Aug To date three tiers of mapping have been 2014). produced:

Alert Area 0.5km buffer of (rivers within 1.5km of) Water Vole record made since 2005.

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Attribute Description Rationale NPPF Field para ref

Areas of 6 km2 and over.

Regional Key Area RKA are identified by selecting Alert Areas of 35 km2 and over.

WCA158 Any coincidence with records (at 100m, or greater, precision) for species listed on Schedules 1, 5 or 8 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act.

1 Site designations which coincide or part intersect LDF allocations are referred to by their reference numbers or names. Site designations which are adjacent to LDF allocations are referred to as "site ref adjacent" ('adjacent' may be abbreviated to 'adj' or 'adjac'). Where a LDF allocation coincides with one designation and is also adjacent to another, then the adjacent sites are enclosed in parentheses eg '45NE08 (LSCLA adjacent)'

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Land Allocation Summary Reports

Table 2. Site Report Order

FID Site Ref Location GridRef Area Ha Use Local Plan Stage

8 HS1/30 Brampton House SD845352 0.6 Housing PO 9 HS1/32 Clevelands Road South SD837316 0.4 Housing PO 4 HS1/19 Coronation SD795331 0.9 Housing PO Avenue/Thompson Street 6 HS1/27 Former Dexter Paints SD817326 0.8 Housing PO 2 HS1/17 Former Gardner Site SD827321 1.4 Housing PO 1 HS1/15 Former Heckenhurst SD867327 2.9 Housing IOAS* Reservoir 11 EMP1/9 Innovation Drive SD858336 1.0 Employment PO 5 HS1/26 Land adjacent 2 Queens SD852331 0.9 Housing PO Park Road 7 HS1/29 Land at Oswald Street SD839336 0.6 Housing PO 3 HS1/24 Land NW of Sycamore SD821327 0.8 Housing PO Avenue 13 EMP1/5 Land south of Network SD801311 13.3 Employment IOAS 65 14 HS1/3? Lodge Mill SD840347 2.7 Housing PSD 0 HS1/7 Ridge Wood SD851334 0.9 Housing PO 10 HS1/33 Whalley Road SD787339 0.5 Housing PO 12 EMP1/10 Widow Hill Rd (South) SD863342 0.6 Employment PO

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Appendix 1: Summary Site Plans and Reports

N.B. The PDF maps in the following sections are interactive, map layers can be turned on and off. See Appendix 4 for a user guide.

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Site Report: Brampton House

Attribute Name Summary Search Results

Location details Location Ref(s) HS1/30

Location Grid Ref SD845352

Location Area (ha) HS1/30

Enduse Housing

Comment FID = 8

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Not within significant IRZs

National Nature Reserve Not Present

Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Not present

Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Within 250m

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species No records held

NERC Act Sect 41 No records held

Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 No records held & 8 Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan Long No records held List Lancs Key Species (not INNS) No records held

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) Invasive Non-native Species recorded within 250m

Great Crested Newt (within 250m) No records held

Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) No records held

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Intersects: Lost Woodland feature

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Site Report: Brampton House Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Not present

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Not present

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Within 100m of site in Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Phase 1 Target Note Not present

Pond Present No ponds mapped

Priority Habitats Inventory Not known to be present

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Local Plan Site Priority Habitat Inventory v2.1 Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Deciduous woodland Historic Woodland Sites Lost Woodland Site Report: Clevelands Road South Burnley Local Plan Sites Ecological Asset Desktop Assessment

Site Report: Clevelands Road South

Attribute Name Summary Search Results

Location details Location Ref(s) HS1/32

Location Grid Ref SD837316

Location Area (ha) HS1/32

Enduse Housing

Comment FID = 9

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Not within significant IRZs

National Nature Reserve Not Present

Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Not present

Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Within 250m

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species No records held

NERC Act Sect 41 No records held

Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 No records held & 8 Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan Long No records held List Lancs Key Species (not INNS) No records held

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) No records held

Great Crested Newt (within 250m) No records held

Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) No records held

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Within 100m of feature in Historic Woodland Survey

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Site Report: Clevelands Road South Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Not present

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Not present

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Within 100m of site in Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Phase 1 Target Note Not present

Pond Present Pond mapped within 250m

Priority Habitats Inventory Intersects National Priority Habitat Inventory dataset: Deciduous Woodland

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Location details Location Ref(s) HS1/19

Location Grid Ref SD795331

Location Area (ha) HS1/19

Enduse Housing

Comment FID = 4

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Not within significant IRZs

National Nature Reserve Not Present

Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Within 250m of BHS: 73SE13 - Pollard Moor, Hapton Common and Bently Wood Green Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Within 250m

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species No records held

NERC Act Sect 41 No records held

Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 WCA Sch 1,5 or 8 species record(s) within site (Bat species) & 8 Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan Long No records held List Lancs Key Species (not INNS) No records held

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) Invasive Non-native Species recorded within 250m

Great Crested Newt (within 250m) No records held

Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) Bat roost record within site (2010).

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Intersects: Lost Woodland feature

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

Site Report: Coronation Avenue/Thompson Street Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Not present

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Intersects < 3km Corridor

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Within 250m of site in Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Phase 1 Target Note Not present

Pond Present No ponds mapped

Priority Habitats Inventory Adjacent National Priority Habitat Inventory dataset: Deciduous Woodland

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!______!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Towing Path !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!______!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ED & Ward Bdy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Leeds and Liverpool Canal !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!229 Leeds Liverpool Canal_ _ (new)______!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Post !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ______!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!7!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! _!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!______!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!A _!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!______!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Maden Fold Bridge !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CC _!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!______!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 32 E!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!131.4m ______!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 10 ______Mast (Telecommunication) ______

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SALTBURN STREET 304

306 1

ALLENDALE STREET Allendale

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MAP LAYERS1 CAN BE TURNED ON AND OFF TO AID CLARITY 9

Burnley Local Plan Site Allocations ± Metres Ecology Desk-top Assessment for: Former Dexter Paints 0 30 ")*#

Local Plan Site Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Site Report: Former Dexter Paints Burnley Local Plan Sites Ecological Asset Desktop Assessment

Site Report: Former Dexter Paints

Attribute Name Summary Search Results

Location details Location Ref(s) HS1/27

Location Grid Ref SD817326

Location Area (ha) HS1/27

Enduse Housing

Comment FID = 6

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Not within significant IRZs

National Nature Reserve Not Present

Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Not present

Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Not known to be present

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species No records held

NERC Act Sect 41 No records held

Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 No records held & 8 Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan Long Record(s) of LBAP species within 100m of site List Lancs Key Species (not INNS) No records held

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) Invasive Non-native Species recorded within 250m

Great Crested Newt (within 250m) No records held

Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) No records held

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Not present

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

Site Report: Former Dexter Paints Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Not present

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Not present

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Adjacent Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Leeds Liverpool Canal (new) Phase 1 Target Note Not present

Pond Present No ponds mapped

Priority Habitats Inventory Not known to be present

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

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MAP LAYERS CAN BE TURNED ON AND OFF TO AID CLARITY 77 HAROLD STREET 79 E 42 83 81 156.2m Burnley Local Plan Site Allocations ± Metres Ecology Desk-top Assessment for: Former Gardner Site 0 40

Local Plan Site Historic Woodland Sites Lost Woodland Site Report: Former Gardner Site Burnley Local Plan Sites Ecological Asset Desktop Assessment

Site Report: Former Gardner Site

Attribute Name Summary Search Results

Location details Location Ref(s) HS1/17

Location Grid Ref SD827321

Location Area (ha) HS1/17

Enduse Housing

Comment FID = 2

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Not within significant IRZs

National Nature Reserve Not Present

Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Not present

Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Not known to be present

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species No records held

NERC Act Sect 41 No records held

Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 WCA Sch 1,5 or 8 species record(s) within 250m & 8 Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan Long No records held List Lancs Key Species (not INNS) Other Key Species record(s) within 250m of site

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) Invasive Non-native Species recorded within 250m

Great Crested Newt (within 250m) No records held

Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) Bat roost within 400m

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Intersects: Lost Woodland feature

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

Site Report: Former Gardner Site Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Not present

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Not present

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Within 250m of site in Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Phase 1 Target Note Not present

Pond Present Pond mapped within 250m

Priority Habitats Inventory Not known to be present

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

Date: 02/12/2016 Path: V:\S&P\Planning\R&I\Environmental\LERN\Data_Requests\Burnley_BC\LocalPlan20161121\Site Plans_20161125.mxd5 Path (um) © Crown copyright. All rights reserved. Lancashire County Council 100023320 2016.

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MAP4 LAYERS CAN BE TURNED ON AND OFF TO AID CLARITY E Burnley Local Plan Site Allocations ± Metres Ecology Desk-top Assessment for: Former Heckenhurst Reservoir 0 70

Local Plan Site 5 Phase 1 Target Notes Historic Woodland Sites Lost Woodland

l Site Report: Former Heckenhurst Reservoir Burnley Local Plan Sites Ecological Asset Desktop Assessment

Site Report: Former Heckenhurst Reservoir

Attribute Name Summary Search Results

Location details Location Ref(s) HS1/15

Location Grid Ref SD867327

Location Area (ha) HS1/15

Enduse Housing

Comment FID = 1

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Not within significant IRZs

National Nature Reserve Not Present

Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Not present

Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Within 250m

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species No records held

NERC Act Sect 41 Record(s) of NERC S41 species within 250m of site

Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 No records held & 8 Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan Long Record(s) of LBAP species within 250m of site List Lancs Key Species (not INNS) Other Key Species record(s) within 250m of site

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) Invasive Non-native Species recorded within 250m

Great Crested Newt (within 250m) No records held

Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) No records held

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Within 100m of feature in Historic Woodland Survey

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

Site Report: Former Heckenhurst Reservoir Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Not present

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Not present

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Within 250m of site in Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Phase 1 Target Note Within 100m Phase 1 Target Note

Pond Present Pond mapped within 250m

Priority Habitats Inventory Not known to be present

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

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* Lancs Key Species - not INNS # Lancs Key Species - INNS ") Lancashire BAP Biological Heritage Site Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 5 Phase 1 Target Notes Site Report: Innovation Drive Burnley Local Plan Sites Ecological Asset Desktop Assessment

Site Report: Innovation Drive

Attribute Name Summary Search Results

Location details Location Ref(s) EMP1/9

Location Grid Ref SD858336

Location Area (ha) EMP1/9

Enduse Employment

Comment FID = 11

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Within Air Pollution IRZs

National Nature Reserve Not Present

Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Partially within BHS: 83SE02 - Michelin Factory and Smallshaw Industrial Estate Grounds. Adjacent BHS: 83SE01 - River Don - Brun Valley Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Within 250m

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species Record(s) of European protected species within 100m (Great Crested Newt)

NERC Act Sect 41 Record(s) of NERC S41 species within site

Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 WCA Sch 1,5 or 8 species record(s) within site (4 amphibs) & 8 Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan Long Record(s) of LBAP species within site List Lancs Key Species (not INNS) Other Key Species record(s) within 250m of site

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) Invasive Non-native Species recorded within 250m

Great Crested Newt (within 250m) GCN record within 250m

Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) No records held

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Within 100m of feature in Historic Woodland Survey

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

Site Report: Innovation Drive Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Intersects Stepping Stone/Habitat

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Within 100m Core Area

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Partially within Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Michelin Factory Phase 1 Target Note Within 100m Phase 1 Target Note

Pond Present Pond mapped within 250m

Priority Habitats Inventory Adjacent National Priority Habitat Inventory dataset: Deciduous Woodland

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

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11 Burnley Local Plan Site Allocations ± Metres Ecology Desk-top Assessment for: Land adjacent 2 Queens Park Road 0 40

Local Plan Site Priority Habitat Inventory v2.1 Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Deciduous woodland Site Report: Land adjacent 2 Queens Park Road Burnley Local Plan Sites Ecological Asset Desktop Assessment

Site Report: Land adjacent 2 Queens Park Road

Attribute Name Summary Search Results

Location details Location Ref(s) HS1/26

Location Grid Ref SD852331

Location Area (ha) HS1/26

Enduse Housing

Comment FID = 5

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Not within significant IRZs

National Nature Reserve Not Present

Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Within 250m of BHS: 83SE01 - River Don - Brun Valley

Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Not known to be present

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species No records held

NERC Act Sect 41 No records held

Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 No records held & 8 Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan Long No records held List Lancs Key Species (not INNS) Other Key Species record(s) within 250m of site

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) Invasive Non-native Species recorded within 250m

Great Crested Newt (within 250m) No records held

Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) No records held

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Within 250m of feature in Historic Woodland Survey

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

Site Report: Land adjacent 2 Queens Park Road Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Intersects Stepping Stone/Habitat

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Intersects Stepping Stone/Habitat

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Adjacent Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Queens Park Road Phase 1 Target Note Not present

Pond Present No ponds mapped

Priority Habitats Inventory Adjacent National Priority Habitat Inventory dataset: Deciduous Woodland

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

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!!!!!!!!!!!! Date: 02/12/2016 Path: V:\S&P\Planning\R&I\Environmental\LERN\Data_Requests\Burnley_BC\LocalPlan20161121\Site______Plans_20161125.mxd !!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!! ______!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!! © Crown copyright. All rights reserved. !!!!!!!!!!!! ______!!!!!!!!!!!! Lancashire County Council 100023320 2016. !!!!!!!!!!!! ______!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!! 095 Leeds!!!!!!!!!!!! Liverpool Canal ______!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!! ______!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!! ______122_ _ Oswald_ _ _ Street_ !!!!!!!!!!!! Community Primary School !!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!! ______83SW04_ _ _ _- Oswald_ _ _ Street_ _ !!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!FB ______!!!!!!!!!!!! Old Hall !!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!Bridge _ _ _ _ _A ______!!!!!!!!!!!!A Old Hall Farm !!!!!!!!!!!! ______!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!! ______!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!! ______!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!! ______!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!

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OSWALD STREET ______Byerden Holme

E 125.9m

Court

ARMYTAGE GROVE

3 Playground

71 A 61 _ _ _ 122.5mE _ _ _

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Local Plan Site Priority Habitat Inventory v2.1 Biological Heritage Site Good quality semi-improved grassland Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Site Report: Land at Oswald Street Burnley Local Plan Sites Ecological Asset Desktop Assessment

Site Report: Land at Oswald Street

Attribute Name Summary Search Results

Location details Location Ref(s) HS1/29

Location Grid Ref SD839336

Location Area (ha) HS1/29

Enduse Housing

Comment FID = 7

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Not within significant IRZs

National Nature Reserve Not Present

Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Adjacent to BHS: 83SW04 - Oswald Street

Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Not known to be present

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species No records held

NERC Act Sect 41 No records held

Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 No records held & 8 Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan Long No records held List Lancs Key Species (not INNS) No records held

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) Invasive Non-native Species recorded within 250m

Great Crested Newt (within 250m) No records held

Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) No records held

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Within 250m of feature in Historic Woodland Survey

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

Site Report: Land at Oswald Street Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Intersects < 3km Corridor

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Intersects < 3km Corridor

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Within 100m of site in Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Phase 1 Target Note Within 250m Phase 1 Target Note

Pond Present No ponds mapped

Priority Habitats Inventory Adjacent National Priority Habitat Inventory dataset: Good quality semi-improved grassland

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Local Plan Site *# Lancs Key Species - not INNS ") Lancashire BAP Pond Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Historic Woodland Sites Recent Woodland/Old Plantation Lost Woodland

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Site Report: Land NW of Sycamore Avenue

Attribute Name Summary Search Results

Location details Location Ref(s) HS1/24

Location Grid Ref SD821327

Location Area (ha) HS1/24

Enduse Housing

Comment FID = 3

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Not within significant IRZs

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Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Not present

Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Not known to be present

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species No records held

NERC Act Sect 41 No records held

Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 No records held & 8 Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan Long Record(s) of LBAP species within 100m of site List Lancs Key Species (not INNS) No records held

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) No records held

Great Crested Newt (within 250m) No records held

Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) No records held

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Intersects: Recent Woodlands and Old Plantations feature

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Site Report: Land NW of Sycamore Avenue Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Not present

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Not present

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Within 100m of site in Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Phase 1 Target Note Not present

Pond Present Pond mapped within 100m

Priority Habitats Inventory Not known to be present

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Site Report: Land south of Network 65

Attribute Name Summary Search Results

Location details Location Ref(s) EMP1/5

Location Grid Ref SD801311

Location Area (ha) EMP1/5

Enduse Employment

Comment FID = 13

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Not within significant IRZs

National Nature Reserve Not Present

Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Not present

Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Within 250m

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species Record(s) of European protected species within 250m

NERC Act Sect 41 Record(s) of NERC S41 species within 250m of site

Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 WCA Sch 1,5 or 8 species record(s) within 100m & 8 Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan Long Record(s) of LBAP species within 250m of site List Lancs Key Species (not INNS) Other Key Species record(s) within 250m of site

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Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) No records held

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Intersects: Lost Woodland feature

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Site Report: Land south of Network 65 Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Intersects > 3km Corridor

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Intersects < 3km Corridor

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Adjacent Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Spa Wood Phase 1 Target Note Within 100m Phase 1 Target Note

Pond Present Pond mapped within site

Priority Habitats Inventory Adjacent National Priority Habitat Inventory dataset: Deciduous Woodland

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Site Report: Lodge Mill

Attribute Name Summary Search Results

Location details Location Ref(s) HS1/3?

Location Grid Ref SD840347

Location Area (ha) HS1/3?

Enduse Housing

Comment FID = 14

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Not within significant IRZs

National Nature Reserve Not Present

Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Adjacent to BHS: 83NW11 - Leeds/Liverpool Canal Section, Old Hall Street to M65 Junction 12 Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Not known to be present

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species No records held

NERC Act Sect 41 No records held

Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 WCA Sch 1,5 or 8 species record(s) within 250m & 8 Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan Long Record(s) of LBAP species within 100m of site List Lancs Key Species (not INNS) Other Key Species record(s) within 250m of site

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) Invasive Non-native Species recorded within 250m

Great Crested Newt (within 250m) No records held

Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) Bat roost within 400m

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Intersects: Recent Woodlands and Old Plantations feature

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Site Report: Lodge Mill Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Intersects Stepping Stone/Habitat

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Adjacent to Core Area

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Adjacent Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Leeds Liverpool Canal Phase 1 Target Note Not present

Pond Present No ponds mapped

Priority Habitats Inventory Intersects National Priority Habitat Inventory dataset: Deciduous Woodland

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Site Report: Ridge Wood

Attribute Name Summary Search Results

Location details Location Ref(s) HS1/7

Location Grid Ref SD851334

Location Area (ha) HS1/7

Enduse Housing

Comment FID = 0

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Not within significant IRZs

National Nature Reserve Not Present

Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Within 100m of BHS: 83SE01 - River Don - Brun Valley

Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Within 250m

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species No records held

NERC Act Sect 41 No records held

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) Invasive Non-native Species recorded within 250m

Great Crested Newt (within 250m) No records held

Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) No records held

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Adjacent: Recent Woodlands and Old Plantations feature

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

Site Report: Ridge Wood Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Intersects Stepping Stone/Habitat

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Intersects Stepping Stone/Habitat

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Within Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Queens Park Road Phase 1 Target Note Not present

Pond Present Pond mapped within 250m

Priority Habitats Inventory Intersects National Priority Habitat Inventory dataset: Deciduous Woodland

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Site Report: Whalley Road

Attribute Name Summary Search Results

Location details Location Ref(s) HS1/33

Location Grid Ref SD787339

Location Area (ha) HS1/33

Enduse Housing

Comment FID = 10

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Not within significant IRZs

National Nature Reserve Not Present

Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Within 250m of BHS: 73SE11 - Huntroyde Demesne

Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Within 250m

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species No records held

NERC Act Sect 41 No records held

Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 No records held & 8 Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan Long No records held List Lancs Key Species (not INNS) No records held

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) Invasive Non-native Species recorded within 250m

Great Crested Newt (within 250m) No records held

Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) No records held

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Within 250m of feature in Historic Woodland Survey

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Site Report: Whalley Road Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Not present

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Not present

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Within 250m of site in Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Phase 1 Target Note Not present

Pond Present No ponds mapped

Priority Habitats Inventory Not known to be present

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Site Report: Widow Hill Rd (South)

Attribute Name Summary Search Results

Location details Location Ref(s) EMP1/10

Location Grid Ref SD863342

Location Area (ha) EMP1/10

Enduse Employment

Comment FID = 12

Ecology site designations Special Area of Conservation (within Not Present 400m) Special Protection Area (within 400m) Not Present

Ramsar site (within 400m) Not Present

SSSI and SSSI Impact Risk Zones No Coincidence with SSSI. Within Air Pollution IRZs

National Nature Reserve Not Present

Local Nature Reserves Not Present

Limestone Pavement Order Not present

Biological Heritage Site Adjacent to BHS: 83SE01 - River Don - Brun Valley

Local Geodiversity Site Not present

Ancient Woodland Inventory Not present

Ecology SLA Consultation Zone No longer relevant

Historic Designed Landscapes Within 250m

Nature Improvement Area Not present

Clitheroe Castle Musuem database Not present

Species details European Protected Species Record(s) of European protected species within site (Great Crested Newt)

NERC Act Sect 41 Record(s) of NERC S41 species within site

Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 WCA Sch 1,5 or 8 species record(s) within site (GC Newt) & 8 Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan Long Record(s) of LBAP species within site List Lancs Key Species (not INNS) Other Key Species record(s) within site (Bee Orchid)

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS) Invasive Non-native Species recorded within 250m

Great Crested Newt (within 250m) GCN record within site

Water Vole records Not records held

Water Vole Alert Area Not present

Sensitive Bird Ares Not present

Bat records (within 400m) No records held

Ancient Trees Survey Not present

Important Bird Area Not present

Habitat details Historic Woodland Survey Within 100m of feature in Historic Woodland Survey

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Site Report: Widow Hill Rd (South) Attribute Name Summary Search Results Lancashire Woodland Ecological Network Intersects Stepping Stone/Habitat

Lancashire Grassland Ecological Network Intersects Stepping Stone/Habitat

Peat Not present

Other Surveys Within Burnley Habitat Survey 2007 Hesandford Phase 1 Target Note Within 250m Phase 1 Target Note

Pond Present Pond mapped within 250m

Priority Habitats Inventory Adjacent National Priority Habitat Inventory dataset: Good quality semi-improved grassland

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Appendix 2: BHS Descriptions

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016 Lancashire County Heritage Sites Biological Heritage Site

Site Boundary Ref No.

Biological Heritage Sites Partnership © Lancashire County Council © The Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside Natural England

Grid ref. Scale Site approved Map

Boundary revised Date of Map Biological Heritage Sites Lancashire County Heritage Sites Partnership: © Lancashire County Council © Wildlife Trust for Lancashire Biological Heritage Site Natural England

This form may contain privileged and confidential information. Permission must be obtained from Lancashire County Council and the Wildlife Trust for Lancashire before reproducing or divulging information contained on this form to any party not directly in receipt of the form from the copyright holders.

Site Name: Huntroyde Demesne

Site Ref: 73SE11 Approved: 01 September 1993

Area (ha): 206.3 Date written/last updated: 01 August 1998

Grid Ref: SD785346 Owner/Occupier: Private

Districts: Parishes: Burnley Padiham Ribble Valley Simonstone

Description: The site comprises an estate with a high proportion of broad-leaved woodland. Scattered parkland trees are also present and some of these are estimated to be over 200 years old. Such trees are a rare and threatened habitat in Lancashire. They include pedunculate and hybrid oaks, beech and ash. The white-letter hairstreak butterfly has been recorded at the site.

In the south of the site The Dean consists of a mature beech plantation with sycamore and pedunculate oak occupying a moderately steep-sloping clough above Dean Brook. Small areas of the wood are dominated by pine and larch. The understorey comprises rhododendron with hazel, hawthorn, holly and rowan. The field layer includes ramsons, opposite-leaved golden-saxifrage, bluebell, enchanter’s-nightshade, wood horsetail, dog’s mercury, wood-sorrel, wood sage and remote sedge. Giant hogweed is present.

In the south-east Fiery Wood comprises broad-leaved and mixed plantation. Sycamore and beech dominate with ash, pedunculate oak, wych elm, rowan and Scot’s pine. There is a patchy understorey of hawthorn and holly and locally dominant rhododendron. Species present in the ground flora include bluebell, wood-sorrel, raspberry, foxglove, red campion, hedge woundwort and broad buckler-fern. A dried-up pond is being encroached by crack willow.

In the north Ox-Hey Wood and Badger Plantation are dominated by beech and/or sycamore with occasional pedunculate and hybrid oaks.

The site provides important habitats for breeding and wintering birds. Breeding birds include grey heron, sparrowhawk, woodcock, curlew, tawny owl, great spotted woodpecker, lesser spotted woodpecker, meadow pipit, pied wagtail, lesser whitethroat, willow warbler and nuthatch. Wintering birds include fieldfare, redwing, brambling and siskin.

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Parkland and Scattered Trees (Pk1)

Butterflies and Moths (Le4)?

Other Information/Comments:

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Site Boundary Ref No.

Biological Heritage Sites Partnership © Lancashire County Council © The Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside Natural England

Grid ref. Scale Site approved Map

Site Name: Pollard Moor, Hapton Common and Bently Wood Green

Site Ref: 73SE13 Approved: 01 September 1993

Area (ha): 20.77 Date written/last updated: 01 February 2001

Grid Ref: SD794323 Owner/Occupier: Private

Districts: Parishes: Burnley Hapton

Description: The site comprises a complex mosaic of habitats including neutral grassland, acid grassland, modified bog, flushes and scattered scrub and trees. The M65 motorway, the Leeds/Liverpool Canal and the East Lancashire railway line dissect the site.

Neutral grassland is typically dominated by tufted hair-grass. False oat-grass is also abundant, Yorkshire-fog is frequent and cock’s-foot, common bent and common couch are occasional. Tall-herb species such as great willowherb, rosebay willowherb and common nettle are often abundant or locally dominant. Species-rich areas support plants including greater bird’s-foot-trefoil, common bistort, ragged-robin, common knapweed, common spotted-orchid, lesser spearwort, meadow crane’s-bill, meadow vetchling, great burnet, goat’s-beard, zigzag clover and glaucous sedge.

Acid grassland tends to be dominated by wavy hair-grass, with mat-grass co-dominant in places. Tormentil, sheep’s-fescue, creeping soft-grass and common sedge are also present. This dry grassland grades into marshy grassland with the following species: purple moor-grass, soft-rush, sharp-flowered rush, common cottongrass, hare’s-tail cottongrass, marsh thistle, heather and heath-rush.

Small, species-rich flushes are associated with the wetter areas of Pollard Moor in the south of the site. Plants occurring here include tufted hair-grass, Yorkshire-fog, hammer sedge, hard rush, soft-rush, sneezewort, ragged-robin, greater bird’s-foot-trefoil, common knapweed, common spotted-orchid, devil’s-bit scabious, selfheal, meadowsweet, glaucous sedge and carnation sedge.

There is frequent hawthorn, elder, grey willow and goat willow; occasional downy birch, pedunculate oak and bramble; and rare sycamore, holly and alder. Isolated specimens of whitebeam and gorse occur.

Guideline(s) for Site Selection: Habitat Mosaics (Hm3)

Other Information/Comments: The site includes sections of two areas of common land, namely Hapton Common (CL No. 14) and Pollard Moor (CL No. 109). North West Water laid a pipeline across the site in recent years.

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Site Boundary Ref No.

Biological Heritage Sites Partnership © Lancashire County Council © The Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside Natural England

Grid ref. Scale Site approved Map

Site Name: Barden Lane Fields

Site Ref: 83NW10 Approved: 01 January 1996

Area (ha): 2.81 Date written/last updated: 01 March 2003

Grid Ref: SD840352 Owner/Occupier: Private

Districts: Parishes: Burnley Burnley Pendle Reedley Hallows

Description: The site comprises species-rich grassland situated along the western side of the Leeds/Liverpool canal.

The western section of the site supports flushed neutral grassland with hawthorn scrub and scattered pedunculate oak. The grassland sward is dominated by common bent, creeping bent, sweet vernal-grass, Yorkshire-fog and creeping buttercup, with common knapweed, greater bird’s-foot-trefoil, selfheal, devil’s-bit scabious, meadow vetchling, sneezewort, common spotted-orchid, autumn hawkbit, meadowsweet, wild angelica, bugle and glaucous sedge.

Grassland in the eastern section has a similar composition, with additional species including pignut, cat’s-ear, common bird’s-foot-trefoil, bluebell, mouse-ear hawkweed and quaking-grass.

Guideline(s) for Site Selection: Grassland (Gr3)

Other Information/Comments:

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Site Boundary Ref No.

Biological Heritage Sites Partnership © Lancashire County Council © The Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside Natural England

Grid ref. Scale Site approved Map

Site Name: Leeds/Liverpool Canal Section, Old Hall Street to M65 Junction 12

Site Ref: 83NW11 Approved: 21 November 1997

Area (ha): 12.04 Date written/last updated: 25 February 2014

Grid Ref: SD841352 Owner/Occupier: Private Districts: Parishes: Burnley Burnley Pendle Brierfield, Reedley Hallows

Description: The site comprises a section of the Leeds/Liverpool canal, running from Old Hall Street in the south to Junction 12 of the M65 in the north. Aquatic and marginal vegetation is present in the canal itself, and the towpath and banks support a range of habitats, including species-rich grassland, tall-herb vegetation and scrub.

A rather sparse aquatic flora includes Common Duckweed, Ivy-Leaved Duckweed, Fennel Pondweed and Perfoliate Pondweed. Marginal vegetation includes species such as Gipsywort, Reed Sweet-grass, Marsh Horsetail, Reed Canary-grass, Meadowsweet, Water Mint, Marsh Woundwort, Hemlock Water-dropwort, Yellow Iris, Wild Angelica and Soft-rush.

Grassland tends to be dominated by grasses such as False Oat-grass, Yorkshire-fog and Cock’s-foot, with Red Fescue, Crested Dog’s-tail, sweet Vernal-grass and Yellow Oat-grass. Other plants present include Meadow Vetchling, Herb-robert, Meadow and Creeping Buttercup, Hedge Woundwort, Sneezewort, Common Knapweed, Tufted Vetch, Common Bird’s-foot-trefoil, Common Spotted-orchid, Tormentil, Eyebright, Zigzag Clover, Cat’s-ear, Oxeye Daisy, Bush Vetch, Broad-leaved Willowherb and Creeping Cinquefoil.

Lady-fern and Male-fern occur occasionally amidst the grassland, whilst other ferns such as Wall-rue and Maidenhair spleenwort are found on the mortared joints of walls. There are also stands of tall-herb vegetation with Rosebay Willlowherb, Common Nettle and Cleavers.

Scattered scrub is present with Osier, Goat Willow, Rusty Willow, Hawthorn, Ash, Elder, Blackthorn, Dog-rose, Sycamore, Bramble, Wych Elm, Downy Birch and Alder.

Guideline(s) for Site Selection: Artificial Habitats (Ar1)

Other Information/Comments:

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Site Boundary Ref No.

Biological Heritage Sites Partnership © Lancashire County Council © The Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside Natural England

Grid ref. Scale Site approved Map

Site Name: River Don - Brun Valley

Site Ref: 83SE01 Approved: 01 September 1993

Area (ha): 57.41 Date written/last updated: 01 June 1998

Grid Ref: SD859335 Owner/Occupier: Private Public Districts: Parishes: Burnley Briercliffe, Worsthorne-with-Hurstwood

Description: The site comprises an extensive mosaic of habitats situated along approximately 3.5km of the Rivers Don and Brun. Included are areas of species-rich grassland, flushes, broad-leaved woodland and scrub. Some of the woodland is ancient, semi-natural in character.

Goit Wood and Scrogg’s Wood in the north-west of the site support semi-natural woodland and scrub. Downy birch dominates, accompanied by abundant pedunculate oak, sycamore and alder. Rowan, hawthorn and hazel are frequent and wych elm, bird cherry, ash and sessile oak are occasional. The ground flora is dominated by creeping soft-grass, with frequent bluebell, wood-sorrel, lady-fern, broad buckler-fern and bramble. Flushed areas support species such as opposite-leaved golden-saxifrage, giant horsetail, marsh hawk’s-beard, meadowsweet and marsh-marigold. The remains of an old mill stream (The Goit) on the edge of Goit Wood flows into a fishing pond used as a breeding site by common toad. Land to the north-west, above the wood, supports a diverse mixture of planted and natural scrub over species-rich grassland. Scrub includes willows, hawthorn, rowan, hazel, ash, blackthorn, pedunculate oak, common alder and grey alder. Ground flora species include meadow crane’s-bill, greater bird’s-foot-trefoil, selfheal, common spotted-orchid, perforate St. John’s-wort, zigzag clover, marsh woundwort, meadowsweet and glaucous sedge.

On the south side of the River Brun, Ridge Wood is a semi-natural woodland dominated by alder and ash, with downy birch, rowan and sycamore. The ground layer supports abundant creeping soft-grass and broad buckler-fern, and frequent bluebell, wood-sorrel, bramble and butterbur. Other species present include dog’s mercury, opposite-leaved golden-saxifrage, meadowsweet and giant horsetail. To the west and east of Ridge Wood there is planted scrub of varying age and composition. On the lower slopes the planted scrub merges with semi-natural scrub, including hawthorn, goat willow and grey willow. Open areas support acid and neutral, flushed grassland with species such as meadowsweet, wild angelica, selfheal and common spotted-orchid.

The central and eastern sections of the site support substantial areas of species-rich, neutral grassland (with scattered scrub). Sweet vernal-grass, common bent, crested dog’s-tail and Yorkshire-fog tend to dominate, accompanied by plants such as cat’s-ear, greater bird’s-foot-trefoil, selfheal, sneezewort, common knapweed, autumn hawkbit, bitter-vetch, wild strawberry, devil’s-bit scabious, yellow rattle, eyebright and great burnet. Flushed areas contain species such as reed canary-grass, rushes, great willowherb, marsh-marigold, greater bird’s-foot-trefoil, ragged-robin, marsh violet and common valerian. More acidic grassland occurs in places with mat-grass, wavy hair-grass and sheep’s-fescue. A diverse range of scrub species occur, including alder, hawthorn, blackthorn, pedunculate oak, grey willow, crack willow, ash and rowan.

A very rich ground flora is found in woodland in a deep gully to the south-west of Cockden and at Runklehurst Wood (to the east of Musty Haulgh). Species present include bluebell, red campion, sanicle, hairy woodrush, common dog-violet, wood-sorrel, enchanter’s-nightshade , yellow pimpernel, water avens and wood sage.

Page 1 of 2 10 October 2014 Districts: Parishes: Burnley Briercliffe, Worsthorne-with-Hurstwood

83SE01 River Don - Brun Valley

Guideline(s) for Site Selection: Woodland and Scrub (Wd2)

Grassland (Gr3)

Habitat Mosaics (Hm3)

Other Information/Comments:

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Site Boundary Ref No.

Biological Heritage Sites Partnership © Lancashire County Council © The Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside Natural England

Grid ref. Scale Site approved Map

Site Name: Michelin Factory and Smallshaw Industrial Estate Grounds

Site Ref: 83SE02 Approved: 01 September 1993

Area (ha): 5.14 Date written/last updated: 01 March 2001

Grid Ref: SD859339 Owner/Occupier: Private

Districts: Parishes: Burnley Briercliffe

Description: The site comprises an area of land to the east of the Michelin Tyre Factory and adjacent industrial units. Of particular interest is a pond with a seasonally fluctuating water level and associated areas of swamp, grassland and scrub.

The amphibians present include breeding great crested newts with smooth newts and common toad. The pond supports an assemblage of breeding dragonflies and damselflies - the regionally scarce emerald damselfly as well as common hawker and common darter dragonflies and azure, blue-tailed and large red damselflies.

The open water has abundant bog pondweed and common duckweed, occasional broad-leaved pondweed and common stonewort. The swampy areas beside the pond and elsewhere on the site are dominated by bulrush and common spike-rush with hard rush around the margins. Other frequent species include jointed rush, toad rush, greater bird’s-foot-trefoil, tufted forget-me-not, lesser spearwort, cuckoo-flower, glaucous sedge, marsh willowherb, common marsh-bedstraw and occasional sneezewort, common yellow sedge, great willowherb, hoary willowherb, branched bur-reed, bog mosses (Sphagnum) and narrow buckler-fern, an uncommon plant in East Lancashire.

The grasslands and disturbed ground around the pond and swampy areas includes species such as tufted hair-grass, Timothy, Yorkshire fog, yarrow, common spotted-orchid, common knapweed, creeping thistle, curled dock, creeping buttercup, field horsetail, white clover and zig-zag clover.

The adjacent scrub consists of self-sown grey willow, goat willow and silver birch with planted sycamore, grey alder, ash, crack willow and white willow.

Butterfly species include green-veined white, small heath, meadow brown, small copper, large skipper and small skipper.

Page 1 of 2 10 October 2014 83SE02 Michelin Factory and Smallshaw Industrial Estate Grounds Guideline(s) for Site Selection: Amphibians (Am1a)?

Dragonflies and Damselflies (Od4)?

Other Information/Comments: The site adjoins BHS 83SE01 River Don - Brun Valley Biological Heritage Site.Great crested newt is a European Protected Species. It is protected under UK law by the Conservation (Natural Habitats & c.) Regulations 1994 and also by the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended). This means it is illegal to kill, injure, disturb or interfere with young or adult newts, their eggs or tadpoles. It is also illegal to damage or destroy the places where they live, including their ponds and places where they hibernate.

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Site Boundary Ref No.

Biological Heritage Sites Partnership © Lancashire County Council © The Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside Natural England

Grid ref. Scale Site approved Map

Site Name: Oswald Street

Site Ref: 83SW04 Approved: 01 September 1993

Area (ha): 2.76 Date written/last updated: 01 June 1999

Grid Ref: SD839339 Owner/Occupier: Private

Districts: Parishes: Burnley Burnley

Description: The site comprises land alongside the Preston-Colne railway line which has been modified by landraising at some time prior to the 1939?45 war. It now carries a series of unimproved grasslands, tall herb and scrub communities.

The east?facing slopes support a mosaic of tall ruderal herbs, such as rosebay willowherb, and acid grassland and a small amount of heather.

The top of the mound is generally level; it supports species?rich neutral grassland. The southern half of the site is presently grazed by tethered ponies; the northern half is unmanaged. Great burnet is abundant, with frequent Lady's? mantle (Alchemilla glabra), meadow vetchling and common knapweed together with a range of other grassland species including: adder's?tongue fern, field wood?rush, glaucous sedge, bistort, selfheal, ribwort plantain and autumn hawkbit. Taller grasses such as false oat?grass and cocksfoot are present in the unmanaged area.

There are a series of shallow depressions in the central area of the mound. Here the vegetation is adapted to the damper conditions and species such as sneezewort, great willowherb, tufted hair?grass, hairy sedge and a number of rush species are present.

The species?rich grassland communities present are believed to resemble the species?rich agricultural grasslands that existed in this area prior to the last war but have now disappeared due to agricultural improvement.

The presence of meadow brown and small tortoiseshell butterflies and 5?spot burnet moth suggests that the site may also support a range of other grassland invertebrates.

Hawthorn and willow are scattered thinly over the site.

Guideline(s) for Site Selection: Grassland (Gr3)

Artificial Habitats (Ar1)

Other Information/Comments:

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Site Boundary Ref No.

Biological Heritage Sites Partnership © Lancashire County Council © The Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside Natural England

Grid ref. Scale Site approved Map

Site Name: Heald Wood

Site Ref: 83SW06 Approved: 01 September 1993

Area (ha): 2.65 Date written/last updated: 01 July 1997

Grid Ref: SD836348 Owner/Occupier: Private

Districts: Parishes: Burnley Burnley Pendle Reedley Hallows

Description: The site comprises broad-leaved woodland on the steep slopes above Pendle Water. The woodland ground flora is ancient, semi-natural in character.

The canopy is dominated by sycamore, accompanied by frequent ash, oak and beech and rare horse-chestnut. Alder is locally frequent by the river. The understorey comprises hawthorn, elder, holly, rowan, wych elm and bird cherry. Saplings of sycamore, ash and beech are common. On the upper slope the ground flora is dominated by bramble, creeping soft-grass and tufted hair-grass, with bluebell, wood-sorrel, wood anemone, red campion, hedge woundwort, wood avens and rosebay willowherb. The lower slope and areas of flat ground by the river support ramsons, herb-robert, wild angelica, marsh hawk’s-beard, enchanter’s-nightshade, opposite-leaved golden-saxifrage, lady-fern, broad buckler-fern and hairy-brome. Indian balsam is present along the river’s edge.

Guideline(s) for Site Selection: Woodland and Scrub (Wd2)

Other Information/Comments:

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Appendix 3: Lancashire Key Species Search Results and Definition

The following pages define the term Lancashire Key Species.

'Lancashire Key Species' (LKS) is used by LERN as a collective term to refer to species which have a recognised status, either (inter)nationally or locally.

Specifically, it includes species identified in one or more of the following sources:

The Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2010

Usually referred to as the 2010 Habitats Regulations they implement Council Directive 92/43/EEC on the conservation of natural habitats and of wild fauna and flora (the Habitats Directive) into national legislation. Articles 12 and 13 of the Habitats Directive contains a range of prohibitions seeking to protect species listed on Annex IV (animal and plant species in need of strict protection).

European Protected Species are animals and plants that receive protection under The Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2010.

Directive 2009/147/EC on the conservation of wild birds

Usually referred to as the Birds Directive it provides a framework for the conservation and management of, and human interactions with, wild birds in Europe. It sets broad objectives for a wide range of activities; rare or vulnerable species are listed in Annex I.

In England, the provisions of the Birds Directive are implemented through the Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981 (as amended), the Conservation (Natural Habitats, & c.) Regulations 2010 (as amended); the Offshore Marine Conservation (Natural Habitats & c.) Regulations 2007 as well as other legislation related to the uses of land and sea.

LKS includes species listed on Annexes II and IV of the Habitats Directive and Annex 1 of the Birds Directive. These species are called species of Community interest.

The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (as amended) (WCA)

This legislation implements parts of the Birds Directive 2009 and the Berne Convention (1979) into national legislation. It includes a number of Schedules which are reviewed (usually every five years) on which details of the protected species, and their level of protection, are shown. A detailed summary of the relevant sections of the Wildlife and Countryside Act, along with the protection afforded under them can be found within Paragraphs 118-122 of ODPM Circular_06/2005.

Species listed on Schedules 1, 5 and 8 are included on the list of LKS: Schedule 1 refers to Birds and their young, for which it is an offence to intentionally or recklessly disturb at, on or near an ‘active’ nest. Schedules 5 and 8 refer to protected species of wild animals and plants.

The Natural Environment and Rural Communities (NERC) Act 2006 - Habitats and Species of 2016 April v1d Principal Importance in England

The England Biodiversity List has been developed to meet the requirements of Section 41 of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act (2006). This legislation requires the Secretary of State to publish a list of species of flora and fauna and habitats considered to be of principal Lancashire Key Species Key Species Lancashire

1 V:\S&P\Planning\R&I\Environmental\Environmental_Information\Biota- Biodiversity\Species_Distribution\Key_Species\_LERN_Lancashire_Key_Species_v1d.docx importance for the purpose of conserving biodiversity.

The S41 list will be used to guide decision-makers such as public bodies, including local and regional authorities, in implementing their duty under section 40 of the Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 “to have regard” to the conservation of biodiversity in England, when carrying out their normal functions. In particular:

• Regional Planning Bodies and Local Planning Authorities will use it to identify the species and habitats that should be afforded priority when applying the requirements of Planning Policy Statement 9 (PPS9) to maintain, restore and enhance species and habitats. • Local Planning Authorities will use it to identify the species and habitats that require specific consideration in dealing with planning and development control, recognising that under PPS the aim of planning decisions should be to avoid harm to all biodiversity. • All Public Bodies will use it to identify species or habitats that should be given priority when implementing the NERC Section 40 duty.

The Protection of Badgers Act 1992

The legislation affording protection to badgers is primarily concerned with animal welfare and the need to protect badgers from activities such as baiting and deliberate harm. The Protection of Badgers Act 1992 makes it an offence to:

• Wilfully kill, injure, take, possess or cruelly ill-treat a badger, or attempt to do so;

• To intentionally or recklessly interfere with a sett (this includes disturbing badgers whilst they are occupying a sett, as well as damaging or destroying a sett or obstructing access to it.

National red lists

Red lists based on IUCN Criteria

The IUCN Red List System was first conceived in 1963 and set a global standard for species listing and conservation assessment efforts. For more than 30 years the Species Survival Commission (SSC) has been evaluating the conservation status of species and subspecies on a global scale - highlighting those threatened with extinction and promoting their conservation.

The IUCN have reviewed their categories and criteria over time to produce a clearer, more open, and easy-to-use system. For more details visit the IUCN website: https://www.iucn.org/about/work/programmes/species/our_work/the_iucn_red_list/resources/iuc n_red_list_categories_criteria/

Species in GB in the following categories of the IUCN Red List are included as Lancashire Key Species. 2016 April v1d These relate to post 2001 evaluation only. The pre-1994 'Rare' category was not included in the 1994 or 2001 criteria, (In GB, this was interpreted as species which exist in fifteen or fewer 10km squares), neither was 'Lower risk - conservation dependent', but these are still applicable to lists that have not been reviewed since 1994. Species considered under earlier ICUN criteria/assessments should be picked up under the Nationally Rare and Nationally Scarce categories, (see below). Lancashire Key Species Key Species Lancashire

2 V:\S&P\Planning\R&I\Environmental\Environmental_Information\Biota- Biodiversity\Species_Distribution\Key_Species\_LERN_Lancashire_Key_Species_v1d.docx Designation Description

Taxa which are no longer known to exist in the wild after repeated Extinct searches of their localities and other known likely places.

A taxon is Extinct in the wild when it is known to survive only in cultivation, in captivity or as a naturalised population (or populations) well outside the past range. A taxon is presumed extinct in the wild when exhaustive surveys in known and/or Extinct in the Wild expected habitat, at appropriate times (diurnal, seasonal, annual) throughout its range have failed to record an individual. Surveys should be over a time frame appropriate to the taxon's life cycle and life form.

A taxon is Critically Endangered when it is facing an extremely high Critically risk of extinction in the wild in the immediate future, as defined by Endangered any of the criteria A to E.

A taxon is Endangered when the best available evidence indicates that it meets any of the criteria A to E for Endangered, and it is Endangered therefore considered to be facing a very high risk of extinction in the wild.

A taxon is Vulnerable when the best available evidence indicates that it meets any of the criteria A to E for Vulnerable, and it is Vulnerable therefore considered to be facing a high risk of extinction in the wild.

A taxon is Near Threatened when it has been evaluated against the criteria but does not qualify for Critically Endangered, Endangered or Vulnerable now (or Lower risk- conservation dependant in the Near Threatened pre 1994 criteria), but is close to qualifying for or is likely to qualify for a threatened category in the near future. In Britain, this category includes species which occur in 15 or fewer hectads but do not qualify as Critically Endangered, Endangered or Vulnerable.

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Occurring in 15 or fewer hectads (10km X 10km grid squares) in Nationally rare Great Britain. Includes rare species qualifying under the main IUCN criteria.

Species which occur in eight or fewer 10km X 10km grid squares Nationally rare containing sea (or water of marine saline influence) within the three marine species mile territorial limit

Occurring in 16-100 hectads (10km X 10km grid squares) in Great Nationally scarce Britain. Includes rare species qualifying under the main IUCN criteria.

Species which occur in nine to 55 10km X 10km grid squares Nationally scarce containing sea (or water of marine saline influence) within the three marine species mile territorial limit.

Birds of Conservation Concern

The fourth review of the status of birds in the UK, Channel Islands and Isle of Man was published in December 2015 (http://www.bto.org/science/monitoring/psob). Using standardised criteria, 244 species were assessed and assigned to the Red, Amber or Green list of conservation concern. The assessment criteria include conservation status at global and European levels and, within the UK, historical decline, trends in population and range, rarity, localised distribution and international importance.

Species on the Red List are included as Lancashire Key Species.

Invasive Non-native Species (INNS)

Species listed in Appendix A.

Lancashire BAP Species and Lancashire BAP Long List Species

Lancashire BAP Species are those for which a Lancashire BAP Action Plan has been prepared. v1d April 2016 April v1d Lancashire BAP Long Lists contain those species which occur in Lancashire and are of significance according to the criteria previously published on Lancashire BAP website and now available on the LERN data share portal: https://ftps.lancashire.gov.uk/ (User name: LERN2 Password: 78p873Rw). Lancashire Key Species Key Species Lancashire

4 V:\S&P\Planning\R&I\Environmental\Environmental_Information\Biota- Biodiversity\Species_Distribution\Key_Species\_LERN_Lancashire_Key_Species_v1d.docx The criteria and lists have been produced by the Lancashire BAP Technical Working Group based on current available information (January 2010) and will be subject to review as new information becomes available.

The list comprises species of biodiversity significance in Lancashire and includes a number of species for which there is a published Species Action Plan (SAP). However, it is not the intention to produce SAPs for each of the species as many will be covered in general terms by HAPs. The list indicates species over which particular consideration is needed whether through Development Control, land management or agri-environment schemes.

It is intended that species action will be delivered through associated habitat action and as such the Technical Working Group will consider preparation of new SAPs on a needs basis.

For those species groups for which Long Lists have yet to be prepared or published, Key Species include species identified within the BHS selection guidelines where these are also listed in the relevant British RDB, are Nationally Scarce or occur at three or fewer localities in Lancashire.

Guidelines for the Selection of Biological Heritage Sites (2006)

The guidelines set out the basis for the selection of Biological Heritage Sites (BHS). Part 2 of the guidelines identifies lists of species which are significant in Lancashire and for which BHS may be identified. The species are broken down by taxonomic grouping; in general, the first four guidelines in each section deal with rarity from the international to the local level. BHS may be identified based on the presence of a single species, population size or geographic distribution. Refer to the published documents for more information: http://www.lancashire.gov.uk/lern/site- designations/local-sites/biological-heritage-sites/bhs-guidelines-for-site-selection.aspx

Further Information

Spreadsheets of UK species designations is maintained by JNCC: http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/page-5331 and http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/page-3408

Protected Species and the Planning System – relevant Legislation and Policy:

http://www.biodiversityplanningtoolkit.com/default.asp

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/protected-species-and-sites-how-to-review-planning-proposals

CIEEM Guidelines for EcIA http://www.cieem.net/ecia-guidelines-terrestrial-

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Taxon Name Common name EA Group Acaena novae-zelandiae Pirri-pirri-bur Higher plant Acipenser spp. Sterlet/Sturgeon Fish Ailanthus altissima Tree-of-heaven Higher plant Allium triquetrum Three-cornered garlic Higher plant Alnus cordata Italian alder Higher plant Alytes obstetricans Midwife toad Amphibian Ameiurus melas Black bullhead Fish Ameiurus nebulosus Brown bullhead Fish American mink Neovison vison Mammals Arundo donax Giant reed Higher plant Astacus astacus Noble crayfish Amphipod Astacus leptodactylus Turkish crayfish Amphipod Azolla caroliniana Carolina mosquito fern Higher plant Azolla filiculoides Water fern Higher plant Buddleja davidii Butterfly-bush Higher plant Cabomba caroliniana Carolina watershield Higher plant Cabomba caroliniana Fanwort Higher plant Carassius auratus Goldfish Fish Carpobrotus edulis Hottentot fig Higher plant Catostomus commersonii White sucker fish Fish Cercopagis pengoi Cladocera Amphipod Cercopagis pengoi fish-hook water flea Amphipod Chaetogammarus ischnus ponto-caspian species Amphipod Chaetogammarus warpachowskyi ponto-caspian species Amphipod Chelicorophium curvispinum Caspian mud shrimp Amphipod Chelicorophium curvispinum ponto-caspian species Amphipod Chelicorophium robustum ponto-caspian species Amphipod Corophium sowinsky Amphipoda Amphipod Crangonyx pseudogracilis Northern River Crangonyctid Amphipod Crassostrea gigas Pacific oyster Molluscs, Annelids, Sponges, Bryozoans Crassula helmsii Australian swamp stonecrop Higher plant Crepidula fornicata Slipper limpet Molluscs, Annelids, Sponges, Bryozoans Ctenopharyngodon idella Grass carp Fish Cyperus albostriatus 'Variegatus' Higher plant Cyperus eragrostis Tall flatsedge Higher plant Cyperus rotundus Purple nut sedge Higher plant Didemnum spp. Colonial tunicate Turnicate Didemnum vexillum Carpet sea squirt Molluscs, Annelids, Sponges, Bryozoans Dikerogammarus bispinosus ponto-caspian species Arthropod Dikerogammarus haemobaphes Demon shrimp Arthropod Dikerogammarus villosus killer shrimp Arthropod Dreissena (Dreissena) polymorpha Zebra mussel Molluscs, Annelids, Sponges, Bryozoans Dreissena bugensis rostriformis quagga mussel Molluscs, Annelids, Sponges, Bryozoans Dreissena rostriformis bugensis Mollusca Molluscs, Annelids, Sponges, Bryozoans 2016 April v1d Echinogammarus trichiatus ponto-caspian shrimp Arthropod Egeria densa Large-flowered waterweed Higher plant Eichhornia crassipes Water Hyacinth Higher plant Elodea callitrichoides South American waterweed Higher plant Elodea canadensis Canadian pondweed Higher plant Elodea nuttallii Nuttall's pondweed Higher plant Lancashire Key Species Key Species Lancashire

6 V:\S&P\Planning\R&I\Environmental\Environmental_Information\Biota- Biodiversity\Species_Distribution\Key_Species\_LERN_Lancashire_Key_Species_v1d.docx Taxon Name Common name EA Group Equisetum scirpoides Dwarf horsetail Higher plant Eriocheir sinensis Chinese mitten crab Arthropod Fallopia baldschuanica Russian-vine Higher plant Fallopia baldschuanica x japonica Japanese knotweed hybrid Higher plant Fallopia japonica Japanese knotweed Higher plant Fallopia sachalinensis Giant knotweed Higher plant Fallopia x bohemica Hybrid knotweed Higher plant Ficopomatus enigmaticus Marine tubeworm Higher plant Gunnera manicata Chile rhubarb Higher plant Gunnera tinctoria Giant rhubarb Higher plant Hemigrapsus sanguineus Asian shore crab Arthropod Hemigrapsus sanguineus Japanese shore crab Arthropod Hemigrapsus takanoi brush-clawed shore crab Arthropod Hemimysis anomala bloody red mysid Arthropod Hemimysis anomala Carrion shrimp Arthropod Heracleum mantegazzianum Giant Hogweed Higher plant Hydrocotyle ranunculoides Floating pennywort Higher plant Hypania invalida ponto-caspian worm Annelid Ictalurus punctatus Channel catfish Fish Impatiens capensis Orange balsam Higher plant Impatiens glandulifera Himalyan balsam Higher plant Jaera istri ponto-caspian species Arthropod Katamysis warpachowskyi Mysidacea Arthropod Lagarosiphon major Curly waterweed Higher plant Lemna minuta least duckweed Higher plant Lepomis gibbosus Pumpkinseed Fish Leucaspius delineatus Sunbleak Fish Limnomysis benedeni Mysidacea Arthropod Lithobates catesbeianus American bullfrog Amphibian Ludwigia grandiflora Creeping water primrose Higher plant Ludwigia palustris x repens Hybrid primrose Higher plant Ludwigia x kentiana hybrid Hampshire purslane Higher plant Lysichiton americanus American skunk-cabbage Higher plant Micropterus dolomieu Smallmouth bass Fish Micropterus salmoides Largemouth black bass Fish Mimulus guttatus Monkeyflower Higher plant Myriophyllum aquaticum Parrot’s feather Higher plant Myriophyllum heterophyllum Various-leaved water-milfoil Higher plant Neogobius gymnotrachelus Racer Goby Fish Neogobius melanostomus Round Goby Fish Neovison vison American mink Mammal Nymphoides peltata Fringed Waterlily Higher plant Obesogammarus obesus ponto-caspian species Arthropod Oncorhynchus mykiss Rainbow trout Fish Orconectes limosus Spinycheek crayfish Arthropod Orconectes virilis Virile crayfish Arthropod 2016 April v1d Oxyura jamaicensis Ruddy duck Birds Pacifastacus leniusculus North American signal crayfish Arthropod Paramysis intermedia Mysidacea Arthropod Paramysis lacustris Mysidacea Arthropod Paramysis ullskyi Mysidacea Arthropod Pelophylax ridibundus Marsh frog Amphibian Lancashire Key Species Key Species Lancashire

7 V:\S&P\Planning\R&I\Environmental\Environmental_Information\Biota- Biodiversity\Species_Distribution\Key_Species\_LERN_Lancashire_Key_Species_v1d.docx Taxon Name Common name EA Group Petasites fragrans Winter heliotrope Higher plant Petasites japonicus Giant butterbur Higher plant Pistia stratiotes Water lettuce Higher plant Pontogammarus crassus Amphipoda Arthropod Pontogammarus robustoides ponto-caspian species Arthropod Procambarus acutus White river crayfish Arthropod Procambarus clarkii Red swamp crayfish Arthropod Procambarus fallax f. virginalis Marbled crayfish Arthropod Proterorhinus marmoratus Tubenose Goby Fish Pseudorasbora parva Topmouth gudgeon Fish Rhodeus amarus Bitterling Fish Rhododendron ponticum Rhododendron Higher plant Salvinia molesta Giant salvinia Higher plant Sargassum muticum Japanese wireweed Lower plant Silurus glanis Wels catfish Fish Spartina anglica Common cord-grass Higher plant Styela clava Leathery sea squirt Molluscs, Annelids, Sponges, Bryozoans Trachemys scripta Red-eared terrapin Reptile Undaria pinnatifida Wakame Lower plant Urosalpinx cinerea American oyster drill Molluscs, Annelids, Sponges, Bryozoans Vespa velutina Asian hornet Arthropod Xenopus laevis African clawed toad Amphibian

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8 V:\S&P\Planning\R&I\Environmental\Environmental_Information\Biota- Biodiversity\Species_Distribution\Key_Species\_LERN_Lancashire_Key_Species_v1d.docx Appendix B. LKS GIS layer Metadata

Name Lancashire_Key_Species.shp (centralised points) Lancashire_Key_Species_Polygon.shp (a square proportional to the record precision)

Scale Variable depending on supplied record precision

Data Source Records collated by LERN

Description Lancashire Key Species' (LKS) is used by LERN as a collective term to refer to species which have a recognised status, either nationally or locally.

Extent Lancashire, including the unitary authorities of Blackpool and Blackburn with Darwen, to mean low water.

Creation Date 2013

Update Continuous updates to Recorder 6 database, periodic exports to GIS.

Format ArcView shapefile.

Definitive V:\S&P\Planning\R&I\Environmental\Environmental_Information\Biota- Network Biodiversity\Species_Distribution\Key_Species\ Location

Reference British National Grid.

Units Metres.

Contact Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning Group, Environment Directorate, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD Tel: 01772 533896

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N.B. Not all fields are present in all versions of the GIS layer/spreadsheet.

Field Name Description Format Field Recorder 6 Field Length BadgersAct An Act to consolidate the Badgers Yes/No 5 Protection of Badgers Act Act 1973, the Badgers Act 1991 1992 and the Badgers (Further Protection) Act 1991. Prohibits the wilful injuring, killing or taking of badgers, except as permitted by or under the Act. BAP_2007 The UK List of Priority Species (and Yes/No 5 UK Biodiversity Action Plan Habitats) contains 1150 species priority species (and 65 habitats) that have been listed as priorities for conservation action under the UK Biodiversity Action Plan (UK BAP). BatType Identifies where a bat record is Text 255 believed to relate to a roost site. BHS_Species The guidelines set out the basis for Yes/No 5 the selection of Biological Heritage Sites (BHS). Part 2 of the guidelines identifies lists of species which are significant in Lancashire and for which BHS may be identified. BirdsDirA1 Birds which are the subject of Yes/No 5 Birds Directive Annex 1 special conservation measures concerning their habitat in order to ensure their survival and reproduction in their area of distribution. As appropriate, Special Protection Areas to be established to assist conservation measures. Note that the contents of this annex have been updated in April 2003 following the Treaty of Accession. BoCC4_Red Birds of Conservation Concern 4. Yes/No 5 The fourth review of the status of birds in the UK, Channel Islands and Isle of Man was published in December 2015. Species identified as Red are included. BufferD Buffer for converting points to Integer Integer precision scaled polygons. Derived from record precision.

CommonName The vernacular name for the Text 255 Recommended Common 2016 April v1d species. Name Confiden "TRUE" if the record is supplied to Obs Confidential LERN on a confidential basis. These records are not released. Easting The Easting derived from the Double Double original Grid Ref Lancashire Key Species Key Species Lancashire

10 V:\S&P\Planning\R&I\Environmental\Environmental_Information\Biota- Biodiversity\Species_Distribution\Key_Species\_LERN_Lancashire_Key_Species_v1d.docx Field Name Description Format Field Recorder 6 Field Length GridRef Grid Reference using the British Text 12 Grid Reference National Grid HabDirA2A4 Species which are listed on Annex Yes/No 5 Habitats Directive Annex 2 2 or 4 of the Habitats Directive. - priority species Habitats Directive Annex 2 - non-priority species Habitats Directive Annex 4

INNS Species on the Natural Yes/No 5 INNS England/Environment Agency list plus Lancashire invasive species. IUCNRL2001 Species in GB in the following Yes/No 5 RedList_GB_post2001-CR categories of the IUCN Red List are RedList_GB_post2001-EN included as Lancashire Key Species. RedList_GB_post2001-EW These relate to post 2001 RedList_GB_post2001-EX evaluation only: Extinct; Extinct in RedList_GB_post2001-NT the Wild; Critically Endangered; RedList_GB_post2001-VU Endangered; Vulnerable; Near Threatened. Lancs_BAP Species for which action plans were prepared under the Lancashire Biodiversity Action Plan or species listed on the LBAP Long List. Location Location of the record. This is Text 255 Location often specified as a district, Vice County or site name. LocName The most precise location of the Text 255 Location Name record, e.g. a specific location or subsite compartment if within a BHS. NatRare Occurring in 15 or fewer hectads in Yes/No 5 Nationally Rare. Includes Great Britain. Includes rare species Red Listed taxa qualifying under the main IUCN criteria. NatScarce Occurring in 16-100 hectads in Yes/No 5 Nationally Scarce. Includes Great Britain. Includes scarce Red Listed taxa. species qualifying under the main IUCN criteria. NEAR_FID In LERN data search results this is Long the feature ID of the GIS feature Integer the NEAR_DIST relates to. In most examples the value id 0 NEAR_DIST In LERN data search results this is Double the distance in metres of the record from the feature referred v1d April 2016 April v1d to in NEAR_FID. The value will be 0 if the record lies within a polygon feature. Lancashire Key Species Key Species Lancashire

11 V:\S&P\Planning\R&I\Environmental\Environmental_Information\Biota- Biodiversity\Species_Distribution\Key_Species\_LERN_Lancashire_Key_Species_v1d.docx Field Name Description Format Field Recorder 6 Field Length NERC_S41 Species “of principal importance Yes/No 5 England NERC S.41 for the purpose of conserving biodiversity” covered under section 41 (England) of the NERC Act (2006) and therefore need to be taken into consideration by a public body when performing any of its functions with a view to conserving biodiversity. Northing The Northing derived from the Double Double original Grid Ref NR_Marine Species which occur in eight or Yes/No 5 Nationally rare marine fewer 10km X 10km grid squares species containing sea (or water of marine saline influence) within the three mile territorial limit. NS_Marine Species which occur in nine to 55 Yes/No 5 Nationally scarce marine 10km X 10km grid squares species containing sea (or water of marine saline influence) within the three mile territorial limit. OBJECTID * ArcMap system field ObsAbund Abundance field for the Text Observation_Abundance observation ObsChaDate Date the record was edited in the Date/Time Date/Time Observation Changed Date LERN database ObsComment Comment field for the observation Text Observation_Comment ObsEntDate Date the record was entered into Date/Time Date/Time Observation Entry Date the LERN database ObsKey System ID - unique ID for the Text 16 Obs Key record ObsType The type of record, e.g. 'field Observation Type record', 'reported to recorder' etc PlannLegis Covered by English planning Yes/No 5 legislation PrecisionA The precision (in metres) of the Integer Integer original record. Recorders The name(s) of the recorder(s) Text 255 who made the record. Samp_1km The 1km square in which the Text 6 Sample 1 km Square record falls (from Recorder 6). Is not listed for records with a precision less than 1km. SampCommen Any comments attached to the Text 255 Sample Comment original record.

SampDate Date the record was made. Text 255 Sample Date 2016 April v1d SampKey Record identifier used in Text 25 Sample Key Recorder6. Shape * ArcMap system field SpCommuInt Species of Community interest are Yes/No 5 listed on Annexes II and IV of the Habitats Directive and Annex 1 of Lancashire Key Species Key Species Lancashire

12 V:\S&P\Planning\R&I\Environmental\Environmental_Information\Biota- Biodiversity\Species_Distribution\Key_Species\_LERN_Lancashire_Key_Species_v1d.docx Field Name Description Format Field Recorder 6 Field Length the Birds Directive.

SurveyName The name of the survey set to Text 255 Survey Name which the record belongs as defined in Recorder6. SurvRunBy The name(s) of the individuals Text 50 Survey Run By responsible for coordinating the survey sub set used in Recorder6. TaxonName The scientific name for the species Text 255 Recommended Taxon Name Tetrad The tetrad (2km x 2km square) in Text 5 which the record lies. Is not listed for records with a precision less than tetrad. TopLoc Top-level in the location name Text 255 Top Location hierarchy. Where a record was entered for a particular BHS it will contain the BHS name. A record may lie within a BHS but the BHS name was not specified at the time of entry. TxClass The taxon class to which the Text 25 Taxon Class species belongs. TxFamily The taxon family to which the Text 25 Taxon Family species belongs. TxGroup The taxon group to which the Text 50 Taxon Group species belongs. TxLIK Record identifier used in Text 25 Taxon List Item Key Recorder6. TxOrder The taxon order to which the Text 25 Taxon Order species belongs. TxSortOrd The taxon sort order used in Long Long Taxon sort order Recorder6. Integer Integer TxStatCons Lancashire Key Species - Taxon Text 255 Taxon Stutus Constraint Designated UKLegProt All UK Legally Protected (W&C Act, Yes/No 5 Badgers and Cons Regs) - Taxon Designated WCA_Sch1 Wildlife & Countryside Act Yes/No 5 Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedule 1 (Schedule 1) WCA_Sch158 Wildlife & Countryside Act Yes/No 5 Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedules 1, 5 or 8 Scheduled 1, 5 or 8 WCA_Sch5 Wildlife & Countryside Act Yes/No 5 Wildlife & Countryside Act Schedule 5 (Schedule 5)

WCA_Sch8 Wildlife & Countryside Act Yes/No 5 Wildlife & Countryside Act 2016 April v1d Schedule 8 (Schedule 8) XCentre Double Double The Easting from the original Grid Ref centralised based on the precision value. Lancashire Key Species Key Species Lancashire

13 V:\S&P\Planning\R&I\Environmental\Environmental_Information\Biota- Biodiversity\Species_Distribution\Key_Species\_LERN_Lancashire_Key_Species_v1d.docx Field Name Description Format Field Recorder 6 Field Length YCentre Double Double The Northing from the original Grid Ref centralised based on the precision value. Year_ Text Integer Year(s) in which the record was made.

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Table 3. Summary of Lancashire Key Species Identified in the Desk-top Assessment N.B. Full details of the records appear in the spreadsheet accompanying this report.

Count of Records Last Taxon Name Common Name Taxon Group Summary Status within or Record near sites assessed Acronicta Knot Grass insect - moth 2006 National 131 rumicis Significance Agrochola litura Brown-spot insect - moth 2006 National 20 Pinion Significance Alcedo atthis Kingfisher bird 2008 European 1 Legislation Allophyes Green-brindled insect - moth 2006 National 6 oxyacanthae Crescent Significance Amphipyra Mouse Moth insect - moth 2006 National 51 tragopoginis Significance Anthus pratensis Meadow Pipit bird 2013 UK Legislation 1 Apamea remissa Dusky Brocade insect - moth 2008 National 255 Significance Aporophyla Northern Deep- insect - moth 2011 Lancashire 1 lueneburgensis brown Dart Significance Aporophyla Deep-brown insect - moth 2006 National 1 lutulenta Dart Significance Aquilegia Columbine flowering plant 2007 Lancashire 1 vulgaris Significance (native locations) Atethmia Centre-barred insect - moth 2005 National 12 centrago Sallow Significance Autographa Gold Spangle insect - moth 2006 Lancashire 81 bractea Significance Blepharita Dark Brocade insect - moth 2006 National 27 adusta Significance Brachylomia Minor insect - moth 2004 National 1 viminalis Shoulder-knot Significance Bufo bufo Common Toad amphibian 2007 UK Legislation 22 Caradrina Mottled Rustic insect - moth 2006 National 51 morpheus Significance Celaena Haworth's insect - moth 2006 National 12 haworthii Minor Significance Celaena Crescent insect - moth 2000 National 1 leucostigma Significance Cerura vinula Puss Moth insect - moth 2005 Lancashire 4 Significance Charadrius Little Ringed bird 1988 UK Legislation 1 dubius Plover Chesias legatella Streak insect - moth 2001 National 1

Prepared by: Lancashire Environment Record Network, C/O Planning and Environment, Lancashire County Council, PO Box 100, County Hall, Preston. PR1 0LD [email protected] 13th December 2016

Count of Records Last Taxon Name Common Name Taxon Group Summary Status within or Record near sites assessed Significance Chiasmia Latticed Heath insect - moth 2006 National 25 clathrata Significance Chloroclysta Dark Marbled insect - moth 2005 Lancashire 9 citrata Carpet Significance Cottus gobio Bullhead bony fish 2011 European 3 (Actinopterygii) Legislation

Crangonyx Crangonyx crustacean 1998 Invasive Non- 2 pseudogracilis pseudogracilis native Species Diarsia rubi Small Square- insect - moth 2006 National 273 spot Significance Ecliptopera Small Phoenix insect - moth 2006 National 143 silaceata Significance Elodea Canadian flowering plant 2007 Invasive Non- 4 canadensis Waterweed native Species Elodea nuttallii Nuttall's flowering plant 1998 Invasive Non- 1 Waterweed native Species Ennomos Dusky Thorn insect - moth 2006 National 1 fuscantaria Significance Entephria Grey Mountain insect - moth 2000 National 1 caesiata Carpet Significance Eremobia Dusky Sallow insect - moth 2005 Lancashire 1 ochroleuca Significance Eugnorisma Autumnal insect - moth 2006 National 29 glareosa Rustic Significance Eulithis Spinach insect - moth 2006 National 9 mellinata Significance Fallopia japonica Japanese flowering plant 2013 Invasive Non- 5 Knotweed native Species Hepialus humuli Ghost Moth insect - moth 2006 National 43 Significance Heracleum Giant Hogweed flowering plant 2007 Invasive Non- 1 mantegazzianum native Species Hoplodrina Rustic insect - moth 2005 National 9 blanda Significance Hyacinthoides Bluebell flowering plant 2007 UK Legislation 12 non-scripta Hydraecia Rosy Rustic insect - moth 2006 National 145 micacea Significance Hydraecia Butterbur insect - moth 2006 Lancashire 2 petasitis Significance

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Count of Records Last Taxon Name Common Name Taxon Group Summary Status within or Record near sites assessed Hypericum Tutsan flowering plant 2009 Lancashire 1 androsaemum Significance (native locations) Impatiens Indian Balsam flowering plant 2012 Invasive Non- 11 glandulifera native Species Lepidium Dittander flowering plant 2015 National 4 latifolium Significance Lestes sponsa Emerald insect - 1998 Lancashire 2 Damselfly dragonfly Significance (Odonata) Libellula Broad-bodied insect - 2000 Lancashire 6 depressa Chaser dragonfly Significance (Odonata) Libellula Four-spotted insect - 2000 Lancashire 1 quadrimaculata Chaser dragonfly Significance (Odonata) Lissotriton Palmate Newt amphibian 2007 UK Legislation 18 helveticus Lissotriton Smooth Newt amphibian 2007 UK Legislation 31 vulgaris Lithomoia Golden-rod insect - moth 2001 Lancashire 3 solidaginis Brindle Significance Macaria wauaria V-moth insect - moth 2006 National 16 Significance Meconopsis Welsh Poppy flowering plant 2007 National 2 cambrica Significance (in native locations) Melanchra Dot Moth insect - moth 2006 National 151 persicariae Significance Melanchra pisi Broom Moth insect - moth 2006 National 162 Significance Meles meles Eurasian terrestrial 2001 UK Legislation 1 Badger mammal Mesoligia Rosy Minor insect - moth 2006 National 110 literosa Significance Mythimna Shoulder- insect - moth 2006 National 24 comma striped Significance Wainscot Noterus Smaller insect - beetle 1998 National 1 crassicornis Noterus (Coleoptera) Significance Ophrys apifera Bee Orchid flowering plant 2004 Lancashire 2 Significance Orthosia gracilis Powdered insect - moth 2006 National 56

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Count of Records Last Taxon Name Common Name Taxon Group Summary Status within or Record near sites assessed Quaker Significance Pinus sylvestris Scots Pine conifer 2007 National 2 Significance (in native locations) Pipistrellus Pipistrelle Bat terrestrial 2015 UK Legislation 3 species mammal Pipistrellus Common terrestrial 2011 UK Legislation 3 pipistrellus Pipistrelle mammal Rana temporaria Common Frog amphibian 2007 UK Legislation 26 Rhododendron Rhododendron flowering plant 1990 Invasive Non- 2 ponticum native Species Salmo trutta Brown/Sea bony fish 2011 National 2 Trout (Actinopterygii) Significance

Satyrium w- White-letter insect - butterfly 2014 UK Legislation 1 album Hairstreak Spilosoma White Ermine insect - moth 2008 National 130 lubricipeda Significance Spilosoma Buff Ermine insect - moth 2008 National 135 luteum Significance Stilbia anomala Anomalous insect - moth 2006 National 14 Significance Stratiotes Water-soldier flowering plant 1998 International 1 aloides Status Sturnus vulgaris Starling bird 2013 National 1 Significance Sympetrum Black Darter insect - 1999 Lancashire 1 danae dragonfly Significance (Odonata) Syngrapha Scarce Silver Y insect - moth 2011 Lancashire 11 interrogationis Significance Thera juniperata Juniper Carpet insect - moth 2006 Lancashire 26 significance Timandra comae Blood-Vein insect - moth 2006 National 1 Significance Triturus cristatus Great Crested amphibian 2013 European 43 Newt Legislation Turdus Song Thrush bird 2013 National 2 philomelos Significance Tyria jacobaeae Cinnabar insect - moth 2006 National 57 Significance Xanthia icteritia Sallow insect - moth 2006 National 38 Significance

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Count of Records Last Taxon Name Common Name Taxon Group Summary Status within or Record near sites assessed Xestia agathina Heath Rustic insect - moth 2005 National 8 Significance

Taxon Name Common Name Taxon Group Latest Status Count of Record Summary Records

Alauda arvensis Skylark bird 2013 European 2 Legislation

Alcedo atthis Kingfisher bird 1998 European 1 Legislation

Alisma Narrow-leaved flowering plant 2007 Lancashire 1 lanceolatum Water-plantain Importance

Anguilla anguilla European Eel bony fish 2011 European 1 (Actinopterygii) Legislation

Anthus pratensis Meadow Pipit bird 2014 European 14 Legislation

Apamea remissa Dusky Brocade insect - moth 2001 UK Legislation 1

Bufo bufo Common Toad amphibian 1997 European 1 Legislation

Calopteryx Banded insect - 2002 Lancashire 1 splendens Demoiselle dragonfly Importance (Odonata)

Chiasmia Latticed Heath insect - moth 2003 UK Legislation 1 clathrata

Chiroptera Bats terrestrial 2013 European 49 mammal Legislation

Cottus gobio Bullhead bony fish 2011 European 2 (Actinopterygii) Legislation

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Taxon Name Common Name Taxon Group Latest Status Count of Record Summary Records

Crambe maritima Sea-kale flowering plant 2007 Lancashire 1 Importance

Crassula helmsii New Zealand flowering plant 2007 Invasive Non 1 Pigmyweed Native Species

Diarsia rubi Small Square- insect - moth 2002 UK Legislation 1 spot

Ecliptopera Small Phoenix insect - moth 2001 UK Legislation 2 silaceata

Elodea Canadian flowering plant 2005 Invasive Non 2 canadensis Waterweed Native Species

Emberiza Reed Bunting bird 2013 European 6 schoeniclus Legislation

Falco tinnunculus Common Kestrel bird 2014 European 2 Legislation

Fallopia japonica Japanese flowering plant 2014 Invasive Non 32 Knotweed Native Species

Gallinago Common Snipe bird 2014 European 2 gallinago Legislation

Haematopus Oystercatcher bird 1997 European 1 ostralegus Legislation

Heracleum Giant Hogweed flowering plant 2013 Invasive Non 2 mantegazzianum Native Species

Hyacinthoides Bluebell flowering plant 2009 UK Legislation 14 non-scripta

Hydrocharis Frogbit flowering plant 2007 Lancashire 1 morsus-ranae Importance

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Taxon Name Common Name Taxon Group Latest Status Count of Record Summary Records

Impatiens Indian Balsam flowering plant 2012 Invasive Non 27 glandulifera Native Species

Lepidium Dittander flowering plant 2006 Lancashire 3 latifolium Importance

Lepus europaeus Brown Hare terrestrial 2013 UK Legislation 2 mammal

Libellula Broad-bodied insect - 2000 Lancashire 7 depressa Chaser dragonfly Importance (Odonata)

Libellula Four-spotted insect - 2000 Lancashire 1 quadrimaculata Chaser dragonfly Importance (Odonata)

Locustella naevia Grasshopper bird 2013 UK Legislation 1 Warbler

Mesoligia literosa Rosy Minor insect - moth 2001 UK Legislation 2

Myotis Daubenton's Bat terrestrial 1998 European 2 daubentonii mammal Legislation

Myotis nattereri Natterer's Bat terrestrial 1998 European 1 mammal Legislation

Numenius Curlew bird 2014 European 2 arquata Legislation

Nyctalus noctula Noctule Bat terrestrial 1998 European 1 mammal Legislation

Ophrys apifera Bee Orchid flowering plant 2008 European 2 Legislation

Perdix perdix Grey Partridge bird 2013 European 1 Legislation

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Taxon Name Common Name Taxon Group Latest Status Count of Record Summary Records

Pipistrellus Pipistrelle Bat terrestrial 2013 European 4 species mammal Legislation

Pipistrellus Common terrestrial 2011 European 8 pipistrellus Pipistrelle mammal Legislation

Plecotus auritus Brown Long- terrestrial 1998 European 1 eared Bat mammal Legislation

Pluvialis apricaria Golden Plover bird 1988 European 2 Legislation

Populus nigra Black Poplar flowering plant 2007 Lancashire 6 subsp. betulifolia Importance

Rana temporaria Common Frog amphibian 1997 European 1 Legislation

Rhododendron Rhododendron flowering plant 2008 Invasive Non 10 ponticum Native Species

Salmo trutta Brown/Sea Trout bony fish 2011 UK Legislation 1 (Actinopterygii)

Saxicola rubetra Whinchat bird 2013 European 1 Legislation

Scotopteryx Shaded Broad- insect - moth 2001 UK Legislation 1 chenopodiata bar

Sphagnum Bog Moss moss 1990 European 4 Legislation

Sphagnum fallax Flat-topped Bog- moss 2007 European 1 moss Legislation

Sphagnum Sphagnum moss 1988 European 1 recurvum recurvum Legislation

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Taxon Name Common Name Taxon Group Latest Status Count of Record Summary Records

Spilosoma White Ermine insect - moth 2002 UK Legislation 1 lubricipeda

Spilosoma luteum Buff Ermine insect - moth 2002 UK Legislation 1

Sturnus vulgaris Common Starling bird 2014 European 2 Legislation

Sympetrum Black Darter insect - 1999 Lancashire 1 danae dragonfly Importance (Odonata)

Triturus cristatus Great Crested amphibian 2007 European 42 Newt Legislation

Turdus Song Thrush bird 2014 European 2 philomelos Legislation

Turdus pilaris Fieldfare bird 1998 European 1 Legislation

Tyria jacobaeae Cinnabar insect - moth 2003 UK Legislation 2

Vanellus vanellus Lapwing bird 2014 European 7 Legislation

Vipera berus Adder reptile 2013 European 1 Legislation

Xanthia icteritia Sallow insect - moth 2001 UK Legislation 1

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Appendix 4 Using LERN interactive PDFs

As part of our response to requests for environmental information we provide site and species information in the form of an interactive PDF. This guide provides an introduction to viewing the PDF using Adobe Reader. This guide was prepared using v9 and has been updated to changes in 11.0.12.

We cannot provide guidance on using any other PDF viewing software or on the Mac OS. Further guidance on using these aspects of Acrobat and Adobe Reader is available on-line.

Please send any feedback on this document or the accompanying PDF to [email protected]

1. Open the supplied PDF document.

2. When an interactive PDF is opened the Layers tab should automatically appear in the Navigation Bar (down the left hand side of the Adobe Reader window).

You also need to open the Model Tree tab . This can be found by right clicking the Navigation Bar. Model Tree is available in versions of Acrobat or Adobe Reader from 7.0.7.

3. Map Layers can be turned off and on by expanding the folders in the Layers tab and clicking the eye symbols on and off:

N.B. Where there is more than one map in a document then each map has its own set of layer controls. The controls for the map on the page being viewed are highlighted in bold text. Guidance for users of LERN interactive PDFs PDFs interactive LERN of users for Guidance 1

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4. The information in the Model Tree can be similarly expanded to show the record species name. Selecting a record species name in the upper section of the Model Tree tab will highlight the location on the map, and show other details of the record in the lowest section.

5. To make the selected objects easier to spot on the map you can turn off the background mapping layer. You can also change the selected object colour to make it stand out more on the map by selecting the Color symbol on the Model Tree:

6. Searching (keyboard shortcut 'Ctrl F') on all or part of a species name will highlight the location on the map and show the record details in the Model Tree tab. You can use the Find Next button to move through all of the records for that species name.

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V:\S&P\Planning\R&I\Environmental\Local Record Centre\data_supply\Guidance for users of LERN interactive PDFs v1-3.docx 7. The Object Data Tool can be used to select objects (record locations) in the view. A selected record is surrounded by a coloured box: In Acrobat Reader version XI the Object Data tool is found by navigating to Edit > Analysis > Object Data Tool.

N.B. Where a record location represents a single record it will be selected and its details will be shown in the Model Tree tab. Where the map symbol represents more than one record then all the symbols on the map will be selected and no record details will be displayed in the Model Tree tab.

The file export process appears to include details of some records lying beyond the map extent, if you cannot see the selected object, zoom out to be able to see beyond the page extent.

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