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Milton Malsor 1 60 74.7m 12 COLLINGTREE ROAD 58 33 Fog Holy Cross Church 20 32 85.3m Milton Malsor 1 36 LEGEND 2 41 Soft landscape areas adjacent Cottagesto the canal will provide foraging Existing barns to be restored to be used as both barn owl and 46 44 73 35 52 N 43 7 5 Soft landscape areas adjacent to the canal will provide foraging 1 2 39 50 41 48 habitat for commuting animals such as bats. Lighting bat mitigation. 42 habitat for commuting71 animals such as bats. Lighting 34 67 80.8m 65 GREEN 2 Area Suitable for Ecological TOWCESTER ROAD 47 63 37 STREET associated with the development will be kept to a minimum here 32 59 57 associated with the development will be kept to45 a minimum here PH COLLINGTREE ROAD 51 Mitigation (but includes 49 to ensure the creation of 'dark corridors' for wildlife. Woodland planting will include progeny of the veteran trees on to ensure the creation of 'dark corridors' for wildlife. 83.5m Pavilion 8 51 Landscape Mitigation) Chapel 53 Beech Cottage site (seeds and cuttings) alongside planting of mature trees. The Grange GP 1 The 34 Milton Parochial Posts Primary School Areas of grassland along the A43 corridor to be developed as Existing veteran trees that are to be lost will be resurrected as Areas of grassland along the A43 corridorCompass to be developed as Grange 4 Milton Hall 2 Beechcroft Playing Field Proposed Woodland Link Bungalow calcareous. NORTHAMPTON LOOP standing deadwood where possible or utilised via limb/feature Gaytonway 36 calcareous.1 Copper 82.9m 3 3 55 Mast Beeches re-attachment to retained or newly planted trees. Deadwood MILTON FB Other grassland areas within the site to beSL developed as habitat piles will be created to provide additional habitat for an 38 Other grassland COURTareas within the site to be developed as 6 3 11 species rich neutral grassland with occasional parkland trees. array of common and rare species. species rich neutral grassland with occasional parkland trees. Pond Existing Hedgerow or Thicket Spring Gardens Spinney Lodge Species rare to Northamptonshire to be plug planted at key Species rare to Northamptonshire to be plug planted at key FB Planting El Sub Sta points to attempt to establish within sward. Majority of the Landscape area to the east of the Northampton points to attempt to establish within sward. 13 9 The Coach House Maple Loop will continue to be farmed with the diverted footpath Tree House MILTON MALSOR GP Milton Cott Attenuation areas to be over dug to create a series of smaller running along railway edge. Attenuation82.6m areas to be over dug to create a series of smaller 4 Manor Lodge Proposed Blueway Link Parley Pole ponds, with varying degrees of slope to establish marginal and ponds, with varyingMilton House degrees of slope to establish marginal and aquatic planting. MP 62.5 Woodland areas to provide screening and add to woodland aquatic planting. 1 10 The Old Barn Woodbury Manor House stock in wider area. 25 Post RECTORY LANE Ecological corridors connected through a series of oversized Ecological corridors connected through81.7m a series of oversized Proposed Wildlife Hedgerow 5 El 31 Sub culverts will provide connectivity through the development for Underpass under access road to use lighting sensors to Sta culverts will provide connectivity through the development for 19 11 Link 17 29 27 maintain dark passage under road unless in use by pedestrians. wildlife. wildlife. Carriage House The passage will be designed to facilitate the passage of 6 Existing profile of Milton Malsor brook to be retained except Existing profile of Milton Malsor brook to be retained except wildlife, including bats. The surrounding landscape corridor will Oversized Culvert Habitat Link where diverted. Where appropriate the33 diverted watercourse where diverted. Where appropriate the diverted watercourse also be managed as a dark zone. will have a varying profile to give differing depths and flow rate. will have a varying profile to give differing depths and flow rate. BARN LANE 3 12 Bird and bat boxes to be distributed in appropriate locations on trees and buildings across the site Site Boundary UNIT 9 Pond 3 12 87.8m 7 8 UNIT 8 Deveron House 9 4 10 Track TOWCESTER ROAD UNIT 2 SL Track UNIT 11 UNIT 1 Willow Lodge Springfield Garage Path (um) 6 Units 1 to 35 JBJ Business Park 37 THE RAIL CENTRAL RAIL FREIGHT INTERCHANGE Abattoir 9 AND HIGHWAY ORDER 10 Factory 201[X] NORTHAMPTON ROAD 5 UNIT 3 Track ECOLOGICAL MITIGATION Pond PLAN (2 OF 4 AT 1:2500) 33 Sewage Works Nursery NORTHAMPTON ROAD Pond 1:2500 CS Key Plan A1 BC 5 (2) (o) 2.3 CG UNIT 4 24 22 34 44 UNIT 5 Planning Brunswick 0 25 50 100 150 200m Glendale 3 RC-ALG-PLN-2.3.2 F 2 UNIT 6.
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