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Trees for rear gardensPlanted as selected standardsAmelanchier arborea ‘Robin Hill’ Crataegus monogyna ‘Alboplena’Ilex aquifolium ‘Nellie Stevens’Malus ‘Evereste’Malus ‘Golden Hornet’Malus sylvestris Prunus ‘Accolade’Prunus padus Sorbus aria ‘Lutescens’Sorbus aucuparia

Open Space TreesPlanted as semi-mature & advanced nursery stockAcer campestreBetula pendulaCarpinus betulusPinus sylvestrisPrunus aviumQuercus roburTilia cordata ‘Green Spire’

Native MixPlanted as transplants & advanced nursery stockAcer campestre Cornus sanguinea Corylus avellana Crataegus monogyna Euonymus europaeusIlex aquifolium Prunus spinosa Quercus roburTaxus baccata

Trees for Front GardensTrees planted as advanced nursey stockAmelanchier arborea ‘Robin Hill’ Amelanchier lamarkii (multi-stem) Ilex aquifolium ‘Nellie Stevens’Magnolia ‘Susan’ (multi-stem) Sorbus aria

Street & Verge TreesPlanted as semi-mature & advanced nursery stockAcer campestre ‘Elsrijk’Acer platanoides ‘Cleveland’Carpinus betulus ‘Frans Fontaine’Corylus colurnaLigustrum japonicum (between plots 72 and 127)Tilia cordata ‘Rancho’

Trees for Parking CourtsPlanted as semi-mature & advanced nursery stockAcer platanoides ‘Cleveland’Pyrus calleryana ‘Chanticleer’

Street & Verge Trees

Open Space Trees

Tree Images

Tree Location Plan

SANG(subject to separate application)

PARCEL O1(subject to separate application)

Informal Hoggin surface path

Native hedgerow and tree planting along the boundary to provide a visual

buffer to the adjacent countryside

Ecological NotesEcological permeability is to be primarily maintained throughout Parcel T through the retention and enhancement of the boundary tree lines, hedgerows and associated habitats as a green and dark corridor linkage. Permeability will additionally be provided by a green corridor linkage north of Princess Marina Drive, which will cater for a range of species (e.g. bats and amphibians) with its combined tree line and SuDS (including ponds and swales). These areas will function as ecological corridors linking to the nearby Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace (SANG) which is being specifically created and managed for protected and notable species. Hedgerow and tree line enhancement planting of native species will enhance the Parcel T boundary which is a known commuting and foraging corridor for bats. This will also provide nesting habitat for birds and provide enhanced habitat for hedgehogs, reptiles and amphibians. The grass verges are to be enhanced as woodland understorey and flower rich grassland where appropriate to benefit invertebrates and other species by association. The SuDS is to comprise a mix of wet, seasonally wet and dry habitat areas and incorporate a range of marginal and aquatic plants.

Planting within the residential areas (verges, hedgerows and trees) will benefit urban associated species such as nesting birds, hedgehogs and some bat species.

Text by AECOM

Bridleway link onto Commonfield Lane

Native hedgerow along the Bridleway to provide separation between the development and Bridleway

Segregated footpath/cycleway

Princess Marina Drive

BridlewayNative hedgerow

Section BBScale 1:200

Section AAScale 1:200

Open farmland beyond site boundary

Mixed native hedge & road verge to front garden

Proposed house

Existing trees to site boundary protected and retained with infill buffer planting comprising native trees & shrubs to create dense screen

Existing Oaks retained & crown lifted to allow views across and allow more light for planting ground floraExisting trees removed, predominately Ash

Car parkProposed house

3 bar fence lineRoad

Woodland fringe planting

Woodland fringe planting

Grass road verge

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A

B

A

SUDs & Water Associated Tree PlantingPlanted as multi-stems & advanced nursery stockAlnus glutinosa (multi-stem)Cornus mas (multi-stem)Corylus avellana (multi-stem) Populus tremulaQuercus robur

N0 5 15 30mScale 1:500

Acer campestre Betula pendula Carpinus betulus Pinus sylvestris Prunus avium

Quercus robur Tilia cordata ‘Greenspire’

Acer campestre ‘Elsrijk’ Acer platanoides ‘Cleveland’

Carpinus betulus ‘Frans Fontaine’

Corylus colurna Ligustrum japonicumTilia cordata ‘Rancho’

Existing trees

Shrub planting

Private realm

SUD pond planted with native planting to promote bio-diversity

400x200x80mm Lavaro block to roads laid herringbone pattern. Colour Retro Geel supplied by Hardscape Ltd or similar approved

200x100x80mm precast concrete block paving to parking bays, colour Natural as supplied Marshalls or similar approved

Tegula block paving to driveways. Colour Traditional as supplied by Marshalls or similar approved

Proposed trees

Native tree planting

Native hedge planting

Hedge planting to front gardens

Public realm

Native marginal vegetation

200x100x80mm precast concrete block paving, colour Charcoal as supplied Marshalls or similar approved

200x100x80mm precast concrete block paving to roads, colour Natural as supplied Marshalls or similar approved

Tegula block paving to roads. Colour Traditional as supplied by Marshalls or similar approved

Legend

Hoggin gravel path

450x450mm buff paving stack pattern, as supplied by Hardscape Ltd or similar approved

Bitumen macadam surface to street carriageway and path

Bridleway - Flexi-pave

10m foul water sewer easement

Attenuation feature

Application boundary

MurdochM

ickhamLandscape Architecture & Masterplanning

The Tithe BarnBradbourne HouseEast MallingKentME19 6DZ

T: 01732 752780F: 01732 752799

mail@murdochwickham.comwww.murdochwickham.com

Job Title

Client

Drawing Title

Date May 2016Scale 1:500 @ A0

Drawing no. Rev.

Arborfield Parcel T

Crest Nicholson

Landscape Masterplan

1438/001 D

Drawn JM

Revisions