PREVIOUSLY DEVELOPED LAND/BROWNFIELD LAND DEFINITIONS ANALYSIS - June 2013
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1 London Plan 2011, Glossary, p306
2 Record from Environment Dept extract (attached)
3 NPPF Annex 2 p55
4 Jacobs land u plan
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5 extract Jacobs Botanical Survey Report June 09 para 4.1 (attached)
6 Fig 3.2 – Open Space by type - Atkins 2003 Open Spaces Sport Asssment report LBH (attached)
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8 London Plan Glossary p297
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9 NPPF p54
10 London Plan 2011 p305
11 OS old map 1951-2 (coordinates 528736 191624)
13 See Fig 3.2 Open Space by type – Atkins (attached)
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Footnote 2 ENVIRONMENT AGENCY RECORD
Historic landfill (Grid reference: X: 528,895.25; Y: 191,597.17)
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Site name Site address First waste
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Friern Barnet Sewage works Pinkham Way, Bounds Green, Friern Barnet 31 DEC 1940 31 DEC 1980
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Extract: Friern Barnet Former Sewage Works
Botanical Survey在线英文字典
June 2009
4.1 Site value asssment
The site is ud on occasion by dog-walkers and in the past has clearly been subject to fly-tipping in the form of dumped burnt-out cars, however public access during the summer months appears far more limited – probably due to the den nature of much of the vegetation. The site is not currently subject to any habitat management and it is likely that this has been the ca for veral decades. Due to this many of the mature trees on the boundary of the site have suffered from wind damage or become decayed causing branches to fall off leaving open wounds, splits and cracks. The trees may potentially be ud by roosting bats and breeding birds, thereby supporting protected species.
The site at Friern contains a high diversity of plant species and is designated as a Site of Borough Grade I Importance for Nature Conrvation, the citation of which notes that it is a typically diver wasteland site with high botanical diversity and supports a good range of wildlife. The site is therefore considered to be a valuable habitat, especially due to the size and location in such an urbanid environment, with the most valuable habitats being the more diver woodland-edge areas, the ruderal areas and the mature trees.
