Information in relation to conditions 8, 9 and 10 of planning application 22/01133/B giving details for lizard hibernaculm, open space maintenance and bird boxes and hedgehog fencing.

Why Was This Approved?

• ✓Discharge of conditions relating to wildlife mitigation from an earlier permission (22/01133/B)
• ✓Approved wildlife details include a lizard hibernaculum, butterfly bank, bat boxes on each dwelling, and nesting boxes for collared doves, owls, and martins
• ✓Hedge retention, removal, tree protection zones, and new native hedge planting set out in submitted mitigation drawings
• ✓Bee bricks included as built-in features on dwellings
• ✓ecology
• ✓trees

This application sought approval of details required by conditions 8, 9, and 10 of an earlier planning permission (22/01133/B) for a residential development at fields near Bretney Road, Jurby. The submitted documents covered wildlife mitigation measures for Phase 2 of the development. The approved details include a lizard hibernaculum, a butterfly bank, built-in bat boxes at high level on each dwelling, collared dove nesting boxes, owl boxes, martin boxes, bee bricks, and hedgehog fencing. The mitigation drawings also set out which existing hedges are to be retained or removed, tree protection zones, and areas of new native hedgerow planting. The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture approved the submitted information on 12 September 2024, confirming the details satisfy the relevant conditions.

The application was approved on 12 September 2024 under delegated powers. It discharged conditions 8, 9, and 10 attached to an earlier planning permission by providing the required details for wildlife mitigation measures, open space maintenance, and bird boxes and hedgehog fencing.

Planning History (2)

Documents (10 · 3 superseded)