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Representation ID: 23862
Received: 22/03/2021
Respondent: Norfolk Biodiversity Partnership
This statement fails to mention the role of GI in mitigating the impacts of recreation and vistors on mores sensitive protected sites.
This statement fails to mention the role of GI in mitigating the impacts of recreation and vistors on mores sensitive protected sites.
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Representation ID: 23864
Received: 22/03/2021
Respondent: Norfolk Biodiversity Partnership
Reference could be made to natural water management and the positive role that habitat could have on helping to balance the water demand.
Reference could be made to natural water management and the positive role that habitat could have on helping to balance the water demand.
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Representation ID: 23865
Received: 22/03/2021
Respondent: Norfolk Biodiversity Partnership
Would be good to expand on access to greenspace as a key part of what makes a community healthy and attractive.
Would be good to expand on access to greenspace as a key part of what makes a community healthy and attractive.
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146
Representation ID: 23867
Received: 22/03/2021
Respondent: Norfolk Biodiversity Partnership
The role of greenspace, trees and habitat creation, including in urban areas, should be recognised as a key opportunity for improving air quality.
The role of greenspace, trees and habitat creation, including in urban areas, should be recognised as a key opportunity for improving air quality.
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148
Representation ID: 23869
Received: 22/03/2021
Respondent: Norfolk Biodiversity Partnership
Supportive however the value of brownfield sites as open areas within urban settings should not be ignored. The potential of brownfield sites as important wildlife habitat should be recognised during development with adequate and appropriate mitigation and biodiversity net gain being put in place for any habitat loss.
Supportive however the value of brownfield sites as open areas within urban settings should not be ignored. The potential of brownfield sites as important wildlife habitat should be recognised during development with adequate and appropriate mitigation and biodiversity net gain being put in place for any habitat loss.
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Representation ID: 23873
Received: 22/03/2021
Respondent: Norfolk Biodiversity Partnership
Would be good to see reference to other key GI opportunities such as Wensum Parkway - a major GI opportunity within the city centre. Broadland Way and the Green Loop should also be included. The Green Loop offers potential to provide car free access to the County Park at Horsford via Marriott's Way.
Would be good to see reference to other key GI opportunities such as Wensum Parkway - a major GI opportunity within the city centre. Broadland Way and the Green Loop should also be included. The Green Loop offers potential to provide car free access to the County Park at Horsford via Marriott's Way.
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Representation ID: 23884
Received: 22/03/2021
Respondent: Norfolk Biodiversity Partnership
Whilst the paragraphs above outline key related documents and concepts it would be better to have a dedicated GI Strategy addressing the needs and approaches to be taken in the GNLP area. In particular the way that any new and existing GI could be linked via active travel routes and public transport. Effective delivery of doorstep greenspace should also be included. This has become of particular interest during lockdown with many people needing to access outdoor spec close to where they live. There should also be careful consideration of the sustainable funding for long term management of these spaces.
Whilst the paragraphs above outline key related documents and concepts it would be better to have a dedicated GI Strategy addressing the needs and approaches to be taken in the GNLP area. In particular the way that any new and existing GI could be linked via active travel routes and public transport. Effective delivery of doorstep greenspace should also be included. This has become of particular interest during lockdown with many people needing to access outdoor spec close to where they live. There should also be careful consideration of the sustainable funding for long term management of these spaces.
