Discharge of condition 3 in pursuant to planning application 18/16312/FULPleached Beech or Birch is proposed in lieu of Hornbeam, as we still want to retain the intended sculptural elegance of formal planting.Native hedge row planting to be added as stated to the southern boundary behind the Garage and to extend on the boundary to Kite cottage.Native species to be included to the herbaceous border areas. Plants are to be arranged in layers, with smaller plants positioned at the front of the border and taller plants towards the back. Native hedgerow planting to be included around the "shed" in the north-west corner, to supplement the existing vegetation in this area. Planting specification and maintenance strategy as noted below. All planting to be carried out in the 1st available growing season following the completion of construction works.Native mixed hedges: Plant new hedging in species groups of 5-7No as double staggered row (400mm between rows, 450mm along rows) at 5 plants/lin m, bare root transplants, 600-900mm high. All transplants protected by 400mm high plastic spiral rabbit guard support by 750mm stake. Provide post and wire fencing as boundary until hedge has grown in.Species mix:50% hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna)40% hazel (Corylus avellana)10% holly (Ilex aquifolium)30-40cm 2Ltr pothoneysuckle (Lonicera periclymenum)at 1 every 10m dog rose (Rosa canina)at 1 every 10m.Individual trees: Native tree species in hedges to be planted as bare root whips planted into 0.6x0.6x0.6m pits with 80% topsoil 20% peat free compost backfill mix, secured with a double stake and rubber belting - not timber cross bar. To be planted at least 2-3m back from rear of footpaths and 3m from any houses or retaining walls. Maintenance: Allow for 5 years maintenance to all planting areas to ensure establishment. Keep each plant weed free, ideally by hand weeding, mulching or by very careful herbicide treatment avoiding drift. Any plant failures wit

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