Eaton Lane, Cheshire
The site at the end of Eaton Lane is secured through a section 106 with Cheshire West and Chester local authority. It is a well loved community location and will be enhanced with species rich grassland, heathland, heritage orchards, hedgerows, woodland, parkland and ponds.
The site resides within the Local Planning Authority of Cheshire West and Chester and in the Shropshire, Cheshire and Staffordshire Plain National Character Area (#61).
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Grid reference: SJ643702
Biodiversity Net Gain Units:
140 Grassland units
25 healthland and scrub units
13 woodland units
8 hedgerow units
2.4 lake units
Site secured through an agreed section 106 with Cheshire West and Chester
The establishment of a heritage orchard along with the planting of larger specimen parkland trees
Woodland enhancement and expansion
Scrubland, hedgerows and numerous ponds and natural scrapes
Species-rich site in the form of medium distinctiveness grassland
Technical consultants. Field Works. HMMP designed by FCPR.
National Character Area #61:
Shropshire, Cheshire and Staffordshire Plain
The Shropshire, Cheshire and Staffordshire Plain National Character Area (NCA) comprises most of the county of Cheshire, the northern half of Shropshire and a large part of north-west Staffordshire.
The area boarders Manchester and Warrington NCAs in the north, Welsh boarders in the east, South Derbyshire, Stoke and Lichfield in the West and Cannock Chase, Wolverhampton and Bridge North in the south.
It’s a large region allowing Bioscape to support development across the North of England.
Area website. Link here.