Planning condition

Tree Pits and Utilities

Field	Value
CURIE	planning-condition:U0115702
Prefix	planning-condition	Facts
Reference	U0115702	Facts
Name	Tree Pits and Utilities	Facts
Quality	We have no data
Dataset	Planning condition
Organisation	Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council
Start date		Facts
End date		Facts
Entry date	2025-03-20	Facts
Typology	policy
Notes	Unique Condition	Facts
Reason	To ensure appropriate design of tree's within the adoptable public highway and avoid any potential design conflicts with utilities to meet Local Plan Policy 48.	Facts
Description	Prior to the commencement of the works for roads and sewers and the signing of any agreement under S38 of the Highways Act 1980, a landscape scheme which includes details of the proposed tree pits and utilities siting and alignments within the adoptable highway shall be submitted to and agreed in writing by the Local Planning Authority. This shall include a detailed specification for tree pit construction that utilises either grass verges or a professionally recognised crate system construction to provide the minimum rooting volume set out in the Council's Transitional Developer Guidance and a load-bearing capacity equivalent to BS EN 124 2015 Class C250 for any paved surface above; a specification for planting including details of tree support, tree pit surfacing, aeration and irrigation; a timescale of implementation, and a maintenance specification until trees are adopted by the Council. The landscape scheme and utility design shall be implemented in full accordance with the approved details, with the crating system laid prior to any utilities. The Local Planning Authority shall be notified prior to the backfilling of any engineered tree pits to inspect and confirm compliance and within seven days of the completion of landscape works to inspect and approve practical completion in writing.	Facts

Contents

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        "reason": "To ensure appropriate design of tree's within the adoptable public highway and avoid any potential design conflicts with utilities to meet Local Plan Policy 48.",
        "description": "Prior to the commencement of the works for roads and sewers and the signing of any agreement under S38 of the Highways Act 1980, a landscape scheme which includes details of the proposed tree pits and utilities siting and alignments within the adoptable highway shall be submitted to and agreed in writing by the Local Planning Authority. This shall include a detailed specification for tree pit construction that utilises either grass verges or a professionally recognised crate system construction to provide the minimum rooting volume set out in the Council's Transitional Developer Guidance and a load-bearing capacity equivalent to BS EN 124 2015 Class C250 for any paved surface above; a specification for planting including details of tree support, tree pit surfacing, aeration and irrigation; a timescale of implementation, and a maintenance specification until trees are adopted by the Council. The landscape scheme and utility design shall be implemented in full accordance with the approved details, with the crating system laid prior to any utilities. The Local Planning Authority shall be notified prior to the backfilling of any engineered tree pits to inspect and confirm compliance and within seven days of the completion of landscape works to inspect and approve practical completion in writing."
    }

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