CAIRNGORMS NATION­AL PARK AUTHOR­ITY Plan­ning Com­mit­tee Agenda Item 8 Appendix I 25/02/2022

AGENDA ITEM 8

APPENDIX I

2021/0307/DET

PLANS

Super­plan Data 8139 34m 290257m LOCK­HART PEY AVENU El Sub Sta CAL­LART ROAD DAL­FABER PARK

CAL­LART ROAD

Ten­nis Courts TCB Drain CRAG­GAN MORE ROAD) 813247m 290257m

Pond

Coun­try Club MEALL BUIDHE (MILL BUIE) 15 FB Drain Seal­adh Mor COR­ROUR Play­ground Π Π El Sub Sta Π Π Dal­faber Vil­lage Pond 7373 Heath­er Cot­tage 725 Π prints Pit (disu Site area 1.21ha Dal­faber River Spey 8260 8450 Η 03.09.21 PHASE BOUND­ARY ADDED REV DATE DESCRIP­TION 2909 17m 8375 2909 17m SS DRN Bracewell Stirl­ing CON­SULT­ING 38 WALK­ER TER­RACE, TILLI­COULTRY, FK13 6EF TEL: 01259 750301 5 NESS BANK, INVERNESS, IV2 4SF TEL: 01463 233760 HOUS­ING DEVEL­OP­MENT DAL­FABER FARM, AVIEMORE PRO­POSED LAY­OUT (9 Houses) N T TITLE LOC­A­TION PLAN SCALE DATE 05/09/2021 BY SS 1:2500 PUR­POSE PLAN­NING PAPER a3 1:2500 50m 100m 150m DWG NO.-REV 3920/K2/00 – 01 Η

ACE 13 10 ROAD 20 30 44 43 45 42 CAL­LART ROAD TCB Coun­try Club KEY LB El Sub Sta FB DAL­FABER PARK Drain 20 Play­ground Over­all Devel­op­ment Bound­ary Site Bound­ary for No. Houses Exd­at­ing wood­land floor Birch­wood­land to be resined and pro­tec­ted dur­ing con­struc­tion peri­od Re-sur­veyed tree to be retained and pro­tec­ted dur­ing con­struc­tion peri­od Re-sur­veyed tree to be removed to facil­it­ate devel­op­ment (477) Pro­posed decidu­ous tree (91) Pro­posed con­i­fer­ous tree(n) Pro­posed wood­land plant­ing Pro­posed shrub plant­ing Pro­posed mbied nat­ive hedge­plant­ing Pro­posed amen­ity gras Pro­posed wild­flower spe­cies-riches Pro­posed 2m-wide wale planted for biod­iversity enhance­ment Pro­posed roedelde pathe with bull-col­oured reen-bon­ded greve fin­ish Pro­posed coun­tryside path of por­ous bound gravel+timber edge Pro­posed roads built to High Coun­cil spe­cific­a­tion Pro­posed shared access drive­way with buff-col­oured in-bond­gravel Seal­ladh Mor COR­ROUR ROAD 84 64 1281 El Sub Sta N PLANT­ING SCHED­ULE TREE PLANT­ING % Mix Spe­cies Com­mon name Size (mm) Type Dens­ity 40% Betula pen­dula Sil­ver Birch 8 – 10cm girth: 250/​300cm tall Stand­ard as shown 15% Pop­u­lus trem­ula Aspen 8 – 10cm girth: 250/​300cm tall Stand­ard as shown 10% Prun­us avi­um Wild Cherry 10 – 12cm girth: 300/​350cm tall Selec­ted Stand­ard as shown 10% Prun­us padus Bird Cherry 6 – 8cm girth: 250/​300cm tall Feathered as shown 15% Sor­bus aucu­paria Row­an 10 – 12cm girth: 300/​350cm tall Selec­ted Stand­ard as shown 10% Pinus sylvestris Scots Pine 1.5 – 2m tall root­balled as shown % Mix WOOD­LAND PLANT­ING 30% Betula pen­dula Siver Birch 450 – 600 1+1TRS 2.5/m2 10% Betula pubescens Downy Birch 450 – 600 1+1TRS 2.5/m2 10% Corylus avel­lana Hazel 450 – 600 1+1TRS 2.5/m2 10% Ilex aqui­fo­li­um Holly 300 – 450 3L Pot 2.5/m2 15% Pop­u­lus trem­ula Aspen 450 – 600 1+1TRS 2.5/m2 15% Pinus aylvestris Goots Fine 400 – 600 2L pot 2.5/m2 10% Sor­bus aucu­paria Row­an 450 – 600 1+1TRS 2.5/m2 % Mix SHRUB PLANT­ING as shown Cal­luna vul­gar­is Heath­er 300 – 400 2 litre pot 5/​m2 Cornus alba sibirica Dog­wood 400 – 600 3 litre pot 3/​m2 Cyt­isus scopari­us Broom 300 – 400 2 litre pot 3/​m2 Gaulther­ia pro­cumbens Part­ridge Berry 200 – 300 2 litre pot 5/​m2 Juni­per­us com­munis Juni­per 300 – 400 3 litre pot 3/​m2 5680 % Mix HEDGE PLANT­ING 10% Acer cam­postro Field Maple 400 600 B1+1 7/​lin m 20% Corylus avel­lana Hazel 400 – 600 B1+1 7/​lin m 50% Cratae­gus mono­gyna Hawthorn 400 – 600 B1+1 7/​lin m 10% Euonymus euro­paeus Spindle tree 400 – 600 B1+1 7/​in m 10% lex aqui­fo­li­um Molly 400 – 600 2 Itre pot 7/​lin m Mant in double OUR ROAD COR­ROU 84 Dal­faber Vil­lage staggered and ape­cies evenly dis­trib­uted % Mix WILD­FLOWER PLANT­ING OF WET SWALES as shown Broad-leaved Pond Weed Pot­amo­geton natans Caltha Palus­tris Carex pen­dula Fili­pen­dula vul­gar­is Iris pseu­da­cor­us 56 x 36mm, 62mm tall plug plants 4/​m2 Marsh Marigold 56 x 36mm, 62mm tall plug plants 4/​m2 Pen­du­lous Sedge 56 x 36mm, 62mmtall plug plants 4/​m2 Jun­cus effusus Mead­ow­sweet Yel­low Flag Soft rush 56 x 36mm, 62mm tall plug plante 4/​m2 56 x 36mm, 62mmtall plug plants 4/​m2 56 x 36mm, 62mm tall plug plants 4/​m2 Lych­nis flos-cuc­uli Ragged Robin 56 x 36mm, 62mm tall plug plants 4/​m2 Lythrum sali­caria Purple loosestrife 56 x 36mm, 62mmtall plug plants 4/​m2 Montha aquat­ica Water Mint 56 x 36mm, 62mm tall plug plants 4/​m2 Myosot­is scor­pioides Water for­get-me-not 56 x 36mm, 62mm tall plug plants 4/​m2 Sta­chys palus­tris Marsh wound­wort 56 x 36mm, 62mmtall plug plants 4/​m2 ENHANCED GRASS­LAND SPE­CIES Wild­flowers (25%) Devil’s‑bit sca­bi­ous Suc­cisa praten­sis — 5% Remain­ing 20% to com­prise Com­mon knap­weed Cen­taurea nigra Mead­ow vetch­ling Lathyr­us praten­sis Bird’s‑foot tre­foil Lotus cor­nicu­lat­us Rib­wort plantain Plantago lanceol­ata Whit White clover Tri­fo­li­um repens Self­heal Prunella vul­gar­is Tufted vetch Vicia cracce Yel­low rattle Rhin­anthus minor Mead­ow but­ter­cup Ranun­cu­lus acris Wood cranes­bill Gerani­um sylvatic­um Grasses (75%) Com­mon bent Agrostis capil­lar­is-10 Sweet ver­nal grass ‑Anthox­anthum odorata — 10 Chew­ings fes­cue Fes­tuce rubra com­mut­ata 30 Cocks­foot Dac­tyl­is glom­erata ‑5 Rough mead­ow­grass Poa trivial­is-20 Heath­er Cot­tage Dal­faber Paw­prints 7034 RES­ID­EN­TIAL DEVEL­OP­MENT DAL­FABER FARM, AVIEMORE SCO­TIA HOMES LTD DAN­NING TILE SNo. Heusse Land­scape Strategy Plan 8260 845( APP DATE DATE PRO­JECT N DAV­I­MEN 354 P01 SHEETRECE: AD land­scape initiatives

2 251 T6256 X T6255 00 x T6017 T60166015 T6011 T6010 OT6013 16012 Preb­os T6009 76002 10000 8 T6007 T6006 T6005 PHASE PHAT9998 18004 PRO­POSED PUMP­ING STA­TION. سالار T6249 6248 T6246 T6247 6245 T6244 W1-A1 T9955 T9954 19998 19996 19984 19987 99963 9986 19985 T9981 T9980 T99828 T99770 89979 T9979 OT9978 19976 T9T9970 T9968T996 T9975 0 T999974 T9973 T9972 PHASE 4 PHASE 3 T9966 T9964 19965 T9958 19935 9934 T993979936 T99599969989038 T996279940 1937 – 19933 19932 3989957 9960 1994 1994 1994 79953 T9941994 199479945979930 99950 T9952 1951 Arbor­i­cul­tur­al Meth­od State­ment Gen­er­al This is an Arbor­i­cul­tur­al Meth­od State­ment high­light­ing the sequence of oper­a­tions that will be under­taken. This sec­tion sets out the basis for all pro­posed works in rela­tion to the pro­posed devel­op­ment in prox­im­ity to trees loc­ated with­in the devel­op­ment hin the devel­op­ment site bound­ary and for those trees out­side the devel­op­ment site bound­ary where they over­hang the site or where their RPAs extend into the site. Cop­ies of this Arbor­i­cul­tur­al Meth­od State­ment doc­u­ment will be avail­able for inspec­tion on site and will form the basis of the man­age­ment of all works relat­ing to the trees on the site for the Site Agent/​Project Man­ager fol­low­ing com­mence­ment of the pro­ject. The developer will inform the Loc­al Plan­ning Author­ity of the Arbor­i­cul­tur­al Con­sult­ant over­see­ing and mon­it­or­ing the works related to the trees retained on site and will noti­fy the Loc­al Plan­ning Author­ity with­in twenty-four hours if the Arbor­i­cul­tur­al Con­sult­ant is replaced. Sequence of Oper­a­tions All tree works detailed on the tree sched­ule will be car­ried out to BS:3998. The tree pro­tec­tion fences will be marked out by the Arbor­i­cul­tur­al Con­sult­ant togeth­er with the site man­ager, as per this draw­ing. The tree pro­tec­tion fences will be erec­ted by fen­cing con­tract­ors. The tree pro­tec­tion fences will con­sist of a scaf­fold frame­work in accord­ance with Fig­ure 2 of BS 5837:2012 (shown oppos­ite). Altern­at­ively wooden posts can be sunk into the ground for 75cm and deer net­ting (Rylock) attached to a height of 1.8m. This fen­cing will have hori­zont­al bat­tens at 1.0 and 1.8m and will have diag­on­al sup­ports where neces­sary. The tree pro­tec­tion fen­cing will be inspec­ted by the arbor­i­cul­tur­al con­sult­ant and its cor­rect pos­i­tion and con­struc­tion will be con­firmed in writ­ing to the archi­tect and cli­ent Pro­tect­ive bar­ri­er notices (sim­il­ar to t those presen­ted in Appendix E) will be attached to the exter­i­or of the tree pro­tec­tion fen­cing where they can be read eas­ily by site personnel.

1. The tree pro­tec­tion fences will remain in place until com­ple­tion of the main con­struc­tion phase.
2. The appoin­ted arbor­i­cul­tur­al con­sult­ant will vis­it the site twice monthly and inspect the tree pro­tec­tion fen­cing to ensure it is still cor­rectly posi­tioned. This will be con­firmed in writ­ing to the pro­ject man­ager. Gen­er­al Pre­cau­tions No mater­i­als which are likely to have an adverse effect on tree health with be stored or dis­charged with­in 10m of the base of a tree which is to be retained. Fur­ther con­sid­er­a­tions will be giv­en to stor­age of mater­i­als upslope of retained trees to min­im­ise the risk of spillages leach­ing down-slope and con­tam­in­at­ing the root pro­tec­tion area of a tree. Such mater­i­als include, but are not lim­ited to: Oil Bitu­men No fires will be lit with­in 20m of the base of any tree which is to be retained. Con­crete mix­ing will not take place with­in 10m of the base of any tree which is to be retained. Oth­er than works detailed in this meth­od state­ment, or approved by the loc­al plan­ning author­ity, no works (includ­ing the stor­age or dump­ing of mater­i­als, or the stor­age or oper­a­tion of plant or machinery) shall take place with­in the con­struc­tion exclu­sion zones set out by the tree pro­tec­tion fences. Super­vi­sion and Mon­it­or­ing An Arbor­i­cul­tur­al Con­sult­ant will be respons­ible for mon­it­or­ing of all oper­a­tions relat­ing to arbor­i­cul­tur­al issues and will issue a writ­ten con­firm­a­tion of com­ple­tion of the fol­low­ing oper­a­tions: All tree works. The erec­tion of tree pro­tec­tion fences in accord­ance with plan BSF-2107-TP. The cava­tion of trenches for ser­vices close to trees. A record of site vis­its com­pleted by the arbor­i­cul­tur­al con­sult­ant will be main­tained for inspec­tion on site, and cop­ies will be for­war­ded to the pro­ject man­ager. Any oper­a­tions with­in the Con­struc­tion Exclu­sion Zones of retained trees includ­ing the dis­mant­ling and erec­tion of tree pro­tec­tion fen­cing will be over­seen and super­vised by the appoin­ted arbor­i­cul­tur­al con­sult­ant. Con­tin­gency Plans In the event of unfore­seen incid­ents occur­ring which may adversely affect or impact the wel­fare or secur­ity of trees, the site man­ager will inform the Arbor­i­cul­tur­al Con­sult­ant at the earli­est oppor­tun­ity, and not more than one work­ing day fol­low­ing the incid­ent. The arbor­i­cul­tur­al con­sult­ant will vis­it the site to inspect and assess the con­di­tions and make appro­pri­ate recom­mend­a­tions. The Loc­al Plan­ning Author­ity Tree Officer will be informed by the Arbor­i­cul­tur­al Con­sult­ant of such incid­ents and recom­mend­a­tions will be sub­mit­ted for approv­al by the Loc­al Plan­ning Author­ity. A record of such incid­ents and recom­mend­a­tions shall be main­tained by the Arbor­i­cul­tur­al Con­sult­ant. Incid­ents which mer­it such con­tin­gency plans include: Accidental/​unauthorized dam­age to the limbs, roots, or trunk of trees The spillage of chem­ic­als with­in or adja­cent to a root pro­tec­tion area The dis­charge of tox­ic materials/​waste with­in or adja­cent to a root pro­tec­tion The unsched­uled or unsu­per­vised breach­ing of the tree pro­tec­tion fence Dam­age Lim­it­a­tion Any oper­a­tions with­in the Con­struc­tion Exclu­sion Zones of retained trees includ­ing the dis­mant­ling and erec­tion of tree pro­tec­tion fen­cing will be over­seen and super­vised by the appoin­ted arbor­i­cul­tur­al con­sult­ant. Where ation is required with­in the Root Pro­tec­tion Area, this will be under­taken by hand, from with­in the foot­print of the plot and should be over­seen by the appoin­ted arbor­i­cul­tur­al con­sult­ant. Tree Pro­tec­tion All trees shown as retained with­in the tree table and site plan, should be pro­tec­ted in accord­ance with Brit­ish Stand­ard BS:5837 2012 — Trees in Rela­tion to Design, Demoli­tion and Con­struc­tion, pri­or to the com­mence­ment of any devel­op­ment activ­ity at the site. The Tree Pro­tec­tion fen­cing will be erec­ted in the loc­a­tion shown on this draw­ing. Tree felling and remedi­al tree works should be under­taken before this fen­cing is erec­ted. After any tree felling and remedi­al tree works have been com­pleted, the tree pro­tec­tion fen­cing must be erec­ted before any demoli­tion, site pre­par­a­tion or con­struc­tion work com­mences, i.e. as the first oper­a­tion on site fol­low­ing Plan­ning Approv­al. Tree pro­tec­tion fen­cing should be erec­ted as shown in the dia­gram below (extrac­ted from BS:5837 2012 ​“Trees in Rela­tion to Design, Demoli­tion & Con­struc­tion — Recom­mend­a­tions” Stand­ard scaf­fold poles Heavy gauge 2m tall gal­van­ized tube and wel­ded mesh infill pan­els nels wire ti Ground Uprights driv­en into the ground until secure (min­im­um depth 0.6m) Stand­ard scaf­fold clamps T6250 W1-A1 T6229 T6230 6231 T6228 PRIVATE ROAD T6232 ♡♡ T6233 T6235 8234 re238 T9920 T9919 79921 19924 T9929 T9925 T9927079628 T99180 19922 19920 T99170 T9901 T9899 T9902 9904 T9913 T99160 T9914 T9900 79903 19915 T9912 T9910 19911 T9908 19909 7990699907 T9905 T9897019896 OT9895 T9898 8T9894 T9892 T9888 T98870 T9891 T9890 T9883 09885 19882 19884 T9881019880-19877 9877 T987579876 T9874 T9878 STNE T6257 T6238 T6243 T6237 T6239 T6241 T T6242 Heath­er Cot­tage 162686267 5269 16270 T6271 G17 Paw­prints DUL WATER TIE IN DINT TO EXIST­ING SEW­ER NET­WORK. FOR FOUL WATER LAY­OUT REFER TO AWINGS ³⁷⁸²⁶⁄₁₂₀ &121. X T9836 1984 6265 T6298 G16 T6259 T6264 T6260 T6261 RPA Tree Spe­cies (m) Height Age (cm) radi­us (m) Com­ments Action T1 Sitka Spruce 94 11.3 OM Large spruce, untidy sprawl­ing crown Fell for devel­op­ment G1 Scots Pine Y Small group of pines good con­di­tion with high poten­tial although juven­ile so loss eas­ily mit­ig­ated Retain T9872 T9873 T9860 G18 Ga Sil­ver Birch Small group of birch good con­di­tion with high poten­tial although juven­ile so loss eas­ily mit­ig­ated Fell for devel­op­ment G3 Sitka Spruce C1 Line of spruce, very densely spaced, would bene­fit from thin­ning 35 4.2 Fell for devel­op­ment of stems and crown lift­ing if retained G18 Mixed spe­cies C1 Line of scrub birch, Scots pine and Sitka Fell for devel­op­ment 19871 T9870 T9866 T9865 T98698 T9884 9801 Sil­ver Birch 30 Retain 5.1 9802 Sil­ver Birch C1 30 5.1 14 EM Bas­al com­pres­sion uni­on, south s severe lean to east Retain T9859 9803 Sil­ver Birch B1 38 4.6 14 EM Bas­al com­pres­sion uni­on, s stem severe lean to east Retain T9867 T9868 T9857 9804 Sil­ver Birch C1 40 4.8 14 In decline Retain 9858 9805 Sil­ver Birch B1 35 4.2 Retain 9806 Sil­ver Birch 81 28 3.4 12 EM Retain 9807 Sil­ver Birch B1 40,41, 8.2 EM PRFs present Retain 9856 9808 Sil­ver Birch C 2.4 Sup­pressed Retain 9809 Sil­ver Birch C1 41 4.9 OM Small cav­it­ies with decay, sparsely foli­ated Retain 9810 Sil­ver Birch C1 20 4.2 SM Retain 9811 Sil­ver Birch U 36 4 – 3 OM Large break­age in upper can­opy, severe decay ingress, retain as Fell hab­it­at if land use change allows G7 9812 Sil­ver Birch B1 43 5.2 16 M Retain 9813 Sil­ver Birch B1 28 3.4 Retain 9814 Sil­ver Birch 40 4.8 EM Retain 9815 Sil­ver Birch C1 35 4.2 16 EM Severe lean to east due to group sup­pres­sion Retain PHASE 3 PHASE PH Plot 39 19859 7251 9816 Sil­ver Birch 61 45 5.4 16 EM Retain 9817 Sil­ver Birch U 35 4.2 16 In decline, chaga fungus on stem Fell 9818 Sil­ver Birch 47 5.6 Fell for devel­op­ment 9819 Sil­ver Birch 36 6.1 16 Fell for devel­op­ment 9820 Sil­ver Birch 38 4.6 EM Lean to north Fell for devel­op­ment Plot 38 Southem stem in poor con­di­tion, remov­al of stem may be 9821 Sil­ver Birch 44,22 5.9 Retain required depend­ant on land use change G6 9822 Sil­ver Birch 36 4.3 Retain 9823 Sil­ver Birch 50 6.0 Fell for devel­op­ment 9824 Sil­ver Birch 39 4 – 7 16 Abrupt change of angle in lower stem, lean to north-east Fell for devel­op­ment 9825 Sil­ver Birch B1 39 4 – 7 16 M Abrupt change of angle in lower stem, lean to north-east Fell for devel­op­ment 9826 Sil­ver Birch U 35 4.2 14 OM In decline, chaga fungus present through­out main stem Fell OOG OG 9827 Sil­ver Birch 35 4.2 Fell for devel­op­ment 3 9828 Sil­ver Birch 48 5.8 14 EM Fell for devel­op­ment G5 9829 Sil­ver Birch 81 35 4.2 16 EM Lean to north east due to group pres­sure Fell for devel­op­ment OGA 9830 Sil­ver Birch 41 4.9 16 Fell for devel­op­ment 9831 Sil­ver Birch B1 41 4.9 16 EM Large dead branch sus­pen­ded in lower can­opy from adja­cent tree. Fell for devel­op­ment Remove dead branch 9833 Sil­ver Birch 81 53.36 7.7 17 Impress­ive stature, good form Fell for devel­op­ment 9834 Sil­ver Birch C1 45 5.4 OM Some die­back in upper crown Fell for devel­op­ment 9835 Sil­ver Birch C1 32 3.8 8 M Chaga fungus present and bas­al decay Retain 9836 Sil­ver Birch C1 2.2 OM Bas­al wound, sweep on stem Fell for devel­op­ment 9837 Sil­ver Birch C 16,11 2.3 Fell for devel­op­ment 9838 Sil­ver Birch C1 16,8,8 OM Ivy infes­ted, very densely spaced line of trees Fell for devel­op­ment AVIEMORE GOLF CLUB 9839 Sil­ver Birch 20,18,1 1,8,8,8 3.9 Ivy infes­ted, very densely spaced line of trees Fell for devel­op­ment 20,18,1 9840 Sil­ver Birch C1 7,8 3.9 8 SM Cav­ity at 2.5m to east, PRF Retain 9841 Sil­ver Birch 30 5.1 Retain 9842 Sil­ver Birch C1 26 3.1 8 SM Sup­pressed Fell for devel­op­ment 9843 Nor­way Spruce C1 40 6.8 17 EM Com­pres­sion uni­on at 0.5m Fell for devel­op­ment 9844 Sitka Spruce C1 45 5.4 17 Com­pres­sion uni­on at 0.5m Fell for devel­op­ment 9845 Goat Wil­low C1 25 7.9 17 EM Mul­tiple bas­al com­pres­sion uni­ons, tree small in stature cur­rently Retain but future issues with stem fail­ures should be anti­cip­ated 9846 Sil­ver Birch 26,18, 4.0 12 SM Retain 9847 Sil­ver Birch U 40 4.8 12 OM Large stem wound to east. Remove tree Fell 9848 Sil­ver Birch B1 34,40 6.3 14 M Posi­tioned close to exist­ing track access Retain 9849 Sil­ver Birch 21 3.6 Posi­tioned close to exist­ing track access Fell for devel­op­ment Plot 35 9850 Sil­ver Birch 31 5 – 3 Fell for devel­op­ment Large wound on main stem to west, extend­ing into upper branch 9851 Wild Cherry C1 31 3.7 OM scaf­fold, lim­ited pro­spects Fell for devel­op­ment 9852 Wild Cherry B1 37 4.4 EM Fell for devel­op­ment 9853 Wild Cherry C1 22 2.6 8 SM Sup­pressed Fell for devel­op­ment 44 Plot 34 9854 Wild Cherry B1 22 2.6 8 Fell for devel­op­ment 9855 Scots Pine 54 6.5 Prun­ing works on south side of can­opy for OHP clear­ance works Fell for devel­op­ment 9983 Sil­ver Birch B1 30 3.6 EM Fell for devel­op­ment. 9984 Sil­ver Birch B1 30 3.6 12 EM Fell for devel­op­ment 9985 Sil­ver Birch 42 5.0 12 Fell for devel­op­ment Plot AAAX 9986 Sil­ver Birch 39 4 – 7 Fell for devel­op­ment 33 9987 Sil­ver Birch B1 39,15 5.0 EM 9988 Sil­ver Birch 30 3.6 EM Fell for devel­op­ment Fell for devel­op­ment 19846 09845 19847 9828 3848 ‑00000 0000009000000 Ga G Ox PRO­POSED ROADS SWALES. FOR ROAD­SIDE SWALES LAY­OUT REFER TO DRAW­INGS B7826/106 &107. 19835 9833 X X 1983 Plot 01 T24‑B Plot 02 (dis­used) X T9805 T9823 Plot 36 79818 T9806 T9822 9921 T9816 Note: Only trees with­in the devel­op­ment area for 9 houses are detailed in this sched­ule. Inform­a­tion extrac­ted from PALS Tree Report: Pro­ject 1191, August 2020 G9 Trees to retain Fell for health and safety Fell for devel­op­ment Root pro­tec­tion area (RPA) RPA trees to be felled Tree pro­tec­tion fen­cing 9‑house devel­op­ment Whole site bound­ary Pro­posed Hous­ing at Dal­faber, Aviemore Tree Pro­tec­tion & Felling (9 No houses) Sco­tia Homes Draw­ing No: DRA-2106-TP‑1 29^th July 2021 LW Checked by: NA 1:500 at A1 astell associates

Pop­u­lus A Plot 01 Plot 02 36 Plot 37 里 PLANT­ING SCHED­ULE N ENHANCED GRASS­LAND SPE­CIES Wild­flowers (25%) Devil’s‑bit sca­bi­ous Suc­cisa praten­sis ‑5% Remain­ing 20% to com­prise: Com­mon knap­weed Cen­taurea nigra Mead­ow vetch­ling Lathyr­us praten­sis Bird’s‑f s‑foot tre­foil Lotus scor­nicu­lat­us Rib­wort plantain Plantago lanceol­ata White clover Tri­fo­li­um repens Self­heal Prunella vul­gar­is Tufted vetch Vicia cracca Yel­low rattle Rhin­anthus minor TREE PLANT­ING Code Num­bers Spe­cies Size (mm) Type Dens­ity Bp 32 Betula pen­dula 8 – 10cm girth; 250/​300cm tall Stand­ard as shown Pt 11 Pop­u­lus trem­ula 8 – 10cm girth; 250/​300cm tall Stand­ard as shown Pa 8 Prun­us avi­um 10 – 12cm girth: 300/​350cm tall Selec­ted Stand­ard as shown Pp 11 Prun­us paaus 6 – 8cm girth: 250/​300cm tall Featherea as shown Sa 10 Sor­bus aucu­paria 10 – 12cm girth: 300/​350cm tall Selec­ted Stand­ard as shown Ps 14 Pinus sylvestris 1.5 – 2m tall root­balled as shown Mead­ow but­ter­cup Ranun­cu­lus acris Wood cranes­bill Gerani­um sylvatic­um WOOD­LAND PLANT­ING Grasses (75%) n/​a 24 Betula pen­dula 450 – 600 1+1TRS 2.5/m2 Com­mon bent Agrostis capil­lar­is — 10 8 Sweet ver­mal grass-Anthox­anthum odorata — 10 Betula pubescens 450 – 600 1+1TRS 2.5/m2 Chew­ings fes­cue Fes­tuca rubra com­mut­ata — 30 Corylus avel­lana 450 – 600 1+1TRS 2.5/m2 Cocks­foot Dac­tyl­is glom­erata ‑5 8 Rough mead­ow­grass Poa trivial­is-20 Ilex aqui­fo­li­um 300 – 450 3L Pot 2.5/m2 12 Pop­u­lus trem­ula 450 – 600 1+1IRS 2.5/m2 12 Pinus sylvestris 400 – 600 2L pot 2.G/m2 8 Sor­bus aucu­paria 450 – 600 1+1TRS 2.5/m2 Plot 35 Plot 34 Pa Plot 33 KEY Plot 30 P Over­all Devel­op­ment Bound­ary SHRUB PLANT­ING n/​a 355 Cal­luna vul­gar­is 300 – 400 2 litre pot 5/​m2 77 Cornus alba Sibirica 600 – 800 3 litre pot 1/​m2 240 Cyt­isus scopari­us 300 – 400 2 litre pot 3/​m2 195 Gaulther­ia pro­cumbens 200 – 300 2 litre pot 5/​m2 12 Juni­per­us com­munis 450 – 600 10 litre pot 1/​m2 210 Acer campestre 420 Corylus avel­lana 1,050 Cratae­gus mono­gyna 210 Euonymus euro­paeus 210 lex aqui­fo­li­um 400 – 600 B1+1 7/​lin m 400 – 600 B1+1 7/​lin m 400 – 600 B1+1 7/​lin m 400 – 600 B1+1 7/​lin m 400 – 600 2 litre pot /​/​in m HEDGE PLANT­ING Plant in double staggered rows at 300mm centres, spe­cies evenly dis­trib­uted WILD­FLOWER PLANT­ING OF WET SWALES n/​a 7% Broad-leaved Pond Weed 56 x 36mm, 62mm tall plug plants 4/​m2 15% Caltha Palus­tris 56 x 36mm, 62mm tall plug plants 4/​m2 7% Carex pen­dula 56 x 36mm, 62mm tall plug plants 4/​m2 7% Fili­pen­dula vul­gar­is 56 x 36mm, 62mm tall plug plants 4/​m2 15% Iris pseu­da­cor­us 56 x 36mm, 62mm tall plug plants 4/​m2 7% Jun­cus ettusus 56 x 36mm, 62mm tall plug plants 4/​m2 7% Lych­nis flos-cuc­ull 50 x 30mm, 62mm tall