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8 Healthy Living Map 8.2 Biodiversity habitats 104 Islington Council Development Management Policies - Direction of Travel
8 Healthy Living Policy DM 48 New open space A. Major developments are required to provide on-site open space in accordance with the space standards detailed within the Planning Obligations (S106) SPD (2009), or any subsequent amendment, addition or replacement to this SPD. This shall be provided in addition to private amenity space and landscaping and shall be fully publicly-accessible without any restrictions. B. In exceptional circumstances, where it is clearly demonstrated that open space cannot be provided on site, or that the required amount cannot be provided on site in full, a financial contribution shall be paid to the council towards the provision of new open space or enhancements to existing spaces. This contribution shall be in accordance with the standards detailed within the Planning Obligations SPD and any amendment to and / or replacement of this document. C. Biodiversity benefits are required to be maximised as part of any open space provision. New or improved open space is required to incorporate areas of wildlife habitat complementing surrounding habitats and supporting the council's Biodiversity Action Plan. In addition, species chosen for planting across the space are required to maximise biodiversity benefit. Open spaces within the functional vicinity of a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC) are required to be planted with native species and local provenance species and are required to complement the species composition in the SINC. D. Open space should normally be green open space, such as a public park. Areas of new and / or improved hard-landscaped open space, such as civic space, may be considered appropriate instead of green open space, particularly in town centres. 8.0.8 The Planning Obligations SPD requires 5.21m 2 of public open space per resident, including students, and 2.6m 2 of public open space per employee or hotel occupant. 8.0.9 Where a financial contribution is applicable, the SPD currently requires a contribution of £163 per m 2 of required open space (in accordance with the above space standards). Contributions referred to within the SPD shall be index-linked from July 2009 using a mutually agreed index, unless the SPD is amended, added to or replaced, in which case indexation shall commence from the date of adoption of any new figures. In addition, indexation shall apply to the agreed financial contribution and reasonable legal fees shall be paid. Development Management Policies - Direction of Travel Islington Council 105
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