Land East of Fulbourn Road, Teversham
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SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
The application will be supported by a number of other technical documents looking at matters such as transport, drainage, flood risk, ecology and landscape. Some are included below.
ACCESS
The proposed access point off Fulbourn Road has been strategically designed to minimise traffic impact whilst ensuring safe and efficient connectivity to the site. This plan has been included to show that safe access to the site will be available in accordance with National Highways’ requirements. The entryway will feature well-marked lanes and appropriate signage to guide vehicles smoothly into the development, thereby promoting the free flow of traffic. Additionally, the access point will be enhanced with landscaped buffers to blend seamlessly with the surrounding green spaces, preserving the area’s aesthetic and ecological value. This thoughtful integration underscores the commitment to maintaining the harmony between development and the natural environment, ensuring that both functionality and beauty are prioritised.
ENVIRONMENT & HERITAGE
The Environmental Designations Plan for the site has been created to highlight key natural and historical features of the surrounding area. Adherence to this plan will ensure sustainable development that respects and enhances the area. The nearby Grade II listed building is of notable importance.
SITE CONTEXT & CONSTRAINTS
The plan below provides an overview of key features and constraints within the site. It highlights important views and vistas, a mature hedgerow and channelled views that contribute to the area’s visual appeal. The map also identifies significant tree belts, sports pitches, residential properties and gardens, all of which are integral to the site’s landscape and social context. Understanding these elements is crucial for ensuring that the development respects existing natural and community assets whilst meeting planning requirements.
GREEN BELT
The plan below illustrates the Green Belt allocation for the proposed development site. The map indicates that the site falls within the designated Green Belt area. However, should development proceed, extensive measures will be implemented to protect and preserve the Green Belt. These measures are designed to ensure that the natural landscape and ecological value of the area are maintained, aligning with sustainable development practices and planning requirements.
