manor house farm nuneaton road ansley - Planning Public Access
2009/0385
MANORHOUSE FARM NUNEATONROADANSLEY CV1OOQP
SUPPORTI NG INFORMATION
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SITELOCATION
The site forms part of an AgriculturalHoldingknown as Manor HouseFarm, NuneatonRoad,AnsleyCV10OQP Theproposedpoolsarelocatedto the southof the existingfarmyardandwill cover 3.5hectares an areaof approximately overleaf A SitelocationPlanls Enclosed
SITELOCATION PLAN
SEESUPPORTING INFORMATION FOLDER
CONTACTS AGENT
Mr Russell Barker RedMaterialsLtd TheManor Haseley Hatton Warwick cv35 715 Telephone 08450710052 Facsimile 08450710053 [email protected] E mail
CLIENT
Marcus& HelenSutton ManorHouseFarm Ansley Nuneaton cv10 oQP
BoroughCouncil LOCAL AUTHORITY NorthWarwickshire Division Planning POBox5 TheCouncilHouse SouthStreet Atherstone Warwickshire CVg1BG Telephone 01827719310
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DESIGN andACCESS STATEMENT Theproposedchangesin the levelof the landrequiredto form the poolshasbeen designed in a waythat reflects the topography of the surrounding area.In particular the gradientof the finishedlandformcorresponds to the gradientof the land formingpart of the wider agricultural landscape and the heightof the slopes corresponds with the slopesin the surrounding landscape. The bankswill be sculptedinto the surrounding land and the finishedlevelswill blend into the immediate landscape ratherthan appearing as a alienintrusion(SeeLandscape & Visualappra isal) The surfacetreatmentof the new bankswill providegrass,shruband tree species similarto thosefoundin the surrounding agricultural land(SeeLandscape Plan)
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EXISTING USE Thefieldhasbeenusedfor growinga varietyof cropsand is currentlylaiddownto grass
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PROPOSED USE It is proposedto constructtwo smallpoolson landthat formspart of the holding in partby woodland knownas ManorHouseFarm.Thepoolsareto be surrounded planting the ancientArdenForestGuidelines. Theproposal that takesinto account seeksto maintainthe opennessof the area and to providea greaterdegreeof protectionandenhancement for the surrounding countryside. The finishedsurfacewater area of the pools is 3535 m2. A singlemown grass pathwaywill encompass usingtraditional the pools.The poolswill be constructed cut and fill methods.Additionalmaterialsthat are requiredto linethe pool and to provideearthworksupportwill be sourcedexternally. Thesourceof thesematerials and other constructionrelated topics are coveredin the ConstructionPhase Management Plan. The pools will be allowedto mature naturally.Stockwill be introducedfrom andwill be nativeBritishFishsuchasTench, agenrySources approvedEnvironment Roachand Bream.lt is not intendedto erect any formalfishingpegsor staging of the pools,Thepoolswill becreatedfor the soleuseand aroundthe circumference of ManorHouseFarm of the ownersandresidents enjoyment Throughcareful managementit is hoped that the schemewill enhancethe extendand afford protectionto the of the area and significantly conservation wildlifecorridor existing The poolswill be createdfor the sole use and enjoymentof the ownersand residents of ManorHouseFarm
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DIVERSIFICATION that will hopefullymakea positive a rangeof proposals Theownersareconsidering it is hopedthat contribution to leisureandtourismin the area.Onceestablished proposed poolswill providea substantial visualand environmental assetandthat permission in the futurebe grantedfor the conversion of a number maysometime lets.lt isthe ownershopethathewillbe able intoholiday outbuildings of redundant with the additionalbenefitsof fishing touristaccommodation to provideaffordable studvon the samesite, andconservation
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ADDITIONAL SURVEYS Thefollowing additional studies havebeencommissioned andareenclosed withthis application Construction Phase Management Plan Ecological Assessment ReportVersion1.1 Landscape Scheme ReportVersion 1.1 Landscape & Visual Assessment Report Versionl.2 ImprovedAccess Arrangements Hydrological Feasibility Study
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SURROUNDINGLANDSCAPE Theareaaroundthe poolswillinclude .
grassland Areasof unimproved in orderto encourage a varietyof insects and butterflies Areasoftreesandshrubplanting
. . An areaof wetlandto improvethe aquaticenvironment o Furtherinformationis providedin the Landscape SchemeReportVersion1.1 9.0
WATER SOURCE FreshWatervolumeinputstakethe form of surfacerun off and rainfall.Detailsare contained withinthe Hydrological Feasibility Study
1O.OODISCHARGE An overflowof two pipeswillbe installed waterintoa reedbed to discharge surplus systemthe positionof whichis markedon the accompanying drawings.The Reed Bed will accommodate the water flow from the overflowand absorbpollutants beforebeingpipedinto an adjacent ditch.TheEnvironmental benefits of ReedBeds include o Reducing water flowsto watercoursesand sewersand potentiallyreducing the riskof floodingdownstream r lmprovingwater quality by removingpollutantsfrom diffuse pollutant 50urces o lmproving the environment throughthe provision of a diverse wildlifehabitat r Replicating patterns naturaldrainage Fulldetails of discharge arecontained withinthe Hydrological Feasibility Study
MANORHOUSE FARM NUNEATONROADANSLEY CV1OOQP
SUPPORTI NG INFORMATION
1.0
SITELOCATION
The site forms part of an AgriculturalHoldingknown as Manor HouseFarm, NuneatonRoad,AnsleyCV10OQP Theproposedpoolsarelocatedto the southof the existingfarmyardandwill cover 3.5hectares an areaof approximately overleaf A SitelocationPlanls Enclosed
SITELOCATION PLAN
SEESUPPORTING INFORMATION FOLDER
CONTACTS AGENT
Mr Russell Barker RedMaterialsLtd TheManor Haseley Hatton Warwick cv35 715 Telephone 08450710052 Facsimile 08450710053 [email protected] E mail
CLIENT
Marcus& HelenSutton ManorHouseFarm Ansley Nuneaton cv10 oQP
BoroughCouncil LOCAL AUTHORITY NorthWarwickshire Division Planning POBox5 TheCouncilHouse SouthStreet Atherstone Warwickshire CVg1BG Telephone 01827719310
3.0
DESIGN andACCESS STATEMENT Theproposedchangesin the levelof the landrequiredto form the poolshasbeen designed in a waythat reflects the topography of the surrounding area.In particular the gradientof the finishedlandformcorresponds to the gradientof the land formingpart of the wider agricultural landscape and the heightof the slopes corresponds with the slopesin the surrounding landscape. The bankswill be sculptedinto the surrounding land and the finishedlevelswill blend into the immediate landscape ratherthan appearing as a alienintrusion(SeeLandscape & Visualappra isal) The surfacetreatmentof the new bankswill providegrass,shruband tree species similarto thosefoundin the surrounding agricultural land(SeeLandscape Plan)
4.0
EXISTING USE Thefieldhasbeenusedfor growinga varietyof cropsand is currentlylaiddownto grass
5.0
PROPOSED USE It is proposedto constructtwo smallpoolson landthat formspart of the holding in partby woodland knownas ManorHouseFarm.Thepoolsareto be surrounded planting the ancientArdenForestGuidelines. Theproposal that takesinto account seeksto maintainthe opennessof the area and to providea greaterdegreeof protectionandenhancement for the surrounding countryside. The finishedsurfacewater area of the pools is 3535 m2. A singlemown grass pathwaywill encompass usingtraditional the pools.The poolswill be constructed cut and fill methods.Additionalmaterialsthat are requiredto linethe pool and to provideearthworksupportwill be sourcedexternally. Thesourceof thesematerials and other constructionrelated topics are coveredin the ConstructionPhase Management Plan. The pools will be allowedto mature naturally.Stockwill be introducedfrom andwill be nativeBritishFishsuchasTench, agenrySources approvedEnvironment Roachand Bream.lt is not intendedto erect any formalfishingpegsor staging of the pools,Thepoolswill becreatedfor the soleuseand aroundthe circumference of ManorHouseFarm of the ownersandresidents enjoyment Throughcareful managementit is hoped that the schemewill enhancethe extendand afford protectionto the of the area and significantly conservation wildlifecorridor existing The poolswill be createdfor the sole use and enjoymentof the ownersand residents of ManorHouseFarm
o.u
DIVERSIFICATION that will hopefullymakea positive a rangeof proposals Theownersareconsidering it is hopedthat contribution to leisureandtourismin the area.Onceestablished proposed poolswill providea substantial visualand environmental assetandthat permission in the futurebe grantedfor the conversion of a number maysometime lets.lt isthe ownershopethathewillbe able intoholiday outbuildings of redundant with the additionalbenefitsof fishing touristaccommodation to provideaffordable studvon the samesite, andconservation
7.O
ADDITIONAL SURVEYS Thefollowing additional studies havebeencommissioned andareenclosed withthis application Construction Phase Management Plan Ecological Assessment ReportVersion1.1 Landscape Scheme ReportVersion 1.1 Landscape & Visual Assessment Report Versionl.2 ImprovedAccess Arrangements Hydrological Feasibility Study
8.0
SURROUNDINGLANDSCAPE Theareaaroundthe poolswillinclude .
grassland Areasof unimproved in orderto encourage a varietyof insects and butterflies Areasoftreesandshrubplanting
. . An areaof wetlandto improvethe aquaticenvironment o Furtherinformationis providedin the Landscape SchemeReportVersion1.1 9.0
WATER SOURCE FreshWatervolumeinputstakethe form of surfacerun off and rainfall.Detailsare contained withinthe Hydrological Feasibility Study
1O.OODISCHARGE An overflowof two pipeswillbe installed waterintoa reedbed to discharge surplus systemthe positionof whichis markedon the accompanying drawings.The Reed Bed will accommodate the water flow from the overflowand absorbpollutants beforebeingpipedinto an adjacent ditch.TheEnvironmental benefits of ReedBeds include o Reducing water flowsto watercoursesand sewersand potentiallyreducing the riskof floodingdownstream r lmprovingwater quality by removingpollutantsfrom diffuse pollutant 50urces o lmproving the environment throughthe provision of a diverse wildlifehabitat r Replicating patterns naturaldrainage Fulldetails of discharge arecontained withinthe Hydrological Feasibility Study
