Sustainability and resilience

and converting environmentally important land like peat bogs and rainforest into farms. … environment. However, farming uses a lot of land and, dependent on how it is done, can be … and supports our climate action plan is not only necessary and beneficial long-term, but …

Estate Management Strategy

we continue to face as a result of not only the pandemic but year on year reductions … Cross Green. However, we also need to use our land to support tree planting and other … centres and within our communities. Making land available for new housing is particularly …

Allotments

Tenants who are registered bee-keepers are only allowed to keep bees – evidence of this … use it on your plot. Compost where possible Only small fires should be lit – either first … Never leave a fire unattended or smouldering. Only burn dry garden waste to avoid problems …

Tracked changed version of pre-submission changes to Local Plan Update

opportunities to recycle previously developed land (PDL), whilst minimising greenfield and … balance the use of brownfield and greenfield land in a sustainable way, as part of an … that surround it, separated by agricultural land, woodland, valuable green spaces, …

Green Belt in Leeds

addition, Leeds has 2.5% (1,343ha) of Rural Land in the Northeast of the district, north … developed) land over the past 15 years. Only 2.7% of housing over the past 15 years … or taken out of the Green Belt automatically. Only the Local Plan process can change Green …

Deferred payment agreements

or all of a property that was your main or only home have written permission from any joint owners of your home (only your share of the property can be used as … make sure your home is registered with the Land Registry be able to make your own finance …

Improvements and alterations to your home (leaseholders)

Most leases only require leaseholders to request … the technical officer fee). This will only apply to proposed alterations which are … with other properties in the building. The only exception would be if the change would …

Public rights of way information

a legal right of passage on someone else’s land. Only routes shown on the definitive map and … arrows denote a byway open to all traffic Landowners may put up additional waymarkers to … by the council. This is because a bridleway only provides public access on foot, bikes and …

Street naming and numbering

if there are new buildings nearby. We will only change a name or number if we have to. … an application form if you are developing land and buildings and need new addresses. We … as Ordnance Survey, the Royal Mail and the Land Registry. If we do need to make any …

Local Development Order Environmental Impact Assessment

centre. The areas covered are restricted to land within the adopted public highway, council controlled land and other large institutions (e.g. … materials to prevent the contamination of land from the works. It is also considered …