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1 Ymgynghoriad ar Cynllun Datblygu Lleol Newydd
ID sylw: 5474
Derbyniwyd: 09/03/2026
Respondent ID: 920
Ymatebydd: Professor Andrew Vincent
KS1 features species-rich native hedgerows classified as priority habitats, serving as bat corridors, dormouse routes, and habitats for birds, reptiles, and amphibians. RLDP plans include hedgerow breaches, habitat fragmentation; such fragmentation is explicitly contrary to the PPW requirement to maintain and enhance ecological networks. Multiple bat species, including Pipistrelles, Noctule, and Long-eared Bats, utilise the site, with key features like hedgerows and woodland edges as commuting corridors. Development risks from the RLDP include loss of flight lines, disruption from artificial lighting, and potential damage to a mature ash roost trees, severely impacting local bat populations
KS1 features species-rich native hedgerows classified as priority habitats, serving as bat corridors, dormouse routes, and habitats for birds, reptiles, and amphibians. RLDP plans include hedgerow breaches, habitat fragmentation; such fragmentation is explicitly contrary to the PPW requirement to maintain and enhance ecological networks. Multiple bat species, including Pipistrelles, Noctule, and Long-eared Bats, utilise the site, with key features like hedgerows and woodland edges as commuting corridors. Development risks from the RLDP include loss of flight lines, disruption from artificial lighting, and potential damage to a mature ash roost trees, severely impacting local bat populations