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Appendix D: Woodland Evaluation Criteria

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Type
Document
Published by
City of London
Also called
Appendix D: Woodland Evaluation
For
designer
Building types
All building types
Pages
5
Instruments
The London Plan

Overview

Appendix D of the City of London's Environmental Management Guidelines (2021 edition), a five-page Woodland Evaluation Criteria table. It quotes four London Plan woodland criteria, then lists High, Medium and Low measures for site protection and landscape integrity, with a score selector for each. It states that a woodland is significant at one High score or five Medium scores. The 2025 update of the guidelines carries a revised scoring form, Appendix D: Significant Woodland Evaluation Scoring Form.

What it covers

  • Appendix D: Woodland Evaluation Criteria
  • Site Protection
  • Landscape Integrity
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