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- There are a number of specific site requirements, as follows: • It is intended that a Planning Brief in the form of Supplementary Guidance will be produced for this site • A vehicular link via Bellfield Crescent to the south and from the A703 further north will be required • Provision of structure planting along the northern edge of the site with an area of open space to the east of the site along with buffer areas alongside new and existing landscaping will be required • Provision of amenity access within the development for pedestrians and cyclists • Assessment and mitigation of flood risk from overland flow will be required • Mitigation measures are required to prevent any impact on the River Tweed Special Areas of Conservation • Water resilient construction measures should be employed in the development of the site The proposed Scottish Borders Council Local Development Plan 2 (still to be adopted) replicates the 2016 adopted LDP zoning for the site, with the same site requirements, but dropping the requirement for a Planning Brief
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Description
The property is a 4.02 hectare site located near the village of Eddleston, approximately 17 miles south of Edinburgh city centre. The site has a southerly aspect and lies gently to the west. The land is situated off Old Edinburgh Road, an adopted road, which provides access to nearby Bellfield Crescent and the A703.
The site has an "Indicative Site Capacity" of 35 residential units, as outlined in the Scottish Borders Local Development Plan. The land includes a single grazing field, with field gate access, electricity, mains water, and mains drainage available nearby.