Landscape Management Plans

The Landscape Workshop possesses the expertise to develop Landscape Management Plans for both hard and soft landscape projects. These plans are often linked to the discharge of a planning condition and detail the ongoing maintenance and management strategies to maintain the function and form of the landscape for the foreseeable future. Typically spanning a 15-year timeline, our plans dedicate the initial 5 years to guarantee the successful establishment of plantings, with the subsequent 10 years focusing on ongoing maintenance and management.

Our detailed reports outline the objectives and envisioned appearance and functionality of the landscape, followed by a comprehensive list of actions required to realise this vision. Furthermore, the plans include a schedule of inspection visits to oversee and assess the achievement of these goals. Our Landscape Management Plans cross-reference documents such as Phase 1 Ecology Surveys to ensure integration and consistency across the application. For clients in need of a Landscape and Ecological Management Plan (LEMP), The Landscape Workshop can also provide these.

Windy Barn Farm, Covington

Landscape Management plan for a new residential development in Home Farm, Catworth, Huntingdonshire.

This was a comprehensive document that outlined strategies and actions for the management, preservation, and enhancement of the proposed landscape features. It outlined the regular maintenance activities required to manage the landscape effective and covered aspects like mowing, pruning, watering, pest and disease control, and waste management. It also included planting and implementation guidelines.

Fairy Lodge Farm, Huntingdon

Landscape Management and Maintenance Plan for a new residential development in Huntingdon.

This Plan was a comprehensive document, focusing on the maintenance of both the existing ecological features and the newly developed landscape. It outlined a clear strategy for ensuring the landscape meets its intended purposes, notably in providing habitats and recreational spaces. The plan included detailed objectives for various landscape components, balancing hard landscape features like paving and lighting with soft landscape elements like vegetation.