Decision - Tree Planting Plan: outcome of consultation
Decision maker
Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee
Report author
Robert Walker
Published
17 Nov 2022
Reference
6770
As published
the council's own words, unedited1) That the committee approves the Tree Planting Plan 2022-2027 which has been updated following consultation.
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The plan sets out Brighton & Hove City Council’s vision and actions for increasing tree canopy cover, improving biodiversity and protecting the city’s tree stock from disease and climate change. It proposes more planting across streets, parks, woodlands and housing land, alongside community involvement, improved tree pits and three years of aftercare for newly planted trees.
Recommendation
Adopt the Brighton & Hove City Council Tree Planting Plan 2022 - 2027 and deliver its proposed tree planting, protection, maintenance, partnership and community engagement measures.
Financial impact
No specific financial amount stated; delivery is subject to available budgets and external funding.
Ward affected
city-wide
Decision maker
Brighton & Hove City Council
Stakeholders named
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ResidentsVisitorsWildlifeCouncillorsCommunitiesVolunteersLocal businessesFriends’ groupsDevelopersThe Tree Forum
Next steps
parsed- Implement the tree planting actions and principles set out in the plan.
- Continue working with residents, communities, volunteers, local businesses and partner organisations to secure funding and deliver planting projects.
- Monitor delivery through quarterly reviews of the action plan.
- Review the plan fully every five years and update it in response to changing information, environmental pressures and residents’ feedback.
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