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56. In Table A in Schedule 3 (standard payment rates for capital items)—
(a)for the entry relating to “Manual eradication of rhododendron” substitute—
“Manual eradication of rhododendron: Light infestation/easy access (Bushes < 1.5 metres and flat site < 15 degrees) | £4,500 per hectare of infested land | |
Medium infestation/access (Bushes > 1.5 metres and flat site < 15 degrees; bushes < 1.5 metres and slight slope > 15 degrees; or bushes > 1.5 metres and slight slope > 15 degrees) | £6,100 per hectare of infested land | |
Difficult access | £9,500 per hectare of infested land | |
(Bushes < 1.5 metres and steep slope > 30 degrees; or | ||
bushes > 1.5 metres and steep slope > 30 degrees)” |
(b)for the entry relating to “Mechanised (and/or chemical eradication of rhododendron” substitute—
“Mechanised eradication of rhododendron: Light infestation/easy access | £1,800 per hectare of infested land | |
Medium infestation/access | £2,400 per hectare of infested land | |
Difficult access | £2,900 per hectare of infested land | |
Chemical eradication of rhododendron by foliar or stem injection | £1,500 per hectare of infested land” |
(c)in column 1 (capital item) for “Heather restoration (in black grouse core areas)” substitute “Heather management (in black grouse and/ or capercaille core areas)”; and
(d)at the end of the table insert the following entry—
“Vole guard/small tree protector | £0.23 per vole guard/small tree protector” |
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