The Environmentally Sensitive Areas (Stage III) Designation (Amendment) Order 2001

Article 3(4)

SCHEDULE 1 SUBSTITUTED PART 3 OF SCHEDULE 3 TO THE PRINCIPAL ORDER (LAKE DISTRICT)

“PART 3 MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES

Column 1		Column 2
Activity		Maximum rate in £ per hectare of land per annum (except where otherwise stated)
1.	Maintenance of cultivated land.	12
2.	Management of inbye land.	47
3.	Management of intake land.	22
4.	Maintenance of fell without heather.	25
5.	As regards heather fell—
	(a) maintenance of heather fell	38
	(b) management of heather fell	42
	(c) enhanced management of heather fell.	50
6.	Management of meadowland.	200
7.	Management of other habitats through controlled grazing and restricted agricultural admixtures.	100
8.	Where management of any kind referred to in item 5(a), (b) or (c) is undertaken, additional management for the purpose of the early adoption of winter stocking restrictions.	15
9.	Management of woodland to enhance its nature conservation and landscape value.	200
10.	The provision of public access routes.	170
11.	Management of any kind referred to in items 1 to 9 above which is undertaken in relation to common land.	5
12.	Hedgerow restoration.	£4 per metre
13.	In relation to walls—
	(a) restoration	£20 per metre
	(b) top wiring supplement.	£1 per metre
14.	Management of pasture land.	105
15.	Management of wetland.	70”

Article 3(7)(b)

SCHEDULE 2 SUBSTITUTED PART 3 OF SCHEDULE 6 TO THE PRINCIPAL ORDER (SOUTH WEST PEAK)

“PART 3 MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES

Column 1		Column 2
Activity		Maximum rate in £ per hectare of land per annum (except where otherwise stated)
1.	Maintenance of cultivated land.	18
2.	Management of enclosed permanent grassland.	50
3.	Management of enclosed permanent rough grazing.	46
4.	Enhanced management of pasture.	110
5.	Enhanced management of meadowland.	170
6.	Regeneration to create extensive pasture.	160
7.	Regeneration to create extensive meadowland.	170
8.	Where management of any kind under item 1, 2, 3, 4 or 6 is undertaken, additional management so as to create wet areas.	90
9.	In relation to moorland—
	(a) maintenance of moorland	32
	(b) enhanced management of moorland	62
	(c) regeneration of moorland through temporary stock exclusion.	30
10.	Management of woodland to enhance its nature conservation and landscape value.	120
11.	The provision of public access routes.	170
12.	In relation to walls—
	(a) restoration	£20 per metre
	(b) top wiring supplement.	£1 per metre”