Table 9.2: Sites of Biological Interest within 1km of the Proposed Scheme or within 200m of the PCF Stage 2 ARN

Site	Reason for designation													Distance (m) and direction from Proposed Scheme
	Large standing water (Fw3)	Small lodges[1] (Fw2)	Other broadleaved woodland (Ws1)	Plantation woodland (Wd2)	Grassland (Gr2)	Reedbed, swamp, and fen (Fw1)	Aquatic invertebrates (AI1)	Birds (Br6)	Ancient Woodland (Wd1)	Scrub (Wd3)	Heath (HB1)	Bees and wasps (GSG1)	Habitat Mosaic (HM1)
Philips Park and North Wood		X			X				X					0m south
Hollins Plantation			X											30m north-west
Hazlitt Wood		X	X				X							70m south-east
Hollins Vale		X			X									260m north-west
Heaton Park Reservoir								X						280m south
Pilsworth	X	X												420m north-east
Parr Brook					X									580m west
Prestwich Clough									X					900m south
Clifton Lodge (North & South)	X	X							X	X				3.4km south-west
Unity Brook									X					3.3km south-west
Rhodes Farm Sewage Works	X					X		X						1.3km west
Clifton Country Park		X						X	X					2.2km west
Ringley Woods					X				X					1km west
Grassland & Heath off Clively Avenue											X	X		2km south-east
Manchester, Bolton & Bury Canal at Agecroft	X													2.8km south-west
Reservoirs at Chapelfield		X												1.9km north
Sailor's Brow & Springwater Park		X					X						X	1.9km north
Lakeside Woodland in Heaton Park					X				X					1.4km south
Bowker Vale Reservoirs	X		X	X			X							2.2 km south
Streams and Flushes near Bradley Hall Farm					X									1.3km east
Blackley Forest & Heaton Vale Reservoirs		X												1.7km south-east
Alkrington Woods and Rhodes Lodges													X	2.1km east
[1] Lodges are man-made waterbodies, with most examples originating from the industrial revolution. These were created to hold water for industrial processes - notably in Greater Manchester for the textile industry.

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