Right habitat type
Units must match the development requirement, trading rules and planning evidence.
FOR DEVELOPERS
When on-site delivery cannot meet the full 10% requirement, registered off-site units can close the biodiversity gap with traceable evidence.
BUYER NEEDS
Units must match the development requirement, trading rules and planning evidence.
Spatial relevance matters because local or strategic gain is usually more useful than distant supply.
The gain site should be secured for at least 30 years through the right agreement.
Allocations need to be traceable through the public register and supporting documents.
Buyers need confidence that habitat delivery, monitoring and reporting are funded.
Commercial terms should align with planning milestones and allocation evidence.
PROCESS
Establish what cannot be delivered on site after the gain hierarchy is applied.
Map unit types, area, hedgerow or watercourse needs and spatial relevance.
Identify registered or registration-ready units that fit the requirement.
Agree commercial terms, evidence and timing.
Record allocation once planning and statutory requirements are ready.
Keep HMMP, legal and register evidence for planning compliance.
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