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1. • • B Boroughs should develop an Urban Greening Factor (UGF) to identify the appropriate amount of urban greening required in new developments. The UGF should be based on the factors set out in Table 8.2, but tailored to local circumstances.
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   Should B boroughs develop an Urban Greening Factor?

   • B Boroughs should develop an Urban Greening Factor (UGF) to identify the appropriate amount of urban greening required in new developments. The UGF should be based on the factors set out in Table 8.2, but tailored to local circumstances.

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   What is an Urban Greening Factor?

   • BBoroughs should develop an Urban Greening Factor (UGF) to identify the appropriate amount of urban greening required in new developments. The UGF should be based on the factors set out in Table 8.2, but tailored to local circumstances.

   Biodiversity Net Gain and the Environment Bill for London

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   What is a 'green space factor'?

   • 8.5.3 A number of cities have successfully adopted a ‘green space factor’ to encourage more and better urban greening. The Mayor has developed a generic Urban Greening Factor model to assist boroughs and developers in determining the appropriate provision of urban greening for new developments.

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   What is the UGF London Plan guidance?

   • London Plan Policy G5 requires all major developments to include urban greening as a fundamental element of site and building design. The policy introduces the use of an Urban Greening Factor (UGF) to evaluate the quantity and quality of urban greening provided by a development proposal.

   Urban Greening Factor (UGF) guidance | London City Hall

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   Who prepared the Urban Greening Factor guidance?

   • This guidance has been prepared by the Greater London Authority (GLA) with input from AECOM. Public engagement on the Urban Greening Factor guidance was carried out between 30 September 2021 and 20 December 2021. Details of the consultation can be found on our engagement portal.

   Urban Greening Factor (UGF) guidance | London City Hall

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   Should a borough-wide UGF target be higher?

   • 4.1.25 If developments are consistently under or overachieving compared to the London Plan UGF target, a higher borough-wide UGF target or a higher locally specific target may be appropriate.

   Urban Greening Factor | London City Hall

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   B Boroughs should develop an Urban Greening Factor (UGF) to identify the appropriate amount of urban greening required in new developments. The UGF should be based on the factors set out in Table 8.2, but tailored to local circumstances.

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   B. Boroughs should develop an Urban Greening Factor (UGF) to identify the appropriate amount of greening required in new developments. The UGF should be based on the factors set out in Table 8.2. The Mayor recommends a target score of 0.4 for residential development, and a target score of 0.3 for commercial development.

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