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RAF Daws Hill Draft Development Brief Jerry Unsworth Purpose of Tonight's Meeting Draft Southern Quadrant Transport strategy RAF Daws Hill Draft Development Brief Understanding Consultation probing, reviewing
RAF Daws Hill Draft Development Brief Jerry Unsworth
Purpose of Tonight's Meeting • Draft Southern Quadrant Transport strategy • RAF Daws Hill Draft Development Brief • Understanding • Consultation – probing, reviewing • Improving & Refining • Listening … Leading … Shaping
Consultation Process • 15th June to 20th July Public consultation • 28 June Manned drop in exhibition • 5th July(?) Daws Hill Reference Group • 18th July Planning Committee • 10th Sept Cabinet
Presentations • Southern Quadrant Transport Strategy Marcus Rogers • Daws Hill Development Brief Chris Steuart • Questions and Answers
RAF Daws Hill Draft Development Brief Chris Steuart: Team Leader Major Development and Design
Consultation Background • WDC/BCC have organised two workshops: 1 Traffic and Transport 2 Master planning • Reference Group set up to enable information sharing with residents (has met 7 times since September 2011)
Development Brief Contents Brief sets out: • Summary of key planning policies • Analysis of the site and its context • Redevelopment objectives • The Framework plan the key components of the brief.
Policy Framework • NPPF • South East Plan • Core Strategy • Local Plan • SPDs (e.g. living within our limits) • Others (e.g. Position Statement Policy PS8)
Position Statement • Policy PS8 – agreed by WDC Cabinet July 2011 • Brief = a spatial expression • Re-examine and refresh • SPD will supersede PS8 • Site is previously developed land
Site analysis • Tree cover • Hill top • Inward looking (former military site) • Two halves • M40 • Existing residential boundary • Existing buildings not suitable for retention
Townscape • Residential context • Parkland • Landscape structure • Wooded boundaries • Lack of a local centre • Limited views • Site not functionally part of community
Connections • Lack of connection • Close to but far from town centre • Congestion of Daws Hill Lane • School drop off
Land use • What should mix be? • Local centre • Non – residential uses location • Open space • Effect of Abbey Barn South site
Redevelopment objectives • To create a heart for the Daws Hill Area • To reconnect the site with its surroundings and historic past and be a gateway to the Chilterns AONB. • To reinforce and protect the existing Arcadian character of Daws Hill Lane
Redevelopment objectives • To provide a catalyst to address congestion and the school drop off issue along Daws Hill Lane • To create a high quality scheme that is sustainable and a great place to live. • To plan to fully integrate with future development.
Concept • Builds on existing green structure to create a green heart for the development • Residential belt created around this centre higher in density where the tree constraint is less but reducing at the edges with Daws Hill Lane and existing neighbouring property • Links together wooded paths to north and Chilterns AONB to south • Facilitates future connections to Abbey Barn South
Framework Plan • The plan illustrates the main development principles. • Not intended to be prescriptive.
Land budget • 24ha total site area • 15 ha residential • 1.6 ha Business • 1.2 ha School • 4.6 ha Open space and sports • 1.6 ha Community/Local Centre/ School Drop Off
Detailed urban design principles • Connections – routes • Layout of development • Layout of car parking • Trees and green infrastructure • Local centre • Site entrance • Sustainability measures • Noise and air quality
Residential • Aim to achieve a net density of at least 30 dwellings per hectare (subject to constraints) • No maximum density is proposed • Need to optimise development to meet needs • Design led approach • Affordable housing: 30% bedspaces • Scope for extra care elderly person housing
Business • We see this as an important component of the development. • Location at noisiest part of site • Capable of separate access from Daws Hill Lane
Education • One - form entry school proposed • Located on edge of site • Flat land needed • Capable of expansion if Abbey Barn South is developed
Local centre • Local shops and services • Located close to Daws Hill Lane
Community Centre • Multi - functional community building • Located close to Daws Hill Lane
Open space and sport and play • Want to see on site provision • Sport provided within central part of the site (level ground) • Children’s play areas • A wooded area at the northern end of the site to be public open space
Trees • Many trees at the site • Survey work undertaken • Presumption is in favour of keeping trees • But some tree removal inevitable – due to health, condition, layout etc
Abbey Barn South • Land not included in the brief • No prejudice • Land uses capable of expansion into ABS (e.g. School, open space)
Consultation • 15th June to 20th July Public consultation • 28 June Manned drop in exhibition • 5th July(?) Daws Hill Reference Group • Workshop event (to be arranged)
Consultation Questions • The Development brief sets out key consultation questions • We would like feedback on these during the consultation period • Also wish to hear any other matters you wish to raise. • Thank-you to members who commented on draft of the brief.
Consultation • Leaflet • Feedback form • Written feedback
Questions
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