be enhanced, along with pedestrian 12.21 There are opportunities to and cycle access along Tingewick integrate the site with other proposed Road and linking to the Railway Walk. sites, with good pedestrian and cycle routes enabling good interaction with other buildings and sites. 12.22 Coupled with the further development planned for Tingewick Site I Road, there is a potential for creating enhanced transport links. 12.23 If the green space is developed Fig. 12.3 to the north of the site there is the potential for an integrated space which Site I 3.67(ha) is allocated for and would be an ideal extension to the has site specific requirements for: riverside walk to link it in the Around 100 dwellings over 2.62 scenic/railway walk. ha of land. Separate Area of, or exceeding, 0.44 ha for employment land Site J Green Space should be focused Fig. 12.4 in the north of the site to aid with any future expansion of the Site J (1.77ha) is allocated for and Riverside Walk has site specific requirements for: Around 39 dwellings over 1.77 ha of land. Linked with providing 12.19 The site is to the south west of dwellings for older residents the town. Currently the site is an industrial estate. Through previous Relocating tree provision from studies carried out by the District the centre of the site to result in Council, it has been found that the no over overall loss of bio current provision does not meet the diversity current demand in relation to the structures on site. 12.24 Site J is to the south west of the 12.20 The site is bounded to the town and on the south east is bordered east by retained employment land. The by St. Rumbold’s Well, a scheduled land to the east is currently ancient monument. The site is well employment land; however it has defined to the north/north west of the permission for 89 dwellings and a site by Tingewick Road which forms a small proportion of employment land. main approach into the town centre. To the north west and west is green Development of the site will enable space. The boundary on the west is better connections into the town the former railway line (with part of this centre, through development of a incorporated into the site). It forms part pedestrian and cycle route. of the Bernwood Walk and offers good pedestrian connections via the rest of 12.25 To the east of the site is the the scenic and railway walks. scenic walk with potential for good pedestrian links with the walk and St.
be enhanced, along with pedestrian and cycle access along Tingewick Road and linking to the Railway Walk. Site I Fig. 12.3 Site I 3.67(ha) is allocated for and has site specific requirements for: Around 100 dwellings over 2.62 ha of land. Separate Area of, or exceeding, 0.44 ha for employment land Green Space should be focused in the north of the site to aid with any future expansion of the Riverside Walk 12.19 The site is to the south west of the town. Currently the site is an industrial estate. Through previous studies carried out by the District Council, it has been found that the current provision does not meet the current demand in relation to the structures on site. 12.20 The site is bounded to the east by retained employment land. The land to the east is currently employment land; however it has permission for 89 dwellings and a small proportion of employment land. To the north west and west is green space. The boundary on the west is the former railway line (with part of this incorporated into the site). It forms part of the Bernwood Walk and offers good pedestrian connections via the rest of the scenic and railway walks. 12.21 There are opportunities to integrate the site with other proposed sites, with good pedestrian and cycle routes enabling good interaction with other buildings and sites. 12.22 Coupled with the further development planned for Tingewick Road, there is a potential for creating enhanced transport links. 12.23 If the green space is developed to the north of the site there is the potential for an integrated space which would be an ideal extension to the riverside walk to link it in the scenic/railway walk. Site J Fig. 12.4 Site J (1.77ha) is allocated for and has site specific requirements for: Around 39 dwellings over 1.77 ha of land. Linked with providing dwellings for older residents Relocating tree provision from the centre of the site to result in no over overall loss of bio diversity 12.24 Site J is to the south west of the town and on the south east is bordered by St. Rumbold’s Well, a scheduled ancient monument. The site is well defined to the north/north west of the site by Tingewick Road which forms a main approach into the town centre. Development of the site will enable better connections into the town centre, through development of a pedestrian and cycle route. 12.25 To the east of the site is the scenic walk with potential for good pedestrian links with the walk and St.
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