statement and on the opportunities plan above. They can be summarised as: 6.2 Frenchay Park and Stable Block retained as office and storage uses in – the short-term with future use unresolved and subject of future separate proposals. 6.3 Health and Social Care Centre a site of approximately 2.5 hectares is – identified in the corner of the site. 6.4 Retention of some existing healthcare facilities The Burden Centre towards the west of the The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Unit towards the – north of the site. 6.5 Frenchay Museum retained in an existing lodge building at the south western – entrance, subject to agreement on future ownership and maintenance. 6.6 Open Spaces on site provision/retention of some – Informal recreation areas Natural and semi-green areas Allotments Children and young people play Formal sports provision 6.7 Education provision for a one form entry primary school to serve the – development but with scope to also consider provision of a larger area to accommodate up to a two form entry school (2 hectares) at the request of Council Officers. This would allow for the possible relocation and merger with the existing village school subject to funding and management issues being resolved. Two site options are indicated: Option 1 the existing north east car park – Option 2 the car park and area of the Lime Avenue. – 6.8 Employment Opportunities While most services will be relocated to Southmead it – is noted that there will be future jobs in the health care, school and other facilities retained on site. No specific separate provision of employment floor space is proposed. 6.9 Trees there are many trees across the site of varying type, age and condition. – most will be addressed through site specific proposals at the planning application stage the concept statement notes issues with: o The Lime Avenue where a strategy for the long-term is required which may – include felling and replanting o The east woodland which is a relatively recent plantation but of relatively poor – quality the proposal is to retain a narrow buffer to properties at the boundary but to – remove the whole of the woodland and include for housing and school use. o Memorial trees where any removal, relocation or re-provision will be carried out in – consultation with family members. 6.10 Access future trip generation is likely to be significantly less than for the –
statement and on the opportunities plan above. They can be summarised as: 6.2 Frenchay Park and Stable Block – retained as office and storage uses in the short-term with future use unresolved and subject of future separate proposals. 6.3 Health and Social Care Centre – a site of approximately 2.5 hectares is identified in the corner of the site. 6.4 Retention of some existing healthcare facilities The Burden Centre towards the west of the The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Unit – towards the north of the site. 6.5 Frenchay Museum – retained in an existing lodge building at the south western entrance, subject to agreement on future ownership and maintenance. 6.6 Open Spaces – on site provision/retention of some Informal recreation areas Natural and semi-green areas Allotments Children and young people play Formal sports provision 6.7 Education – provision for a one form entry primary school to serve the development but with scope to also consider provision of a larger area to accommodate up to a two form entry school (2 hectares) at the request of Council Officers. This would allow for the possible relocation and merger with the existing village school subject to funding and management issues being resolved. Two site options are indicated: Option 1 – the existing north east car park Option 2 – the car park and area of the Lime Avenue. 6.8 Employment Opportunities – While most services will be relocated to Southmead it is noted that there will be future jobs in the health care, school and other facilities retained on site. No specific separate provision of employment floor space is proposed. 6.9 Trees – there are many trees across the site of varying type, age and condition. most will be addressed through site specific proposals at the planning application stage the concept statement notes issues with: o The Lime Avenue – where a strategy for the long-term is required which may include felling and replanting o The east woodland – which is a relatively recent plantation but of relatively poor quality – the proposal is to retain a narrow buffer to properties at the boundary but to remove the whole of the woodland and include for housing and school use. o Memorial trees – where any removal, relocation or re-provision will be carried out in consultation with family members. 6.10 Access – future trip generation is likely to be significantly less than for the
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