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Infrastructure Delivery Plan Outline Planning Application INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY PLAN June 2020 Application Documents and Drawings Document Name Reference Number Outline Planning Application Guide N/A Application Form and Certificates N/A Location Plan (OGV-DWG-APPR-LP-01) Planning Application Boundary (OGV-DWG-APPR-PAB-01) Building Demolition Plan (OGV-DWG-APPR-BDP-01) A40 Western Access drawing (OGV-DWG-APPR-A40A-01) Lower Road Northern Site Access drawing (OGV-DWG-APPR-LRNA-01) Lower Road Site Access drawing (OGV-DWG-APPR-LRA-01) Cuckoo Lane Residential Access drawing (OGV-DWG-APPR-CLRA-01) Parameter Plans Booklet (OGV-DOC-APPR-PP-01) Parameter Plan 1: Land Use (OGV-DWG-APPR-PP1-01) Parameter Plan 2: Landscape (OGV-DWG-APPR-PP2-01) Parameter Plan 3: Movement and Access (OGV-DWG-APPR-PP3-01) Parameter Plan 4: Building Heights (OGV-DWG-APPR-PP4-01) Development Specification and Framework (OGV-DOC-APPR-DSF-01) Site-wide Design Code (OGV-DOC-APPR-SWDC-01) Illustrative Masterplan (OGV-DWG-ILL-IMP-01) Blue Line Plan (OGV-DWG-INF-BLP-01) Planning Statement (OGV-DOC-INF-PS-01) Design and Access Statement (OGV-DOC-INF-DAS-01) Transport Assessment (OGV-DOC-INF-TA-01) Affordable Housing Statement (OGV-DOC-INF-AHS-01) Arboricultural Impact Assessment (OGV-DOC-INF-AIA-01) Biodiversity Mitigation, Monitoring and Management Framework (OGV-DOC-INF-BMMMF-01) Draft Heads of Terms for Section 106 Agreement (OGV-DOC-INF-DHOT-01) Environmental Statement Non-Technical Summary (OGV-DOC-INF-ESNTS-01) Environmental Statement - Volume 1 - Main Report (OGV-DOC-INF-ES-01) Environmental Statement - Volume 2 - Appendices (OGV-DOC-INF-ESAPP-01) Flood Risk Assessment (OGV-DOC-INF-FRA-01) Framework Travel Plan (OGV-DOC-INF-FTP-01) Health Impact Assessment (OGV-DOC-INF-HIA-01) Infrastructure Delivery Plan (OGV-DOC-INF-IDP-01) Outline Community Employment Plan (OGV-DOC-INF-OCEP-01) Outline Energy Strategy (OGV-DOC-INF-ENER-01) Outline Stewardship and Management Plan (OGV-DOC-INF-OSMP-01) Phase 1 Ground Condition Assessment (OGV-DOC-INF-P1GCA-01) Phase 2 Ground Condition Assessment (OGV-DOC-INF-P2GCA-01) Property Market Assessment and Economic Outlook (OGV-DOC-INF-EMP-01) Retail Assessment (OGV-DOC-INF-RA-01) Statement of Community Involvement (OGV-DOC-INF-SCI-01) Surface Water Management Strategy (OGV-DOC-INF-SWMS-01) Sustainability Strategy (OGV-DOC-INF-SUS-01) Topographical Survey (OGV-DWG-INF-TOP-01) Utilities Appraisal Report (OGV-DOC-INF-UTI-01) Waste Strategy (OGV-DOC-INF-WAS-01) Oxfordshire Garden Village Infrastructure Delivery Plan June 2020 INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY PLAN OXFORDSHIRE GARDEN VILLAGE Quality information Document name Ref Prepared for Prepared by Date Reviewed by OGV: Infrastructure Delivery Plan OGV-DOC-INF-IDP-01 GROSVENOR DEVELOPMENTS LTD EB,TC,PC June 2020 PC This document has been prepared by AECOM Limited for the sole use of our client (the “Client”) and in accordance with generally accepted consultancy principles, the budget for fees and the terms of reference agreed between AECOM Limited and the Client. Any information provided by third parties and referred to herein has not been checked or verified by AECOM Limited, unless otherwise expressly stated in the document. No third party may rely upon this document without the prior and express written agreement of AECOM Limited. 2 AECOM OXFORDSHIRE GARDEN VILLAGE INFRASTRUCTURE DELIVERY PLAN Scope ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4 Contents 01 CONTEXT .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6 Policy Context ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7 Site Location .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10 Study Areas .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 02 PLANNING POLICY CONTEXT AND STUDY AREA BASELINE ............................................................................................................................... 14 Education ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 15 Health ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21 Community .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 Sports, Recreation and Play ....................................................................................................................................................................................................28 Emergency Services ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................30 03 INDICATIVE HOUSING AND POPULATION PROJECTIONS ....................................................................................................................................32 Indicative housing and population projections ..............................................................................................................................................................33 04 INFRASTRUCTURE PROPOSALS .......................................................................................................................................................................................34 Community and culture .............................................................................................................................................................................................................35 Education ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................40 Emergency Services ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................43 Green Infrastructure...................................................................................................................................................................................................................45 Health and social care ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 52 Transport and Movement .........................................................................................................................................................................................................55 Energy, Utilities and Waste .....................................................................................................................................................................................................62 05 SUMMARY OF SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROPOSALS ......................................................................................................................................68 Summary of Social Infrastructure proposals .................................................................................................................................................................69 06 MANAGEMENT, MAINTENANCE AND STEWARDSHIP .............................................................................................................................................. 70 Management, maintenance and stewardship ................................................................................................................................................................. 71 07 INDICATIVE APPROACH TO PHASING ............................................................................................................................................................................. 74 Indicative Phasing ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 75 08 DELIVERY 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