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Drumford-Architectural-Pack.Pdf Proposed Residential Development Drumford Meadow, Portadown Site Location Plan 62 Drumnagoon Road 56 36 33 35 39 31 43 41 29 22 25 20 27 Drumford Meadow 11 19 18 13 9 1 7 5 0 25 50 75 100 125 North Approximate Scale in Metres Key Proposed Application Boundary Existing Roads and Footway under control of DfI Roads Ref|2384-050-03-20-001 :: Scale 1:2500 @ A3 :: Drawn|JC :: Date|Sept 2020 Antrim Construction Company P L L ng i sDe no s r e t t aP na Al Proposed Residential Development Drumford Meadow, Portadown Site Context RailwayBelfast towards to M1 Motorway M12 Motorway Rushmere A3 Central Way Shopping Centre Carn Industrial Estate A3 Northway Cinema Hope Church Craigavon Drumnagoon Road Carnregh M12 Motorway SITE to Lurgan Seagoe Industrial Estate Kingdom Central Hall of Sports Area Jehovah's Witnesses Kernan A3 Northway Hill Kernan Hill Road Manor A27 Mandeville Road Portadown Integrated Primary School Seagoe Portadown Railway towards Primary School A27 Lurgan Road Craigavon Area Hospital Southern Regional Killicomaine College Junior High School Bocombra Craigavon Primary to Portadown Senior High School School 0 100 200 300 400 500 North Approximate Scale in Metres Key Sites Access via Kernan Hill Educational Facilities Recreational Facilities Primary Road Links Road & Drumnagoon Road Retail Premises Bus Stops Railway Line Ref|2384-050-03-20-002 :: Scale 1:10000 @ A3 :: Drawn|JC :: Date|Sept 2020 Antrim Construction Company P L L ng i sDe no s r e t t aP na Al Proposed Residential Development Drumford Meadow, Portadown Area Plan Extract Extracted from Craigavon Area Plan 2010 - Map No. 5 - Craigavon Urban Area 0 50 100 150 200 250 North Approximate Scale in Metres Key Proposed Application Boundary Land Zoned for Housing - Phase 1 Protected Route Development Limit Existing Open Space National Cycle Network Ref|2384-050-03-20-003 :: Scale 1:5000 @ A3 :: Drawn|JC :: Date|Sept 2020 Antrim Construction Company P L L ng i sDe no s r e t t aP na Al Proposed Residential Development Concept Master Plan Drumford Meadow, Portadown Buffer Planting New Area of Public Amenity Woodland Planting Visual and Acoustic Buffer to Workshop Existing Workshop Connecting to Drumnagoon Road Buffer Planting Wildlife Corridor Dwellings orientated to overlook public open space Wildlife Corridor Buffer Planting Dwellings orientated to supervise upgraded distributor road Existing Hedgerows Kernan Hill Road Location of Proposed Play Area Towards 0 25 50 75 100 125 North Mandeville Road Approximate Scale in Metres Key Proposed Application Line of New/Upgraded Proposed Planting Proposed Play Area Boundary Distributor Road Existing Trees and Hedgerows Illustrative Dwelling Form Area of Public Amenity Space Combined Cycle/Footway Retained Public Amenity Space, Connecting Footway for Indicative Road Network Proposed Trees New Woodland Area Pedestrian Permeability Ref|2384-050-03-20-004 :: Scale 1:1250 @ A1 :: Drawn|JC :: Date|September 2020 Antrim Construction Company A la n P a t t e r s o n D e s ig n L L P Proposed Residential Development Development Phasing Drumford Meadow, Portadown and Planning History PHASE 2B PH 2C PHASE 3 PHASE 2A PHASE 1 PHASE 3 0 25 50 75 100 125 North Approximate Scale in Metres PHASNG PLANNING PERMISSIONS STATUS N/2009/0470/F, LA08/2015/0469/F & PHASE 1 Constructed LA08/2017/1059/F PHASE 2A LA08/2018/0033/F & LA08/2018/0603/F Under Construction PHASE 2B N/2008/0138/F & LA08/2018/0425/F Under Construction PHASE 2C N/2008/0138/F Not yet constructed Previously covered in part by PHASE 3 Subject site for this consultation N/2008/0138/F & LA08/2018/0033/F Ref|2384-050-03-20-005 :: Scale 1:2500 @ A3 :: Drawn|JC :: Date|Sept 2020 Antrim Construction Company P L L ng i sDe no s r e t t aP na Al Proposed Residential Development Ref|2384-050-03-20-007 :: Scale 1:1250 @ A1 Drawn|JC Date|September 2020 Antrim Construction Company Drumford Meadow, A58.3b 4 A58.3a 5 Portadown A114.1 15 A114.2A A114.1 21 18 A114.1 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Gs A15.2 G2 A17.1 A17.1 92 88b A1.2spc A6 A6sw A15.2 G1 G1 104 93 84 G1 105 A6 A17.1 A6 92 G1 49 G2 103 A6 48 A1.2spc A6a G2 91 89 A17.1 G1 A6 61 A1.2spc 94 G1 A6a G1 A6 102 G1 Gs 95 A1.2 106 A6spc 126 125 A6 90 96 A6 124 DG A6a G1 A15.5 A6a A6 DG G1 83c 82 83b A6 A15.5 83a 98 97 G1 101 A1.2 81 A15.2 62 99 96c A6a A6 A35.2 A15.2 G1 63 G1 Gs DG A1.2spc 100 A6 96d A27.2 DG 96b A1.2 96a A6 80 64 A130.1 G2 G1 G1 A108.1 G2 79 A130.1 DG 65 DG A108.1 96e G1 A15.2 DG Planning Approved Layout G2 A108.1 78 G2 96f DG 96g Gs A15.2 0 96h A108.1 77 96i DG 66 A18.1s A15.2 DG A15.2 A1.2 A108.1 G1 A108.1 spc A1.2 Approximate Scale in Metres 76 A1.2spc 67 99 A1.2spc A108.1 A15.2 A17.1 A15.2 129 A6 G1 G2 A108.1 75 68 69 G2 G1 A27.1 A6 HEADER HEADER GLASS GLASS HEADER HEADER A17.1 S_DOOR1 S_DOOR2D_DOOR S_DOOR1 S_DOOR2 D_DOOR A15.2 25 98b G1 148 98a A35.2 130 127 G1 G1 Gs DG 128 149 147 A1.2 spc A1.2 S_DOOR2D_DOOR S_DOOR1 DG G1 S_DOOR2 S_DOOR1 D_DOOR DG DG 97 146 A15.2 DG 100a 74 G1 G2 G1 G2 136 A6 DG 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