Appendix C Briar Hill Primary School AUGUST 2011 Email: [email protected] SRL Technical 7 July 2011 Services Limited

Appendix C Briar Hill Primary School AUGUST 2011 Email: Robert.Hart@Gallifordtry.Co.Uk SRL Technical 7 July 2011 Services Limited

Noise Impact Assessment

C/12858/L07/CMW

Robert Hart Galliford Try Construction Central Leicester Road Wolvey Hinckley Leicestershire LE10 3JF

Dear Robert

Briar Hill Primary School Noise Survey Northampton Primary Schools

1.0 Summary

SRL was commissioned by Galliford Try Construction Ltd to do an environmental noise survey at the existing Briar Hill Primary School site. This survey was to help us establish the dominant noise sources present on the site and to assess the feasibility of various ventilation strategies for the proposed new build area of the site. Southern Office & Laboratory Holbrook House, Little Waldingfield We measured ambient noise levels at the Briar Hill Primary School site on 1 July Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 0TH, UK 2011. Tel: +44(0)1787 247595

Northern Office: The BB93 criteria for indoor ambient noise levels can be achieved in the proposed Lynnfield House, Church Street Altrincham, Cheshire, WA14 4DZ new building with natural ventilation using open windows. Tel: +44(0)161 929 5585

London Office: 2.0 Survey Data 70 Cowcross Street, London EC1M 6EJ Tel: +44(0)20 7251 3585 Our measurement locations are shown in Appendix C. The survey positions were selected to represent the main noise sources around the school site. The Dubai South Africa measurements exclude noise from pupils as BB93 states that this should not be Tel: +27 (21) 680 5305 included in noise break-in assessments. The tabulated results of the survey are e-mail:[email protected] shown in Appendix B. e-mail:[email protected]

Registered Name and Address: The dominant noise source around the school site is road traffic from Hunsbarrow SRL Technical Services Ltd Holbrook House Road. The noise levels range from 45dB (LAeq) at Position 1 to 64dB (LAeq) close to Little Waldingfield Hunsbarrow Road. Sudbury Suffolk CO10 0TH Registered Number: 907694 England

3.0 Noise Breakin

The noise level on the perimeter of the proposed new building is 45-46 dB(A). BB93 specifies indoor ambient noise levels of 35 dB(A) for standard teaching rooms with BB101 allowing a 5 dB(A) relaxation for higher ventilation rates where natural ventilation systems are used. The site noise levels are low enough that open windows can be used for the new building to provide natural ventilation and maintain indoor ambient noise levels specified by BB93 and BB101.

Any thermal double glazing is capable of meeting the indoor ambient noise level requirements for the new building. Similarly it is likely that any façade and roof buildup will be capable of meeting the indoor ambient noise level requirements for the new building. The roof construction also needs to be considered in terms of rain noise. We will assess this as the design progresses.

I have assumed natural ventilation needs a façade opening equivalent to 5% of the floor area for the 8l/s/pupil ventilation rate. I have included the 5 dB(A) relaxation allowed by BB101 for natural ventilation. For 3l/s/pupil ventilation rate the openings must be limited to 1.6% of the floor area.

There are no mandatory requirements for ‘ancillary spaces’ (e.g. kitchens, offices, staff rooms, corridors, stairwells and toilets).

4.0 Mechanical Services Noise

Any noise created by services (other than that from teaching equipment such as computers and projectors) is required to meet the BB93 ambient noise levels specified for a duty of 3l/s/person. This includes break-in from external plant to teaching spaces. Mechanical services ducts must not penetrate partitions between classrooms. The ducts must run in the circulation space, with individual branches off into teaching spaces. The indoor ambient noise level requirements for standard rooms are given in Appendix E.

The noise levels from all plant must be attenuated to 45 dB(A) outside openable windows and rooflights, and to 50 dB(A) at any external teaching areas.

Please call me if you have any questions.

Yours sincerely

Chris Wright For and on behalf of SRL Technical Services Limited Tel: 01787 247595 Email: [email protected]

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Appendix A – Survey Details

A1.1 Location of Survey

Briar Hill Primary School, Thorn Hill, Briar Hill, Northampton. NN4 8SW

A1.2 Date & Time of Survey

1 July 2011 10:40-14:10

A1.3 Personnel Present During Survey

Allen Smalls (SRL Ltd)

A1.4 Instrumentation

Bruel & Kjaer

Type 2260 Sound Level Meter (SRL No. 739) Type ZC 0032 Microphone Pre-Amp (SRL No. 741) Type 4189 Microphone (SRL No. 742) Type 4231 Sound Level Calibrator (SRL No. 819)

A1.5 Calibration Procedure

Before and after the survey the measurement apparatus was check calibrated to an accuracy of +0.1dB using the type 4231 Sound Level Calibrator. The Calibrator produces a sound pressure level of 94 dB re 2x10-5 Pa at a frequency of 1 kHz.

A1.6 Survey Procedure

Ambient noise levels were monitored at various positions around the sites as shown in Appendix C. The measurements are tabulated in Appendix B and an explanation of acoustic terms is given in Appendix D.

A1.7 Weather Conditions

Dry, still, little cloud

Appendix B – Survey Manned Measurement Results

Table B1 - Measured Ambient Noise Levels (dB) Start End Position L L L L L Notes Time Time Aeq A10 A90 Amax A1 1a 10:56 11:03 58 61 41 77 70 ~3m from curb 1b 13:37 13:47 64 63 40 87 75 ~1m from curb 2a 10:44 10:54 45 48 42 57 50 Approx. location of 2b 13:51 14:04 46 48 41 60 54 proposed building

All measurements in dB re 20 μPa

Table B2 - Leq Octave Band Levels (dB)

Position Time 63 125 250 500 1k 2k 4k dB(A) 1a 10:56 63 58 55 53 55 47 40 58 1b 13:37 65 63 60 60 59 57 50 64 2a 10:44 59 51 42 42 41 35 30 45 2b 13:51 56 49 43 42 43 37 32 46

All measurements in dB re 20 μPa

Appendix C – Survey Positions on existing Site

Appendix D – Noise Measurement Parameter Definitions

LA90 - The "A" weighted sound pressure level that is exceeded for 90% of the measurement period. It is commonly used as the "Background Noise Level".

LA10 - The "A" weighted sound pressure level that is exceeded for 10% of the measurement period. This is often used for assessing traffic noise.

LA1 - The "A" weighted sound pressure level that is exceeded for 1% of the measurement period.

LAeq - The "A" weighted equivalent continuous sound pressure level. A representation of a continuous sound level containing the same amount of sound energy as the measured varying noise, over the measurement period. It can be considered as the "average" noise level.

LAmax - The maximum "A" weighted sound pressure level during the measurement period.

Appendix E – BB93 Criteria for Indoor Ambient Noise Levels in Teaching Spaces Type of Room Upper limit for internal ambient noise level

(dB LAeq (30 minutes)) Primary School 35 Classroom Group Area/ 40 Breakout Space

Studio 35

Drainage/Foul Sewerage

Appendix D Briar Hill Primary School AUGUST 2011 David Smith Associates

11/13262

Briar Hill Primary School

Drainage and External Works

2nd August 2011

Drainage

It is proposed to connect the new foul water drainage from the extension to the existing foul water drainage system serving the school.

The existing foul water drainage system serving the school will be checked for available capacity as part of the detailed design.

The existing foul water drainage system serving the school eventually discharges to the public sewerage system. A Section 106 (Water Industry Act) Agreement will be entered into, to agree the increase in flows to the public sewerage system.

Surface Water drainage from impermeable areas created by the development will be treated in line with current regulations in relation to flood risk. In this instance, surface water will discharge to a new soakaway located on the site.

Ground investigation reports from previous projects indicate low soil infiltration rates on the site. For this reason an overflow is indicated allowing surface water in extreme storms to be distributed over playing fields away from the school buildings.

An existing soakaway at the area of car parking is proposed to be enlarged to accommodate changes in the parking layout.

Parts of the existing drainage at the school will require diversion due to the proximity of the extension to the existing school building. External Works

Hard standing and car parking areas are proposed which may be accessible to vehicles. These will be designed for the expected volumes of traffic, and with pavement foundations informed by a CBR value.

DSA Drawing 11/13262/SK50 indicates a preliminary drainage strategy for the proposed development. This is based on limited archive information supplied to DSA.

The extent of new topographical survey required to complete the detailed design is indicated on the above drawing.

The extent of existing drainage recommended to be CCTV surveyed to verify its condition is indicated on the above drawing.

The location of soil infiltration rate testing to BRE Digest 365 is indicated on the above drawing. This is required to design surface water infiltration devices. The locations of CBR tests for pavement design are also indicated.

External Lighting

Appendix E Briar Hill Primary School AUGUST 2011

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1/1 Contamination SI Report

Appendix F Briar Hill Primary School AUGUST 2011

Supplementary SI Reports

Appendix G Briar Hill Primary School AUGUST 2011 ® Envirocheck Report

Datasheet

Report on: Kingsley Lower School Wallace Road Northampton NN2 7EE

National Grid Reference : 476800, 262740

Prepared For : ENVIROS PORTFOLIO GREVILLE STREET FARINGTON LONDON EC1N 8SS

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______Summary ______Agency & Hydrological ______Waste ______Hazardous Substances ______Geological ______Industrial Land Use ______Sensitive Land Use ______Data Currency ______Data Suppliers & Copyright Statements ______Useful Contacts ______BGS Borehole Order Form ______

Introduction

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In the attached datasheet the National Grid References (NGRs) are rounded to the nearest 10m in accordance with Landmark's agreements with a number of Data Suppliers

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On Site 0 to 250m 251 to 500m 501 to 1000m Data Type (*up to 2000m) Agency & Hydrological

Air Pollution Controls 1 1 1

Air Pollution Control Enforcements

Contaminated Land Register Entries and Notices

Discharge Consents

Enforcement and Prohibition Notices

Integrated Pollution Controls

Integrated Pollution Prevention And Control

Nearest Surface Water Feature Yes

Pollution Incidents to Controlled Waters

Substantiated Pollution Incident Register

Prosecutions Relating to Authorised Processes

Prosecutions Relating to Controlled Waters

Red List Discharge Consents

Registered Radioactive Substances 1

River Quality

River Quality Biology Sampling Points

River Quality Chemistry Sampling Points

Water Abstractions 1 (*5)

Groundwater Vulnerability Yes

Fluvial Indicative Floodplains

Tidal Indicative Floodplains

Source Protection Zones

River Flood Data (Scotland) Waste

BGS Recorded Landfill Sites

Integrated Pollution Control Registered Waste Sites

Licensed Waste Management Facilities (Landfill Boundaries)

Licensed Waste Management Facilities (Locations)

Local Authority Recorded Landfill Sites

Registered Landfill Sites

Registered Waste Transfer Sites

Registered Waste Treatment or Disposal Sites

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On Site 0 to 250m 251 to 500m 501 to 1000m Data Type (*up to 2000m) Hazardous Substances

Control of Major Accident Hazards Sites (COMAH)

Explosive Sites

Notification of Installations Handling Hazardous Substances (NIHHS)

Planning Hazardous Substance Consents

Planning Hazardous Substance Enforcements Geological

BGS Boreholes 3 1

BGS Recorded Mineral Sites

BGS 1:625,000 Solid Geology Yes

Brine Compensation Areas

Coal Mining Affected Areas

Shallow Mining Hazards

Compressible Ground Subsidence Hazards

Ground Dissolution Subsidence Hazards

Gulls And Cambering Subsidence Hazards Yes

Landslip Subsidence Hazards Yes Yes

Swelling Clay Subsidence Hazards Yes Yes

Mining Instability

Natural and Mining Cavities 1

Radon Affected Areas Yes

Radon Protection Measures Yes Industrial Land Use

Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 1 10 36

Fuel Station Entries 2 1

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On Site 0 to 250m 251 to 500m 501 to 1000m Data Type (*up to 2000m) Sensitive Land Uses

Areas of Adopted Green Belt

Areas of Unadopted Green Belt

Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Environmentally Sensitive Areas

Forest Parks

Local Nature Reserves 1

Marine Nature Reserves

National Nature Reserves

National Parks

National Scenic Areas

Nitrate Sensitive Areas

Nitrate Vulnerable Zones 1

Ramsar Sites

Sites of Special Scientific Interest

Special Areas of Conservation

Special Protection Areas

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Estimated Map Compass Details Distance Contact NGR ID Direction From Site

Air Pollution Controls 1 Name: Esso Service Station S 250 1 476870 Location: Kettering Road,Kingsley,NORTHAMPTON,NN2 7HL 262440 Authority: Northampton Borough Council, Environmental Health Department Permit Reference: 84 Dated: 13th November 1998 Process Type: Local Authority Air Pollution Control Description: PG1/4 Gas turbines, 20-50MW net rated thermal input Status: Application has been authorised and any conditions apply to the operator Positional Accuracy: Manually positioned to the address or location Air Pollution Controls 2 Name: Safeway Petrol Station NE 315 1 477030 Location: Kettering Road,Kingsley,NORTHAMPTON,NN2 7HL 263040 Authority: Northampton Borough Council, Environmental Health Department Permit Reference: 85 Dated: 23rd December 1998 Process Type: Local Authority Air Pollution Control Description: PG1/4 Gas turbines, 20-50MW net rated thermal input Status: Application has been authorised and any conditions apply to the operator Positional Accuracy: Manually positioned to the address or location Air Pollution Controls 3 Name: B.P. S 987 1 476900 Location: Abington Avenue,Northampton,NN1 4PR 261700 Authority: Northampton Borough Council, Environmental Health Department Permit Reference: 74 Dated: 25th June 1998 Process Type: Local Authority Air Pollution Control Description: PG1/4 Gas turbines, 20-50MW net rated thermal input Status: Application has been authorised and any conditions apply to the operator Positional Accuracy: Manually positioned to the road within the address or location Registered Radioactive Substances 4 Name: Northamptonshire County Council N 857 2 476930 Location: Northampton School For Girls,Spinney Hill 263650 Road,NORTHAMPTON,Northhamptonshire,NN3 6DG Authority: Environment Agency, Anglian Region Permit Reference: AR3534 Dated: 8th June 1995 Process Type: Registration under S7 RSA for the keeping and use of Radioactive materials (was RSA60 S1) Description: Registration under S7 or S10 RSA for 1 or more closed sources =< 4 Terabecquerels also for storage in transit Status: Authorisation either revoked or cancelled Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Water Abstractions 5 Operator: Kingsthorpe Golf Co Ltd W 477 2 476270 Licence Number: 5/32/03/*s/072 262780 Permit Version: Not Supplied Location: Brook Adj.Kingsthor. Golf Course Authority: Environment Agency, Anglian Region Abstraction: Spray Irrigation Abstraction Type: Not Supplied Source: Stream Daily Rate (m3): 1 Yearly Rate (m3): 16360 Details: Status: Revoked Authorised Start: Not Supplied Authorised End: Not Supplied Permit Start Date: Not Supplied Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Accuracy: Located by supplier to within 100m

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Water Abstractions Operator: Northampton Borough Council SE 1413 2 477810 Licence Number: 5/32/05/*s/021 261700 Permit Version: Not Supplied Location: Lake In Abingdon Park Authority: Environment Agency, Anglian Region Abstraction: Spray Irrigation Abstraction Type: Not Supplied Source: Stream Daily Rate (m3): 4 Yearly Rate (m3): 9090 Details: Status: Revoked Authorised Start: Not Supplied Authorised End: Not Supplied Permit Start Date: Not Supplied Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Accuracy: Located by supplier to within 100m Water Abstractions Operator: Northampton Borough Council NE 1532 2 478200 Licence Number: 5/32/03/*s/028 263500 Permit Version: Not Supplied Location: Lake In Eastfield Park Authority: Environment Agency, Anglian Region Abstraction: Private Water Supply (Amenity Etc) Abstraction Type: Not Supplied Source: Stream Daily Rate (m3): 4 Yearly Rate (m3): 9090 Details: Status: Revoked Authorised Start: Not Supplied Authorised End: Not Supplied Permit Start Date: Not Supplied Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Accuracy: Located by supplier to within 100m Water Abstractions Operator: J H Lee W 1652 2 475100 Licence Number: 5/32/03/*g/046 262500 Permit Version: Not Supplied Location: Well At Harborough Road Authority: Environment Agency, Anglian Region Abstraction: Agriculture (General) Abstraction Type: Not Supplied Source: Well And Borehole Daily Rate (m3): 0 Yearly Rate (m3): 5460 Details: Northampton Sanstone; Status: Revoked Authorised Start: Not Supplied Authorised End: Not Supplied Permit Start Date: Not Supplied Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Accuracy: Located by supplier to within 100m Water Abstractions Operator: Wilson & Tilt Ltd SW 1843 2 476000 Licence Number: 5/32/03/*g/081 261000 Permit Version: Not Supplied Location: Well,Spring Long Terrace Authority: Environment Agency, Anglian Region Abstraction: Industrial Processing ( Miscellaneous) Abstraction Type: Not Supplied Source: Well And Borehole Daily Rate (m3): 11 Yearly Rate (m3): 68190 Details: Miscellaneous Jurassic; Status: Revoked Authorised Start: Not Supplied Authorised End: Not Supplied Permit Start Date: Not Supplied Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Accuracy: Located by supplier to within 100m

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Water Abstractions Operator: S G Owen Ltd SW 1938 2 475500 Licence Number: 5/32/03/*g/090 261200 Permit Version: Not Supplied Location: Borehole At Oak Street Authority: Environment Agency, Anglian Region Abstraction: Industrial Processing ( Miscellaneous) Abstraction Type: Not Supplied Source: Well And Borehole Daily Rate (m3): 23 Yearly Rate (m3): 45460 Details: Miscellaneous Jurassic; Status: Revoked Authorised Start: Not Supplied Authorised End: Not Supplied Permit Start Date: Not Supplied Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Accuracy: Located by supplier to within 100m Groundwater Vulnerability Geological Non Aquifer (Negligibly permeable) - Formations which are generally regarded as - 0 3 476800 Classification: containing insignificant quantities of groundwater. However, groundwater flow through 262740 such rocks, although imperceptible, does take place and needs to be considered in assessing the risk associated with persistent pollutants Soil Classification: Not classified Map Sheet: Sheet 31 Bedfordshire Scale: 1:100,000 Drift Deposits Description None - - - -

Fluvial Indicative Floodplains Description None - - - -

Tidal Indicative Floodplains Description None - - - -

River Flood Data (Scotland) Description None - - - -

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Local Authority Landfill Coverage Name: Northamptonshire County Council - 0 4 476800 - Has supplied landfill data 262740 Local Authority Landfill Coverage Name: Northampton Borough Council - 0 1 476800 - Has no landfill data to supply to Landmark 262740

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Estimated Map Compass Details Distance Contact NGR ID Direction From Site

BGS Boreholes 7 BGS Reference: Sp76se170 S 313 5 476830 Drilled Length (m): 10 262370 Borehole Name: Victoria Brewery Kettering Road BGS Boreholes 8 BGS Reference: Sp76se569 S 358 5 476900 Drilled Length (m): 851 262340 Borehole Name: Kettering Road Northampton BGS Boreholes 8 BGS Reference: Sp76se4 S 364 5 476920 Drilled Length (m): 259 262340 Borehole Name: Kettering Road Northampton BGS Boreholes 9 BGS Reference: Sp76se691 S 911 5 476640 Drilled Length (m): 18.29 261780 Borehole Name: Holly Road Northampton BGS 1:625,000 Solid Geology Description: Inferior Oolite S 0 6 476800 262700 BGS 1:625,000 Solid Geology Description: Great Oolite - 0 6 476800 262740 Coal Mining Affected Areas Description In an area which may not be affected by coal mining - - - -

Shallow Mining Hazards Description No Hazard - - - -

Compressible Ground Subsidence Hazards Description No Hazard - - - -

Ground Dissolution Subsidence Hazards Description No Hazard - - - -

Gulls And Cambering Subsidence Hazards Risk: Low E 176 6 477030 Source: British Geological Survey, Information Services Group 262790 Gulls And Cambering Subsidence Hazards Risk: Low E 202 6 477040 Source: British Geological Survey, Information Services Group 262680 Landslip Subsidence Hazards Risk: Low-Moderate - 0 6 476800 Source: British Geological Survey, Information Services Group 262740 Landslip Subsidence Hazards Risk: Low SE 201 6 477000 Source: British Geological Survey, Information Services Group 262610 Swelling Clay Subsidence Hazards Risk: Low-Moderate - 0 6 476800 Source: British Geological Survey, Information Services Group 262740 Swelling Clay Subsidence Hazards Risk: Low SE 201 6 477000 Source: British Geological Survey, Information Services Group 262610 Natural and Mining Cavities Cavity Type: Gulls fissures due to cambering:- fissure formed by land slipping along valley sides W 840 7 475900 Origin: Natural 262700 Cavity Number: 1 Commodity: Not Supplied Positional Accuracy: Located by supplier to within 100m

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Radon Affected Areas Description: Between 1% and 3% of homes are above the Action Level - 0 8 476800 Source: National Radiological Protection Board 262740 Radon Protection Measures Type: No radon protective measures are necessary - 0 6 476800 Source: British Geological Survey, Information Services Group 262740

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Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 10 Name: Chapmore Controls Ltd SW 235 - 476580 Location: 64,Junction Road,Northampton,NN2 7HS 262520 Classification: Electronic Engineers Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 11 Name: Kettering Road Service Station S 255 - 476870 Location: Kettering Road,Northampton,NN2 7HL 262440 Classification: Petrol Filling Stations - 24 Hour Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 12 Name: North Star Upper Closers SE 267 - 477060 Location: 290,Kettering Road,Northampton,NN2 7DT 262590 Classification: Footwear Manufacturers Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 13 Name: S J Swann S 311 - 476770 Location: 1,Moore Street,Northampton,NN2 7HU 262370 Classification: Garage Services Status: Inactive Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 14 Name: Blinds N Lights S 357 - 476790 Location: 110,Kingsley Park Terrace,Northampton,NN2 7HJ 262320 Classification: Blinds, Awnings & Canopies Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 14 Name: Express Ironing Services S 391 - 476770 Location: 98,Kingsley Park Terrace,Northampton,NN2 7HJ 262290 Classification: Ironing & Home Laundry Services Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned in the proximity of the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 15 Name: S & F Cleaning Services SW 406 - 476580 Location: Byron Street,Northampton,NN2 7JD 262310 Classification: Cleaning Services - Domestic Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned in the proximity of the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 16 Name: Mrs Mop NE 435 - 477220 Location: 268,Beech Avenue,Northampton,NN3 2LE 263000 Classification: Cleaning Services - Commercial Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 17 Name: Martin Electricals N 439 - 476670 Location: 3,Bankside,Northampton,NN2 7NG 263220 Classification: Electrical Engineers Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 18 Name: Northampton Joinery S 465 - 476650 Location: 2A Byron St,Northampton,Northamptonshir,NN2 7JD 262230 Classification: Joinery Manufacturers Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Manually positioned to the road within the address or location

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Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 19 Name: Fastex Lubricants Fx (Gb) Ltd SW 467 - 476470 Location: 86,Milton Street,Northampton,NN2 7JF 262310 Classification: Lubrication Services Status: Inactive Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 20 Name: Acs Air Conditioning NE 505 - 477170 Location: 7,The Avenue,Spinney Hill,Northampton,NN3 6BA 263170 Classification: Air Conditioning Equipment & Systems Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 21 Name: Sketchley Retail Ltd S 522 - 476670 Location: 44,Kingsley Park Terrace,Northampton,NN2 7HH 262170 Classification: Dry Cleaners Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 22 Name: R S Freeman S 526 - 476940 Location: 28,The Vale,Northampton,NN1 4ST 262180 Classification: Sewing Machines - Industrial Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 22 Name: K G Smith & Son S 555 - 476980 Location: 4 Oakwood Rd,Northampton,Northants,NN1 4SX 262160 Classification: Coal & Smokeless Fuel Merchants & Distributors Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Manually positioned to the road within the address or location Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 23 Name: D M Lane SE 552 - 477300 Location: Jordans Yard,Chestnut Rd,Northampton,Northants,NN3 2JL 262440 Classification: Car Body Repairs Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Manually positioned to the road within the address or location Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 24 Name: A Robinson N 581 - 476630 Location: 35,Hollingside Drive,Northampton,NN2 7NN 263350 Classification: Tool Sharpening, Repairing & Servicing Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 25 Name: Oakway Car Care SW 583 - 476480 Location: 42,Oliver Street,Northampton,NN2 7JJ 262170 Classification: Garage Services Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned in the proximity of the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 25 Name: Oakway Mechanical Equipment SW 583 - 476480 Location: 42,Oliver Street,Northampton,NN2 7JJ 262170 Classification: Materials Handling Equipment Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned in the proximity of the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 26 Name: Screenhaus Design SW 590 - 476330 Location: A,1,Junction Road,Northampton,NN2 7JQ 262260 Classification: Printers Textile Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address

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Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 27 Name: Northampton Private Radiology S 617 - 476650 Location: 25-31 St. Matthews Pde,Northampton,Northants,NN2 7EZ 262080 Classification: Radiographic Services Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Manually positioned within the geographical locality Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 28 Name: J L & Co Ltd S 620 - 476550 Location: Westminster Works,Oliver Street,Northampton,NN2 7JL 262100 Classification: Footwear Manufacturers Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 29 Name: Kingsley Park Garage S 671 - 476580 Location: Kingsley Park Terrace,Northampton,NN2 7HG 262040 Classification: Car Dealers Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 30 Name: Dial Domestics SW 674 - 476120 Location: 156,Kingsley Road,Northampton,NN2 7BX 262440 Classification: Domestic Appliances - Servicing, Repairs & Parts Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 31 Name: Ukoz NE 713 - 477320 Location: 367,Kettering Road,Northampton,NN3 6QT 263310 Classification: Blinds, Awnings & Canopies Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 32 Name: Delta Oil S 737 - 477080 Location: 111,Birchfield Road,Northampton,NN1 4RQ 262000 Classification: Oil Companies Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 33 Name: Abington Cleaning Services SE 752 - 477280 Location: 36,Park Avenue North,Northampton,NN3 2JE 262110 Classification: Cleaning Services - Commercial Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 34 Name: Brian Long E 774 - 477600 Location: 81,Lindsay Avenue,Northampton,NN3 2LY 262560 Classification: Car Dealers Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 35 Name: A J S Services S 778 - 476950 Location: 17,Collingwood Road,Northampton,NN1 4RD 261920 Classification: Washing Machines - Servicing & Repairs Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 35 Name: Maid For You S 791 - 476950 Location: 14,Collingwood Road,Northampton,NN1 4RD 261910 Classification: Cleaning Services - Domestic Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address

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Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 35 Name: Time For You S 791 - 476950 Location: 14,Collingwood Road,Northampton,NN1 4RD 261910 Classification: Cleaning Services - Domestic Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 36 Name: Simon Tuckley SE 840 - 477440 Location: Spanner Manor,229a,Birchfield Road East,Northampton,NN3 2BZ 262150 Classification: Garage Services Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned in the proximity of the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 37 Name: Craftsmen Binders S 861 - 476790 Location: A,1,Ashburnham Road,Northampton,NN1 4QY 261820 Classification: Bookbinders Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 38 Name: Meadow Wood Preservation NE 873 - 477510 Location: 7,Cumberland Close,Northampton,NN3 2AD 263350 Classification: Damp & Dry Rot Control Status: Inactive Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 39 Name: B P Harmony S 883 - 476950 Location: Bells Petrol Station,Abington Avenue,Northampton,Northamptonshire,NN1 4QB 261810 Classification: Petrol Filling Stations - 24 Hour Status: Inactive Positional Accuracy: Manually positioned to the address or location Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 39 Name: B P Harmony S 883 - 476950 Location: Bells Petrol Station,Abington Avenue,Northampton,NN1 4QB 261810 Classification: Petrol Filling Stations - 24 Hour Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 39 Name: Bament S 885 - 476990 Location: 159-185,Abington Avenue,Northampton,Northamptonshire,NN1 4PY 261820 Classification: Car Dealers Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Manually positioned to the address or location Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 40 Name: Lainchbury Refrigeration NE 886 - 477560 Location: 27,Lindale Close,Northampton,NN3 2AQ 263300 Classification: Refrigerators & Freezers - Servicing & Repairs Status: Inactive Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 41 Name: B Clean NE 889 - 477400 Location: 399,Kettering Road,Northampton,NN3 6QT 263480 Classification: Carpet, Curtain & Upholstery Cleaners Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 42 Name: Aquarius SE 907 - 477530 Location: 168,Birchfield Road East,Northampton,NN3 2HF 262150 Classification: Laundries & Launderettes Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address

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Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 43 Name: Moulton Electrical Distributors Ltd S 924 - 476820 Location: 26,Abington Grove,Northampton,NN1 4QX 261760 Classification: Domestic Appliances - Servicing, Repairs & Parts Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 44 Name: Sturge Conservation Studio SE 930 - 477420 Location: 6,Woodland Avenue,Northampton,NN3 2BY 262000 Classification: Antiques - Repairing & Restoring Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 45 Name: Northants Fire S 954 - 476730 Location: 58a,Ivy Road,Northampton,NN1 4QT 261730 Classification: Firefighting Equipment Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 45 Name: Sharp'S S 963 - 476710 Location: 50,Ivy Road,Northampton,NN1 4QT 261720 Classification: Garage Services Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 45 Name: Duston Engineering S 963 - 476710 Location: 50,Ivy Road,Northampton,NN1 4QT 261720 Classification: Precision Engineers Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 46 Name: R V Marsh NW 987 - 476030 Location: Unit 10/11,Nbc Depot,Bondfield Avenue,Northampton,NN2 7RD 263410 Classification: Electrical Engineers Status: Active Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned in the proximity of the address Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 47 Name: Roe Road Garage S 995 - 476980 Location: 95-101 Roe Rd,Northampton,Northants,NN1 4PH 261700 Classification: Car Dealers - Used Status: Inactive Positional Accuracy: Manually positioned to the road within the address or location Fuel Station Entries 48 Name: Kettering Road Service Station S 255 - 476870 Location: Kettering Road,NORTHAMPTON,Northamptonshire,NN2 7HL 262440 Brand: ESSO Premises Type: Petrol Station Status: Open Positional Accuracy: Automatically positioned to the address Fuel Station Entries 49 Name: Safeway Northampton NE 315 - 477030 Location: Kettering Road,Kingsley Park,Kingsley Park,NORTHAMPTON,Northamptonshire,NN3 263040 6AA Brand: SAFEWAY Premises Type: Hypermarket Status: Open Positional Accuracy: Manually positioned to the address or location Fuel Station Entries 50 Name: Abington Avenue Self Serve S 882 - 477020 Location: 230 Abington Avenue,Collingwood 261830 Road,Abington,NORTHAMPTON,Northamptonshire,NN1 4QB Brand: BP Premises Type: Petrol Station Status: Open Positional Accuracy: Manually positioned to the address or location

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Local Nature Reserves Name: Hills And Holes NE 127 9 476900 Multiple Area: N 262900 Area (m2): 102749.21 Source: Northampton Borough Council Designation Date: 1st June 1997 Nitrate Vulnerable Zones Name: Not Supplied - 0 10 476800 Area (m2): 10815058944 262740 Source: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA - formally from FRCA)

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Data Type Version Update Cycle

Agency & Hydrological

Air Pollution Controls

Northampton Borough Council Environmental Health Department January-2003 Annual Rolling Update

Air Pollution Control Enforcements

Northampton Borough Council Environmental Health Department January-2003 Annual Rolling Update

Discharge Consents

Environment Agency Anglian Region December-2002 Bi-Annually

Enforcement and Prohibition Notices

Environment Agency Anglian Region June-2003 As notified

Integrated Pollution Controls

Environment Agency Anglian Region June-2003 Quarterly

Integrated Pollution Prevention And Control

Environment Agency Anglian Region May-2003 Quarterly

Pollution Incidents to Controlled Waters

Environment Agency Anglian Region September-1999 Variable

Substantiated Pollution Incident Register

Environment Agency - Anglian Region Northern Area December-2002 Bi-Annually

Prosecutions Relating to Authorised Processes

Environment Agency Anglian Region April-2003 As notified

Prosecutions Relating to Controlled Waters

Environment Agency Anglian Region June-2003 As notified

Red List Discharge Consents

Environment Agency Anglian Region June-2003 Quarterly

Registered Radioactive Substances

Environment Agency Anglian Region June-2003 Quarterly

River Quality

Environment Agency Head Office November-2001 Not Applicable

River Quality Biology Sampling Points

Environment Agency Head Office October-2002 Annually

River Quality Chemistry Sampling Points

Environment Agency Head Office November-2002 Annually

Water Abstractions

Environment Agency Anglian Region December-2002 Bi-Annually

Groundwater Vulnerability

Environment Agency Head Office January-1999 Not Applicable

Drift Deposits

Environment Agency Head Office January-1999 Not Applicable

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Data Type Version Update Cycle

Agency & Hydrological

Fluvial Indicative Floodplains

Environment Agency Head Office January-2003 Variable

Tidal Indicative Floodplains

Environment Agency Head Office January-2003 Variable

Source Protection Zones

Environment Agency Head Office February-2003 As notified

River Flood Data (Scotland)

Centre for Ecology and Hydrology September-1999 Not Applicable

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Data Type Version Update Cycle

Waste

BGS Recorded Landfill Sites

British Geological Survey Information Services Group June-1996 Not Applicable

Integrated Pollution Control Registered Waste Sites

Environment Agency Anglian Region June-2003 Quarterly

Licensed Waste Management Facilities (Landfill Boundaries)

Environment Agency - Anglian Region Northern Area July-2002 Bi-Annually

Licensed Waste Management Facilities (Locations)

Environment Agency - Anglian Region Northern Area November-2002 Bi-Annually

Local Authority Landfill Coverage

Northampton Borough Council Environmental Health Department May-2000 Not Applicable

Northamptonshire County Council May-2000 Not Applicable

Local Authority Recorded Landfill Sites

Northamptonshire County Council May-2000 Not Applicable

Registered Landfill Sites

Environment Agency - Anglian Region Northern Area March-2003 Annual Rolling Update

Registered Waste Transfer Sites

Environment Agency - Anglian Region Northern Area March-2003 Annual Rolling Update

Registered Waste Treatment or Disposal Sites

Environment Agency - Anglian Region Northern Area March-2003 Annual Rolling Update

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Data Type Version Update Cycle

Hazardous Substances

Control of Major Accident Hazards Sites (COMAH)

Health and Safety Executive May-2001 Variable

Explosive Sites

Health and Safety Executive May-2003 Bi-Annually

Notification of Installations Handling Hazardous Substances (NIHHS)

Health and Safety Executive November-2000 Not Applicable

Planning Hazardous Substance Consents

Northampton Borough Council June-2002 Annual Rolling Update

Planning Hazardous Substance Enforcements

Northampton Borough Council June-2002 Annual Rolling Update

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Data Type Version Update Cycle

Geological

BGS Boreholes

British Geological Survey National Geological Records Centre January-2003 Bi-Annually

BGS Recorded Mineral Sites

British Geological Survey Information Services Group May-2003 Annually

BGS 1:625,000 Solid Geology

British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-1996 Not Applicable

Brine Compensation Areas

Cheshire Brine Subsidence Compensation Board November-2002 As notified

Coal Mining Affected Areas

The Coal Authority Mining Report Service December-2001 Not Applicable

Shallow Mining Hazards

British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-2002 Variable

Compressible Ground Subsidence Hazards

British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-2002 Variable

Ground Dissolution Subsidence Hazards

British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-2002 Variable

Gulls And Cambering Subsidence Hazards

British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-2002 Variable

Landslip Subsidence Hazards

British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-2002 Variable

Swelling Clay Subsidence Hazards

British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-2002 Variable

Mining Instability

Ove Arup & Partners October-2000 Not Applicable

Natural and Mining Cavities

Peter Brett Associates Consulting Engineers October-2001 Not Applicable

Radon Affected Areas

National Radiological Protection Board September-1999 Not Applicable

Radon Protection Measures

British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-2002 Variable

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Data Type Version Update Cycle

Industrial Land Use

Contemporary Trade Directory Entries

Thomson Directories February-2003 Bi-Annually

Fuel Station Entries

Catalist Ltd (Fuel Station Data) May-2003 Quarterly

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Data Type Version Update Cycle

Sensitive Land Uses

Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty

The Countryside Agency September-2000 Not Applicable

Environmentally Sensitive Areas

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA - formally from January-2003 As Designated FRCA) Forest Parks

Forestry Commission April-1997 As Designated

Local Nature Reserves

Northampton Borough Council January-2000 As notified

Marine Nature Reserves

English Nature December-2002 Bi-Annually

National Nature Reserves

English Nature December-2002 Bi-Annually

National Parks

The Countryside Agency October-2000 As Designated

Nitrate Sensitive Areas

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA - formally from January-2000 As Designated FRCA) Nitrate Vulnerable Zones

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA - formally from November-2002 As Designated FRCA) Ramsar Sites

English Nature December-2002 Bi-Annually

Sites of Special Scientific Interest

English Nature December-2002 Bi-Annually

Special Areas of Conservation

English Nature December-2002 Bi-Annually

Special Protection Areas

English Nature December-2002 Bi-Annually

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Some of the organisations who provide data which is used within the report

Ordnance Survey

Environment Agency

Scottish Environment Protection Agency

The Coal Authority

British Geological Survey

Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

Countryside Council for Wales

Scottish Natural Heritage

English Nature Site of Special Scientific Interest, National Nature Reserve, Ramsar, Special Protection Area, Special Conservation Area, Marine Nature Reserve data (derived from Ordnance Survey 1:10000 raster) is provided by, and used with the permission of, English Nature who retain the copyright and Intellectual Property Rights for the data

National Radiological Protection Board

Ove Arup The Data provided above was obtained on Licence from Ove Arup & Partners Limited (for further information, contact [email protected]). No reproduction or further use of such Data is to be made without the prior written consent of Ove Arup & Partners Limited. The information and data supplied in the product are derived from publicly available records and other third party sources and neither Ove Arup & Partners nor Landmark warrant the accuracy or completeness of such information or data.

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Contact Name and Address

1 Northampton Borough Council Environmental Health Department Telephone 01604 238788 Cliftonville House Fax 01604 30503 Bedford Road Northampton Northamptonshire NN4 7NR

2 Environment Agency Anglian Region Kingfisher House Telephone 01733 371811 Goldhay Way Fax 01733 231840 Orton Goldhay Peterborough Cambridgeshire PE2 5ZR

3 Environment Agency Head Office Rio House Telephone 01454 624411 Waterside Drive Fax 01454 624409 Aztec West, Almondsbury Bristol Avon BS32 4UD

4 Northamptonshire County Council County Hall Telephone 01604 236236 Northampton Northamptonshire NN1 1DN

www.northamptonshire.gov.uk 5 British Geological Survey National Geological Records Centre Telephone 0115 936 3109 Keyworth Fax 0115 936 3276 Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG12 5GG

[email protected] www.bgs.ac.uk

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Contact Name and Address

6 British Geological Survey Information Services Group Kingsley Dunham Centre Telephone 0115 936 3100 Keyworth Fax 0115 936 3200 Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG12 5GG

www.bgs.ac.uk 7 Peter Brett Associates Consulting Engineers 16 Westcote Road Telephone 0118 950 8777 Reading Fax 0118 950 8198 Berkshire RG30 2DE

[email protected] www.pba.co.uk 8 National Radiological Protection Board Chilton Telephone 01235 831600 Didcot Fax 01235 833891 Oxfordshire OX11 0RQ

9 Northampton Borough Council The Guildhall Telephone 01604 233500 Northampton Fax 01604 30503 Northamptonshire NN1 1DP

10 Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA - formally from FRCA) Telephone 0113 2613333 Government Buildings Fax 0113 230 0879 Otley Road Lawnswood Leeds West Yorkshire LS16 5QT

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Contact Name and Address

Catalist Ltd (Fuel Station Data) Richmond House 22 Richmond Hill Telephone 0117 923 7113 Clifton Fax 0117 923 7166 Bristol Avon BS8 1BA

[email protected]

The Coal Authority Mining Report Service 200 Lichfield Lane Mansfield Telephone 0845 7626848 Nottinghamshire DX 716176 Mansfield 5 NG18 4RG

[email protected]

Landmark Information Group Limited 6 - 7 Abbey Court Eagle Way Telephone 01392 441702 Sowton Fax 01392 441709 Exeter Devon EX2 7HY

[email protected] www.landmark-information.co.uk Please note that the Environment Agency/SEPA have a charging policy in place for enquiries

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BOREHOLE RECORDS ORDER FORM

Please note this order form is only to be used for the supply of borehole records from the National Geological Records Centre (NGRC) identified from Landmark Reports

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PHASE 1 ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW – BRIAR HILL LOWER, 2199

Site address: Briar Hill Lower Grid reference: 473850, 259230 Thorn Hill Site area: 1.8 ha Briar Hill Date of visit: 06/08/03 Northampton NN4 8SW

Plate 1: General View of School

Site Description & Activities

Briar Hill Lower School comprises of a single school building in the northeast section of the site and a mobile classroom north of the main building. The remainder of the site is hardstanding and playing fields. A site location plan and a site layout plan are presented in Appendix 1. The school is located in a predominantly residential area and is surrounded by the following properties/land uses:

Table 1 Neighbouring Land Uses

Direction Neighbouring Site and Activity North: Terraced housing East: Terraced housing and flats South: Detached and semi-detached housing West: Detached and semi-detached housing

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Historical Development

A review of the historical development of the site is presented below with copies of selected historical map extracts presented in Appendix 2.

The Site

In 1885 the site was used as agricultural land. No significant changes in land use occurred until Briar Hill Lower School was built on the site at some time between 1968 and 1983.

Surrounding Areas

In 1889 the land surrounding the site was mainly used for agriculture. The farm buildings of Briar Hill Farm were situated 90m east of the site with associated orchards and a pump. Railway lines were present 235m to the north and 360m to the east, with associated cuttings and embankments. A large disused quarry lay 455m to the south east and there was another excavation 350m north east. There was an iron works with associated tramways 500m west of the site which remained until sometime between 1993 and 1999. There was a brick works with associated excavation 600m to the west until 1901.

By 1925 there was a wind pump 15m north of the site which remained until between 1965 and 1968. By 1927 there was a motor works 550m north east of the site. By 1965 further farm buildings had been built 45m to the east of the site. By 1968 residential housing had been built 400m east of the site which expanded until housing lay adjacent to the site on all sides by 1990. Associated with the housing were two subways located 10m south east and 40m north.

Table 2 Potentially Contaminative Land Uses

Date Historical Activity Location Potential Issues 1885- Sand pits, 455m – Potential to have been infilled 1938/1958 brickworks and 1.4km from ironstone quarries site 1889 to Railway line 235m N and Hydrocarbons, ash and clinker. present 360m E

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Regulatory & Environmental Information for Site and Neighbouring Areas

Information regarding potential hazards associated with environmental regulatory controls is presented in Appendix 3 and is summarised in tabular form below. Comment is given regarding the potential for any such process /activity to affect the site. The local authority (Northampton Borough Council) and the Environment Agency, were consulted with respect to environmental health, planning and waste management issues.

Table 3 Regulatory Data

Data Source Details Comments Integrated Pollution None registered within 1km. One site No potential for impact on site Controls (IPC) 500m east submitted application but the process was found to be exempt from IPC. Local Authority Air Seven current registered within 1km No potential for impact on site Pollution Controls Licensed operations include, respraying of (LAAPC) road vehicles, coating of metal and plastic, waste oil burners, coating manufacturing and the storage, loading and unloading pf petrol at terminals. The closest operation is 480m E for respraying road vehicles. Integrated Pollution None registered within 1km. No potential for impact on site Prevention Control (IPPC) Radioactive Substances There are no current registered radioactive No potential for impact on site substance licenses with 1km of the site. There are five historical licenses all of which have either been cancelled or revoked. Waste/Landfill Sites There is one BGS recorded landfill site No potential for impact on site located 700m N, and is describes as a threat to both surface water and groundwater. Two licensed waste management facilities and five registered landfill sites are located within 1km of the site. All landfill sites are non operational with the closest centred 700m N. There are two registered waste treatment or disposal sites within 1km, both are currently operational. Discharge Consents There are 11 current and historic discharge No potential for impact on site consents to surface water within 1km of the site. One permit is currently valid and operated by Anglian Water Services Ltd for the discharge of storm sewerage/overflow to the River Nene 860m NW. Storage of Hazardous BP oil (UK) operate a Control of Major No potential for impact on site Substances Accident Hazards (COMAH) site which also holds a Planning Hazardous Substance Consent located 950m NE. The same site previously held a Notification of Installations Handling Hazardous Substances (NIHHS) Contraventions There have been no enforcement and No potential for impact on site prohibition notices or prosecutions relating to either authorised processes or controlled waters within 1km of the site.

Information regarding potential hazards associated with the natural environment is presented in Appendix 3 and is summarised in tabular form below. Comment is given regarding the potential for any such process /activity to affect the site.

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Table 4 Environmental Data

Data Source Details Comments Coal Authority Records The site is not listed as likely to be affected No potential for impact on site by past, current or proposed coal mining activities. Corus Corus have no information on ironstone No potential for impact on site mining in the area of the site. No other information on mining in the area is detailed in “The Ironstone Quarries of the Midlands: The Northampton Area” by Eric S Tonks. Radon The site is located within an area where Moderate/Low risk between 3% and 10% of homes are above the action level for radon. ‘Full’ radon protection measures should be installed. Information from the Radon Atlas for the postcode NN4 8 indicates that 1900 homes have been tested, of which 140 exceeded the Action Level. Subsidence The property is located in an area with a Potential for impact on site low to moderate risk of landslip and swelling clay subsidence hazards.

Environmental Setting

An evaluation of the environmental setting of the site and surroundings has been determined from a study of the geological and groundwater vulnerability maps and environmental data.

Topography

The land within and around the site lies at an elevation of approximately 80 mAOD. Surrounding land falls to the north towards the River Nene.

Geology (from British Geological Survey Map 185)

The geological map for the area shows drift deposits are absent and the site is directly underlain by Northampton Sand. The Northampton Sand strata is faulted in the area of the site and lies approximately 500m north of an area of opencast ironstone extraction. The sequence of strata underlying the site is described in the table below.

Table 5 Site Geology

Unit Age Thickness Composition Geotechnical Properties Made Recent Variable There is no indication Typically variable locally derived, Ground of the nature / extent of unconsolidated material. May contain the Made Ground on man-made inclusions of putrescible the site. Some and combustible material. Variable earthworks occurred compressibility - high to low during development settlement. Variable bearing which is likely to have capacity, (typically low). Good re-worked natural excavatability. Variable shrink/swell strata. potential. Potential for slope instability. Northampton Jurassic Up to 4-23m Ironstone, ferruginous Generally weakly cemented rocks Sand and sandy limestones with unconsolidated sands and clays often water bearing. High bearing capacity, low settlement.

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Upper Lias Jurassic Up to 60m Mainly mudstone with Stiff fissured clays weathering soft at thin limestones and near surface. Moderate settlement shales at base. and bearing capacity. Good excavatability. Potential for shrinkage, cracking, heave and slope instability. Shales may soften with time in cuttings and embankments. Marlstone Jurassic 1-3m Ironstone and Generally weakly cemented rocks Rock Bed ferruginous limestone with unconsolidated sands and clays often water bearing. High bearing capacity, low settlement Middle Lias Jurassic Up to 30m Silts, mudstones and Stiff fissured clays weathering soft at Silts and thin silty limestones near surface becoming weak rock Clays with depth. Low settlement and high bearing capacity. Good excavatability. Limited potential for shrinkage, cracking, heave and slope instability.

Site Sensitivity

Table 6 Site Sensitivity

Geology Aquifer Status Licensed Abstractions Groundwater Protection Sensitivity and likely level Zone Assessment of groundwater Northampton Minor Aquifer There is one current Not within GPZ. Low Sand licensed abstraction within 1km, 900m west of the site. A further 8 current licenses are located between 1-2km. Water courses Distance / Licensed Abstractions RQO Potential Sensitivity Direction from for Assessment site Baseflow Northampton 400m north None - Low Moderate Arm of Grand Union Canal Ecological Distance / Description Potential for Migration Sensitivity receptors Direction from to receptor Assessment site Nitrate On site Records indicate site lies - Low Vulnerable with a nitrate vulnerable Zone zone with an area of approximately 1M hectares (River Catchment).

Information from Landmark has indicated that up to September 1999 there had been a total of 22 pollution incidents to controlled waters within 1km of the site since 1992. All but one were classified by the EA as being minor incidents with the closest incident located approximately 270m northeast which involved unknown pollutants being released into the Grand Union Canal. One significant incident located 800m northeast involved waste oil polluting the River Nene. These incidents are assessed to have no real potential for impact on site. Information from the EA has indicated that there have been no recorded pollution incidents since June 2001 within 1km of the site.

The site is not located within any EA indicative one in one hundred year floodplain.

Site Reconnaissance & Observations

Briar Hill Lower School was built in 1980 and comprises of a single storey building in the northeast of the site. The building of is brick construction with a pitched tiled roof. There is a mobile classroom north of the main school building.

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Site Utilities

The site is serviced by mains gas supply, mains electricity and is connected to the municipal domestic water supply and foul sewer. The six gas boilers are located in cupboards throughout the school. There are two surface water drainage soakaways under the hard standing surrounding the school. Further details of the site drainage are contained in a separately commissioned drainage survey report.

Hazardous Materials Storage

There are no above or below ground storage tanks on the site, or chemicals used for lessons. A nominal amount of paint and cleaning materials are stored on shelves in the locked caretaker’s storage room. Further information on the storage of flammable compounds is contained in a separately commissioned fire survey report.

Geotechnical Issues

The site slopes gently down from south to north and there are a number of embankments and engineered slopes on the playing fields, including along the western boundary. Some mature trees are present across the site and along the site boundaries.

Hardstanding and paving was observed to be in good condition with no obvious depressions or cracking. The site supervisor was not aware of any areas of the site with stability problems, drainage problems or of any structural damage to the buildings related to the ground conditions (e.g. soft ground / subsidence etc), with exception of a cracks across the wall and floor of the hall and on the external brickwork on the south facing wall. The site supervisor was not aware of any previous ground investigations completed at the site. Information from Northamptonshire County Council on any previous ground investigations is awaited.

Other Issues

Interviews with the site supervisor confirmed that there are no other known or suspected potential contamination sources, such as incinerators, septic tanks etc within the site. We understand that asbestos surveys are being undertaken separately, and from our interview with the site supervisor no information is available about any other deleterious materials in building fabric.

Information regarding any radon testing at the school is awaited, but there are two radon protection pipes fitted in the school, one with a pump.

Risk Assessment

Risks from Potentially Contaminative Land Uses

There are not considered to be any potential sources of contamination relevant to the site from historic or current land use.

Cleaning products and paints stored on site have not been considered as a potential source based on their storage in locked cupboards with appropriate flooring, and the small volumes stored.

The earthworks undertaken during the development of the school are most unlikely to have involved the importation and disposal of putrescible fill materials. The earthworks are highly likely to have involved solely the excavation, movement and replacement of natural site derived soils and rocks. On this basis these earthworks activities are not considered to be a potential source of contamination.

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Based on the information obtained as part of this study and the risk assessment outlined above, the site may be assigned an overall classification of low risk in accordance with the definition presented below.

LEVEL OF RISK COMMENTS High Actual presence of significant contamination confirmed and/or Phase 1 data indicates strong probability of the presence of significant contamination, the ongoing presence of which is likely to present a risk to controlled waters. Moderate Actual presence of contamination confirmed and/or Phase 1 data indicates uses which may have resulted in contamination, the on-going presence of which could present a risk to controlled waters. Low Little or no evidence of actual contamination confirmed and/or Phase 1 data indicates the likely presence of minor contamination. Little potential for risk to controlled waters.

Risks from Natural Strata

Between 3% and 10% of homes in the 5 kilometre grid square in which the site is situated are above the radon action level. As the site is underlain by the Northampton Sandstone there is the potential for a radon source. Full radon protection measures are recommended for the construction of new homes in the area. Risks from radon ingress are therefore considered to be moderate, however as a radon extraction system has been installed it is likely that these risks have been mitigated to low.

Conclusions

In our opinion, it is unlikely that the site would be classified as contaminated land by the local authority under the provision of the statutory guidance (Circular 02/2000) made under Part IIA of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 (inserted by Section 57 of the Environment Act 1995). This is due to the absence of a proven “pollutant linkage” with the potential to cause significant harm to people or the wider environment.

Recommendations

For continued use of the current buildings information on any radon testing and the design of the extractions scheme should be reviewed.

Recommendations for Development of New Buildings

If parts of the site are to be redeveloped the following actions are recommended:

 Geotechnical investigation would be required to assist in the design of foundations for any new buildings planned for the site. These investigations would need to include assessment of the composition and properties of made ground on the site from previous levelling and terracing.

 A full geological radon report should be obtained from British Geological Survey to confirm if full radon protection measures would be necessary for the construction of new houses. If so full radon protection measures would need to be incorporated into the design of new buildings.

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Report

Flood Risk Assessment

For

The proposed extension to Briar Hill Primary School

Briar Hill, Northampton

For Babcock & Brown and Galliford Try

Project No: 41712.08 Revision: Date: 12.11.04 Index

Executive Summary

1.0 Introduction

2.0 Description of Site

3.0 Proposed School and Storm Water Drainage System

4.0 Flood Risk

Appendix A – Site Plans

Project No: 41712.08 Page 1 Revision: Date: 12.11.04 Executive Summary

The Briar Hill Primary School redevelopment yields an increase in hard surfaced areas within the school site. The increased stormwater run off will be attenuated within the site.

The nearest indicated floodplain is at a distance of 250m from the site and some 14m below the school’s elevation.

The school is at minimal risk from area wide flooding. The school will not increase the risk from surcharged flooding within the site. The redevelopment will not increase the flooding risk on the downstream environments.

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1.0 Introduction

1.1 Jenkins & Potter have prepared this Flood Risk Assessment (FRA) in support of the planning application for the proposed extension to Briar Hill Primary School in Briar Hill in Northampton.

1.2 This report considers the topography of the site and local area, the proximity of the site to watercourses, and the existing and proposed storm water drainage systems, in the context of flooding risk for 30 year return period storms.

1.3 This report should be read in conjunction with Jenkins & Potter’s report – Report on Strategic Stormwater Management for Northampton Schools PFI.

Project No: 41712.08 Page 3 Revision: Date: 12.11.04 2.0 Description of Site

2.1 The existing Briar Hill Primary School (currently known as Briar Hill Lower School) is located in the suburb of Briar Hill, some 2km southwest of Northampton town centre at grid reference SP 739 592.

2.2 The school comprises of a single storey brick building in the east area of the site and a mobile classroom north of the main building.

2.3 The buildings, yards and car park occupy the central and northeastern areas of the site, whilst much of the western and southern parts of the site are grassed.

2.4 The site is at an elevation of 74m to 80m AOD and covers an area of approximately 1.76 hectares, of which 5270m2 are buildings and hard standings and the remainder landscaped areas. The site is roughly rectangular in shape, and is generally flat, apart from berms to the south and west site boundaries.

2.5 The site is shown on drawing 41712-08/02 in Appendix A.

2.6 The site is surrounded on all sides by housing and is bounded by Hunsbarrow Road to the south and west.

2.7 The site is accessed from Thorn Hill Road to the northeast.

2.8 The school is situated some 750m from the River Nene to the north, with the Grand Union Canal being some 250m to the north.

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3.1 The proposed school extension comprises a 90m2 extension to the original school, a 410m2 extension to the yard and a 370m2 extension to the car park.

3.2 The total proposed roof and hard standing area is 5970m2, an increase of 680m2, mainly due to the increased yard and increased car parking.

3.3 The proposed finished ground floor level is believed to be approximately 75m AOD, similar to the existing floor level.

3.4 The existing and proposed storm water drainage system are shown on drawing number 41712-08/03.

3.5 No soil data is available at present, therefore the use of soakaways to deal with storm water run-off from the extension and extended car park cannot be considered at this stage. However, a soakaway is know to exist on site and therefore, further soakaways may be suitable.

3.6 The location and size of the connection to the public storm sewer are awaiting further investigations.

3.7 The run-off from the extended car park will be attenuated by a soakaway. The run-off from the extended yard will be attenuated by oversized pipes or soakaway if suitable following further investigations.

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4.1 The Briar Hill Primary School site, at an elevation of 74m to 80m AOD, is located approximately 250m from the nearest floodplain indicated on the Environment Agency 100 year floodplain maps. The nearest floodplain is on the River Nene to the north of the school, and is at an elevation of 60 to 65m AOD.

4.2 Briar Hill Primary School is a minimum of 9m above the nearest indicated 100 year floodplain and is a minimum of 250m from it. Therefore Briar Hill is not considered at risk from area-wide flooding.

4.3 The proposed development at Briar Hill Primary results in an increase in hard surfaced areas. This is likely to result in a higher storm run-off rate. This, therefore, will have to be attenuated by oversized pipes and soakaways. Therefore it is considered that the development will not adversely affect the local areas in terms of increased risk from flooding.

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Site Plans

School Travel Plan

Appendix H Briar Hill Primary School AUGUST 2011

School Travel plan for BRIAR HILL PRIMARY SCHOOL

This plan was written after consultation with parents staff and governors. A group of parents were asked for comments upon the existing plan It was first approved by the curriculum sub committee on 18th September 2002 and by full governors on 24th September 2002.

It was reviewed in the Autumn of 2005.

Aims

This plan is written to reflect the ways in which we can reduce the risk from traffic around our school and encourage children to take a “safer route to school”. The aims of this plan will be shared with new parents at Induction meetings and will be referred to in newsletters.

We, as a school, believe that children and adults need to have healthy lifestyles and we believe an effective travel plan will encourage this.

We want to reduce the number of car journeys to our school. We want to contribute to conservation by reducing the consumption of fossil fuels and we want to raise children’s awareness of the pollution and environmental issues associated with car use. We also wish to see the adoption of a positive approach to walking to school.

This plan is written in accordance with the guidelines produced by Northamptonshire County Council and the sustrans. organisation. The plan will be reviewed annually by governors and amended where necessary.

Our school [DfES 9282199]

NoR approx 300 children between the ages of 3 and 11.

Location Our school is situated in the Middle of Briar Hill Estate. The estate is a mixture of privately owned and council accommodation.

Catchment Most of our children come from the estate surrounding the school but a small group come from a more urban area nearer to the town centre. Some of this latter group have to cross roads .

Staff members Staff members come from a much wider location. Many live in town but some live in the county. Some staff live on the estate.

Non staff Governors Non staff governors live in similar locations to staff members.

Other factors Comment [b1]: Some of these are transport/travel problems so should be grouped together under the relevant The school is situated at the end of Thorn Hill and the main entrance is also at the end of a road [a dead section further on. end], therefore cars do not drive past the main entrance. There is also another entrance approached by pedestrian access only. Pedestrians have safe routes around the school on footpaths and therefore they do not need to enter the car park. Recently a pedestrian gate was relocated to give even safer pedestrian access. A new

1 pedestrian access has also been created to give maximum safety to all stakeholders entering the new nursery. The school boundary is quite unique in that in parts it contains a paved footpath, the main road of the estate and a tree lined quite secluded footpath. There are also underpasses on the estate that are used by school stakeholders and the local community to get around the estate. The estate is served by a bus route. There is a bus stop extremely near to the school.[see map] There is also a zebra crossing near to the pedestrian access [see map]. Disabled access is not an issue as there is easy access from the car park into the main building. The school car park has recently been remodelled and extended. Disabled car park spaces have been created in this car park extension. Parents are requested not to pull vehicles into the school car park unless they have been given permission to do so by the head teacher. The site supervisor spends time each morning at the main school gates monitoring safety and traffic. Visitors to the school are welcome to use the school car park. There are signs displayed in the car park directing people to the main school entrance and other areas of the school site. Signs are also visible in the car park advising people to be security conscious i.e. locking their vehicles and not leaving valuables visible. Since AMEY took over as Facilities Managers some issues will now fall to them regarding responsibility. When we fully take PFI onboard this will be an even bigger issue for external agencies making sure that all stakeholders are happy.

Involvement in the travel plan strategy:-

Children have surveyed the number of cars using the road outside the school and graphed their speeds, colour and frequency.

We have taken place in The Hands Up Survey since 1998. Trends are extremely positive. We have an extremely high number of children who walk to school each day [nearly 80%]. This is well above County Average. Results show that car sharing is now also more positive. In March 2006 a more detailed survey will be trialled giving specific details of Year Groups and numbers. This will be formally recorded and then a year on year comparison can be made.

We have regularly taken part in the Walk to School week. Letters have been sent out and rewards given to pupils who manage a full week!

Information is regularly included in newsletters to parents to cover items concerned with travelling to school.

Transport and Road Safety problems.

The school lies in the middle of the estate. Hunsbarrow Road borders the school at one point but the whole of this road now has traffic calming humps to slow down traffic.

Travel by car for some families is a seasonal activity and linked to the weather. Less car journeys occur during the summer months. A minority of families travel to school in cars due to time factors!

Parking around the school is a problem. Space is limited for parking outside school, on odd occasions this causes problems with local residents as they find themselves unable to park outside their residences.

INITATIVES / TARGETS FOR THE FUTURE

2 • Cars to be discouraged from entering or leaving school grounds at time of maximum pupil movement. The site supervisor will organise and monitor this process.

• Regular inclusion of safety information in school newsletters. This to include details of projects, Walk to school week etc.

• Inclusion of Road Safety in the PSHE programme and linked to Science and maths – through surveys of cars, traffic in the Briar Hill area, Yearly participation in Walk to School week linked to graphic information etc.

• Reference to safe parking and walking to school to become standard element in the school brochure.

• Liaison with residents about the parking situation as and when needed.

• Display posters around the school from Dept. for Transport School Travel Resource Pack to give a higher profile to Travelling to School.

Monitoring and Review.

1. This is an ongoing document and will change according to circumstances such as pupils travel needs arising from new building developments.

2. Annual review will be in the first instance the responsibility of the Projects Sub Committee, raised under Health and Safety discussions. It will then go to full governors. The next review will be in the Autumn of 2006.

3. Review of the curriculum elements will be the responsibility of the PSHE co-ordinator.

4. Safer routes to school survey and review to become part of the curriculum offer for years 5 and 6. Upper Key Stage 2 manager to supervise. This will normally take place in the Summer Term of each year.

Contact details

The Headteacher will be the first point of contact and will be responsible for the day to day overview of the plan.

The PSHE co-ordinator will be responsible for ensuring the curriculum elements are planned for and carried out.

The class-teacher will be responsible for ensuring the survey information is collected.

The Projects Committee of the governors will be responsible for reviewing and monitoring progress on the plan.

All can be contacted at the school on 01604 768392 or by e-mail [email protected]

MAPS OF LOCAL AREA

4 Transport Statement

Appendix I Briar Hill Primary School AUGUST 2011

Transport Statement

Extension of Briar Hill Primary School Thorn Hill Northampton

For

Galliford Try

Report Reference: 4622R001A TS

Date: August 2011 Revision A: August 2011

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REVISION RECORD Report Ref: 4622R001 TS Rev Description Date Originator Checked - Planning Issue 02/08/11 MA PK A Details of the scoping exercise 16/08/11 MA PK amended.

Note. Revisions to text are marked by a vertical line in the right hand column of the revised paragraph.

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1.0 Introduction 3

2.0 Site Description and Proposed School Extension 3

3.0 Surrounding Highway Infrastructure 3

4.0 Site Access and Parking 4

5.0 Traffic Observations 4

6.0 Sustainable Forms of Transport 5

7.0 Assessment of Vehicular Impact 7

8.0 Existing Recorded Accident Statistics 7

9.0 Conclusion 8

Appendices

Appendix A Location Plan BCAL drawing no. 4622-11

Appendix B Proposed Site / Ground Floor Plan GHM Rock Townsend drawing no. RX-2876-BH04

Appendix C Travelling Distances BCAL drawing no. 4622-12

Appendix D Bus Route Map and Time Tables

Appendix E Trip Generation Rates from NMMS

Appendix F Accident Data

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1.0 Introduction

1.1 This report comprises a Transport Statement in support of a planning application for the proposed extension of Briar Hill Primary School. Briar Hill Primary School is located off Thorn Hill, Northampton.

1.2 The objective of this report is to provide the Planning Authority and Local Highway Authority (LHA) with sufficient information to consider the highways issues of the proposed school extension for a planning application.

1.3 The reports were scoped with Mr M. Tilley of Northamptonshire County Council who advised that a Transport Statement would be the appropriate level of assessment for the proposed extension of Briar Hill Primary School. Feedback was also received from Mr R. Sim-Jones of Northamptonshire County Council, this was taken into account when writing this Transport Statement.

2.0 Site Description and Proposed School Extension

2.1 Briar Hill Primary School is located off Thorn Hill, Northampton as shown on the location plan enclosed in Appendix A. The school is located in the south east of Northampton in a predominately residential area.

2.2 Briar Hill Primary School is for pupils aged from 4 to 11 years. The school is currently expanding from a 1.5 to a 2 form entry. The school currently has capacity for 315 pupils an additional half form for the school will result in a proposed capacity of 420 pupils. The expansion at Briar Hill School will result in approximately 7 additional members of staff. The proposed development is shown on the plan enclosed in Appendix B.

3.0 Surrounding Highway Infrastructure

3.1 The surrounding highway infrastructure is shown in Appendix C. The vehicular access to the school is located off Thorn Hill. Thorn Hill is bound by footways on both sides of the carriageway and is subject to a 48kph (30mph) speed restriction.

3.2 The pedestrian accesses located on the eastern boundary are generally accessed via Ashbrow Road which is bound by footways on both sides of the carriageway. Ashbrow Road, which is subject to a 48kph (30mph) speed restriction, provides access to the two bus stops nearest the school. Ashbrow Road has a zebra crossing on a walking desire line for pedestrians approaching the school from the east.

3.3 Footways and pedestrian routes within the vicinity of the school vary in width between 1.8m and 2.0m. The pedestrian routes and footways in the vicinity of the site all benefit from having street lighting.

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4.0 Site Access and Parking

4.1 The school has a single vehicular access located off Thorn Hill Road. This access is gated and not opened for parent usage at the beginning and end of the school day. The gate which remains closed at the start and end of the school day ensures that vehicles and pedestrians are segregated as much as possible.

4.2 The school has three pedestrian only accesses all of which are located off pedestrian routes. Two of the accesses are located along the eastern site boundary off a pedestrian route which connects Thorn Hill and Hunsbarrow Road, this pedestrian route also serves residential dwellings which are located off Ashbrow Road. The third pedestrian access is from a separate pedestrian route along the northern boundary which also connects Thorn Hill and Hunsbarrow Road.

4.3 The existing school has 30 parking spaces which includes 3 disabled spaces. The proposed school will provide 35 parking spaces including 4 disabled spaces.

4.4 There are no parking restrictions on the surrounding highway infrastructure within the vicinity of the school.

5.0 Vehicle Movement Observations

5.1 Vehicle movements at the school were observed on the 15th June 2011 between 08:00 and 09:00. During this time it was noted that Ashbrow Road and Thorn Hill were lightly trafficked.

5.2 From observation it would appear that there is a high level of walking to and from the school by pupils. The relatively small number of pupils who were dropped off by their parents tended to park near the gates on Thorn Hill or in the two off road parking areas located to the west of Ashbrow Road. Parents dropping pupils off in the parking areas of Ashbrow Road used the pedestrian routes through the houses to access the pedestrian accesses located on the eastern boundary of the school.

5.3 There were no observed traffic movement issues which we believe could be significantly exacerbated by the proposed extension of Briar Hill School.

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6.0 Sustainable Forms of Transport

6.1 The available sustainable transport infrastructure resources, within the vicinity of the proposed extension are set out below. Details are correct at the time of writing the report. The location of sustainable transport facilities and walking / cycling distances are shown in Appendix C.

6.2 Walking

6.2.1 The surrounding local highway infrastructure is described in section 3. Walking distances, to various locations are shown on the plan enclosed in Appendix C.

6.2.2 Suggested acceptable walking distances for school journeys which were produced by Institution of Highways and Transportation (IHT) are shown in table 1 below. It can be seen on the plan enclosed in Appendix C that a large number of residential dwellings are located within the IHT acceptable walking distance of 1000m.

Desirable Acceptable Preferred Maximum Suggested Acceptable Walking 500m 1000m 2000m Distance – School Table 1: Extract of Table 3.2 from ‘Providing for Journeys on Foot’ - IHT

6.2.3 The existing pedestrian network will therefore provide adequate links for the proposed new pupils at the school.

6.2.4 The existing footway widths would also appear to be appropriate for existing and proposed pedestrian trips.

6.3 Cycling

6.3.1 The proposed extension will connect with the surrounding local highway infrastructure which provides adequate facilities for those predicted to be generated by the school extension. PPG 13 states that cycling has the potential to substitute the car for journeys less than 5km, it is shown in Appendix C that a significant number of residential dwellings are located within a 5km travel distance.

6.4 Public Buses

6.4.1 The school is served by two bus stops located on Ashbrow Road. These bus stops provide two-way access to bus routes shown on the route map enclosed in Appendix D. General bus service frequencies are set out in table 2 below. Full bus time tables for the bus routes can be found in Appendix D.

Service Route Frequency Monday – Saturday Sunday 12 Northampton Town Centre to 2 per hour ≈07:00 to ≈09:00 1 per hour Camp Hill then every 15 mins until ≈10:30 until ≈18:00 then 1 further service ≈18:20 42 Northampton Town Centre to 2 per hour ≈07:50 to ≈18:20 1 per hour Tesco Mereway ≈09:20 until ≈18:20 Table 2: Bus Service Details

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6.5 Trains

6.5.1 Northampton train station is located approximately 2.9km from Briar Hill Primary School. Northampton train station connects with Birmingham to the north and London to the south. The bus services described above could be utilised to connect with the train station.

6.6 Motorised Two Wheeled Vehicles.

6.6.1 The proposed site highway accesses and the existing surrounding highway infrastructure enables the use of motorised two wheeled vehicles as a means of transport to the site.

6.7 Disabled Access

6.7.1 The surrounding local highway network incorporates dropped kerbs at suitable locations to aid access to and from the school for disabled people. The extension will incorporate level thresholds and/or ramps to ensure that it is accessible to users with varying levels of disability and visual impairment in line with Building Regulations.

6.8 Travel Plan

6.8.1 The school has an existing Travel Plan which can inform the travel choice of staff, parents and guardians and encourage the use of more sustainable forms of transport.

6.8.2 The travel plan aims can be summarised as:  A reduction in the number of car journeys to and from the school;  Contribute to conservation by reducing the consumption of fossil fuels whilst raising pupil awareness of environmental issues associated with car use; and  Encourage healthy lifestyles through sustainable travel.

6.9 Summary

6.9.1 The school is shown to be well served and accessible to more sustainable means of transport providing an alternative to the private car. The school has a travel plan which aims to encourage the use of more sustainable forms of transport and reduce the number of car journeys to the school.

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7.0 Assessment of Vehicular Impact

7.1 This section will consider the vehicular impact of the proposed extension on the surrounding highway network.

7.2 The proposed extension will increase pupil numbers by 105 from 315 to 420. The school is located in a predominately residential area, it is therefore highly likely that the school expansion will continue to serve the local residential dwellings and that the travel pattern will remain very similar both pre and post expansion.

7.3 Vehicle trip generation rates for Primary Schools in Northampton were calculated as part of the Northampton Multi Modal Study. The vehicle trip generation rates for the AM and PM traditional peak hours are shown in table 3 below and enclosed in Appendix E.

Vehicle Trip Generation Rates Per Pupil AM 08:00 – 09:00 PM 17:00 – 18:00 Arr. Dep. Arr. Dep. 0.22 0.03 0.02 0.02 Table 3 – Vehicle Trip Generation Rates

7.4 Based on the above vehicle trip generation rates the predicted number of new vehicle trips on the local highway network for the school can be calculated based on an additional 105 pupils. The predicted number of vehicle trips for the AM and PM traditional peak hours are shown in table 4.

Predicated Vehicle Trips AM 08:00 – 09:00 PM 17:00 – 18:00 Arr. Dep. Arr. Dep. 23 3 2 2 Table 4 – Vehicle Trip Generation Rates

7.5 The school is therefore predicted to generate approximately 26 vehicle movements on the surrounding highway network as a result of the proposed extension in the morning peak hour.

7.6 From on-site observations and knowledge of the geometric standards of the surrounding highway network we do not consider the predicted 26 vehicle movements associated with proposed extension in the morning peak hour will have a significant adverse impact on the capacity of the surrounding highway network.

8.0 Existing Recorded Accident Statistics

8.1 Recorded traffic accident statistics have been obtained from Northamptonshire County Council’s Interactive Mapping for the three year period to December 2010. An extract of the mapping is enclosed in Appendix F.

8.2 From the recorded accident data there are no accidents on Thorn Hill of Ashbrow Road. A single slight injury accident was recorded at the Hunsbarrow Road / Ashbrow Road.

8.3 Based on the above recorded accident data we do not consider an increase in vehicle trips associated with the school will adversely affect the safety of the neighbouring roads.

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9.0 Conclusions

9.1 It is proposed to expand Briar Hill Primary School from by 105 pupils from 315 to 420. Staff numbers at the school will also increase by approximately 7.

9.2 The school is shown to be well served and accessible to more sustainable means of transport providing an alternative to the private car. The school has a travel plan which aims to encourage the use of more sustainable forms of transport and reduce the number of car journeys to the school.

9.3 The proposed extension is predicted to generate a small number of additional vehicles on the highway network. We do not consider that the additional vehicles which are predicted to be generated as a result of the proposed extension, will have a significant adverse impact of the surrounding highway network.

9.4 Based on the recorded accident data we do not consider the increase in vehicle trips will adversely affect the safety of the neighbouring roads or junctions.

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Appendix A

Location Plan BCAL drawing no. 4622-11

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Appendix B

Proposed Site / Ground Floor Plan

GHM Rock Townsend drawing no. RX-2876-BH04

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KEY

EXISTING BUILDING 18

17 PROPOSED 5 6 16

4 7 15 APPLICATION BOUNDARY 3 8 14

GRASS 13 SCHOOL SITE BOUNDARY 2 9 35 12 34 10 DEMOLITIONS 1 33 HARD STANDING 11

COAT & BAG COAT & BAG STORAGE STORAGE SINK & WET AREA SINK & WET AREA I T B E N C H NG I T B E N C H NG

KS2 Yr6 KS2 Yr5 CLASSROOM CLASSROOM 62 m² 62 m² CAR BREAK OUT TEACHING WALL SPACE TEACHING WALL PARKING

STORAGE WHITE BOARD & STORAGE STORAGE WHITE BOARD & STORAGE REVISED INTERACTIVE INTERACTIVE WHITEBOARD WHITEBOARD 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

CIRCULATION WHITE BOARD & (Including break out WHITE BOARD & INTERACTIVE INTERACTIVE STORAGE WHITEBOARD STORAGE STORAGE STORAGE space/group area) WHITEBOARD STORE TEACHING WALL NEW RAMP 58 m² TEACHING WALL 3 m² CLNR 27 HUB 3 m² 2 m² DIS WC 32 3 m²

KS2 Yr6 KS2 Yr5 STUDIO CLASSROOM BOYS WC CLASSROOM STORE 28 8 m² 93 m² 12 m² 62 m² CURRICULUM 62 m² STORE 8 m² INTERNAL CONFIGURATION

I T B E N C H NG I T B E N C H NG 31 PLANT RM GIRLS WC 29 7 m² 8 m² SINK & WET AREA SINK & WET AREA DEMOLITION COAT & BAG COAT & BAG STORAGE STORAGE

NEW 30 COVERED BUILDING SCHOOL LINK FOLDING SLIDING STORE ENTRANCE PARTITION 4 m² STORE 4 m²

STORE STORE HALL 2 m² 2 m² 137 m² KS2 Yr4 KS2 Yr4 ENTRANCE OFFICE/ PLANT BOYS GIRLS WC CLASSROOM CLASSROOM LOBBY 3 m² 6 m² LOBBY PLANT KITCHEN KITCHEN PARENTS WC 47 m² 47 m² DEMOLITION 6 m² 11m² 5 m² 3 m² 12 m² 7 m² 13 m² STORE HARD PLAY AREA 2 m² OFFICE 16 m² LOBBY STORE EXTENDED 2 m² STORE LAUNDRY CLOAKS 12 m² 4 m² LINK 4 m² 6 m² WCs 6 m² 5 m² HYG /STAFF STORE 6 m² STORE 6 m² 4 m² STORE STORE F WC M WC 4 m² 2 m² PRACTICAL 3 m² 3 m² NURSERY

C L NR STORE CHILD CORRIDOR RECEPTION CENTRAL PLAY AREA 6 m² WC 42 m² 70 m² PRACTICAL 38 m² AREA 10 m² CORRIDOR 78 m² 10 m² RECEPTION KS2 Yr3 CLASSROOM CLASSROOM 55 m² 46 m² CARETAKER QUIET BAY 12 m² GROUP HEAD 10 m² PRACTICAL 12 m² AREA 64 m² LIBRARY / IT MULTI 71 m² PURPOSE SPECIAL NEEDS DIS 46 m² 24 m² 2.5 m² EXTERNAL STORE SENCO GROUP 10 m² 8 m² 9 m² MI/HYG 8 m² RECEPTION KS2 Yr3 CLASSROOM CLASSROOM 45 m² 46 m²

PRACTICAL RECEPTION NURSERY AREA PRACTICAL COVERED 32 m² PLAY AREA 51 m² PRACTICAL STORE STORE 4 m² AREA 4 m² 68 m²

CORRIDOR 6 m² CLOAKS 6 m² STORE CIRCULATION STORE NEW CORRIDOR 1 m² 18 m² 1 m² BOYS 13 m² KS1 Yr2 KS1 Yr2 KS1 Yr1 KS1 Yr1 COVERED BOYS GIRLS WC CLASSROOM CLASSROOM CLASSROOM CLASSROOM 5 m² WCs WC WC GIRLS WC PLAY AREA 46 m² 47 m² 41 m² 40 m² 6 m² STORE 5 m² 7 m² 7 m² 3 m² KILN 3 m² STORE 3 m²

STAFF 60 m² STORE STORE STORE STORE 4 m² 4 m² 4 m² 4 m²

PEDESTRIAN SITE ENTRANCE

HARD PLAY REVISION DATE/DRAWN AREA a D i v s o n f t he T : 0 2 7 6 1 9577 T h e O l d S c o ,

PROJECT BRIAR HILL

PRIMARY SCHOOL GH M

DRAWING TITLE PROPOSED SITE / C o n s u l t a c y G r oup

F : 0 2 7 6 1 1081 E x t o n S r e t, GROUND FLOOR PLAN

PROPOSED SITE PLAN DATE JULY 2011 DRAWN TR 1:200 @ A1 SCALE CHECK

L ondon 1:200@A1 w . g h m - r o u p c uk STATUS PLANNING

JOB NO. S E 1 8 UE RX-2876

DRAWING NO. BH-04 REVISION

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Appendix C

Travelling Distances BCAL drawing no. 4622-12

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Appendix D

Bus Route Map and Time Tables

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87. 108.X4 D NORTHAMPTON Town Centre - Camp Hill 12 Mondays to Fridays Operator: FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN Service: 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station [17] 0706 0735 0805 0835 0905 0920 then 35 50 05 20 Far Cotton, St Leonards Rd opp Giggling Sausage 0711 0740 0810 0840 0910 0925 at these 40 55 10 25 Briar Hill, Ring Way opp Double Four PH 0718 0747 0817 0848 0918 0933 mins. past 48 03 18 33 Camp Hill, Dayrell Rd/Dayrell Walk 0725 0754 0824 0855 0925 0940 each hour 55 10 25 40

Operator: FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN Service: 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station [17] 1505 1520 1535 1550 1608 1625 1640 1655 1710 1725 1740 Far Cotton, St Leonards Rd opp Giggling Sausage until 1510 1525 1541 1556 1614 1631 1646 1701 1716 1731 1746 Briar Hill, Ring Way opp Double Four PH 1518 1533 1550 1605 1623 1640 1655 1710 1725 1740 1755 Camp Hill, Dayrell Rd/Dayrell Walk 1525 1540 1557 1612 1630 1647 1702 1717 1732 1747 1802

Operator: FN FN FN Service: 12 12 12 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station [17] 1755 1810 1845 Far Cotton, St Leonards Rd opp Giggling Sausage 1800 1815 1850 Briar Hill, Ring Way opp Double Four PH 1808 1823 1858 Camp Hill, Dayrell Rd/Dayrell Walk 1815 1830 1905 FN12Feb2010.doc Notes are shown at the end of the service

NORTHAMPTON Town Centre - Camp Hill 12 Saturdays Operator: FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN Service: 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station [17] 0707 0737 0807 0836 0850 0905 then 20 35 50 05 Far Cotton, St Leonards Rd opp Giggling Sausage 0712 0742 0812 0841 0855 0910 at these 25 40 55 10 Briar Hill, Ring Way opp Double Four PH 0719 0749 0819 0848 0903 0918 mins. past 33 48 03 18 Camp Hill, Dayrell Rd/Dayrell Walk 0726 0756 0826 0855 0910 0925 each hour 40 55 10 25

Operator: FN FN FN FN FN Service: 12 12 12 12 12 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station [17] 1705 1720 1735 1805 1845 Far Cotton, St Leonards Rd opp Giggling Sausage until 1710 1725 1740 1810 1850 Briar Hill, Ring Way opp Double Four PH 1718 1733 1748 1818 1858 Camp Hill, Dayrell Rd/Dayrell Walk 1725 1740 1755 1825 1905

Sundays and Public Holidays Operator: FN FN FN FN FN Service: 12 12 12 12 12 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station [17] 1018 1118 then 18 1718 1808 Far Cotton, St Leonards Rd opp Giggling Sausage 1023 1123 at mins. 23 until 1723 1813 Briar Hill, Ring Way opp Double Four PH 1030 1130 past each 30 1730 1820 Camp Hill, Dayrell Rd/Dayrell Walk 1037 1137 hour 37 1737 1827 FN12Feb2010.doc Notes are shown at the end of the service

NORTHAMPTON Camp Hill - Town Centre 12 Mondays to Fridays Operator: FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN Service: 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 Camp Hill, Dayrell Rd/Dayrell Walk 0545 0628 0658 0712 0726 0740 0755 0810 0825 0840 0856 0911 Briar Hill, Ring Way Double Four PH 0552 0635 0705 0719 0733 0747 0802 0817 0832 0847 0903 0918 Far Cotton, St Leonards Rd Giggling Sausage 0558 0641 0711 0726 0740 0754 0809 0824 0839 0854 0910 0925 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station 0604 0647 0717 0733 0748 0803 0818 0833 0848 0903 0918 0933

Operator: FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN Service: 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 Camp Hill, Dayrell Rd/Dayrell Walk 0926 0941 then 56 11 26 41 1541 1558 1613 Briar Hill, Ring Way Double Four PH 0933 0948 at these 03 18 33 48 until 1548 1605 1620 Far Cotton, St Leonards Rd Giggling Sausage 0940 0955 mins. past 10 25 40 55 1555 1612 1627 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station 0948 1003 each hour 18 33 48 03 1603 1620 1635

Operator: FN FN FN FN Service: 12 12 12 12 Camp Hill, Dayrell Rd/Dayrell Walk 1631 1703 1733 1803 Briar Hill, Ring Way Double Four PH 1638 1710 1740 1810 Far Cotton, St Leonards Rd Giggling Sausage 1645 1717 1747 1817 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station 1653 1725 1755 1825 FN12Feb2010.doc

NORTHAMPTON Camp Hill - Town Centre 12 Saturdays Operator: FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN FN Service: 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 Camp Hill, Dayrell Rd/Dayrell Walk 0657 0727 0757 0827 0841 0856 then 11 26 41 56 Briar Hill, Ring Way Double Four PH 0704 0734 0804 0834 0848 0903 at these 18 33 48 03 Far Cotton, St Leonards Rd Giggling Sausage 0710 0740 0810 0840 0855 0910 mins. past 25 40 55 10 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station 0716 0746 0816 0846 0903 0918 each hour 33 48 03 18

Operator: FN FN FN FN Service: 12 12 12 12 Camp Hill, Dayrell Rd/Dayrell Walk 1711 1726 1756 1826 Briar Hill, Ring Way Double Four PH until 1718 1733 1803 1833 Far Cotton, St Leonards Rd Giggling Sausage 1725 1740 1810 1839 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station 1733 1748 1818 1845

Sundays and Public Holidays Operator: FN FN FN FN Service: 12 12 12 12 Camp Hill, Dayrell Rd/Dayrell Walk 0938 1038 then 38 1738 Briar Hill, Ring Way Double Four PH 0945 1045 at mins. 45 1745 Far Cotton, St Leonards Rd Giggling Sausage 0951 1051 past each 51 until 1751 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station 0959 1059 hour 59 1759 FN12Feb2010.doc

Please note: Operated by: - Buzz Card valid throughout on this service FN - First, PO Box 3824, Leicester, LE41 9BF (Tel: 0800 587 7381) 20

NORTHAMPTON Town Centre – Briar Hill – Mereway Tesco 42 Mondays to Saturdays Operator: MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB Service: 42 42 42 Then at 42 42 42 42 42 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station [15] 0747 0817 0847 these 17 47 1717 1747 1817 until Briar Hill, Ring Way opp Double Four PH 0758 0828 0858 mins. past 28 58 1728 1758 1828 East Hunsbury, Mereway Tesco 0812 0842 0912 each hour 42 12 1742 1812 1842

Operator: MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB Service: 42 42 42 Then at 42 42 42 42 42 East Hunsbury, Mereway Tesco 0717 0747 0817 these 47 17 1647 1717 1747 until Briar Hill, Ring Way, Double Four PH 0731 0801 0831 mins. past 01 31 1701 1731 1801 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station 0742 0812 0842 each hour 12 42 1712 1742 1812

Sundays and Public Holidays Operator: MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB Service: 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station [15] 0917 1017 1117 1217 1317 1417 1517 1617 1717 1817 Briar Hill, Ring Way opp Double Four PH 0928 1028 1128 1228 1328 1428 1528 1628 1728 1828 East Hunsbury, Mereway Tesco 0942 1042 1142 1242 1342 1442 1542 1642 1742 1842

Operator: MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB MRB Service: 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 East Hunsbury, Mereway Tesco 0847 0947 1047 1147 1247 1347 1447 1547 1647 1747 Briar Hill, Ring Way, Double Four PH 0901 1001 1101 1201 1301 1401 1501 1601 1701 1801 Northampton, Greyfriars Bus Station 0912 1012 1112 1212 1312 1412 1512 1612 1712 1812 MRB42-Apr2011.doc

Please note: Operated by:

- Buzz Card valid throughout on this service MRB - Meridian Bus, 23 Millbrook Close, St James, Northampton NN5 5JF (Tel: 01604 590480)

4622 R001A Transport Statement Extension of Briar Hill Primary School, Northampton August 2011

Appendix E

Trip Generation Rates from NMMS

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NMMS Update: Highway Trip Generation Rates (Average) – Combined (Person trips)

Development AM Peak (0800-0900) PM Peak (1700-1800) Land use types Arr. Dep. Total Arr. Dep. Total Residential Medium density unit per dwelling (30 – 45 dwellings / 0.13 0.47 0.60 0.42 0.20 0.62 unit HA) A1/A2 Retail/Services 18.56 15.97 34.53 28.12 30.72 58.84 Total A1/A2 Retail/Services 10.49 8.88 19.37 17.51 18.62 36.13 <1024sqm A1/A2 Retail/Services 6.77 6.42 13.19 9.30 10.30 19.60 >1024sqm Employment A1/A2 per 100m2 Retail/Services 1.30 0.67 1.97 1.31 1.80 3.11 Town centre A3 Pub/restaurant 0.00 0.00 0.00 3.42 2.53 5.95 B1 Business Park 2.10 0.20 2.30 0.19 1.49 1.68 B1 Office 2.17 0.27 2.44 0.30 1.68 1.98 B2 Industrial Unit 0.53 0.14 0.67 0.11 0.49 0.60 B2 Industrial Estate 0.66 0.20 0.86 0.15 0.73 0.88 B8 Warehousing 0.17 0.07 0.24 0.11 0.15 0.26 C1 Hotels 0.23 0.24 0.47 0.21 0.19 0.40 Number of Primary School 0.22 0.03 0.25 0.02 0.02 0.04 trips per pupil Secondary School 0.17 0.08 0.25 0.02 0.03 0.05

NMMS Update: Highway Trip Generation Rates (85th Percentile)

AM Peak PM Peak Land Use GFA (0800 – 0900) (1700 –1800) Arrival Departure Arrival Departure Residential (per dwelling unit) 0.55 1.64 1.45 0.85 A1/A2 Retail/Services 8.62 7.64 13.39 14.44 A3 Pub/Restaurant 0 0 4.67 3.5 B1 Business Park 2.06 0.57 0.31 1.63 B1 Office 2.93 0.4 0.51 2.4 B2 Industrial Unit 0.92 0.2 0.13 1.19 B2 Industrial Estate 1.51 0.6 0.33 1.21 B8 Distribution Warehouse 0.2 0.12 0.2 0.27 C1 Hotels 0.31 0.64 0.63 0.32 Primary School (per pupil) 0.26 0.21 0.01 0.02 Secondary School (per pupil) 0.15 0.09 0.02 0.03

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4622 R001A Transport Statement Extension of Briar Hill Primary School, Northampton August 2011

Appendix F

Accident Data

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