Proposed Residential Development Restrop Road, Purton, Wiltshire Welcome Thank You for Coming Today

Proposed Residential Development Restrop Road, Purton, Wiltshire Welcome Thank you for coming today

We are here today to listen to your views and comments on our current proposals.

If you would like to find out more please take a look at the exhibition boards. We will be here from 4pm to 8pm. Proposed Residential Development

1 | Welcome

Why are we here?

Hollins Strategic Land are in the process of preparing an outline planning application for a development of Pavenhill approximately 85 homes on a site at Restrop Road, Purton. High Street This exhibition is part of the consultation process and seeks to obtain views of the local community about the proposed development in advance of the finalisation Willis Way and submission of the planning application.

You are invited to put forward suggestions about the draft layout and design proposals on display. These will be taken into consideration by Hollins Strategic Land in finalising their proposals.

Comments about the proposed development should Restrop Road be made in writing on the feedback forms provided at Reid’s Piece the exhibition or in writing by 11 March 2019 to:

Hollins Strategic Land Suite 4 1 King Street Manchester M2 6AW

Email: [email protected]

Site Location

2 | Purton Neighbourhood Plan

Extract from Purton Neighbourhood Plan Existing Site Context Photos

Viewpoint 1 - Taken from footpath at north entrance off High Street, towards the site

Map 12 - Area of Search plan from the Purton Neighbourhood Plan Viewpoint 2 - Taken from public footpath lying south of site, north of stream, towards the site The Wiltshire Core Strategy allows proposals for housing development outside an existing settlement boundary to be brought forward in a Neighbourhood Plan. The Purton Neighbourhood Plan identifies an area for homes as shown on the above plan extract. The Council have assessed potential sites around the village based on their proximity to services and facilities. The Neighbourhood Plan has also undertaken a designation process and considered a range of site options for further development. It was found that the most sustainable location for new development outside the village boundary is the land off Restrop Road.

The Examiner for the Neighbourhood Plan confirmed that it covers development needs over the next seven years only (up to 2026). The village boundary is evolving and may change through the emerging strategic plans. The Examiner also noted that the Area of Search could accommodate more homes than Policy 14 of the Neighbourhood Plan as it is not a strict allocation. In principle, the Area of Search represents a general location which is acceptable for some development.

Viewpoint 3 - Taken from Restrop Road, looking north towards the site Proposed Residential Development

3 | Community Matters

The Neighbourhood Plan recognises the issues and objectives that are most important for the local community. Hollins have looked closely at those relevant to the site to ensure development proposals take account of local issues and so tangible benefits can be put forward that the community want.

Transport Environment Housing

We recognise concerns regarding the growing We recognise local concerns about preserving The Neighbourhood Plan recognises the need the remainder of the site or road connection to the impact of traffic through Purton village and on the important views and protecting highly valued to provide existing and future residents with the rear of the Schools; surrounding rural roads. Traffic related to the two heritage sites including Ringsbury Camp and Bury opportunity to live in a decent home that meets their • protect and preserve biodiversity and the schools is a significant contributor to the problem. Hill Camp. needs whilst also retaining the rural and historic landscape setting of the village in accordance with The Parish also recognises the need to improve character of the villages. Wiltshire Core Strategy Core Policies 50 and 51; pavements, paths and dedicated cycle-ways to The Neighbourhood Plan policies are: and opportunities for ecological enhancement/gain encourage more people to walk and cycle safely. The Neighbourhood Plan policies relevant to the will be sought and incorporated within proposed Purton Policy 4: Ecological Enhancements site are: developments; The Neighbourhood Plan policies are: Proposals for new development should seek to • mitigate the impact of traffic with measures to identify and implement ecological enhancements Purton Policy 14: Development outside settlement reduce the speed of traffic on Restrop Road where Policy 2: To improve road safety wherever possible. boundary at Restrop Road it enters the villages to calm traffic and improve road Opportunities to improve pedestrian and traffic safety; and safety will be sought for the road junction and Purton Policy 5: To protect key local landscapes Land identified as an area to accommodate a site • include safe cycling and walking routes not only to parking area at Lower Square at the junction of the Protect locally important views. Any development for up to 40 smaller homes including affordable the village centre(s) but also, where possible, to the High Street, Station Road and Church Street. Works in designated areas will be required to maintain the housing, houses for first-time buyers, smaller existing leisure and play facilities. funded by local parish Community Infrastrucure quality of these distinctive public views. properties for those who wish to downsize and Levy money and other sources will be directed to also properties suited to older persons including Hollins Strategic Land have sought to acknowledge implementing works that improve pedestrian and Purton Policy 6: Settlement Identity bungalows. the issues important to the local community traffic safety at this junction. Development should not lead to the coalescence of whilst also complying with the policies of the the neighbouring settlements, Purton and Swindon, Proposed development should: Neighbourhood Plan. Policy 3: Footpaths in order to retain the rural quality and value of these New development shall retain and protect the settlements and their setting. • respect the character and setting of heritage The proposal seeks to accomodate local housing quality and attractiveness of existing Public Rights assets in the vicinity of the site including the Grade need both now and in the long term future, whilst of Way (footpaths and bridleways) but where Purton Policy 7: Flooding II* Restrop House and the Scheduled Monument at ensuring the quantom of development proposed is this is not possible, compensation measures will Any development proposals shall demonstrate Ringsbury Camp; able to deliver tangible community benefits. These be sought to improve rights of way. Footpaths in assessed flood risk and how any necessary flood • provide strategic landscaping to the western include the provision of a link road connection new developments shall provide links to existing mitigation measures would prevent the flooding of and southern edges of the site which retains and through the site to the local School, alongside pedestrian routes where appropriate. this land and any other land that would be affected reinforces existing hedges and trees; improvements to pedestrian footways and a new by the development. • create a green area adjacent to the Restrop Road gateway scheme to help reduce traffic speeds and so that development is set back from the road; welcome new visitors to the village. • not prohibit a potential future road connection to Proposed Residential Development

4 | Technical Considerations

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POTENTIAL RESIDENTIAL SITE: NORTH VIEW HOUSE PERSIMMON FRONTAGE TREATMENT: RESIDENTIAL SITE : PROMOTED BY LOW WALLS WITH RAILINGS/ PERSIMMON HOMES CONSERVATION AREA HEDGEROWS PROPOSED REDEVELOPMENT SITE : SCHEDULED MONUMENT HOUSING UNDER CONSTRUCTION !( POTENTIAL SITE AND INTERNAL !( ACCESS !( LISTED BUILDING 5

PURT 89 POTENTIAL NEW FOOTPATH LINK !( INDICATIVE PDP SENSITIVE !( VIEWS (NOTE 3) !( !( WILDLIFE BUFFER ZONE !( !( WILTSHIRE LANDSCAPE (NOTE 1) !( !( KIBBLEWHITE CLOSE !( !( CHARACTER AREAS (NOTES 1 AND INDICATIVE TREE ROOT !( !(!(!( 2) !( !( PROTECTION ZONE (NOTE 2) !( 8A-SWINDON-LYNEHAM !( !( LIMESTONE RIDGE POTENTIAL HOUSING AREA Northview Hospital (North Block) Grade II !( 11B- MINETY ROLLING CLAY RESTROP ROAD POTENTIAL OPEN SPACE / LOWLAND MAINTENANCE ACCESS ROUTE 1 ALONG BOUNDARY POTENTIAL SUDS ZONE

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5 | Technical Considerations Heritage Assessment Tree Constraints

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G22 Radius Holly 4m

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CATEGORY A: HIGH VALUE RESTROP ROAD, PURTON, WILTSHIRE RETENTION MOST DESIRABLE

CATEGORY B: MODERATE VALUE HERITAGE DESK-BASED ASSESSMENT RETENTION DESIRABLE CATEGORY C: LOWER VALUE COULD BE RETAINED

CATEGORY U: SETTINGS ASSESSMENT SCOPE FOR REMOVAL

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NOTES

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6 | Concept Layout Restrop Road Policy 14 Compliance Concept Layout

Key

1 Wildlife corridors to protect and enhance biodiversity for existing habitats.

2 Development set back from 5 Restrop Road with green spaces.

3 Strategic landscaping on the western and southern edges retaining and reinforcing existing hedges and trees whilst preserving the landscape setting on the village.

4 Delivering significant infrastructure for a potential future road connection to the Family & rear of the School. Affordable Homes 5 Safe walking and cycling routes to the village centre. 4 6 A sensitively designed layout Bungalows 5 respecting the character and setting of Purton with no inter- visibility or effect on Restrop House or Ringsbury Camp. 1 7 New pedestrian infrastructure 7 Family & Family & including footways and 1 Affordable Affordable safe crossing. Homes Homes 8 An appropriate density of Family Homes 85 homes with a mix of smaller starter homes, family homes 4 and bungalows surrounded by 8 Starter Homes 6 10,000 sqm of open spaces.

2 Family & Affordable 9 A potential new gateway Homes Starter Homes scheme to help reduce traffic 4 speeds and provide a welcome to new visitors.

5 9 3 Proposed Residential Development

7 | Local Benefits

Community Benefits EconomicRESTROP Benefits ROAD, PURTON nexusplanning.co.uk THE ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF THE DEVELOPMENT • an attractive village gateway proposal which delivers a 85 new dwellings will contribute to local economic growth and Wiltshire County Council revenues thereby contributing to design-led sustainable development of new family homes investment in local services and facilities. of varying sizes, types and tenures that is in keeping with CONSTRUCTION BENEFITS: ECONOMIC BENEFITS: LOCAL AUTHORITY BENEFITS: the current character of the village and respecting local 6 WORKERS vernacular; 43 TEMPORARY £5.1M • affordable homes for local people with negotiable JOBS Economic Output tenure split (discounted market and social rented 1 Expected additional GVA to the local economy p.a: TEMPORARY £4.1m - Construction GVA dwellings or smaller starter homes) for those who are first JOB £1.0m - Operational GVA time buyers, on lower wages or older people wishing to Direct Employment (temporary jobs on-site) downsize; Indirect Employment (accounting for regional additionality) £438,000 Induced Service, Retail and Other Employment Direct Employment 6 Workers – New local retail (3) and leisure (3) jobs New Homes Bonus Payments • high quality play/open spaces, public realm and Estimated to directly create 43 temporary construction jobs as a result of new resident spending. £438,000 – New homes bonus payments to Wiltshire County on-site over the 2-year build period. associated safe footpaths and the opportunity to create Council over a 2 year period. Indirect Employment new ecological habitats and planting; 1 temporary job could be supported across the region through PER ANNUM construction and supply chain wages over the 2-year build £500,000 period. £425,000 Additional Resident Retail and Leisure Spending • new landscapes and green areas to preserve the £500,000 – Additional resident retail and leisure spending One off spend on new home products setting of the village and protect existing wildlife in the area. Estimated spend of £425,000 on home £12M furnishings and other new home goods.

£10M

• National policy sets out that Parish Councils can £8M METHODOLOGY NOTES: • Construction cost provided. receive 25% of Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) £6M • Construction jobs calculated through regional turnover to employment ratio • Construction GVA calculated through an amalgamation of regional turnover to GVA ratio and as a proportion of payments. The indicative figure likely to arise from this £4M spend on construction labour wages development would be £135,000. This can be put towards £2M £10.5M • Construction jobs refer to temporary jobs over the life of the construction project, HCA Additionality Guide used for £107,000 indirect / direct multipliers further community benefits as the parish sees fit. • Expenditure benefits derived from Household Expenditure survey (by region, private rental sector residents) Additional Council Tax Revenue discounted by 8.8% to account for assumed local migration based on Census 2011 figures An additional Council tax revenue of £107,000 per year. Construction Value • GVA derived from permanent employment multiplied by average regional GVA per head, discounted to net present • bus pass provision for new households to encourage Estimated total cost of construction – £10.5M value (GVA accumulation ‘persistence factor’ assumed for 10 years) • Spend for new home produces assumes £5,000 per household bus travel between Purton and Swindon and help reduce • Council Tax based on UK average reliance on the private car. • New Homes Bonus payments derived from MHCLG calculator using UK average Council Tax payments

Economic Benefits / January 2019 • new footway provision along Restrop Road, a new footway to Reids Piece and a new road connection from Restrop Road up to Reids Piece.

• new speed reduction signage on Restrop Road