Proposals for land at Heath Farm, Stoke Road and Caistor Lane, Poringland
Welcome Welcome to David Wilson Homes’ public exhibition about its About David Wilson Homes proposals for the Heath Farm site. David Wilson Homes is part of the Barratt Group who started With this land having been identified by South Norfolk Council building quality new homes in 1958 and since then has grown (SNC) as a suitable location for new homes and given current housing to become one of the nation’s largest housebuilders, directly needs, David Wilson Homes is now developing draft proposals for employing over 4000 people. the site’s development. We build new homes throughout the country, helping to As part of its work in advancing its proposals for this site, David Wilson meet the housing demand in towns, cities and rural areas. Homes is keen to understand the views of the community, as it values We aim to provide the highest standard of design, local feedback in the preparation of all its proposed developments. construction and customer service in the business, which Today’s public exhibition will provide you with the opportunity to has resulted in a host of major award wins in recent years. understand what is planned for the Heath Farm site whilst also allowing you to provide the project team with your own thoughts. Our vision is to be recognised as the industry leader, that creates communities where people aspire to live. We work Please do take the time either here or at home to complete one closely with and listen to the views and interests of local of the feedback forms that is available. The team is keen to receive people and engage with stakeholders to ensure we make your views and is more than happy to answer any questions that you positive contributions to the communities in which we are may hold. building. Thank you for your interest.
Caistor Lane
Norwich Road
Stoke Road ExamplesSite location of David plan Wilson Homes developments
David Wilson Homes www.dwh.co.uk | www.consultation-online.co.uk/poringland Proposals for land at Heath Farm, Stoke Road and Caistor Lane, Poringland
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Enhancing the environment we live in
www.south-norfolk.gov.uk Norwich Road – Caistor Lane The site – from Stoke Road
David Wilson Homes www.dwh.co.uk | www.consultation-online.co.uk/poringland Proposals for land at Heath Farm, Stoke Road and Caistor Lane, Poringland
What’s proposed for Heath Farm?
David Wilson Homes is currently preparing Scheme layout plan proposals for the northern part of the site, while at the same time considering how the whole of the Heath Farm land could be developed with new homes in future. Public Open The plans for the northern part of the site Space propose a scheme featuring an indicative mix of: • 74 new open market homes and including – 6 x 2 bedroom bungalows – 6 x 2 bedroom houses High School – 21 x 3 bedroom houses – 33 x 4 bedroom houses Allotments – 8 X 5 bedroom houses • 36 new affordable homes and including
– 4 x 2 bedroom apartments Park Lawn – 25 x 2 bedroom houses – 7 x 3 bedroom houses • Public open space including allotments Public Open The access to the northern part of the site Space Public Open would be via Caistor Lane. Space Aside from the plans that have been developed to date and which, when finalised, will be submitted as a formal planning application, Phase 2 David Wilson Homes has also prepared a wider masterplan covering the southern element of the site. This vision indicates how this remaining part of the site could be developed with around 160 new homes in future. Proposed Health Phase 2 Centre Overall, the development of land at Heath Farm would deliver a range of important local Public Open benefits from additional low cost and family Space housing through to further accessible public open space and allotments. The proposals
would also generate a series of significant Stoke Road financial contributions for Poringland towards areas such as education and highways.
Caistor Lane looking north Junction of Norwich Road and Caistor Lane Norwich Road looking north from Caistor Lane
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Design and appearance
The site is relatively flat and it is proposed that the development will be split in two with up to 110 units to the north (Phase 1) and 160 units to the south (Phase 2). These will be linked by a generous public open space which will have a “park land” feel. This “park land” will be used by existing and new residents for recreational purposes with a dedicated play area and allotments being provided. Appearance The houses will be two storey with a limited number of bungalows being provided. Both private open market and affordable housing (33%) will be catered for in accordance with SNC’s Planning Policy. The houses will be constructed from good quality traditional materials and a vernacular architectural style will be adopted, providing variety in both mass and form. Layout The housing will be laid out to create a “sense of peace” which integrates with, and responds to, its context both within the site and more widely within the village. Design will be imaginative with well- considered architectural solutions to terminate views where appropriate and offer views over the surrounding countryside and open space. The routes through the site will be clearly laid out and distinctive character zones created through variations of house types and density, allowing visitors and residents to orientate themselves within the development. Phase 1 scheme layout
Sustainability The new houses will be built to reduce their energy demand and carbon footprint by improving wall, floor and roof insulation. 10% of the energy used within the dwellings will be provided on site from a renewable source such as solar water heating or photovoltaic panels. Phase 1 and phase 2 masterplan
Scheme elevations
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View of Caistor Lane from Norwich Road Access location on Stoke Road
Long Road approach to roundabout Stoke Road approach to roundabout
Norwich Road Norwich Road
Highways and access David Wilson Homes has paid careful attention to highway matters as Most traffic from the proposed development is expected to travel part of its work to date. In light of the studies completed by the team’s on the Norwich Road to/from the direction of Norwich. If access highways consultant, it is proposed that: to the scheme was, therefore, via Stoke Road only, this would mean that traffic would pass through the roundabout causing additional • Access to the proposed 110 new homes in the northern part of the congestion. However, given the proposed Caistor Lane access, it is site would be via Caistor Lane. anticipated that most of the development’s traffic would avoid this • In future and when the further 160 homes planned are built on the roundabout altogether, accessing Norwich Road via Caistor Lane. southern part of the site, a link road would be constructed leading A footway would be provided along Caistor Lane and measures would through and connecting to Stoke Road. be taken to improve highway access onto Norwich Road. This approach results from initial discussions held with the highways Initial assessment work has found that up to 270 new homes can be authority, Norfolk County Council (NCC), and a study of key junctions accommodated on the local highway network under this approach. on the B1332 Norwich Road/The Street. Recent traffic surveys show Direct pedestrian and cycle access will be available to Norwich Road. that congestion can occur at the roundabout junction with Stoke Road and Long Road, particularly in the weekday morning peak hour, with this predicted to increase in future years due to general traffic growth.
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Drainage proposals Surface Water Drainage Foul Water Drainage David Wilson Homes has appointed a dedicated engineer to review David Wilson Homes understands that the local sewage treatment and consider all drainage aspects connected to the site’s development. works has sufficient capacity to accommodate future foul water from Having considered matters, it is proposed that: the proposed development. It is planned that the foul water sewer for the development’s first phase would be connected to the existing • Surface water on site will continue to run into the existing ditches sewer in Caistor Lane, which will be enhanced as determined by but in a controlled manner Anglian Water. • Water run-off will be controlled to discharge at the current rate and Subsequent phases of development may also flow to the north or will not be increased by the potential effects of any future climate to alternative connection points on the existing sewer network as change over the next 100 years determined by the forthcoming Anglian Water assessment of the • The management of any additional surface water resulting from network. climate change will be contained on-site, minimising the risk of any Anglian Water will be consulted by SNC on receipt of a planning flooding downstream application. • Surface water from the access roads will discharge into gullies and swales before being conveyed to the attenuation ponds. Mains Water Supply With regard to surface water from individual homes, it is proposed The Anglian Water Pre-Planning Assessment Report has identified that that this will be managed through a Sustainable Urban Drainage system, the main water supply network will require upgrading to supply the including porous surface materials and swales which will be linked to whole development. the attenuation ponds. The existing ditches on-site will be cleared and reinstated. Continued maintenance of ditches for perpetuity and other drainage features will be undertaken to prevent future blockages.
Examples of proposed swales and ponds
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What’s next?
Following today’s public exhibition, David Wilson Homes will consider all of the feedback received and will take this into account, where possible, as it continues to advance and finalise its proposals. Aside from taking the views of the community into account, feedback received from other consultees such as SNC Planning Officers and NCC Highways Officers will also help to shape the final plans for the site. As the detailed plans for the northern part of the site are moved forward, you will be kept up to date on progress. You will have a further opportunity to comment on the final proposals once they are submitted as SNC will carry out its own statutory public consultation ahead of a decision being reached. Thank you for your interest and the team looks forward to receiving your comments.
Project timescales
January
Review of consultation feedback
Progression of proposals and completion of all supporting technical work
February
Submission of formal planning application
Statutory public consultation period
March
Ongoing liaison with SNC and NCC officers
April – May
Likely decision to be made on application
Get in touch If you have any questions or would like to get in touch with the team at any point, you can reach us on freephone: 0800 298 7040 You can also get in touch with the team via the project’s website – www.consultation-online.co.uk/poringland
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