Land to the North West of Buckton Fields
Framework Residential Travel Plan Client: Northamptonshire County Council i-Transport Ref: SEE/dc/ITM16083-003A R
Date: 07 September 2020
Land to the North West of Buckton Fields
Framework Residential Travel Plan
Client: Northamptonshire County Council
i-Transport Ref: SEE/dc/ITM16083-003A R
Date: 07 September 2020
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Quality Management
Report No. Comments Date Author Authorised ITM16083-003 R Draft 01.09.2020 Steven Eggleston Steven Eggleston ITM16083-003A R Final 07.09.2020 Steven Eggleston Steven Eggleston
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Contents
SECTION 1 Introduction 1 SECTION 2 Aims, Objectives and Benefits 3 SECTION 3 Overall Approach 5 SECTION 4 Accessibility of the Site 7 SECTION 5 Travel Plan Measures 13 SECTION 6 Monitoring and Action Plan 18
Appendices
APPENDIX A. Site Location APPENDIX B. Illustrative Masterplan APPENDIX C. Northampton Bus Route Map APPENDIX D. Northampton Cycle Route Plans APPENDIX E. Location of Key Facilities and Services
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SECTION 1 Introduction
1.1 The Buckton Fields site is located within Daventry District but on the northern edge of Northampton, located south of Brampton Lane and between A5199 Welford Road to the west and A58 Harborough Road to the east.
1.2 The site as a whole has outline planning consent (reference DA/2011/0666) which was approved in November 2018 for:
“mixed use development company comprising up to 1,050 dwellings (C3), B1 employment, residential care home (C2), park and ride facility of up to 500 spaces, local centre (A1/A2/A3/A5), primary school, public open space and associated highways and drainage infrastructure.”
1.3 The eastern part of the site, known as Buckton Fields East, received an outline approval in 2011 and is now largely built out. Of the remainder of the outline (known as Buckton Fields West), the part south of the site spine road (connecting Welford Road with Brampton Lane) has a detailed consent.
1.4 Northamptonshire County Council (NCC) controls the remainder of the Buckton Fields West site, north of the spine road and to the west of Buckton Fields East. This is known as ‘Land to the North West of Buckton Fields’. The location of this site is shown in Appendix A.
1.5 Within the consented outline, the part of the site controlled by NCC was to accommodate residential uses (294 dwellings including 79 above the local centre), 1.5ha of B1 employment use, a 0.5ha site to accommodate care facilities and a 1.6ha park and ride site.
1.6 NCC now wishes to re-plan the part of the site under their control to include the following:
i Additional residential development of up to 85 dwellings.
ii Reduction in the employment area to 1.0ha of B1 uses.
iii Removal of the Care Home facility.
iv Removal of the park and ride facility.
1.7 A masterplan of the re-planned site is included in Appendix B. NCC will aim to secure the change in uses through the submission of a planning application to Daventry District Council.
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1.8 For the purposes of assessing the potential impact of traffic from the development, the figures of up to 94 dwellings and 1.1ha of employment have been used. These are based on the development of the site without meeting the Policy CW2 requirements for public open space. Whilst these figures were used for assessment purposes they would exceed the figures of up to 85 dwellings and 1ha of employment land in the description of development. The assessment of the traffic impacts of the greater number of dwellings and employment land makes the conclusion of the Transport Assessment and Framework Travel Plan more robust.
1.9 Residential Travel Plan(s) will be developed in full for the Land to the North West of Buckton Fields development prior to occupation of the first dwellings, other than those at Buckton Fields East. The implementation of the full Travel Plan can be controlled by a suitably worded planning condition. This framework sets out the aims and objectives that will guide the development and implementation of the final Travel Plan and indicates the measures that will be included. Proposals for monitoring the Travel Plan are outlined and a summary action plan established. This Framework Travel Plan is consistent with the framework document produced for the full Buckton Fields development.
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SECTION 2 Aims, Objectives and Benefits
2.1 This FTP includes the following principal aims:
• To promote and encourage active and sustainable travel behaviour by residents of and visitors to the site; and
• To reduce single occupancy trips and thereby minimise the traffic impacts of the development.
2.2 The following objectives are proposed to achieve the aims of the Travel Plan:
• Minimise the total travel distance travelled by residents through the reduction of journey lengths and frequency – particularly single occupancy car trips.
• Reduce the reliance upon the private car and improve awareness and usage of alternative modes of transport.
• Promote car sharing, walking, cycling and public transport as safe, efficient, affordable alternatives to private cars and highlight the health and environmental benefits of using sustainable travel modes.
• To enable people to make more informed and therefore better travel choices.
• To improve the environment across and around the development site, including improved air quality, by introducing measures to enhance the environment and by reducing car use (and infrastructure to accommodate EVs will be included where appropriate).
2.3 The measures outlined in this FTP have been designed to achieve these aims and objectives. The development is located to offer the opportunity to maximise the use of sustainable travel modes and provides a mix of land uses on the site, offering the potential for trips to be captured within the site, thereby reducing the need to travel off-site.
2.4 There are a number of benefits that will be derived from the successful implementation of the Travel Plan for residents and visitors as well as the wider community. The potential benefits of the travel plan include the following:
• Provision of greater choice and opportunities for access by non-car travel modes;
• Enhanced provision for people without access to a car;
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• Increased social inclusion through improved access to employment and key services, such as education and shops;
• Reduced congestion on surrounding roads and reduced demand for parking spaces;
• Reduced travel and transportation costs;
• Social aspects of sharing travel with other people; and
• Improved health and fitness through increased levels of walking and cycling.
2.5 In terms of the wider community, the successful implementation of the Travel Plan will lead to reduced traffic impacts as a result of reduced car use.
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SECTION 3 Overall Approach
3.1 The Department for Transport (DfT) document ‘Making residential travel plans work: guidelines for new development’ notes that the Travel Plan can be viewed as a pyramid of measures and actions. This is shown below.
Travel Plan Pyramid
Marketing Promotion Awareness raising
Services and facilities; parking control
Travel Plan Co-ordinator: to manage the plan and develop further measures
Site design and physical measures.
Location - proximity to existing facilities and services.
3.2 At the base of the pyramid is the location of the site. The site is located within close proximity to a number of key facilities and services. As well as the residential uses on the site, the Buckton Fields development proposals include mixed-use facilities, namely employment areas, a primary school and a local centre, which will be accessible on foot and by bicycle and reduce the need to travel off-site. The proposed residential dwellings will therefore be close to key facilities and services both on and off-site. The accessibility of the site is set out in Section 4 below.
3.3 The DfT notes that the next stage should include the characteristics that need to be incorporated into the design of the site to support the use of sustainable modes. The approach to promoting walking, cycling and public transport use is set out above. Details of the proposed Travel Plan measures are set out in Section 5.0.
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3.4 The next tier is the Travel Plan Co-ordinator (TPC) who will develop and manage the travel plan process, be responsible for the delivery of the full Travel Plan and liaison with the local planning and highways authorities, organise monitoring and review of the plan and ensure that the Travel Plan targets are achieved.
3.5 The next level is the services and facilities that will be delivered in conjunction with development, such as the contributions to bus services and the range of other measures outlined below.
3.6 The final top tier is the promotion and marketing of the Travel Plan and services, raising awareness of the plan through various information and delivered by the TPC.
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SECTION 4 Accessibility of the Site
4.1 Existing Provision
Existing Bus Services
The area surrounding the site is currently served by bus services which operate along the A508 Harborough Road and the A5199 Welford Road. There are also bus routes serving Spring Park off Welford Road and Sunnyside off Harborough Road. Existing bus route and service patterns have been disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic and detailed bus timetables were not available at the time of writing this FTP. The Northampton bus route map from November 2019 is included in Appendix C and the table below summarises the bus services in the vicinity of the site, taken from the bus route map.
Table 4.1 Existing Bus Services
Service Frequency (minutes) No Monday – Saturday Sunday Route Daytime Evening Daytime Welford Road and Spring Park 14 20 mins 20 mins (Mon-Sat) 30 mins Northampton town 30 mins (Sat) centre – Acre Lane1 60 2 to 5 journeys No Service No Service Northampton – each way (Mon Guilsborough – to Fri only) Welford
Harborough Road 77 1 journey No Service No Service Market Harborough – Northampton X7 30 mins 1 to 3 journeys Hourly Northampton – each way Brixworth – Market Harborough – Leicester
Sunnyside 4 15 mins 30 mins 20 mins Northampton town centre – Obelisk Rise
1Certain journeys via Brampton Lane, Harborough Road and Moulton Park
Bus route 14 provides a regular connection to the town centre from Welford Road and Spring Park with some services routeing along Brampton Lane. Route X7 provides a 30-minute frequency service to the town centre on Monday to Saturday daytime. The 60 service (Welford Road) and 77 service (Harborough Road) provide less frequent bus services. All the services connect in the town centre.
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Existing Rail Provision
The closest rail station to the site is Northampton station located on the western side of the town centre on the A4500. Northampton station has undergone a £20 million redevelopment; the new station building is twice the size of the former station and offers enhanced capacity for passengers. A bus interchange is also been incorporated at the station to improve connectivity between rail and bus services.
Northampton station provides regular services to London Euston and Birmingham New Street, and is accessible by the existing bus services within the vicinity of the site. Table 4.2 provides a summary of the destinations available from Northampton station and the frequency of existing services.
Table 4.2 Existing Rail Services
Destination Number of Trains Per Hour Number of Trains Per Hour AM Peak (07:00 – 09:00) PM Peak (17:00 – 19:00) Arriving Departing Arriving Departing London Euston (via Milton Keynes Central and Watford 2 per hour 2 per hour 2 per hour 2 per hour Junction) Birmingham New Street (via Rugby, 2 per hour 2 per hour 2 per hour 2 per hour Coventry and Birmingham Intl.)
The table shows that Northampton station provides frequent services to and from London Euston and Birmingham New Street and intermediate stations, including Milton Keynes Central, Watford Junction, Rugby, Coventry and Birmingham International in the AM and PM peak periods. The journey time to both London Euston and Birmingham New Street from Northampton station is approximately 60 minutes.
Northampton station provides parking facilities for cars and bicycles, offering the opportunity for Park & Ride.
Existing Walking and Cycling Facilities
A footway is provided along the eastern side of A5199 Welford Road connecting the site to the residential areas to the south. A cycle track runs along the Welford Road frontage connecting with National Cycle Route 6 near the junction with Brampton Lane where a Toucan crossing is provided (at Boughton Crossing). The works related to the access into the site off Welford Road include the provision of a new footway/cycleway on the western side of Welford Road which will
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connect to the Boughton Crossing. It is understood these works will be completed in September 2020.
National cycle route 6, the Brampton Valley Way, runs to the west of the site along a dismantled railway track. It connects Boughton Crossing with Mill Lane where it continues as an on-road route. The route also provides a connection to Northampton town centre to the south.
A shared cycle way is provided along the eastern side of Welford Road providing a connection to the Kingsthorpe residential area. The Northampton ‘Norbital’ route can be accessed from both Welford Road and national cycle route 6. The Norbital route is an 18-mile circular cycle route around Northampton, which connects residential areas with areas of employment and education such as the University of Northampton, Brackmills and Moulton Park.
Existing footways are provided along both sides of the A508 Harborough Road from the roundabout junction with Brampton Lane providing connections to the residential area of Kingsthorpe and Northampton town centre further south. Street lighting is provided along the length of this route.
Plans of the cycle routes in Northampton are include in Appendix D.
4.2 Accessibility of the Site
The NPPF notes that appropriate opportunities to promote sustainable transport modes should be taken up and that significant developments should be focused on locations which are or can be made sustainable.
The development proposals include a local centre that will include a range of community facilities that will be available for future residents and visitors to the site. These facilities will be easily accessible by sustainable modes, well within an easy walk or cycle ride of the dwellings on the site. The Buckton Fields site also includes a primary school and a planning application for this has been submitted recently (DA/2020/0465). In addition, there are a range of key facilities within the vicinity of the site that can be accessed by sustainable modes of transport.
Appendix E illustrates a wide range of existing key facilities and services within the vicinity of the site. The location and distance to the facilities are outlined in Table 4.3, together with details of the potential to access each by sustainable transport modes.
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The institute of Highways and Transportation’s guidance on walking: ‘Providing for Journeys on Foot’, outlines that the preferred maximum walking distance for commuting / school trips is 2km. This is advisory and not a prescriptive requirement. The Department for Transport’s guidance on cycling: LTN 2/08 Cycle Infrastructure Design, details that many utility cycle journeys are under three miles (5km) and for commuter journeys the trip distance is not uncommon to be over five miles (8km). Again, these thresholds are advisory and need not be rigidly applied. These potential walking (c.2km) and cycling (c.8km) catchments have been used in the consideration of the accessibility of site as set out below.
Table 4.3 Existing Key Facilities Within the Vicinity of the Site.
Uses Destination Distance from Accessible by Centre of walk (W) / Cycle Buckton Fields (C)/ Public West Site Transport (PT) Education – Proposed Primary School On-site W Primary Whitehills School 0.9km W Boughton Primary School 1.8km W Kingsthorpe Village Primary School 2.9km PT The Brampton Primary School 2.2km PT Sunnyside Primary Academy 2.4km - All Saints C of E Primary School 3.2km - The Good Shepherd Catholic Primary School 3.0km PT Education – Kingsthorpe College 2.5km C Secondary Malcom Arnold Academy 3.6km C / PT Northampton School for Girls 3.9km C Northampton School for Boys 6.5km C/PT (With interchange) Thomas Becket Catholic School 7.0km C/PT (With interchange) Health The Pines Surgery 1.3km W/C Purely Orthodontics 2.5km C/PT Morningside Pharmacy 1.3km W/C Northampton General Hospital 6.2km C/PT Retail Proposed Convenience Store On-Site W/C Kingsthorpe Centre (inc. Waitrose) 2.7km C/PT Asda Superstore 2.7km C/PT Smiths Farm Shop Adjacent to site W/C Whitehills Supermarket 0.6m W/C Whitehills Post Office 0.6km W/C
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Uses Destination Distance from Accessible by Centre of walk (W) / Cycle Buckton Fields (C)/ Public West Site Transport (PT) Northampton town centre 5.2km C/PT Leisure Kingsthorpe Bowling Club 0.5km W/C The Obelisk Centre 1.0km W/C Spring Recreation Ground 1.4km W/C Brampton Heath Golf Centre 1.8km W/C Employment On-site employment uses On-Site W/C University of Northampton 2.9km C/PT Moulton Park 4.0km C Kingsthorpe District Centre 2.7km C/PT Northampton town Centre 5.2km C/PT Round Spinney Industrial Estate 4.9km C/PT (with interchange)
The table demonstrates that there is a wide range of key facilities and services catering for all the principal journey purposes within walking and cycling distance of the site. Facilities located further away from the site can be access via the bus services from Welford Road and Harborough Road. Further details for each of the main journey purposes is provided below.
Education
A primary school is proposed to accommodate pupils living within the development. The closest existing primary school is Whitehills Primary School located on Link Road within Kingsthorpe. The school is approximately 0.9km from the centre of the site, which equates to approximately a 12-minute walk, attractive for walking and cycling. The nearest secondary school to the site is Kingsthorpe College, located approximately 2.5km walk from the centre of the site – an approximately 32-minute walk.
Health
Northampton General Hospital, which has an A&E department, can be accessed by public transport. The nearest GP and pharmacy are both located 1.3km from the centre of the site which equates to a 17-minute walk. The nearest dental practice is Purely Orthodontic, approximately 2.5km from the centre of the site and accessible by bicycle and by bus services.
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Retail
A local centre is proposed as part of the development, which is anticipated to include a convenience store. This will provide convenience retail that will be accessible on foot or bicycle by residents of the proposed development. The Whitehills supermarket and post office are close to the site. There are a number of stores within Kingsthorpe such as Asda, Waitrose, Martin’s and Costa Coffee. These are c.2.2km walk from the site and connected also by bus and within cycling distance. Northampton town centre provides extensive non-food retail opportunities and can be accessed via the bus services in the vicinity of the site.
Leisure
There are a number of leisure facilities located within walking distance of the site including Kingsthorpe Bowling Club, the Obelisk Centre, Spring Recreation Ground and Brampton Heath Golf Club. A wide range of other facilities across Northampton that can be accessed via cycling and public transport including the facilities in Northampton town centre.
Employment
In addition to the employment uses which are proposed on the site, there are also a range of existing employment locations located across Northampton. The University of Northampton is located just 2.9km from the centre of the site; other employment locations include Moulton Park industrial estate and Northampton town centre. The range of employment opportunities in the town centre are extensive and are accessible by existing bus services. Birmingham and London can be easily accessed by rail services from Northampton station.
Summary
There is a therefore a good level of existing sustainable transport provision in the vicinity of the site, together with proximity to a wide range of key facilities and services. This will be further enhanced through the provision of a primary school and local centre uses as part of the development proposals.
Overall, it is concluded that the site is sustainable and the proposals meet the objectives of national and local transport policy.
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SECTION 5 Travel Plan Measures
5.1 The proposed measures to encourage residents to use sustainable and active travel modes are summarised in Table 5.1. Further details on each measure are provided below.
Table 5.1: Travel Plan Measures
Reference Travel Plan Measure TPM1 Travel Plan Co-ordinator TPM2 Pedestrian /Cycle Facilities TPM3 Travel Information and Welcome Packs TPM4 Access to public transport TPM5 Reducing the need to travel TPM6 Car Sharing TPM7 Personalised Travel Planning TPM8 Bus taster passes
Travel Plan Co-ordinator (TPM1)
5.2 A TPC will be appointed to promote the Travel Plan measures amongst residents (and other occupiers) of the site. Each parcel of development/developer will likely have a separate TPC. Once the Full Travel Plan has been agreed, a full site-wide TPC will be considered who can liaise with the individual development TPCs to ensure continuity. The TPCs will also have a central role in monitoring the effectiveness of the Travel Plan and tailoring the measures to influence travel behaviour. The TPCs will be responsible for updating the Travel Plan and liaising directly with NH. The TPCs will be the primary point of contact for residents as they move into the site, offering details of local travel options, the aims and objectives of the Travel Plan and providing advice on how to adopt sustainable travel patterns. The TPCs will be available to answer travel- related queries that residents may have.
5.3 The TPCs will also be responsible for updating the Travel Plan and liaising directly with NH. The name and contact details of the TPCs will be given to NH following their appointment. They will also be emailed to [email protected] once appointed and kept updated throughout the life of the Travel Plan. The TPCs will remain in place throughout the residential build-period until full/final occupation of the site has occurred. The ongoing need for the TPCs will be reviewed taking account of the circumstances at the time.
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5.4 The TPCs will also be responsible for disseminating the Travel Information and Welcome Packs (see below) and other information relating to the ongoing implementation and monitoring of the Travel Plan. The TPC’s will develop a ‘marketing strategy’ and more details of this will be included in the final Travel Plans. Further details on the monitoring strategy are included below in Section 6.0.
5.5 In summary, the TPCs will undertake the following key tasks:
• Prepare and distribute Travel Information and Welcome Packs;
• Keep travel information up-to-date;
• Encourage residents to examine their travel patterns to encourage sustainable travel and reduce the need to travel where appropriate;
• Investigate the potential for a Bicycle User Group;
• Investigate national and local travel events and initiatives to promote walking, cycling and public transport use;
• Liaise with car sharing and car club operators as necessary;
• Administer Personalised Travel Planning sessions;
• Arrange resident travel/traffic surveys as required as part of monitoring the Travel Plan; and
• Liaise with NH regarding the travel/traffic surveys, monitoring reports and ongoing management of the Travel Plan.
5.6 The TPCs will be provided with a budget to implement the measures set out in this FTP and to conduct monitoring. The TPCs will be responsible for managing the Travel Plan budget.
Pedestrian / Cycle Facilities (TPM2)
5.7 Pedestrian and cycle access is provided at the main vehicular accesses to the site. These high- quality footway and cycleway links are designed to promote walking and cycling around and off the site. Connections are available from Buckton Fields to the existing Whitehills estate at Central Avenue.
5.8 Pedestrian and cycle infrastructure surrounding the site has already been implemented by the Buckton Fields East development as follows:
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• A pedestrian crossing of A508 Harborough Road at the eastern side of the site.
• A pedestrian / cycle link along Brampton Lane
5.9 An additional footway/cycleway is being provided on the western side of Welford Road from the site access northwards to join with existing facilities close to Brampton Lane at Boughton Crossing.
5.10 A contribution per household towards a cycle purchase will also be made on request by the household within six months of first occupation. A receipt of the purchase of a bike will be needed to validate payment. The TPCs will contact each household regarding this.
Travel Information and Welcome Packs (TPM3)
5.11 Travel information and Welcome Packs will be issued to all new residents at the development upon first occupation of their properties. These packs will provide a valuable source of travel information and include details of the Travel Plan, the measures contained within it and incentives available. The pack will also contain the contact details of the TPCs.
5.12 The pack will include details of pedestrian and cycle networks, public transport routes, timetables and maps, together with information on key local facilities and services. The location of bicycle sales and repair shops will be included, with tips on cycle maintenance. This may be complemented by a Bicycle User Group.
5.13 Table 5.2 includes a list of sustainable travel information sources which will be circulated to residents via the packs. This includes details of car sharing in Northampton, further information on which is provided later in this section.
Table 5.2: Sustainable Travel Information Sources
Information Website Public transport information in http://www3.northamptonshire.gov.uk/councilservices/northa Northamptonshire mptonshire-highways/buses/Pages/default.aspx Public transport journey planner http://www.travelineeastmidlands.co.uk/ Northamptonshire bus route maps http://www3.northamptonshire.gov.uk/councilservices/northa mptonshire-highways/buses/Pages/default.aspx Northamptonshire bus timetables http://www3.northamptonshire.gov.uk/councilservices/northa mptonshire-highways/buses/Pages/default.aspx Northamptonshire rail station http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations/NMP/details.html (station facilities, live departures)
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Information Website Walking information http://www3.northamptonshire.gov.uk/councilservices/northa mptonshire-highways/walking-in- northamptonshire/Pages/default.aspx Cycle information http://www3.northamptonshire.gov.uk/councilservices/northa mptonshire-highways/cycle-northants/Pages/default.aspx Car Share websites https://liftshare.com/uk https://www.blablacar.co.uk/
Car Clubs https://ecarclub.co.uk/
Access to Public Transport (TPM4)
5.14 The development proposals include a wide range of pedestrian measures to connect the site with the existing urban area. This includes the provision of footways and crossings, which will provide access to existing public transport services, including the bus routes along Harborough Road and Welford Road. In addition, the developers will make a financial contribution per dwelling towards bus service improvements.
Reducing the Need to Travel (TPM5)
5.15 The masterplan for the site provides mixed-use facilities, including a primary school and local centre. The internal street network will be designed to maximise journeys on foot and bicycle, therefore together, these factors will reduce the need to travel off-site and encourage active travel within the site.
5.16 The TPC will also engage with residents and encourage them to examine their patterns to reduce the need to travel where appropriate. This could include:
• The use of internet shopping and home deliveries;
• Flexible working practices, including working from home, compressed working weeks or fitting working hours around public transport; and
• Using local retail and leisure facilities to reduce the overall length of journey
Car Sharing (TPM6)
5.17 The TPCs will promote car sharing to residents at the site. This will involve promoting existing car share schemes such as Liftshare and BlaBlaCar. Web links are provided in Table 5.2 and will be included in the Travel Information and Welcome Packs. Further liaison will be undertaken with NH to establish the most appropriate car share scheme.
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Personalised Travel Planning (TPM7)
5.18 Individual Personalised Travel Planning (PTP) sessions will be offered to residents upon occupation of their new dwelling. The PTP will be available for residents from the TPCs. The sessions will include the provision of tailored information on how to reach key destinations and facilities via active and sustainable modes, personalised to the resident’s travel patterns and the benefits of using these sustainable modes. The TPCs will be able to use the outputs of these sessions to identify whether there is scope for residents to join a car share scheme or BUG and provide tailored advice to residents.
5.19 These sessions will provide an easy way for residents to find out more about sustainable travel in the local and wider area. The provision of tailored information aims to encourage the uptake of walking, cycling and public transport by providing relevant, practical information.
Bus Pass / Season Ticket (TPM8)
5.20 To further encourage the use of public transport, each household will be offered monthly (4 x 1 week) buzzcards, on request by the household within 6 months of occupation. The TPC will contact each household regarding this.
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SECTION 6 Monitoring and Action Plan
Monitoring the Plan
6.1 In order to measure the success of the Travel Plan it is important to monitor the travel patterns associated with the development including the uptake of active and sustainable modes of travel and the level of single-occupancy vehicle use.
6.2 Travel Plan monitoring will be based on resident travel / traffic surveys. Details of the proposed surveys will be provided to NH and their advisers once the individual developers are known and the TPCs are in place. The initial baseline survey will be conducted within six months of the occupation of an agreed number of dwellings on the part of the site excluding Buckton Fields East and will be repeated on an annual basis thereafter until full / final occupation of the site has occurred. The ongoing need for surveys will be reviewed taking account of the circumstances at the time. The surveys will be repeated at the same time of the year to allow a reliable comparison and avoid the influence of seasonal variations.
6.3 The monitoring will consider the expected trip generation of the site and how this compares with the actual trip generation derived from the surveys. Details of the trip generation are set out in the TA. Full details of the trip generation estimates will be set out in the final Travel Plans for individual parcels of development as appropriate.
6.4 The TPCs will be responsible for arranging the surveys and preparing annual monitoring reports for NH. This will adopt a monitoring form outlining the activities undertaken and the data collected from resident surveys and will indicate the progress against targets and an outline of future mitigation measures. The results of the surveys will be submitted to NH within three months of completion of the survey. The TPCs will co-ordinate surveys and the submissions to NH.
Action Plan
6.5 Table 6.1 below summarises the overall Action Plan and identifies the timescales for implementing the measures described in this document and the responsibilities for delivery.
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Table 6.1 Action Plan
Action Timescale Responsibility Appoint Travel Plan Co-ordinator Upon occupation of sales and marketing Developer(s) (TPM1) suite – TPC to remain in place until full/final occupation of the site* Construct pedestrian/cycle facilities During construction phase Developer(s) (footways, footpaths, cycle routes and cycle parking) (TPM2) Prepare Travel Information and Upon occupation of sales and marketing TPC Welcome Packs (TPM3) suite Provide access to and promote public Contributions to bus services phased with Developer(s) transport services (TPM4) development. Promote measures to reduce the need to From occupation of first dwelling TPC travel (TPM5) Promote car sharing (TPM6) From occupation of first dwelling TPC Offer Personalised Travel Planning From occupation of first dwelling TPC sessions (TPM7) Offer bus taster passes (TPM8) Within 6 months of the occupation of each TPC household Conduct baseline travel/traffic surveys From occupation of XXth dwelling (to be TPC agreed). Subsequent annual travel/traffic surveys Annually from first anniversary of baseline TPC survey until full/final occupation*
* The ongoing need for the TPC and surveys will be reviewed taking account of the circumstances at the time.
6.6 The TPC will be provided with a budget to implement the measures set out in this FTP and to conduct monitoring. The TPC will be responsible for managing the Travel Plan budget.
Date: 07 September 2020 Ref: SEE/dc/ITM16083-003A R Page: 19
APPENDIX A. Site Location
KEY: Land to the North West of Buckton Fields Buckton Fields
Centurion House, 129 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 3WR
Tel: 0161 830 2172 Fax: 0161 830 2173
www.i-transport.co.uk
TITLE: LAND TO THE NORTH WEST OF BUCKTON FIELDS SITE LOCATION PLAN
FIGURE No: FILE REF: REV: ITM16083 - APPENDIX A
Reproduced from ordnance survey by the permission of the controller of her majestys stationery office. Crown copyright. All rights reserved. Licence number 100022432
APPENDIX B. Illustrative Masterplan
APPENDIX C. Northampton Bus Route Map
northampton A-Z bus services in northampton to Kettering to Brixworth, Moulton service monday to saturday monday to saturday sunday College T Abington H5 Moulton Park H1 public transport in Market Harborough h e number operator route description da ytime evening daytime
and Leicester Abington Vale I5 New Duston B4 G to Sywell r
58 o 58 v and Kettering Bellinge L4 1 Stagecoach Town Centre – Blackthorn/Rectory Farm 10 mins 30 mins 20 mins (evenings hourly) e Northampton Town Centre F6 0 1/4 1/2 Mile X10 Blackthorn K2 Obelisk Rise F1 northampton 2 Stagecoach Town Centre – Blackthorn/Rectory Farm 15 mins 30 mins 30 mins 1/2 1 Kilometre 8 0 [7B] 10 X10 Boothville I2 0 Overstone Lodge K2 5 (early evening only)
from 3 November 2019 A t Str eet X10
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* r Street Street o Ove Briar Hill D7 3 core bus services Certain journeys only Chu rstone oad Stagecoach Town Centre – West Hunsbury – Mereway Tesco 15 mins 30 mins 30 mins N Road R Pineham B8
ll A e w (for full route details see frequency guide right) s y d S Bridleways L2 (early evening only) h w
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1 oa a r e h n Rectory Farm L2 route 1 other bus services X7 R a nu 4 Stagecoach Town Centre – Obelisk Rise 15 mins 30 mins 20 mins g e P Ave u on 58 rstone Road Camp Hill D7 2 (for full route details see frequency guide right) o ht Ove The r Boughton ug Riverside J5 route 2 o Bo b Cliftonville G6
r 5 Stagecoach St. Giles Park - Town Centre – Southfields 30 mins No Service No Service 3 a Overstone Round Spinney J1 route 3 X7 H Other daily services e Collingtree F11 n Park 4 d M a a oul L Rye Hill C4 6 Stagecoach Town Centre – Parklands Hourly Hourly (early evening only) No Service o ton route 4 [X4] L Crow Lane L4 R an [7B] Evenings / Sundays only e n 5 o e Bo ug t Semilong F5 s h p 10 route 5 to e Dallington D5 y n l l *X10 7 Stagecoach Town Centre – Moulton Park 30mins 30 mins 5 to 8 journeys each way m i Certain journeys only 7* V a v 6 L h X10 a t e Overstone Southfields K1 to Guilsborough n r p Delapre F8 route 6 e o r (includingevenings) N Moulton o 7/7A/7B Bus stops (see town centre map) and Welford h Solarium E5 54 T Spencer routes 7/7A/7B 14* Leys Duston C5 ampton Lane 7 8 Br Obelisk am Round 7 Stagecoach St. James - Town Centre – Moulton Park No Service 2 journeys 2 journeys Railway line and rail station Rd. gh East Hunsbury E9 Spinney Hill H3 route 8 Farm in er ad tt Spinney Rise ow r Ro o r. d B 9/9A/9B 14* L ente C D a il T li L3 Spring Park E2 o n Ecton Brook 7A R g Stagecoach Town Centre - Weston Favell Centre 30 mins No Service No Service routes 9/9A/9B le Road irc places of interest/public buildings Buckton [7B] C
7 X10* e L 11/11A g a Far Cotton F7 St. Crispin B5
H n 14* 7 n n 14* Fields i 10 o routes 11/11A a Rd. t e H O 4 use n S 54 r Ho B 7B Stagecoach Town Centre - Moulton Village No Service No Service Hourly b ed n R i b Moulton 14* 15* 4 l e a K2 l Goldings 12/12A 60 l a St. David’s G2 o 58 X10 is r Football ground k R r K M l R P e routes 12/12A o 7 X10* *X10 o i Park 5 R o a n y Southfields u i a n a r s g 54 Grange Park G11 g d e k St. Giles Park A4 14 e d h e s 54 8 Stagecoach Town Centre - Kings Heath 15 mins 20 mins 30 mins 77 r route 14 Rugby union football ground G 54 Whitehills M R d ad T Great Billing K3 15/15A n rk Ro 7 al St. James’ E5 W X7 a d. Pa o a o h R eer e ve Overstone (early evening only) o o ort D u ra a t N s e l i Wa routes 15/15A Y R to y Northamptonshire county d ardle h l R f n e g Hardingstone G8 o A Lodge Driv 7 7 54 n c y u h St. James’ Mill Road E6 16 r d 7 Bridleways a r N o a t cricket ground d e e Ro W 54 L B X10* o o se 2 gs R 9 route 16 58 54 u a in oa Stagecoach Town Centre – Duston 20mins No Service No Service L 14* o o ld d G n r 54 H y o B3 a ar Red *X10 G Harlestone Manor
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Theatre o e ir 14* C 1.51* y a a B a Holly L re 1 route 17 d r Spring W Drive University, 2 51* 53 t Holly Lodge Dr. s Headlands H3 c t A 19 Boughton w 51* B Standens Barn J4 9A Stagecoach Town Centre – Duston 20mins No Service No Service 18 y Lu i m o 53 2 53 l Museum Park r l be o 1 i e Green Road r d n route 18 k . 14 Sunnyside 19A [7B].10 tu Ro ad King’s Heath D3 b g o n e s 54 8 o L 2. Sunnyside F2 L n Halls a W 19/19A R a 54.58.X10 2.7 . Thorplands L a 9B Stagecoach General Hospital - Town Centre – Duston No Service 30 mins 30 mins (evenings hourly) Public building 2 Goldings 21 G3 routes 19/19A y Kingsley R [7B] 54 ec Rectory Swan Valley B8 ic 1.2.5 to pp e 20 . ote o ry e e dc C D G4 Library (apply here for your r Farm Kingsley Park route 20 L 4 v o e r 58 L 51* F e c o nu . oss a [X4].X44.X46.X47 9C one early morning journey No Service one early morning journey A e u cr Stagecoach Town Centre – Duston y A Parklands W v 10 e Blackthorn r Thorplands J2 la m 21 concessionary bus pass) n A lm 53.54 m d Chalcomb e Boothville b o d to Wellingborough, Kingsthorpe E3 H d. a route 21 X10 e R 6 R B o 1.51* D r R o Upton C6 d i 1 r t Rushden and Raunds . l a H a 31 u l 10 o i Stagecoach Northampton - Mouton – Kettering 3 peak time journeys No Service No Service . O ve n d ri n Kingsthorpe Hollow E4 r a R D b 53 Northampton Borough Boundary u r k g 51* route 31 D r ll Road c s n R l i i o b H e E t w
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A F Spinney D W R Booth Lane S O R E T H B A A G O J 5 E R N A 0 V N Y O I L O 1 V E U W D L D 7 L I L St. David’s G R D I L 9 E A R D ON H I Y R S M L AD Round Oak R 9 NE B A S O T 6
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Woodland View Primary Academy
APPENDIX E. Location of Key Facilities and Services
KEY: ĚƵĐĂƟŽŶ Bus Stop 1 tŚŝƚĞŚŝůůƐWƌŝŵĂƌLJ^ĐŚŽŽů ϮŬŵtĂůŬŝŶŐĂƚĐŚŵĞŶƚ 2 ŽƵŐŚƚŽŶWƌŝŵĂƌLJ^ĐŚŽŽů 3 <ŝŶŐƐƚŚŽƌƉĞsŝůůĂŐĞWƌŝŵĂƌLJ^ĐŚŽŽů 4 dŚĞƌĂŵƉƚŽŶƐWƌŝŵĂƌLJ^ĐŚŽŽů 5 ^ƵŶŶLJƐŝĚĞWƌŝŵĂƌLJĐĂĚĞŵLJ 6 ůů^ĂŝŶƚƐŚƵƌĐŚŽĨ ŶŐůĂŶĚ 4 WƌŝŵĂƌLJ^ĐŚŽŽů 7 dŚĞ'ŽŽĚ^ŚĞƉŚĞƌĚĂƚŚŽůŝĐ WƌŝŵĂƌLJ^ĐŚŽŽů 2 1 Kingsthorpe College 2 DĂůĐŽŵƌŶŽůĚĐĂĚĞŵLJ 3 EŽƌƚŚĂŵƉƚŽŶ^ĐŚŽŽůĨŽƌ'ŝƌůƐ 4 EŽƌƚŚĂŵƉƚŽŶ^ĐŚŽŽůĨŽƌŽLJƐ 4 5 dŚŽŵĂƐĞĐŬĞƚĂƚŚŽůŝĐ^ĐŚŽŽů 3 2 2 Health Site 4 1 The Pines Surgery 1 4 2 WƵƌĞůLJKƌƚŚŽĚŽŶƟĐƐ 5 5 6 3 DŽƌŶŝŶŐƐŝĚĞWŚĂƌŵĂĐLJ 1 4 Northampton General Hospital
3 1 1 Retail 3 1 1 Kingsthorpe Centre 5 2 Asda 3 Smiths Farm Shop 4 Whitehills Supermarket 5 tŚŝƚĞŚŝůůƐWŽƐƚKĸĐĞ 2 3 6 Northampton Town Centre 5 Leisure 3 1 1 Kingsthorpe Bowling Club 2 2 The Obelisk Centre 7 3 ^ƉƌŝŶŐZĞĐƌĞĂƟŽŶ'ƌŽƵŶĚ 4 Brampton Heath Golf Centre
Employment 1 University of Northampton 2 Moulton Park 2 3 Northampton Town Centre 4 Round Spinney Industrial Estate 5 <ŝŶŐƐƚŚŽƌƉĞŝƐƚƌŝĐƚĞŶƚƌĞ
Centurion House, 129 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 3WR
Tel: 0161 830 2172 Fax: 0161 830 2173 4 6 www.i-transport.co.uk 3 4 TITLE: LAND TO THE NORTH WEST OF BUCKTON FIELDS KEY FACILITIES PLAN
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