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Public Webinar 29Th September 2020 Introduction and Overview Public Webinar 29th September 2020 www.highstedpark.co.uk Introduction and Overview www.highstedpark.co.uk Ben Geering Brian Sutherland Paul Burley John Murdoch HEAD OF PLANNING MASTERPLANNER PLANNER LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT DELIVERY OF A ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY TO TRANSFORM SWALE FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS Highsted Park is a proposal for a mixed- use development that incorporates significant infrastructure and air quality improvements for the residents and businesses of Sittingbourne, Swale and the South-East. Significant Creation of a wide Why are we promoting this development? infrastructure with air range of jobs for the quality betterment entire community • Swale Borough Council are obligated by Central Government, as part of Swale’s Local Plan, to deliver 1,050 new homes every year over the period 2022-2037 • Sittingbourne, Faversham and Sheppey, as the 3 core areas of Swale, each have a role to play in the delivery of new homes. Sittingbourne is the largest and primary town and should be the main focus for housing, employment, infrastructure and service provision • With at least 10,000 new homes to be built by 2037 across the Borough, Highsted Park cannot, and is not, setting out to provide them all but can provide a significant proportion of Housing delivery against Supporting the them. This is alongside significant job creation. the backdrop of a transition to a low national housing crisis carbon economy • Sittingbourne and Swale has numerous longstanding issues that can be solved by the development of Highsted Park The very highly constrained land is affected by a number of different issues – including flood, ancient woodland, special conservation areas and areas of The very highly constrained land is affected by a number of different issues – scientific interestincluding flood, ancient woodland, special conservation areas and areas of scientific interest SHOWN IN RED 54Flood and Land Designations 54 We brought the factors together onto one map to show the different levels of We brought the factors together onto one map to show the different levels of environmental constraint, to indicate where development might encounter environmental constraint, to indicate where development might encounter different types of barriers different types of barriers We are proceeding We areon proceeding the basis that on the developmentbasis that could developmenttake place could in the take placegreen in areasthe on the green areasmap. onThese the are the map. Theseareas whichare the would areas whichtend to would have tend toenvironmental have environmentalconstraints which constraintscould which be mitigated. SHOWN IN WHITE could beClearly, mitigated. WITH RED OUTLINE Clearly,developments in developmentsthese area in will still these arearequire will careful still requiremitigation careful if they are mitigationto be if theysuccessful. are to be successful. Borough Wide Constraints 58 58 N Completion of Northern Relief Road Creation of Southern Relief Road New J5a on the M2 Transport Infrastructure and Air Quality Management Areas (AQMAs) HERITAGE ASSET PLAN Conservation Areas (CA) A. Bredgar D. Tonge B. Tunstall E. Lynsted - The Street C. Rodmersham Green F. Milstead 11 12 Listed Buildings Grade I Listed Building Grade II* Listed Building 1 km Heritage Plan Grade II Listed Building KEY ASSETS: TO BE ASSESSED WITH ROAD DELIVERY Non-Designated Heritage Asset Group 1: Bredgar Group 11: Sittingbourne Church of St John the Eastern Fringe Baptist (Grade I) 7 x Grade II CHECK Chantry House (Grade II*) D ARCHAEOLOGICAL FINDINGS HERE Brickwall and Railings to Group 12: Tonge Forecourt (Grade II*) Church of St Giles (Grade I) 17 x Grade II KEY ASSET: 10 Bax Farmhouse (Grade II*) 5 GRADE I CHURCH 4 x Grade II OF ST LAWENCE 13 Group 2: Grove End Farm Group 13: Teynham 5 x Grade II Froganl Farmhouse and Garden Wall (Grade II*) Group 3: Bexon CONTAINED Claxfield Farmhouse (Grade SETTLEMENT CHARACTER Bexon Manor (Grade II*) II*) 4 x Grade II 24 x Grade II KEY VIEWS AND KEY VIEWS SETTING ISSUES OF CHURCH 15 Group 4: Tunstall Group 14: Rodmersham 4 VIEWS 14 Church of St John the Church of St Nicholas OUT TREATMENT OF Baptist (Grade I) (Grade I) SETTLEMENT EDGE: KEY ASSET: Tunstall House (Grade I) 5 x Grade II 2 IMPORTANT CHURCH OF ST VIEWS FROM THIS B NICHOLAS DIRECTION TO BE 12 x Grade II 9 ASSESSED KEY VIEW Group 15: South FROM EDGE OF Group 5: Sittingbourne Teynham ROD.GREEN CA 17 CLEAR VIEWS Southern Fringe Sunderland Farmhouse ACROSS 8 13 x Grade II (Grade II*) C The Malthouse (Grade II*) 16 Group 6: Kent Science 6 x Grade II Park 1 3 x Grade II Group 16: Upper E Rodmersham Group 7: Milstead 4 x Grade II 6 Church of St Mary and the Scuttington Manor (NDHA) Holy Cross (Grade II*) A Milstead Manor (Grade II*) Group 17: Lynsted 4 x Grade II Church of St Peter and St Paul (Grade I) Group 8: Highsted Lynsted Court (Grade I) 3 3 x Grade II 22 x Grade II CONTAINED 18 SETTLEMENT Group 9: Rodmersham Group 18: Rawling CHARACTER Green Street 6 x Grade II 1 x Grade II VIEWS OF Group 10: Bapchild 1 km HOUSING 7 BEYOND Church of St Lawrence (Grade I) 4 x Grade II F Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2019 CHARTERED SURVEYORS 5 BOLTON STREET, LONDON W1J 8BA Location: Date: Scale: Figure: ▲ North T: 020 7493 4002 Kent Science Park September 2020 1:30,000 @ A3 F: 020 7312 7548 www.montagu-evans.co.uk Ecology Plan Legend Existing trees/hedgerows Ancient Woodland/ Local Wildlife Sites Public Rights of Way (PROW) High landscape value designation Illustrative primary spine road Green Grid Development cells Landscape Proposal Green Grid Links Important views Existing church - Landmark Legend Existing trees/hedgerows Ancient Woodland/ Local Wildlife Sites Public Rights of Way (PROW) High landscape value designation Illustrative primary spine road Green Grid Development cells Green Grid Links Important views Existing church - Landmark Scale 1:5000 N 0 50 150 300m Highsted Park Concept Masterplan The Tithe Barn, Bradbourne House, East Malling, Kent, ME19 6DZ Client: Quinn Estates Drawn by: AJ 01732 752780 murdochwickham.com Date: April 2019 | Scale: 1:5000 @ A0 1554/002 Rev J Scale 1:5000 N 0 50 150 300m Highsted Park Concept Masterplan The Tithe Barn, Bradbourne House, East Malling, Kent, ME19 6DZ Client: Quinn Estates Drawn by: AJ 01732 752780 murdochwickham.com Date: April 2019 | Scale: 1:5000 @ A0 1554/002 Rev J NORTHERN RELIEF ROAD Site Wide MasterplanSITTINGBOURNE TONGE RAILWAY A2 TEYNHAM WEST BAPCHILD TEYNHAM SOUTHERN RELIEF ROAD OAKWOOD VALLEY TUNSTALL RODMERSHAM HIGHSTED SOUTHERN RELIEF ROAD RODMERSHAM GREEN M2 HIGHSTED PARK PROPOSED NEW JUNCTION Connectivity HIGHSTED PARK CAN DELIVER MAJOR BENEFITS 9,250 homes including A new, privately funded junction onto 4 new primary schools and 1,850 affordable the M2 (J5a) and the creation of the 1 new secondary school Southern Relief Road and completion of the Northern Relief Road 520 acres of new publicly Pioneering green technology Highly sustainable development accessible parks, amenity to create a carbon neutral encouraging alternative modes and outdoor space development of transport A state-of-the-art New major primary care sports hub anchored by facilities Sittingbourne FC .
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