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DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT Project Reference: TD5989 Project Name: Jaguar Land Rover, Swansea Prepared For: Sinclair Garages Port Talbot Ltd Date: May 2021 Contents 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Preface 1.2 Project Directory 2.0 The Site & Context 2.1 Site Location 2.2 Surrounding Land Uses 2.3 Key Views 2.4 Site Analysis 2.5 Site Drainage Strategy 2.6 Relevant Planning Policies 3.0 Design Infl uence 3.1 Corporate Design 4.0 Proposed Scheme 4.1 Site Plan 4.2 Site Approach Visualisations 4.3 Site Access 4.4 Site Layout 4.5 Material - Site 4.6 Boundary Treatment 4.7 Refuse Strategy 4.8 External Lighting 4.9 Proposed Buildings Locations 4.10 Proposed Plans 4.11 Proposed Elevations 4.12 Materials - Buildings 4.13 Building Access 4.14 Sustainability Strategy TD5989_Design and Access Statement_V1_2021.05.13 Page 2 of 26 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Preface This Design and Access Statement has been prepared on behalf of our client, to support a planning application for the following proposed development: Erection of a new car showroom with ancillary offi ces to be used for the sale and display of motor vehicles, associated workshop for the repair, servicing and maintenance of motor vehicles, MOT, vehicle washing facilities together with associated car and cycle parking, drainage, landscaping, plant and ancillary works. 1.2 Project Directory Applicant Sinclair Garages Port Talbot Ltd Old Field Road, Pencoed, Bridgend, CF35 5LJ Architect Taylor Design Architects Ltd 30 Manchester Road, Wilmslow, SK9 1BG Planning Consultant Asbri Planning Ltd, Unit 9, Oaktree Court Mulberry Drive Cardiff Gate Business Park Cardiff CF23 8RS TD5989_Design and Access Statement_V1_2021.05.13 Page 3 of 26 2.0 The Site & Context 2.1 Site Location N The proposed 4.7 acre site in Swansea Vale has good access to several major road networks. The Swansea Swansea Vale Vale dual carriageway connects to the A4067 which give access to Junction 45 of the M4 as well as the city centre and other areas of the city. Surrounding the site there are a variety of built and natural features and environments. The site sits to the northwest corner of a commercial and industrial area Swansea Enterprise Park and to the west of the site is the River Tawe. N Heron Drive Site Site View Aerial view of site with wider context TD5989_Design and Access Statement_V1_2021.05.13 Page 4 of 26 2.2 Surrounding Land Uses The site is vacant and sits to the northeast of Swansea Enterprise Park and has the potential for development. The A4067 and River Tawe provide a division between retail / industrial area of Swansea Vale and the residential areas of Morriston and Cwmrhydyceirw. To the north of the site across Swansea Vale dual carriageway is undeveloped land and beyond that is the River Tawe and further still the Riverside Holiday Park. Retail / Industrial Predominately residential TD5989_Design and Access Statement_V1_2021.05.13 Page 5 of 26 2.3 Key Views Site approach routes Photo 1 shows the view looking southeast towards the site from Swansea Vale. The photo position is on the bridge over the River Tawe. Photo 2 is taken on roundabout on Heron Drive with the view of the corner of the site on the left. To the very left of the photo is the roundabout exit, the current earth mound will be removed to reinstate the exit. 1. Swansea Vale - View looking southeast 1 2. Heron Drive - View looking north 2 Photo Key TD5989_Design and Access Statement_V1_2021.05.13 Page 6 of 26 2.3 Key Views - Continued Photo 3 is taken from Blawd Road looking towards the north east corner of the site. Photo 4 shows the east side of the site viewed from Heron Drive. 3. Blawd Road - View towards the southwest 3 4 4. Heron Drive - View towards the north Photo Key TD5989_Design and Access Statement_V1_2021.05.13 Page 7 of 26 2.4 Site Analysis A full topographical survey has been carried out to record its physical context. All relevant details were surveyed including site boundary, landscape conditions and positioning of adjacent properties. Specialist consultants have been appointed to carry out surveys and provide site specifi c advice for this development. They have identifi ed a wide range of planning, ecological, landscape and drainage aspects for consideration. Site TD5989_Design and Access Statement_V1_2021.05.13 Page 8 of 26 2.5 Transport Private Car / Taxi The site is easily accessible by road, the application site is located on Heron Drive which connects to Swansea Vale dual carriageway. To the west Swansea Vale connects to the A4067 which connects to Junction 45 of the M4 and also to the city centre and other areas of the city. To the east Swansea Vale gives access to Tregof Village and Birchgrove. Cycling The site is well located for cycling, due to it’s location next to the National Cycle Route 43. Bus The two closest bus stops are a 10 minute walk away from this application site on Sway Road. There are various buses that stop at these stops including the 4 Metro, 24, 31, 46, 142 and X6. These buses give access to areas including Swansea Town Centre, Singleton, Alltwen, Ystradgynlais and Gelli-gron. Train The nearest train station is Llansamlet, which is a 40 minute walk from the site. Trains on the Milford Haven to Manchester Piccadilly route stop at this station. Local stops include Llanelli, Swansea, Skewen and Neath. Ariel View - Transport Network Primary roads Secondary roads Cycle routes Bus stops TD5989_Design and Access Statement_V1_2021.05.13 Page 9 of 26 2.6 Site Drainage Strategy Various measures have been considered to ensure that proposed site drainage is suitable to attenuate any potential fl ood risk. These have included: • Below ground attenuation storage tanks • Permeable paving for storage and infi ltration • Suitable landscaping to enable bio-retention • Suitable discharge into adjacent watercourses The fl ood risk assessment, together with site investigation & associated drainage modelling by specialist consultants which form part of the application, have informed this drainage strategy. Flood Risk Map Natural Resources Wales fl ood risk map with the site boundary highlighted TD5989_Design and Access Statement_V1_2021.05.13 Page 10 of 26 2.6 Relevant Planning Policies Introduction The planning policy framework for the determination of this application is provided by the content and scope of National Planning Policy, which is contained within the eleventh edition of Planning Policy Wales (PPW) and its associated Technical Advice Notes (TANs), together with the Local Planning Policy and its supplementary planning guidance. The planning policy context for this application is provided in detail in the Planning Statement that accompanies this application. For a full review of pertinent policies please refer to the Planning Statement. Planning Policy Wales National planning policy is contained within the eleventh Swansea Local Development Plan - Strategic Development Areas edition of Planning Policy Wales (PPW), published by the Welsh Government in February 2021. PPW is supported Policy SD 1 Strategic Development Area (Area SD I) by 19 topic-based Technical Advice Notes (TANs), which are also relevant. PPW is the Welsh Government’s principal planning policy document, setting out the context for sustainable land use planning policy, within which Development Plans are prepared and development. Section 3.17 of PPW relates to design and access statements (DAS) discussing that a DAS should communicate what development is proposed, demonstrate the design process that has been undertaken and explains how the objectives of good design and placemaking have been considered from the outset of the development process. Well-being of Future Generations Act (2015) The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act came into force in 2015 and seeks to improve the social, economic, environmental and cultural well-being of Wales. The Act puts Excerpt of SD I from the Swansea Local Development Plan 2010-2025 TD5989_Design and Access Statement_V1_2021.05.13 Page 11 of 26 in place seven well-being goals in order to make sure that everyone works The following LDP policies are considered relevant in the context of the towards the same vision. The well-being goals are set out in the Planning proposed development: Statement. Policy Future Wales the National Plan: 2040 Reference Relating to Strategic Policies Future Wales – the National Plan 2040 is our national development SD1 Strategic Development Areas framework, setting the direction for development in Wales to 2040. It is SD I Site Specifi c Policy for Swansea Vale a development plan with a strategy for addressing key national priorities PS2 Place Making and Place Management through the planning system, including sustaining and developing a vibrant PS4 Sustainable Employment Strategy economy, achieving decarbonisation and climate resilience, developing Environment policies strong ecosystems and improving the health and well-being of our ER2 Strategic Green Infrastructure Network ER6 Designated Site of Ecological Importance communities. ER8 Habitats and Species ER9 Ecological Networks and Features of Importance for Biodiversity Technical Advice Notes ER11 Trees, Hedgerows and Development This application has been prepared in deference to the latest version of Energy policies TAN 12: Design, which was updated in EU2 Renewable and Low Carbon Energy Technology in New Development EU4 Public Utilities and New Development March 2016, TAN 18: Transport and the suitability of the proposals in this Regeneration Policies design context are demonstrated in this Design and Access Statement. RC10 Employment and Enterprise Development RC12 Offi cer Development Design and Access Statements in Wales (April 2017) Resource Policies This guidance document sets out the requirements for a DAS, the benefi ts RP4 Water Pollution and the Protection of Water Resources of preparing a DAS and some of the pitfalls that should be avoided when RP5 Avoidance of Flood Risk RP7 Land Instability preparing the document.
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