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18 Appendices 18. APPENDICES LOCAL PLAN | APPENDICES Transport Proposals Public transport Proposal Site and Location Proposed Use Number TN 1 Mitcham Town Centre Sustainable Transport Corridor: Enhanced connections to Colliers Wood between Mitcham and Colliers Wood, including east- west, cycle route linking the Mayor’s cycle superhighway at Colliers Wood. Adjoining residential streets will be managed through physical measures to support low car or Liveable Neighbourhoods approaches. Limited local widening of the highway will be sought through negotiation with developers as opportunities arise to help deliver these improvements. C H . 1 8 | P.2 LOCAL PLAN | APPENDICES Rai/ Tube Improvements Proposal Site and Location Proposed Use Number TN 2 Thameslink Enhanced rail services to improve the frequency on trains Streatham/ on the Wimbledon loop from 2 tph to 4 tph in each direction Wimbledon/Sutton throughout the day. Line TN 3 Northern Line Modernisation of Northern Line to improve capacity and Underground quality of service, together with station improvement and enhanced accessibility for people with disabilities. TN4 Crossrail 2 Strategic infrastructure proposal for new underground rail line running across London between Wimbledon and New Southgate/Tottenham Hale with potential ground level links to the wider rail network. For the current status see https://crossrail2.co.uk TN5 Land adjoining the Safeguarding of land for Crossrail 2 For the current status District Line, east of see https://crossrail2.co.uk Wimbledon Main Line Station TN6 Step free access to Improved accessibility for all users. Motspur Park in Motspur Park and feasibility /design stage (funded). Raynes Park Raynes Park Improvement subject to access for all funding, linkages to Stations Crossrail 2 TN7 Morden Road New step free link from Dorset Road via safeguarded Southern footway access way access TN8 Haydons Road Step free accessway via permitted route from Caxton Road. Station accessibility Improvements TN9 Wimbledon Chase Proposals to safeguard station redevelopment to ensure Station Accessibility step free access can be delivered in the future. Improvments C H . 1 8 | P.3 LOCAL PLAN | APPENDICES London Tram Network Proposal Number Site and Location Proposed Use TN 10 Sutton Link – Sutton Unfunded proposal for a new tram alignment between town centre to Sutton and Colliers Wood see Colliers Wood https://consultations.tfl.gov.uk/trams/sutton-link TN 11 Willow Lane existing New Tram stop at Willow Lane to enhance public Wimbledon Tram transport access to Willow Lane Industrial Estate. Service TN 12 Existing Wimbledon Station, access and service enhancements to reduce to Croydon Tram congestion on the Wimbledon Branch line (line 4). corridor Measures include step free access from Dorset Road to Morden Road Tram stop, replacing existing single track with double tracks between Phillips Bridge and Morden Road Tram stops. New TN 13 Morden Road tram Street running spur extension from Morden Road tram spur to South stop. Delivery will require reallocation of road space and Wimbledon local widening secured through negotiation with landowners as opportunities arise. C H . 1 8 | P.4 LOCAL PLAN | APPENDICES Road Network Improvements Proposal Site and Location Proposed Use Number TN 14 Wimbledon Town Measures to improve accessibility, legibility, re-allocation to Centre public realm road space towards walking and cycle facilities. Modification of improvements one-way road system. TN15 Morden Town Centre, Re-prioritisation of road space in favour of pedestrian, cyclists London Road and public transport, improved Station access arrangements and public realm improvement. Modification of one-way road system. TN16 Durnsford Road Localised footway widening to achieve benefits to pedestrians between Arthur Road and cyclists. and Plough Lane TN17 Carshalton Road to New access road to serve the Willow Lane Industrial Area Willow Lane Industrial using the Council’s long-standing preferred route. This will Estate enable removal of commercial traffic from residential areas whilst supporting improvements to the Goat road/ Wates Way Junctions. Supports regeneration of the industrial estate. Road Junction Improvements Proposal Site and Location Proposed Use Number TN18 Merton Road/ Merton Improvements at junction to reduce collisions, improve High Street (South facilities for pedestrians and cyclists Wimbledon Tube) TN19 Western Road/ Junction modifications to reduce collisions, improve facilities Church Road for pedestrians and cyclists and reduced congestion for public transport. Supports Western Road sustainable transport corridor. C H . 1 8 | P.5 LOCAL PLAN | APPENDICES Cycle Network Proposal Site and Location Proposed Use Number TN20 Borough-wide cycle Development of a network of cycle strategic routes, facilities. including new feeder routes to the Cycle Superhighway. Upgrades of existing facilities and New cycle hubs at Wimbledon, Colliers Wood and Morden. Pedestrian/ Cycle Route Proposal Site and Location Proposed Use Number TN21 Lower Downs Road Key walking route proposal including new shared pedestrian / cycle tunnel through railway embankment adjacent to existing archway (likely to be linked to delivery of Crossrail 2). TN22 Wandle Bridge linking New walking/cycling route across the River Wandle to Ravensbury Terrace Garratt Lane avoiding the busy Penwith Road. and Groton Road in the London borough of Wandsworth TN23 Wandle Trail beneath Wandle Way path way below the railway bridge to rail bridge connect with approved Garratt Mill Walkway path in Earlsfield, Wandsworth and Ravensbury Terrace development TN24 Bushey Road, Reallocation of road space to provide cycle lane over Raynes Park between Bushey Railway bridge and widened footway Grand Drive and A3 TN25 Kinston Road Re-allocation of road space to extend existing cycle between Martin Way facilities and Kingston Road north-south arm C H . 1 8 | P.6 LOCAL PLAN | APPENDICES Open space These open spaces are illustrated on the Policies Map. Metropolitan Open Land (MOL) Site Name Proposed Boundary Area Boundary Change Change Ref. 1 Cannon Hill Yes LBM-45 Raynes Park 2 Wimbledon Park Yes TEP-03 Wimbledon 3 Lower Morden Yes TEP-14 Morden 4 Beverly Brook/A3 Yes TEP-06 Raynes Park 5 Copse Hill Yes TEP-04 Raynes Park 12 Wimbledon Common No N/A Wimbledon 14 Mitcham Common No TEP-26 Mitcham TEP-26a 16 Morden Park Yes TEP-15 Morden 18 Wandle Valley Yes TEP-07 Morden TEP-09 TEP-12 TEP-22 C H . 1 8 | P.7 LOCAL PLAN | APPENDICES Open Space - Allotments and Farms Site Name Proposed Boundary Area Boundary Change Change Ref. A001 Western Road Allotments No N/A Mitcham A002 Martin Way East Allotments No N/A Raynes Park A003 Eastfields Road No N/A Mitcham A004 New Barnes Avenue No N/A Mitcham A005 Thurleston Avenue No N/A Morden A006 Eveline Road Allotments No N/A Mitcham A007 Effra Road Allotments No N/A Wimbledon A008 George Hill, Holne Chase Allotments No N/A Mitcham A009 Ridge Road Allotments No TEP-28 Mitcham A010 Cottenham Park No N/A Wimbledon A011 Martin Way West Allotments No N/A Morden A012 Cannon Hill Common Allotments No N/A Raynes Park A013 Arthur Road Allotments No N/A Raynes Park A014 Tamworth Farm Allotments, Rose No N/A Mitcham Avenue A015 Phipps Bridge Allotments No N/A Mitcham A016 Durnsford Road "B" Allotments, Gap No N/A Wimbledon Road A017 Haslemere Avenue No N/A Wimbledon A018 Cannizaro Park No N/A Wimbledon A019 Brooklands Avenue No N/A Wimbledon A020 Havelock Road No N/A Wimbledon F001 Deen City Farm No N/A Morden C H . 1 8 | P.8 LOCAL PLAN | APPENDICES Proposed New Open Space – Allotments and Farms Site Name Proposed Boundary Area Addition Change Ref. A022 Mary Tate Almshouses Allotments, Yes TEP-39 Mitcham Cricket Green Open Space - Churchyards and Cemeteries Site Name Proposed Boundary Area Boundary Change Change Ref. C001 Buddhapadipa Temple Grounds No N/A Wimbledon C002 St Mary's Church, Wimbledon No N/A Wimbledon C003 Merton & Sutton Joint Cemetery No N/A Morden C004 Streatham Park Cemetery No N/A Mitcham C005 London Road/Victoria Road No N/A Mitcham Cemetery C006 Gap Road (Wimbledon) Cemetery No N/A Wimbledon C007 Morden Cemetery Yes LBM-46 Morden C008 Mitcham Parish Church No N/A Mitcham C009 St Marys Churchyard No N/A Morden C H . 1 8 | P.9 LOCAL PLAN | APPENDICES Open Space – Education Site Name Proposed Boundary Area Boundary Change Change Ref. S001 Ricards Lodge Yes LBM-47 Wimbledon S002 Kings College School Playing No N/A Wimbledon Field S003 Farm Road Playing Fields No N/A Morden S004 Harris Academy Morden Yes LBM-53 Morden S005 Wimbledon Chase Primary School No N/A Wimbledon S006 Cranmer Primary No TEP-24 Mitcham S007 Abbotsbury School Yes LBM-49 Morden S008 Raynes Park High High School Yes TEP-38 Raynes Park S009 Wimbledon High School No N/A Wimbledon Sports Ground S010 Hillcross Primary School Yes LBM-59 Morden S011 Wimbledon College No N/A Wimbledon S012 Bond Primary School No N/A Mitcham S013 Haslemere Primary School Yes LBM-62 Mitcham S014 Cricket Green School Yes TEP-23 Mitcham S015 Garden Primary School (now Harris No N/A Mitcham Primary Academy) S016 Malmesbury School Yes LBM-55 Morden S017 Merton Abbey School (now Merton Yes LBM-64 Colliers Wood Abbey and Harris Academy Wimbledon) S018 Benedict Primary School Yes LBM-65 Mitcham S020 Stanford Primary School Yes TEP-35 Mitcham S021 Priory Church Of England Yes LBM-57 Wimbledon C H . 1 8 | P.10 LOCAL PLAN | APPENDICES Site Name Proposed Boundary Area Boundary Change Change Ref. S022 Beecholme School Yes LBM-51 Mitcham S023 Wimbledon College Sports No
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