Park Development Framework

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Area Proposals for Lee Valley Regional Park EB1504

Foreword

Lee Valley Regional Park is known and recognised as one of the nation’s great parks; a place that offers a unique combination of activities, sights and experiences.

For over 40 years the Lee Valley Regional Park Authority has been working alongside many partner organisations to transform the Lee Valley into a place for leisure, recreation, sport and nature.

Our new vision is to create a world class visitor destination in the Lee Valley bringing together a variety of landowners and partners.

The Park is a mosaic of award-winning open spaces, heritage sites, country parks, farms, golf courses, lakes and riverside trails, campsites, marinas, angling and boating locations. All of these attract more than 4.5 million visitors a year.

The Valley is being transformed by the London 2012 Games and Paralympic Games and the Authority will run four world class venues in legacy. These are Lee Valley White Water Centre near Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire – the only brand new London 2012 venue to open ahead of the Games and on Olympic Park in Stratford Lee Valley VeloPark, Lee Valley Hockey Centre and Lee Valley Tennis Centre.

The Lee Valley Regional Park Act 1966, which established the Lee Valley Regional Park Authority, placed a duty on the Authority to develop, improve, preserve and manage the Park, either directly or through others. Our Park Development Framework is a suite of documents that will collectively provide the blueprint for our future efforts: setting out proposals for what we want to achieve, how we plan to balance competing demands, and how we intend to make best use of the limited resources available. Once complete it will satisfy our duty to produce a plan of proposals as required under Section 14 of the Park Act.

We hope it will provide inspiration and focus for the future collective efforts of landowners within the Park, our partners, stakeholders and everyone with an interest in the Lee Valley and Lee Valley Regional Park.

Derrick Ashley Shaun Dawson Chairman Chief Executive

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The Park

The Lee Valley Regional Park was Much has been achieved since the created on the 1st January 1967, Park was created. The Park now through an Act of Parliament: the Lee includes 10,000 acres (over 4,000ha) Valley Regional Park Act 1966. and winds its way 26 miles: along the banks of the River Lee from Ware in The creators of the Regional Park Hertfordshire, down through Essex, wanted to provide a destination for North London, and through parts of the growing populations of London, the Olympic Park to East India Dock Essex and Hertfordshire to enjoy Basin on the River Thames. recreation and leisure activities unavailable elsewhere. The corridor The Park is a fantastic mix of world alongside the River Lee was at that class sport and leisure venues, time a mix of derelict and operational heritage sites, gardens, nature industrial land, undeveloped reserves and riverside trails; offering marshlands, water supply reservoirs, an endless range of things to do. It farmland, glasshouses and municipal is easy to reach by bike, car, train, parks. The new Regional Park was or on foot, and visitors can spend designed to transform these areas anything from a few hours to a few to create a continuous corridor of days enjoying and exploring. open space and built leisure and sports facilities that would provide a The Park includes several of the wide range of recreation and leisure exciting venues which contributed opportunities. to the success of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The purpose of the Park is clearly These include legacy venues at the defined in the Park Act, as: Velopark including the Velodrome and BMX course and tennis and “[…] a place for the occupation of hockey at Eton Manor. leisure, recreation, sport, games or amusements or any similar activity, for the provision of nature reserves and for the provision and enjoyment of entertainments of any kind.”

Section 12(1) Lee Valley Regional Park Act 1966

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The Park Authority

The Park Act, which established the facilities, attractions and activities, Lee Valley Regional Park Authority, and to assist each other where placed a duty on the Authority to appropriate with shared resources, develop, improve, preserve and advice and expertise. manage the Park, either directly or through others. 3. As a statutory planning consultee

We are working towards delivering The Act confers on the Authority this duty in three key ways: the role of a statutory planning consultee. This means that we 1. As owner and manager of land must be consulted on any planning and facilities within the Park applications within, or which impacts on, the Park. We will use We own and manage this role to continue to champion approximately 3,800 acres the Park and to do everything we (1,500ha) of the total Park area. can to ensure that local planning It is our duty to use our available authorities give appropriate regard resources to develop and manage to our aims and purposes. that estate. We know we will need to work closely with a range We will: of partners, and seek additional resources and expertise, in order • Oppose in principle any to deliver the features, facilities planning applications relating and activities that contribute to our to land within the Park that vision and aims for the Park. include land uses which are not compliant with the purpose 2. As a champion, leader, facilitator of the Park (as set out in and coordinator of other landowners Section 12 of the Park Act) within the Park • Seek to ensure that all The remaining 6,200 acres planning approvals relating to (2,500ha) of the Park is owned land within the Park will lead and managed by others. The to a positive contribution to our success of our Park vision is vision, aims and objectives hugely dependant on other landowners and managers • Seek to ensure that all working together towards a shared planning approvals relating to aspiration. A vital part of our land outside the Park future work is working alongside boundaries will have no other land owners to achieve negative impact on the Park, our vision for the Park; to work and where possible lead to a collectively towards Park-wide positive contribution to our coordinated and complementary vision, aims and objectives.

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The Park Development Framework

The Park Development Framework This includes the Part Two Area Our current plan of proposals is Park Development sets out the Park Authority’s Proposals included in the adopted the Lee Valley Regional Park Plan Framework aspirations for future development Park Plan 2000 and the Part One adopted in 2000 (Parts One and A suite of documents that collectively describe the Park Authority’s aspirations for the future and management of the Park. Strategic Policy Framework. For Two). The Park Development development and management of the Park. more information please refer to the Framework will in time include There are a number of core Park Development Scheme proposals for all land within the documents that make up the Park Park, and will fully satisfy our duty Development Framework: www.leevalleypark.org.uk/ to produce a plan of proposals as parkframework/home/ required under Section 14 of the Vision, Aims and Principles Park Act. Once complete it will

Park (adopted July 2010) The Park Development Framework replace the Park Plan 2000 Part Development Framework reflects our aspirations for the whole Two. However the preparation and and Park, and includes large areas of adoption of proposals will take time, land over which we have no direct so a phased replacement of the Objectives and proposals control. The framework documents Park Plan 2000 proposals is being Core Documents which will be produced in two therefore provide two functions: the implemented. Where proposals from complementary documents. strategic framework for our ongoing the Park Plan 2000 remain relevant, These focus on: activities and guidance for others these will be incorporated into the Vision, Aims and Principles Objectives and Proposals involved in the development and Park Development Framework. • Thematic Proposals, (adopted management of land within the Park. January 2011) setting out Accordingly both the Park Plan our proposals throughout The Authority is not a planning 2000 and the Park Development the Park for each of our six authority but it has a range of powers Framework are relevant in terms aims - Visitors, Sport and and duties in relation to the statutory of Section 14 (2) of the Park Act Park Development Framework Recreation, Biodiversity, planning process. Section 14(1) of and are formal statements of the Park Park Development Development Area Proposals for Framework Framework Lee Valley Regional Park Community, Landscape and the Park Act requires the Authority to Authority’s position in respect of Vision, Aims Thematic and Principles Proposals Heritage, Environment prepare a plan setting out proposals development within the Regional July 2010 January 2011 October 2011 for the future management and Park. Once completed, the Park Thematic Proposals Area Proposals • Area Proposals (this development of the Regional Park. Development Framework will meet January 2011 2011 onwards document), setting out our Riparian planning authorities are the requirements of Section 14 of This document proposals for the Park on a under a mandatory obligation to the Park Act. Supporting Documents more detailed location basis. include those parts of the plan affecting their areas within their There is also a range of other own relevant planning strategies documents that provide additional and policies (Section 14(2) of the information to support the core Park Act) although inclusion does documents identified above. not infer that the planning authority necessarily agrees with them

Park Park Development Development (Section 14 (2) (b)). ‘For Area 5 Framework Framework Park Statement of Development Community the London Boroughs of Waltham Scheme Involvement July 2010 July 2010 Forest and Enfield and Epping Forest District Council are the relevant Park Development Statement of Community Policy and Strategy Scheme Involvement Documents planning authorities. July 2010 July 2010

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Area Proposals

The Authority is producing area Area 8 proposals to provide greater detail on appropriate future use and development for the whole of the

Park. Area 7

The Park has been divided into eight areas based on its current and potential visitor offer, the contribution Area 6 that key resources such as open space, ecology and water make in creating leisure opportunities and the range of sporting and community activity that currently takes place within the Park.

The potential impact on the Park Area 5 of major new development and investment in infrastructure is also a key factor in the consideration of proposals especially where the riparian planning authorities and major landowners are promoting Area 4 plans for change.

Area 3

Area 2

Area 1

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Park Development Framework

Area 5 Proposals The Waterlands: King George V Reservoir to Rammey Marsh

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Area 5 Proposals The Waterlands: King George V Reservoir to Rammey Marsh

The focus for this document is Area This section of the Lee Valley has a Area 8 5 stretching between Ponders End long and varied history. It contains and the King George V Reservoir in the remains of settlements from the south through to Rammey Marsh prehistoric times, infrastructure in the north which lies immediately serving the water industry and Area 7 south of the M25 motorway. It should engineering works dating from the be read alongside the Authority’s eighteenth and nineteenth centuries Vision Aims and Principles document designed to reduce flooding. This and the adopted Thematic Proposals varied and valuable history means Area 6 both of which relate to the whole that large areas of the Park are Regional Park area and which set designated as Archaeological Priority the framework for the more detailed Area/Zones and there are several Lee Valley proposals presented here. local groupings of listed buildings and Regional Park conservation areas. The Authority Park Development Framework Context to Area 5 The The Waterlands: works with stakeholders to protect King George V Reservoir to Rammey Marsh Waterlands: King George V this unique heritage. Guide to Reservoir to Rammey Marsh Sub-areas Area 5Area 5

In contrast, the valley’s location in the Water remains a dominant feature London-Stanstead-Cambridge growth of this section and the King George corridor means that it is a focus V Reservoir is a continuation of the for growth. Several sites within the water storage function of the Park North East Enfield Action Plan area in this part of the Lea Valley. In the including Ponders End have been Area 4 north are large areas of open space identified as important development and in the east a linear extension of sites for housing and employment. the Park along Gilwell Lane connects A major challenge required by these the Park with Epping Forest. proposals is to ensure that the

Area 3 0 250 500 development of these sites does m Once again the water storage not prejudice access and views of function of the Park has limited the Regional Park which creates its opportunities for leisure and unique sense of place. recreation access in the southern Area 2 part of this area, hence the importance of protecting and enhancing recreational open space Area 1 resources and visitor facilities at Rammey Marsh and Gunpowder Park.

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Area 5 Proposals - The Waterlands: King George V Reservoir to Rammey Marsh

Key Resources and Special species including rare orchids, water Although Myddelton House lies away Features voles and invertebrates. from the main Parklands it represents Rammey Marsh an important heritage site with The open waters of the King George The King George V Reservoir, land particular interest for visitors in the V Reservoir (173ha) anchor the adjoining and Rammey Marsh are listed house and gardens. Recent southern part of this area whilst in designated as Sites of Metropolitan investment in the site following the the north large open green spaces Importance for Nature Conservation successful Heritage Lottery Funding dominate. The King George V (SMINC), Gunpowder Park within bid have enhanced its appeal Reservoir is designated as a Site of Epping Forest District is designated a Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and Local Wildlife Site. The eastern side of the valley is although public access is restricted dominated by its valley sides which the southern basin is used for sailing Both Rammey Marsh and rise to Barn Hill at 49m. This ridge Gunpowder Park and both basins are used by bird Gunpowder Park are popular for provides a contrast to the Park’s Myddelton watchers. This expanse of water informal recreational and nature landscape which is dominated by the House and makes the land along the eastern conservation activities. Events and floodplain and provides great views Gardens margins of particular importance sporting activities are also held at across the whole valley. Sewardstone Marsh Enfield Lock for public access and recreation Gunpowder Park including regular Swan and especially as a means of providing ‘Fun Runs’ and cyclo-cross. Public Pike Pool access into Gunpowder Park and access between the sites is however connections through to Epping Forest difficult and proposals seek to in the east. improve connections across the River Lee Navigation to Rammey Marsh. Gunpowder Park comprises 90ha and is established as a country park. The River Lee Navigation and The site lies on the eastern side of towpath provide an attractive the Regional Park and access from connection through to the Enfield the west is limited. The country park Lock Conservation Area, the King George V contains a wide range of landscapes, secluded waterside site at Swan and Reservoir (North and South) designed to celebrate the sites Pike Pool and at the southern end industrial heritage and to facilitate of Area 5 to the water meadows and a range of recreational uses. The grassland habitats associated with landscape also supports a variety of the Wrights Flour Mills off Lee Valley habitats which extend southwards Road. The Authority is working with into Sewardstone Marsh and along the London Borough of Enfield to the eastern side of the reservoir. Ponders End enhance existing ecological interest Gilwell Lane and educational resources on this To the west of Gunpowder Park lies site and open up the site to the public Rammey Marsh a wide expanse for recreation and to improve access of open space which rises gently to nature. Lea Valley Road in the north to meet the M25. The grassland habitat and Small River Lee which divides the East and West Marshes support a wide range of © Crown Copyright and Database Rights 2013 Ordnance Survey 100019982.

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Area 5 Proposals - The Waterlands: King George V Reservoir to Rammey Marsh

Opportunities for Visitor At the sailing club on the King Adopted Principles Guiding these • Partnership work – recognising Enjoyment George V Reservoir there are Proposals that many of the proposals can opportunities to enhance the water only be delivered through the The key to unlocking potential within sports offer, and on the south The Authority’s proposals for each of collective efforts of a range the northern part of this area lies western edge of the reservoir these areas are designed to address of partners, stakeholders and in improving existing and creating consider options for improving public the issues identified above and are landowners. new access links into and between access and recreational use of land based on the Authority’s adopted sites such as Gunpowder Park and adjoining Ponders End. (July 2010) guiding principles for the • Regional Value – assessing Rammey Marsh which connect to the future development and management the range of benefits that any River Lee Country Park to the north. of the Regional Park. These are: particular facility or activity within The provision of the Lee Valley the Park delivers to the people of Pathway on the eastern side of the Essex, Hertfordshire and London. Park will link together sites behind Sewardstone Road providing direct • Multi-function and synergy – access from the campsite connecting developing proposals which can with Gilwell Lane and other routes be used to harness competing into Epping Forest. The waterways demands. are also a key resource for visitors and connections from west to east • Flexibility – the design and between the towpath and the Lee management of facilities and Valley Pathway will be strengthened. open spaces of the Park in a way which responds to changing Gunpowder Park, Rammey Marsh needs and demands and smaller sites such as Swan and Pike Pool and Ponders End offer • Environmental Sustainability the visitor a rich nature and heritage – recognising that the experience, and have the potential ongoing planning, design and to accommodate a range of other management of the Park must active recreational and educational be underpinned by principles activities. of sustainable management and development and take full Visitor facilities at Myddelton House account of the need to mitigate have been greatly enhanced over the and adapt to impacts of climate last few years and there is scope to change. invest further in this key visitor node. Proposals are focused on opening • Engagement – engagement with up more of the site to visitors, a wide range of organisations, showcasing the growing of heritage user groups and community plant varieties in the gardens groups is fundamental to the and best practice in sustainable successful management and gardening. development of the Park.

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This Document

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Swatches Tints (100% – 10%) Hatches Lines Line Styles Line Styles This (A3 to then scale) (Appearing in publication) Area 5 has been divided into five Document sub-areas 5.A.1 to 5.A.5 and these sub divisions are shown on the map Area Proposals January 2013 Guide to Sub-areas page 13.

The sub divisions largely reflect existing and potential visitor use and landownership, current and future management and important national Park Development and local designations e.g. King Framework Area Proposals for Lee Valley George V Reservoir SSSI. Regional Park

January 2013 The Park wide Adopted Thematic Proposals have been translated onto six area based maps, one representing each theme. These Sub-area Proposals Thematic Drawings provide a graphical interpretation Guide to sub-areas Baseline Proposals

of the relevant area wide proposals Lee Valley Lee Valley Regional Regional Park Park Park Development Framework Park Development Framework King George V Reservoir to Rammey Marsh King George V Reservoir to Rammey Marsh

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5.A.1 Visitors support habitat provision for water vole. Habitat creation to support Ponders End and Lea Valley Road Work with the London Borough ecological connectivity along the of Enfield, Thames Water and Lee Navigation south through to other stakeholders to deliver Ponders End Lake. Improve existing waterside visitor facilities as part grassland with introduction of native of the Ponders End Waterfront wild flower meadow species. development and establish the area as a visitor hub. Explore Work with stakeholders to provide opportunities to expand the an outdoor classroom, new footpath range of visitor facilities based and nature trails on land south of the around the Navigation Inn with the road. refurbishment of adjacent vacant buildings. Community

Support the provision of new Explore with the London Borough of pedestrian access into the area with Enfield the proposal for a City Farm well designed signage to attract on land north of Lea Valley Road visitors from Lea Valley Road, and its potential to build on and link and from residential and business into the existing small scale grazing communities to the west. Support initiative operating on land between improvements to the Lea Valley the waterways of the River Lea or Road underpass. Lee. The City Farm to be developed to support learning opportunities for Opportunities for cycle hire facilities school children. 5.A.1 to be pursued. Landscape and Heritage On the Lea Valley Road, gateway features at either end to be combined with traffic calming, Landscape character to be improved the setting back of fencing and and strengthened through habitat the creation of broad pedestrian creation and restoration, screening boulevards to be linked to the of roads in particular the unattractive Lea Valley Walk and the Pathway and harsh edge created by Wharf Corridor. Road and Mollison Avenue/Meridian Way and improvements to Lea Sport and Recreation Valley Road including structure planting.

Support proposals for increasing the Support the protection and recreational use of the waterways maintenance of buildings of heritage including canoe hire and associated value. The heritage value of the public facilities. Opportunities for listed flour mill and its setting to be angling and hire of fishing equipment preserved. The openness of the to be explored. adjoining water meadows, pond and water channels to be protected Design new public open spaces for and restored as a tranquil riverside informal recreational use. wildlife habitat with controlled access for informal recreation and nature Biodiversity study.

Support river restoration and Environment wildlife habitat creation on land south of Lea Valley Road and Work with the Environment Agency on the existing water meadows and other stakeholders to restore to establish improved wetland water and overflow channels and habitat and new wildlife pond and enhance water quality.

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5.A.2 Visitors Biodiversity Environment

Enfield Lock, King George V Reservoir Water recreation and waterside King George V Reservoir to be Recognise operational needs of and margins activities along the towpath to protected as a nationally important Thames Water to access land continue to be developed with visitor wintering, moulting and feeding site for operational and investment facilities enhanced at the existing for waterbirds. Support Thames purposes. focal points around Enfield Lock and Water’s management of the site to Swan and Pike Pool. improve the reservoirs existing state Support ongoing improvements to from ‘unfavourable recovering’ to water quality to enhance ecological Existing east west pedestrian ‘favourable’ as required by Natural conditions and recreational use of and cycle links to be protected England. the water and waterside open space. and enhanced as they pass between the Enfield Lock area and Explore options for the installation of Explore with stakeholders the Gunpowder Park and Sewardstone a viewing tower hide positioned on feasibility of using the River Lee area. Pedestrian links connecting land adjoining the north east corner Navigation for water transport, residential and employment areas of the reservoir embankment to aid alongside its recreational role and into the Park along its western bird watching and provide views taking account of its ecological boundary to be improved and across the reservoir. value. clearly signed. Support access improvements alongside Turkey Habitat improvements to be 5.A.2 Brook and Mossups Creek that encouraged along reservoir connect through to the Park and the embankments, for example Lee Valley Walk. through the planting of species rich grassland that supports a wide Sport and Recreation variety of invertebrates and birds and that meet Thames Water’s operational and safety requirements. Recreational and sporting use of open spaces adjacent to Mollison Avenue to be supported Community

The open character and nature Explore opportunities to expand and conservation value of land south of develop volunteer activities linked Swan and Pike Pool to be protected to the ecological and waterside and enhanced for informal recreation heritage interests.

Work with Thames Water, the Landscape and Heritage King George V Sailing Club and other stakeholders to improve Work with stakeholders to invest in and diversify existing watersports landscape improvements and land provision and activities on the South management to improve areas of Basin, including new built facilities fragmented landscape character incorporating teaching and social adjacent to the reservoir, and soften activities. Any built facilities and new harsh visually detracting edges to activities would need to be located the Park adjacent to industrial areas and operated without detriment to along its western boundary. the reservoirs designation as an SSSI, its green belt designation and Open space adjacent to Mollison take account of Thames Water’s Avenue to be protected and operational and safety requirements. enhanced to establish both a positive entrance into the Regional Park and a north-south link to the rest of the Park.

Waterway heritage features and buildings to be conserved and enhanced as an integral part of continuing environmental and access improvements.

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5.A.3 Visitors within farm land at Picks Farm west Community Environment of Sewardstone Road. Gunpowder Park & Sewardstone Enhance current visitor facilities at Develop the use of existing paths Support sustainable management of Gunpowder Park to create a visitor Gilwell Lane to be maintained and spaces for informal training land at Gunpowder Park as part of hub and provide the core range and promoted as a bridle path (time trials over marked distances the Authority’s farm operations and of services including refreshment and connecting route between the for example) and healthy walking to benefit wildlife within the wider facilities, an indoor public visitor Regional Park and Epping Forest through the introduction of signage area. space and Park information point. at key points and promotional Facilities should be of a flexible Sport and Recreation information. The Authority will resist further design to cater for both the informal infill on underused sites within the visitor and those participating in Encourage informal recreation and Support events, arts and community Regional Park. These sites should events and organized activities. sporting activities such as walking, learning activities at Gunpowder be returned to Park related use. 5.A.3 running, cycling, angling, horse Park within the events site and Work with stakeholders to improve riding and nature study throughout where disturbance to wildlife and Sites in horticultural and agricultural signage and the promotion of the area by the improvement of habitats can be minimised. use that lie between the reservoirs pedestrian links into Gunpowder existing and the provision of new and Sewardstone Road to be Park from Enfield Island. facilities Landscape and Heritage enhanced with careful screening of the potentially negative impacts of Promote and continue improving buildings and other features. In the Use of Gunpowder Park for running The open character and rural visitor accommodation at the Lee longer term, structures and uses and cycle-cross training and events valley setting of this area to be Valley Campsite Sewardstone which have a detrimental impact to be supported providing these are safeguarded and the existing under a phased programme of on recreational use, the openness operated with regard to the on site agricultural, grassland, wetland, enhancement and development of of the area and on views across nature conservation interest. and woodland habitats to be new facilities, for example camping the valley to be removed, including protected and managed to improve pods and cabins. through the use of the Authority’s Biodiversity ecological diversity and interest. land purchasing powers if necessary. The reinstatement of hedges and Work with local bus operators to the creation and enhancement of improve bus services to Gunpowder Gunpowder Park, Sewardstone woodlands to be undertaken where Park, linking to other visitor facilities Marsh and Patty Pool Mead to this will strengthen landscape further to the south for example the be managed and enhanced as a character. Lee Valley Campsite. key access to nature site. Habitat improvements to be undertaken Extensive views out over the Work with stakeholders to deliver a throughout. Regional Park from Sewardstone shared pedestrian and cycle route Road and views from the hill top through the various open spaces Existing wet woodland habitats panorama which lies within farm east of the King George V Reservoir at Osier Marsh and Sewardstone land west of Sewardstone Road as a continuation of the Lee Valley Marsh to be managed to maintain to be protected. Views of the Pathway, the National Cycle Network and expand their special wildlife rural valley sides to the east to be Route 1 which passes through interest. Enhance visitor access by safeguarded with improvements Gunpowder Park. extending boardwalks and improving interpretation. Management of sought to enhance their landscape quality. The importance of the Connections between the existing farmland to include plant mixes that Rural Valley Sides as a component and future sections of the Lee Valley target specific wildlife groups for of the landscape character of the Pathway and public footpaths, example invertebrates and birds. Park to be protected from further including the London Outer Orbital Floodplain grassland and fen habitat encroachment. Path to be protected and enhanced to be enhanced on Sewardstone to strengthen links through to both Marsh and the wet grassland habitat Work with stakeholders to protect, the western and eastern sides of of Patty Pool Mead to be improved enhance and celebrate heritage the Regional Park. Connections with to provide nesting opportunities for within this area of the Park. paths and bridleways outside the breeding waders. Opportunities for a heritage themed Regional Park to be protected and trail within this area and joint promoted. Access into sensitive New nature trail to be incorporated promotional activity to be explored, wildlife areas to be designed to into the Pathway route as it runs for example linking Gunpowder Park avoid disturbance to habitats. south through land east of the King George V Reservoir, including a trail with the Enfield Lock Conservation Area, heritage resources on Enfield Explore opportunities to create an link into the Sewardstone campsite. Island and heritage attractions to information and viewing point over the north at Waltham Abbey and the Park from the hill top which lies Gunpowder Mills.

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5.A.4 Visitors habitat management to encourage Environment wildflowers. Land between the Rammey Marsh East & West Maintain and enhance existing Rammey Marsh Flood Relief Opportunities for commercial honey pedestrian and cycle routes, both Channel and River Lee Navigation production with installation of bee those providing local connections to be enhanced for wildlife and the hives on the Marsh to be explored. and those forming part of Park- ecological value of the waterways wide strategic routes. Highlight and protected. Undertake further work with the promote circular routes. Environment Agency to improve 5.A.4 Community conditions on the Small River Lea. Options for new and/or reinstatement of pedestrian bridge Local events use and activities on Work with the Canal and River Trust links over the Rammey Marsh Flood Rammey Marsh to be supported. to ensure established moorings Relief Channel and Lee Navigation Opportunities for increased volunteer at Rammey Marsh Lock are well to be considered to open up public activity and educational use of maintained and accessible to access between Rammey Marsh Rammey Marsh to be explored. recreational boaters. and Gunpowder Park to the east. Explore options for a large scale art Work with the Canal and River Trust installation adjacent to the M25 to and other stakeholders to enhance promote and celebrate the Regional the towpath under the M25 as a key Park link between Rammey Marsh and Town Mead. Options to include a Landscape and Heritage lighting, planting and an art scheme.

Sport and Recreation The open and green character of the area as a whole to be protected and views into the Park and out to Explore opportunities with the east safeguarded. Landscape stakeholders for the provision of quality throughout to be improved recreation and leisure facilities on with a focus on investment to Rammey Marsh West, for example enhance and integrate poor quality a BMX facility. Informal recreational and degraded landscape south use to be supported and encouraged of the M25 in order to establish a across both Rammey Marsh more attractive character and visual East and West, co-ordinated with structure to the land. All landscape measures to create habitats and works to conserve and enhance improve access to nature. habitats of special interest and support sympathetic habitat creation Biodiversity and management.

Enhance and promote Rammey Work with stakeholders to achieve Marsh East as an access to the integration and enhancement nature site. Undertake habitat of open space south of Mollison improvements throughout in Avenue, and improvements to association with sensitively designed the edges of the Marsh with the and located public access. screening of intrusive structures such as road and rail routes, Rammey Marsh East to be managed industrial and development sites to as a site of special biodiversity the west and south. interest focused on habitat enhancement for invertebrates, water voles and orchids. This will include grassland restoration, scrub removal, ditch management, and enhancement of the Small River Lea. Grazing on Rammey Marsh west to be controlled with

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5.A.5 Visitors Community

Myddelton House & Gardens Investment in Myddelton House and Support increased volunteer activity Gardens as a key visitor node to within Myddelton House Gardens continue focused on restoring the and the development of skills and historic gardens and maintaining and learning opportunities. Work with enhancing visitor access throughout. local interest groups on future management and enhancement of 5.A.5 Investigate the potential to restore the site. the remaining stable block buildings as part of the existing Myddelton Work closely with the Spurs House visitor attraction. Expansion Community Foundation to explore of the visitor centre and museum, opportunities for the funding of café and a shop are potential volunteer/gardening apprenticeships options. based at Myddelton House Gardens.

The gardens to continue to Landscape and Heritage be managed in the “ethos” of E. A. Bowles allowing further Restoration of the grade II registered developments to take place, landscape, and historic garden, horticultural experimentation to associated buildings, artefacts and continue and the management horticultural structures to continue in plans to be adapted to any changes accordance with the Conservation in climate, economics or visitor Management Plan. requirements. Work with the Forty Hall estate to Sport and Recreation restore the bridges and re-open paths to connect Myddelton House Ensure sports development and to the wider landscape. training on land of the Tottenham Hotspur Academy supports broader Environment community development goals, including education and health. Explore with stakeholders options and best practice for water Biodiversity conservation and use, measures to deal with the impact of climate Adopt management techniques change and any activities required which will conserve and enhance to support the future sustainability of the range and diversity of habitats, the gardens respecting the design intentions of the historic landscape features. Continue to manage the kitchen Prioritise areas where there is garden for the public and as known continuity of habitat and a demonstration of growing therefore significance in relation heritage varieties, undertaking to the designed landscape. For experimentation and realizing the example, ancient trees, hedgerows, historical significance of the kitchen ditches and pasture. garden.

Provide habitats for specific species e.g. stag beetles, some birds, pond invertebrates, where these can be accommodated within the overall management strategy.

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Thematic Drawings

Area 5 Proposals The Waterlands: King George V Reservoir to Rammey Marsh

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Thematic Baseline 1:30,000 Visitors

Enfield Enfield Lock Station The Baker's Arms The Greyhound Baseline Information

Access to Park The Plough (eq Pedestrian Access to Park

Visitors Facilities

!5 Picnic Sites IA Car Park  Public Houses "ý Cafes ÆQ Camping and Caravaning I* Public Toilets I< Town Centre/Shops ¸! Information Point

Routes Lea Valley Walk London Loop Lee Valley Campsite - Sewardstone Cycle Route National Cycle Network Link National Cycle Network Route Public Footpaths

Extent of Proposal Area 5 LVRPA Boundary

King George V Reservoir

The Navigation Inn

Ponders End Station Gilwell Lane

0 250 500 1:30,000 m

The Royal Oak 1:15,000@A3

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Gunpowder Park Thematic Proposal Visitors

1:20,000 The Baker's Arms Identity & Brand Enfield Lock Station i Information Signs to Visually link with Flour Mills Enfield S Improve Signage Within Enfield Island to Guide Visitors into the The Plough Park µ ´ ´ µ Enhance & Promote Links

Access for All ç 3-Way Pedestrian Bridge ç Proposed Foot & Cycle Bridge Gated Ramp Access Routes

½ Foot & Cycle Paths to Improve Access into Ponders End Site Lea Valley Walk Lee Valley Pathway & National Cycle Network Link Proposed Path Extension & Boardwalk Small Lea Path Connecting To Turkey Brook Path Lee Valley Foot & Cycle Path Brimsdown Station Campsite National Cycle Network Route

Visitor Facilities Z Enhanced Visitor Hub at Gunpowder Park v Enhance Visitor Facilities # Enhance Visitor Accomodation at Lee Valley Campsite !« Improve Recreational Moorings 0 Marina King George V Reservoir Small Scale Public Facilities e.g. signage, seating, toilets  Public Space Enhancing Visibility of Royal Small Arms Factory !ý Cafe

C City Farm !*I Public Toilets The Navigation Inn Public Space Improvements & Viewing Tower

Extent of Proposal Area 5 Gilwell Lane LVRPA Boundary

0 250 500 m

The Royal Oak 1:15,000@A3

1:40,000 Crown Copyright and Database Rights 2013 Ordnance Survey 100019982. 89:|89:| EB1504

89:| Holdbrook Lee Valley Regional Park 89:| Park Development Rammey Marsh 89:| ParkFramework Development Painters Lane 89:| Open Space Framework The Waterlands: KingWalthamstow George V Wetlands Reservoir to Area 5 Enfield Model toTottenham Rammey MarshesMarsh Flying Club Myddelton House & Gardens KingTo be read George in conjunction V Reservoir with the 89:| Area 35 Proposals Consolidated proposals by sub-area. Gunpowder Park

Tottenham Hotspurs Training Ground "ù 89:| 89:| 89:| Thematic Baseline Sport and Recreation 1:30,000 89:| "ù89:| Warwick Fields Open Space 89:| 89:| Baseline Information 89:| Soham Road Recreation Ground

Recreation & Leisure

!E Running & Cycling Events Prince of Wales Field Location 89:| !5 Picnic Site QÆ Camping & Caravan Site 89:| Playground R& ¸ Information Point "ù Activity Point 89:| ! Mooring !¤ Sailing I* Public Toilets !¢ Water Sports Club Angling Sites Sailing Club Lake

Routes Lee Valley Campsite London Loop Lea Valley Walk National Cycle Network Route National Cycle Network Link

King George V Cycle Route Reservoir

LVRPA Boundary Extent of Proposal Area 5 89:| 89:|

89:| ¸ 89:| ! 89:| Lee Valley! Pitch and Putt 89:| 89:| R& 

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! !¤ !¢ 89:| 89:| Lee Valley Camping 89:| 89:| & Caravan Park  R&

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1:20,000 Land Based Recreation & Leisure Warwick Fields Open Space R Enhance Informal Recreation & Sporting Opportunities within Gunpowder Park 89:| O Intensify Usage Of Open Space 89:| (Mini Golf/ Picnic Site/Adventure Prince of Wales Field Playground) Recreational use of Space Adjoining the Reservoir in the South West Corner Opportunity Site for Land Based Recreation & Leisure (e.g. BMX) Lea Valley Walk Lee Valley Pathway National Cycle Network Link 89:| National Cycle Network Route

Water Based Recreation & Leisure

H Hire Centre (Canoe/Cycle/Fishing Equipment) Improve Recreational Moorings â! King George's Sailing Club - Development of New Sailing & Lee Valley Water Sports Facilities, Sailing Campsite to Continue on South Basin h Ponders End Island Boat Marina (Open Land to East of River Lee to Public Access) Flat Water Canoe Trail Sailing

Sports Development King George V Reservoir  Sports Development & Training on land of Tottenham Hotspurs Academy to Support Broader Community Development, Education & Health Goals Lee Valley Pitch and Putt

LVRPA Boundary Extent of Proposal Area 5

King George Sailing Club Gilwell Lane

Drysdale Park 0 250 500 m

Lee Valley Golf Course 1:15,000@A3

Chingford Rugby Club 1:40,000 Crown Copyright and Database Rights 2013 Ordnance Survey 100019982.

Lee Valley Camping & Caravan Park

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Gilwell Lane Lee Valley Regional Park Park Development ParkFramework Development 1:50,000 Framework The Waterlands: Rammey Marsh AreaKingWalthamstow 5George V Wetlands Reservoir to Myddelton House & Gardens toTottenham Rammey MarshesMarsh KingTo be read George in conjunction V Reservoir with the Area 35 Proposals Consolidated proposals by sub-area.

Forty Hall Thematic Baseline Park & Estate 1:20,000 Gunpowder Park Biodiversity

Baseline Information

Flora and Fauna L Bat Hibernacula Prince of Wales Field !Æ Bird Hide Special Areas of Conservation Sites of Special Scientific Interest

Local Designations GLA Area of Metropolitan Importance GLA Area of Local Importance GLA Borough Importance Site (Grade 2)

Access to Nature ; Existing Sites Offering Access to Nature

Site Unit Conditions Unfavourable Recovering

LVRPA boundary Extent of Proposal Area 5

Sewardstone Road Rough King George V Reservoir

Epping Forest

0 250 500 m

1:15,000@A3

Crown Copyright and Database Rights 2013 Ordnance Survey 100019982. EB1504

Lee ValleyValley Regional Park Park Development ParkFramework Development Framework The Waterlands: AreaKingWalthamstow 5George V Wetlands Reservoir to toTottenham Rammey MarshesMarsh Myddelton House & Gardens KingTo be read George in conjunction V Reservoir with the Rammey Marsh Area 35 Proposals Consolidated proposals by sub-area.

Thematic Proposals Gunpowder Park Biodiversity Forty Hall Park & Estate 1:20,000 Access to Nature

N Access to Nature

V Enhanced Access to Nature Opportunity -Potential Viewing Tower Enhance Footpath Access Prince of Wales Field (NatureTrail)

Flora & Fauna

!X Extend Boardwalk over Wet Woodland

\ Grassland Management for Invertebrates & Ground Nesting Birds

I Habitat Improvement

 Improvements for Waders

Knight's Pits (Reverting to Natural) Meadow Cuts to Encourage Diversity of Grassland Mix (Invertebrate Focus)

C Plant Bird Mixes/Nature Crops

W Water Meadow & Boardwalk

Bankside Enhancements Enhance Ditch for Water Voles Structure Planting Enhance Wet Woodland Grassland Restoration & Ditch Management King George V Reservoir Sewardstone Road Rough Potential to be Planted up as Species Rich Grassland Relax Grazing & Encourage Wildflowers Scrub Removal Wildflower Meadow & Woodland Edge/River Restoration & Wildlife Pond

LVRPA Boundary Extent of Proposal Area 5

Gilwell Lane Epping Forest

0 250 500 m

1:15,000@A3

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Monument

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Enfield Island Baseline Information ! Museum

!L Metal Hide Art and Culture " Art, Cultural, Entertainment Venue v Facilities !L Art Installation ! Museum School/Nursery e Education Site L Learning Zone v Volunteer Area Event Site Allotment

LVRPA Boundary Extent of Proposal Area 5

Gilwell Park " e

King George V Reservoir

Gilwell Lane

0 250 500 v m

v 1:15,000 @A3

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e Lee Valley Athletics Centre Lee Valley Golf Course

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Lee Valley Regional Park Park Development ParkFramework Development Framework The Waterlands: AreaKingWalthamstow 5George V Wetlands Reservoir to Myddelton House & Gardens toTottenham Rammey MarshesMarsh KingTo be read George in conjunction V Reservoir with the Area 35 Proposals Consolidated proposals by sub-area. Gunpowder Park Mounds

Thematic Proposal Community 1:20,000

Events & Learning

V Development and Expansion of Volunteer Activities L Development and Expansion of Metal Hide Learning Activities Maintain & Enhance Gardens for Events Use C Outdoor Classroom Event Site

Health ½ Foot & Cycle Path  Community Allotment Gardens Promote 'Health Walks' Foot & Cycle Path Public Space Improvements & Viewing Tower

Art  Large Scale Art Installation

Extent of Proposal Area 5 LVRPA Boundary

Gilwell Park

King George V Reservoir

Gilwell Lane

0 250 500 m

1:15,000 @A3

1:40,000 Crown Copyright and Database Rights 2013 Ordnance Survey 100019982.

Lee Valley Athletics Centre Lee Valley Golf Course

William Girling Reservoir EB1504

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New River

Ermine Street

Thematic Baseline Forty Hall 1:20,000 Second World Landscape and Heritage War Pillboxes

Enfield Lock Station Baseline Information Machine Shop Royal Small Arms Factory Landscape kq Landscape Gateway M+ Existing Landmarks !!f Bridges

Retort House & King George Pumping Netherhouse Farmhouse Heritage Station Pump House  Enfield Lock Interpretation Boards Sluice Gates & Water Tower House Flanking Walls ² Listed Building

LondonAnd Weir " National Record Of Historic Cambridge Railway Environment (AMIE Monument) National Record Of Historic

Environment (AMIE Linear Feature)

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i Environment (AMIE Area)

a R N River Lee Navigation Luthers Conservation Areas Registered Historic Parks and Gardens Brimsdown Station Extent of Proposal Area 5 Sewardstone Lodge LVRPA Boundary

A significant part of the Regional Park is covered by Archaeological Priority Area/Zone status.

The White House

Gilwell Farmhouse King George V Reservoir

Ponders End Former Well Station Flour Mills

Ponders End Station

Gilwell Lane

0 250 500 m

1:15,000 @A3 1:30,000

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Thematic Proposals Landscape and Heritage

1:20,000 Landscape

Enfield Lock Station B Important Bridges Over Water Machine Shop Courses To Be Retained/ Refurbished  Important Entrance Into Park/ Possible Gateways Green Visually Attractive Edge To Be Protected Harsh Visually Detracting Edge/ Investment Area Retort House & Important Views Into Park King George Pumping ! ! Station Netherhouse Farmhouse Significant Physical/Visual Pump Barriers/Linkage Opportunities House µ´ Views into Lee Valley Regional Park Water Tower House Weir Sluice Gates & E The Evolution Bridge Flanking Walls (connections over railway tracks) Structure Planting Public Space & Habitat Improvements Public Space Improvements & Viewing Tower Luthers Watermeadow With Boardwalks & Bird Hides Borrowed Landscape Character - Brimsdown landscape character outside the Station park contributing to valley image Sewardstone Lodge Landscape Enhancement Area - mixture of strong and weaker landscape character requiring enhancement through design/ management Landscape Investment Area - fragmented landscape character in need of major investment Landscape Conservation Area - strong landscape character to be King George V Reservoir protected

Heritage ▲ Space Enhancing Visibility of Royal Small Arms Factory & Reservoirs Old River Course Interpretation Ponders End Flour Mills Boards " Enhance & Protect Heritage Proposed Heritage Trail Linking Ponders End Flour Mills, Enfield Lock, Gunpowder Park Through to Waltham Abbey Gilwell Lane

LVRPA boundary Extent of Proposal Area 5

0 250 500 m

Main map 1:15,000 @A3

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Lee Valley Regional Park Park Development FrameworkPark Development Framework The Waterlands: KingWalthamstowArea 5George V Wetlands Reservoir to toTottenham Rammey MarshesMarsh Myddelton House & Gardens ToKing be read George in conjunction V Reservoir with the Area 35 Proposals Consolidated proposals by sub-area.

Thematic Baseline 1:20,000 Environment

Baseline Information

Facilities and Land

C Monitored Containment Cell ! Pylon !! Powerlines Glasshouses Agriculture Substation Site Flood Risk Flood Zone 2 - Between a 1 in 100 and 1 in 1000 Annual Probability of River Flooding (1%- 0.1%) Flood Zone 3 - 1 in 100 or Greater Annual Probability of River Flooding (>1%) *Source: EA Flood Risk Assessment Guidance Note 3* Water Reservoirs (Potable Water Supply) River Lee Navigation

LVRPA Boundary Extent of Proposal Area 5

King George V Reservoir

Gilwell Lane

0 250 500 William Girling Reservoir m

1:15,000@A3 1:35,000 Crown Copyright and Database Rights 2013 Ordnance Survey 100019982. EB1504

LeeLee ValleyValley RegionalRegional ParkPark Park Development FrameworkPark Development Framework The Waterlands: KingWalthamstowArea 5George V Wetlands Reservoir to toTottenham Rammey MarshesMarsh Myddelton House & Gardens ToKing be read George in conjunction V Reservoir with the Area 35 Proposals Consolidated proposals by sub-area. Rammey Marsh Gunpowder Park

Thematic Proposals Environment

1:20,000 Water m" Water Monitoring Dredging & Reinstating of Swan & Pike Wier Pool Water Supply - Management of Reservoirs Restore Overflow Channel Water Management Area

Production

B Bees - Potential Food Production (Explore Options to Install Beehives) ! Community Allotments

F Small Scale Farming Initiative Support Small Scale Food Production at Myddelton House Gardens

Land

C Commercial Crop/Biodiversity Related Crop Agriculture

Extent of Proposal Area 5 LVRPA Boundary

King George V Reservoir

Gilwell Lane

0 250 500 William Girling Reservoir m

1:15,000@A3

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Lee Valley Regional Park Authority Myddelton House Bulls Cross Enfield Middlesex EN2 9HG

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