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Patna Patna Development Opportunities the Village of Patna, Population 2,179 in 2001, Is an Patna 1 Example of a Public Sector Housing Estate Located in an N Patna Patna Development Opportunities The village of Patna, population 2,179 in 2001, is an Patna 1 example of a public sector housing estate located in an N Residential development of the following sites will be attractive rural setting on the banks of the River Doon. 242500E supported by the Council: Not to Scale T N E Patna has experienced limited pressure for residential C S E R C K N A development, with an average of only one house Site Ref Location Capacity Area (ha) B N O O completion per annum taking place over the last 7 D (i) 090H Carnshalloch Avenue 7 0.77 Patna years. Nevertheless, Patna has been identified in the (ii) 350H Cemetery Road 4 0.19 Ayrshire Joint Structure Plan as a settlement with (iii) 351H* Carskeogh Caravan Site significant development opportunities and a realistic See Note (i) 160 11.7 supply of housing land has been identified in the local plan to accommodate an appropriate level of residential development which reflects this provision. Key * Partial Greenfield Release Patna is provided with a handful of shops serving the Note day to day needs of the local community and the (i) The Council will require any developer of site village also contains essential community and other 351H to submit a Transport Assessment in facilities to meet local requirements, including a E respect of any detailed development proposals ID LS primary school, community centre, games hall, library IL for the site, identifying the transport effects of the and local office. Outdoor public sporting, leisure and proposal and the sustainable transport measures recreational facilities comprise the recreation ground to be introduced to cater for the travel needs 242000E T N E C L S L E I R H and playing fields at Whitehill Avenue, a Multi Use C R E S C H R R E I S C I E E K N T T associated with the development. L E I N 352B W N E I Games Area and an attractive, centrally located area I V E K U N S VOE A C N RA A U E H D V M I of maintained amenity open space running alongside L L A R D Patna 2 O C D LTA H PR E A L K E I W U N N E E E A V A E T M S H S N the River Doon. A 9 hole golf course is also located on R A B DE The Council will safeguard the following site for SI LL the edge of the settlement. HI E continuing industrial use and as a preferred area to N C OA TL SP E I N MBDUIE IEW DRU RIVE With the exception of the existing BDF Healthcare Ltd. which new industrial and business development ER V W RIV O D I Factory unit at Ayr Road, there is no other industrial T will be directed: ER N T E TO U IES N ELL E J NV presence within Patna itself. Land is available to the EAI LM KI north of the factory premises to allow for the Site Ref Location Area (ha) E E U U N H N EC V E (i) 352B Hillside 1.73 O O 3 AL expansion of the factory premises or for new industrial V 1 C L 7 D A A A R A O H R A YR S A H N 3 1 L R 7 A A development in the area, should this be required. A C D Patna Proposals E A Community Environmental Improvement Action NU E EAYV AN BL E E NU U N Plan (CEIAP) for Patna has been prepared by the E V A N N E Prop 67 E A 351H 351H V D I N A S N Council following a period of community consultation. N E O V O E L D NU A LVLE D Work already carried out under this plan comprises The Council will co-ordinate and facilitate an HAI improved signage to shopping and community Environmental Improvement Action Plan for Patna, UE N EN O I AV T the settlement having been identified as a priority 241500E facilities, car parking improvements at the shops at A T N A L Dalvennan Avenue, a woodland management scheme community in the Regeneration Outcome Agreement P Ayrshire Council. 100023409. on the west side of Carnshalloch Avenue and the of the Council’s Community Plan. Specific, individual formation of a disabled access ramp leading to the improvement projects will continue to be T E E R T E implemented following full community consultation NS IV River Doon footpath from Main Street. A list of other I R A D ILL M EH HIT priority projects has been identified and these projects and engagement, as resources allow. W 090H L A H S will be implemented as resources become available. N AR C Patna is, in general, adequately supplied in terms of leisure activities for all ages and abilities proportionate to its size and proximity to other settlements. However, the area would benefit from the enhancement of the local play parks at Netherhill Crescent and Carnshalloch Avenue and it is Office (c) Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. East EW VI H considered that improvements to the A713 would RT O This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with permission of on behalf the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery W DS UL HO 350H benefit all of the Doon Valley communities as a E C A L P N whole. It is intended that developer contributions will O T R E L In addition to the proposal numbers indicated in the Key Panel, in the Key numbers indicated the proposal In addition to the whole of settlement. specifically to PROP67 refers proposal L be specifically directed towards funding these U F particular initiatives. 241000E 611000N 610500N 610000N 609500N 609000N 114 EAST AYRSHIRE LOCAL PLAN 2010 Volume 3: Settlement and Rural Area Development Opportunities 115 Patna Patna Development Opportunities The village of Patna, population 2,179 in 2001, is an Patna 1 example of a public sector housing estate located in an N Residential development of the following sites will be attractive rural setting on the banks of the River Doon. 242500E supported by the Council: Not to Scale T N E Patna has experienced limited pressure for residential C S E R C K N A development, with an average of only one house Site Ref Location Capacity Area (ha) B N O O completion per annum taking place over the last 7 D (i) 090H Carnshalloch Avenue 7 0.77 Patna years. Nevertheless, Patna has been identified in the (ii) 350H Cemetery Road 4 0.19 Ayrshire Joint Structure Plan as a settlement with (iii) 351H* Carskeogh Caravan Site significant development opportunities and a realistic See Note (i) 160 11.7 supply of housing land has been identified in the local plan to accommodate an appropriate level of residential development which reflects this provision. Key * Partial Greenfield Release Patna is provided with a handful of shops serving the Note day to day needs of the local community and the (i) The Council will require any developer of site village also contains essential community and other 351H to submit a Transport Assessment in facilities to meet local requirements, including a E respect of any detailed development proposals ID LS primary school, community centre, games hall, library IL for the site, identifying the transport effects of the and local office. Outdoor public sporting, leisure and proposal and the sustainable transport measures recreational facilities comprise the recreation ground to be introduced to cater for the travel needs 242000E T N E C L S L E I R H and playing fields at Whitehill Avenue, a Multi Use C R E S C H R R E I S C I E E K N T T associated with the development. L E I N 352B W N E I Games Area and an attractive, centrally located area I V E K U N S VOE A C N RA A U E H D V M I of maintained amenity open space running alongside L L A R D Patna 2 O C D LTA H PR E A L K E I W U N N E E E A V A E T M S H S N the River Doon. A 9 hole golf course is also located on R A B DE The Council will safeguard the following site for SI LL the edge of the settlement. HI E continuing industrial use and as a preferred area to N C OA TL SP E I N MBDUIE IEW DRU RIVE With the exception of the existing BDF Healthcare Ltd. which new industrial and business development ER V W RIV O D I Factory unit at Ayr Road, there is no other industrial T will be directed: ER N T E TO U IES N ELL E J NV presence within Patna itself. Land is available to the EAI LM KI north of the factory premises to allow for the Site Ref Location Area (ha) E E U U N H N EC V E (i) 352B Hillside 1.73 O O 3 AL expansion of the factory premises or for new industrial V 1 C L 7 D A A A R A O H R A YR S A H N 3 1 L R 7 A A development in the area, should this be required.
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