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Halifax Bus Station Exhibition Boards 1. Halifax bus station Welcome to this event about our proposals for the redevelopment of Halifax bus station. The purpose of this event is to provide you with an opportunity to find out more and comment on our proposals. Halifax Bus Station redevelopment West Yorkshire Combined Authority is working in partnership with Calderdale Council to develop proposals for a new £15.4m bus station on the existing site in Halifax town centre. The redeveloped bus station will be more accessible and comfortable, with improved capacity and efficiency. This means it will be able to handle more buses and more passengers, encouraging more people to travel sustainably across the region. The following boards explain our proposals for the bus station in more detail. About the West Yorkshire Combined Authority 3 We work in partnership with local councils and businesses to ensure that everyone in our region benefits from a strong, successful economy and a modern, accessible transport network. 1 Purpose of this consultation 2 The feedback received through this consultation will feed into our emerging designs and delivery plan. In particular, it will: • inform the detailed design; and 5 • inform the detailed planning application. 7 6 Have your say To have your say on our proposals, fill out an online feedback form or complete a paper feedback form. Paper forms can be requested using the below contact 8 details. Completed forms can be returned at events, via email or post. 4 Online: www.yourvoice.westyorks-ca.gov.uk/HBS Email: [email protected] Post: Freepost CONSULTATION TEAM (WYCA) 1 Halifax Town Hall 3 Dean Clough 5 Halifax Bus Station 7 Trinity Sixth Form Centre Phone: 0113 245 7676 (MetroLine) 2 Broad Street Plaza 4 Sainsbury’s 6 Northgate House 8 Woolshops 2. Role of Halifax Bus Station Halifax bus station is an important transport hub and gateway into Halifax town centre, providing key connections for residents, workers, students and visitors to access employment, training, education, leisure and other essential services. Each day, Halifax bus station handles nearly 800 bus movements and serves The images below show the facilities in the current bus station alongside those in other West Yorkshire bus approximately 15,000 bus users. stations, giving an idea of what the new bus station might look like. It is served by local and inter-urban bus services, coach services and school buses. The bus station also provides a range of customer facilities, including: Existing Proposed • Travel and ticket information • Cash point • Ticket sales • Staff and bus operator accommodation • Public toilets and facilities • Newsagent • Cycle parking Halifax bus network Existing Halifax bus station travel centre, separated from passenger concourse New Castleford bus station with central travel centre Existing Halifax bus station limited retail space New Leeds bus station improved retail opportunities Existing Halifax bus station public toilets New Leeds bus station toilet facilities 3. Proposals The project aims to deliver a modern, fit-for-purpose facility that complements the surrounding heritage, public realm and urban fabric of Halifax town centre. The redeveloped bus station will significantly improve safety, comfort, connectivity and accessibility for its users and local people. 1 Level and covered passenger 2 Retail unit and area for a Sainsbury's concourse with seating possible cafe Key Bus area Public realm and pavements Planted landscaping ER Bus station concourse ER Travel centre and staff areas Retail opportunities Public toilets Public toilets, including accessible Customer information point 3 toilet 4 Listed buildings 6 Paving to better link the Woolpack 1 and Wade Street routes Key pedestrian routes North 4 7 3 2 ER TL New passenger entrance from New passenger entrance from 5 Woolpack 6 Winding Road TL 8 ER ER ER TL ER TL TL ER TL 5 TL ER ER Additional coach stand and level Glazed roof leading onto the 7 access onto buses 8 passenger concourse, bringing natural light into the building Royal Mail Town Northgate Hall House Trinity Sixth Form Centre M&S Woolshops 0 5 10 20 30 40 50 Metres at scale 1:500 4. Benefits The project will contribute to the growth of the local economy by improving transport connectivity and linking people to jobs, training and education opportunities. It will also enable more people to travel sustainably, supporting targets for increased bus use in the region and the Combined Authority target of a zero-carbon City Region by 2038. The project’s main objectives are listed below. Improve accessibility for all users Improve safety and security • Central level concourse with all pedestrian slopes < 1:30 • Single passenger concourse, with clear visibility of all passenger areas by staff and CCTV • Level boarding of buses Existing Halifax bus station with shared bus • Separated bus and pedestrian movements to reduce hazards Existing Halifax bus station on a slope • Accessible toilet facilities to meet modern standards and passenger use o Automatic doors to bus stands and main entrances • Wayfinding for the partially sighted o Fences to encourage the use of safe routes • An additional step-free entrance via the Zion Chapel off the Woolpack • Toilet charges to deter anti-social behaviour New Castleford bus station with level access New Castleford bus station with segregated bus and pedestrian movements Benefits Growth and interchange Becoming carbon neutral • Two additional bus stands and • Weather protection for boarding This project will contribute to the Leeds City Region’s objective to be carbon neutral by 2038 by three additional bus layover bays passengers delivering: • Improved walking routes to the • Comprehensive bus information • An efficient bus station facility, which o Reduced waste Existing Halifax bus station with multiple town centre, Sixth Form Centre in a central location includes: passenger concourses and Dean Clough o Recycling • Real-time bus and rail information o The use of environmentally friendly • High-quality cycle parking • Local energy generation through solar • Improved cycling provision, building materials panels • A fully enclosed single passenger including secure bike storage and o Reduced energy use by introducing concourse, with all bus stands in new routes to the bus station from • Clean energy opportunities through the efficiency measures, including LED one place Northgate and Winding Road provision of ducting for charge points for lights and energy saving glazing electric buses and bikes New Castleford bus station with a single passenger concourse 5. West Yorkshire and Calderdale Context The redevelopment 1 3 5 7 of Halifax bus station contributes to the strategic vision of both Proposed new Halifax leisure centre and Bus-rail interchange outside Halifax Rail Piece Hall The pedestrianisation of Market Street, which swimming pool Station, linking to a new town centre bus-box will be delivered after the completion of the the West Yorkshire Halifax bus station redevelopment Combined Authority 2 4 6 and Calderdale Council. 8 ‘We want Leeds City Region to be recognised globally as a strong, successful Halifax bus station redevelopment Transformational redevelopment of Halifax Halifax Borough Market Up to 1,000 students and teachers at the new economy where everyone can build great Rail Station Halifax Trinity Sixth Form Centre businesses, careers and lives.’ West Yorkshire Combined Authority 11 1 Key: 9 vision statement West Yorkshire-plus Transport Fund Halifax Town Centre Delivery Plan 10 ‘To achieve our ambition of being Key attractions 52,000 square feet of retail and office the best Borough in the North, we’re 2 space opening in 2020 delivering economic regeneration through an unprecedented level of investment, 10 The following corridors served by the creating a place where people want to 9 Calderdale bus network will get enhanced invest, live, work, visit and study’. 8 bus reliability and punctuality: • A629 (Halifax to Huddersfield) Calderdale Council’s Next Chapter • A58/A672 (Halifax to Bradford) vision statement • A646/A6033 (Halifax – Hebden Bridge – Todmorden) (Huddersfield – Brighouse – The bus station redevelopment project 7 • A641 Bradford) will be delivered in coordination with the 3 A629 Halifax Town Centre Project. The 11 projects being delivered as part of the West 6 Yorkshire-plus Transport Fund and the Halifax 5 Town Centre Delivery Plan will complement the redevelopment of the bus station and are 4 summarised on the map to the right. Dean Clough 6. Next Steps After incorporating your feedback, we will be submitting a planning application and a Full Business Case for the redevelopment in spring 2020. Subject to our plans being approved, we intend to start construction of the scheme in spring 2021. Project timeline The timeline below illustrates progress on the scheme to date and our anticipated key future milestones. June 2015 Throughout September Winter Spring Summer Spring 2018 2018-19 2019 2019 2019-2020 2020 2020 2021 2022 Project inception Key stakeholder Preliminary Outline Business Outline Business Stakeholder and Submit a detailed Anticipated Full Temporary construction design workshops design Case submission Case approval public consultation planning Business Case arrangements (options) application approval communications complete Complete the detailed design Submit a Full Anticipated Start construction Business Case planning approval Funding Funding is included in the Transforming Cities Fund (TCF) bid to the Department for Transport. A funding decision is
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