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26-28 Hammersmith Grove, Aparthotel Proposals The way the world moves. NOTES 1. Do not scale from this drawing, work to figured dimensions only. N 2. Dimensions are in metres unless stated otherwise. ISO FULL BLEED A3 420 X 297 MM 3. For general arrangement see dwg number M000358-2-3-DR-001 & 002 By design. KEY 7.9 Bollards lowered OVERVIEW PLAN 1.5 4.4 Pumping Appliance Overall Length 7.900m Overall Width 2.500m Overall Body Height 3.300m Min Body Ground Clearance 0.140m Track Width 2.500m Lock to lock time 4.00s Kerb to Kerb Turning Radius 7.750m Extent of vehicle chassis Reverse gear LOCATION PLAN Access Forward gear FIGURE 4.1 N A 20/11/20 First issue IH JD DM DRN CHKD APRVD REV DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION / DETAILS BY BY BY CLIENT: BRITEL TRUSTEES FUND LIMITED JOB TITLE: 26-28 HAMMERSMITH GROVE DRAWING TITLE: GROUND FLOOR HOTEL DROP FIRE TENDER ACCESS TO FRONT RECEPTION SWEPT PATH ANALYSIS STATUS: FOR APPROVAL Egress DRAWING NO: REV: SCALE AT A3: M000358-2-3-TR-001 A 1:250 The way the world moves. NOTES See drawing M000358-2-3-DR-003 1. Do not scale from this drawing, work to figured for allocation of bins dimensions only. N 2. Dimensions are in metres unless stated otherwise. ISO FULL BLEED A3 420 X 297 MM Area to be kept clear at all times for Network Rail vehicle access 3. For swept path analysis see dwg numbers M000358-2-3-TR-001 to 007 By design. 8.00 KEY Indicative site boundary 6.50 Proposed Kerb Acoustic barrier OVERVIEW PLAN Low level planters/ bollards Back of house loading bay and parking bays are for office users only Proposed service road Proposed softscape 4.95 STOP Proposed footway SEE SHEET 2 Proposed front of house paving 4.90 Proposed retractable bollards Proposed blue badge bay for office use LOCATION PLAN 200mm thick green wall Relocated office parking bays FIGURE 4.2 Raised table Back of house loading bay for office use Vehicle restraint barrier Visibility view line from back of house to junction Proposed sign Zebra crossing Unloading route for back of house A 20/11/20 First issue IH JD DM Pedestrian access and DRN CHKD APRVD REV DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION / DETAILS exit route BY BY BY 01 WS 01 CH CLIENT: WS 01 BRITEL TRUSTEES CH 01 FUND LIMITED JOB TITLE: 26-28 HAMMERSMITH GROVE DRAWING TITLE: GROUND FLOOR HOTEL DROP OFF AND FORECOURT GENERAL ARRANGEMENT SHEET 1 OF 2 STATUS: FOR APPROVAL DRAWING NO: REV: SCALE AT A3: M000358-2-3-DR-001 A 1:250 The way the world moves. NOTES 1. Do not scale from this drawing, work to figured dimensions only. N 2. Dimensions are in metres unless stated otherwise. ISO FULL BLEED A3 420 X 297 MM 3. For swept path analysis see dwg numbers M000358-2-3-TR-001 to 007 By design. KEY Indicative site boundary Proposed Kerb Back of house service Acoustic barrier OVERVIEW PLAN route from loading bay 2.20 Proposed service road Proposed softscape Proposed footway Proposed front of house paving Proposed blue badge bays for guest LOCATION PLAN Back of house loading bay 3.00 10.00 for hotel use FIGURE 4.2 Double stack joster bike racks = 14 bikes Vehicle restraint barrier Unloading route for back of house 4.05 Pedestrian access and exit route Access route for cycle parking SEE SHEET 1 A 20/11/20 First issue IH JD DM DRN CHKD APRVD REV DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION / DETAILS BY BY BY CLIENT: BRITEL TRUSTEES FUND LIMITED JOB TITLE: 26-28 HAMMERSMITH GROVE DRAWING TITLE: GROUND FLOOR HOTEL DROP OFF AND FORECOURT GENERAL ARRANGEMENT SHEET 2 OF 2 STATUS: FOR APPROVAL DRAWING NO: REV: SCALE AT A3: M000358-2-3-DR-002 A 1:250 The way the world moves. NOTES Reverse manoeuvre into loading bay 1. Do not scale from this drawing, work to figured dimensions only. N 2. Dimensions are in metres unless stated otherwise. ISO FULL BLEED A3 420 X 297 MM 3. For general arrangement see dwg number Column protection required M000358-2-3-DR-001 & 002 By design. KEY 10 See general arrangement for unloading route OVERVIEW PLAN STOP 1.4 6.1 FTA Design 13/18 Tonne Rigid Vehicle (2016) Overall Length 10.000m Overall Width 2.500m Overall Body Height 3.645m Min Body Ground Clearance 0.440m Track Width 2.470m Lock to lock time 3.00s Kerb to Kerb Turning Radius 11.000m Extent of vehicle chassis Reverse gear LOCATION PLAN Access Forward gear FIGURE 4.3 N A 20/11/20 First issue IH JD DM DRN CHKD APRVD REV DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION / DETAILS BY BY BY STOP CLIENT: BRITEL TRUSTEES FUND LIMITED JOB TITLE: 26-28 HAMMERSMITH GROVE DRAWING TITLE: GROUND FLOOR HOTEL BACK OF HOUSE LOADING BAY SWEPT PATH ANALYSIS STATUS: FOR APPROVAL Egress DRAWING NO: REV: SCALE AT A3: M000358-2-3-TR-002 A 1:250 The way the world moves. NOTES 1. Do not scale from this drawing, work to figured dimensions only. N 2. Dimensions are in metres unless stated otherwise. ISO FULL BLEED A3 420 X 297 MM 3. For general arrangment see dwg number M000358-2-3-DR-001 & 002 By design. KEY Vehicle restraint barrier 5.079 Vehicles can still access blue badge bays OVERVIEW PLAN while loading bay is being occupied 0.816 3.035 Large Car (2006) Overall Length 5.079m Overall Width 1.872m Overall Body Height 1.525m Min Body Ground Clearance 0.310m Max Track Width 1.831m Lock to lock time 4.00s Kerb to Kerb Turning Radius 5.900m Extent of vehicle chassis STOP Reverse gear LOCATION PLAN Access Forward gear FIGURE 4.4 N Column protection required Vehicles can still exit blue badge bays A 20/11/20 First issue IH JD DM DRN CHKD APRVD REV DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION / DETAILS while loading bay is being occupied BY BY BY CLIENT: BRITEL TRUSTEES FUND LIMITED JOB TITLE: 26-28 HAMMERSMITH GROVE DRAWING TITLE: GROUND FLOOR HOTEL STOP BACK OF HOUSE BLUE BADGE BAYS SWEPT PATH ANALYSIS STATUS: FOR APPROVAL Egress DRAWING NO: REV: SCALE AT A3: M000358-2-3-TR-003 A 1:250 The way the world moves. NOTES 1. Do not scale from this drawing, work to figured dimensions only. Bins collected from bin stores N and loaded onto refuse truck. 2. Dimensions are in metres unless stated See drawing M000358-2-3-DR-003 otherwise. ISO FULL BLEED A3 420 X 297 MM for refuse bin numbers. 3. For general arrangment see dwg number M000358-2-3-DR-001 & 002 By design. KEY 10.595 OVERVIEW PLAN 1.665 4.215 1.385 Phoenix 2-23W (with Elite 2 6x4 chassis) Overall Length 10.595m Overall Width 2.530m Overall Body Height 3.205m Min Body Ground Clearance 0.410m STOP Track Width 2.500m Lock to lock time 4.00s Kerb to Kerb Turning Radius 9.250m Extent of vehicle chassis Reverse gear LOCATION PLAN Access Forward gear FIGURE 4.5 Loading bay can be occupied while refuse collection is taking place N STOP A 20/11/20 First issue IH JD DM DRN CHKD APRVD REV DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION / DETAILS BY BY BY CLIENT: BRITEL TRUSTEES FUND LIMITED JOB TITLE: 26-28 HAMMERSMITH GROVE DRAWING TITLE: GROUND FLOOR HOTEL BACK OF HOUSE REFUSE PICK UP SWEPT PATH ANALYSIS STATUS: FOR APPROVAL Egress DRAWING NO: REV: SCALE AT A3: M000358-2-3-TR-005 A 1:250 ISO FULL BLEED A3 420 11.14X 297 MM 10.11 IC 3.79 W N 3.77 3.80 45 DP 3.97 Soffit IC 5.73 Soffit 6.05 3.74 3.73 DP Tarmac 84 3.76 W 3.81 Soffit 5.99 112 IC 43 DP 3.74 3.83 44 3.77 W 3.80 DP Soffit 83 3.81 5.88 IC Soffit 3.76 6.16 Pipe 5.83 113 Soffit 6.05 G 11.16 82 3.70 3.73 10.10 Soffit 5.89 IC N 3.74 CCTV 114 3.78 IC Soffit Soffit G 6.77 5.84 3.82 3.74 4.09 DP IC 3.84 81 3.74 115 Soffit 6.04 3.73 3.86 Soffit 8.97 3.97 3.85 Tiles 3.95 3.83 3.87 5.89 Soffit 6.77 Soffit IC 3.97 3.77 IC IC 3.73 3.81 Soffit 8.62 W 3.84 DP 3.76 Soffit 6.27 3.84 3.84 3.95 Tarmac 3.96 3.75 3.97 Tiles Conc waste bins (compacted) Existing - 5xGeneral 5.56 3.81 5.53 3.78 3.84 3.86 3.96 5.29 5.43 Soffit 8.98 G 5.25 G 5.27 5.34 G G G 5.20 5xFood waste bin IC 3.83 IC 3.81 Tiles 3.85 (uncompacted) 3.79 IC 3.81 Soffit 8.64 4.07 3.92 Soffit 4.93 4.81 G 6.33 3.75 4.09 3.97 R R Existing office - Tarmac R 4.77 5xGeneral waste R Barrier bins (uncompacted) 4.00 Ht 1.00m 3.93 W GL DP 4.61 Gate FD 4.54 Ht 1.60m 8.62 4.06 3.84 Soffit G G G FD FD FD FD FD 4.02 4.42 4.45 4.52 DP 4.20 4.08 Drainage Channel STOP Gate Ht 1.60m IC 4.45 4.14 4.12 4.05 G G 4.31 4.44 4.26 RS IC 3.95 3.96 R Fence R R Ht 1.90m R 34 4.08 Existing office - 4xRecycling bins 35 (uncompacted) R R 4.28 G Existing office - 1xGlass bin + Tarmac 1xFood31 bin (uncompacted) 4.16 Soffit 32 8.61 33 Tarmac 4.10 W W 4.24 4.23 4.12 Soffit 4.32 8.97 8.62 Soffit 4.27 5.78 DP 6.60 Proposed Hotel + Existing - 30 4xRecycling bins 4.25 4.30 (compacted) 29 Metal W Plate Proposed Hotel 28 1xGeneral bins 27 TFL (compacted) 4.21 2xEurobin 26 OWNERSHIP compactor and IC working area 4.29 Gate IC NO ACCESS Ht 2.80m AT THE TIME 4.35 4.34 OF SURVEY Conc 4.29 4.27 4.28 IC 7.17 6.60 4.35 5.34 16 5.99 17 18 4.43 19 4.33 20 4.51 Tarmac Conc 4.38 Earth Rod 4.40 6.63 MH 4.42 IC Elevation B IC 4.45 4.50 4.43 4.45 4.48 Soffit 8.96 D Elevation STN 01 NOTES 4.529m 7.15 Do not scale1.
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