Land at Manydown, shaping a place, creating a community Basingstoke MSD12dR: Heritage Report ES Appendix 8.2 MSD13: Environmental Statement Addendum Revision July 2018 Appendix E - Heritage Report Note: This document is a revision and supersedes MSD12d Heritage Report ES Ap 8.2 (March 2017) shaping a place, creating a community MSD12d: Heritage Report ES Appendix 8.2 MSD13: Environmental Statement Addendum Appendix E - Heritage Report Q amended the annotation of the mixed-use areas on the Land Use Parameter Summary of changes Plan to clarify that these show the approximate location and extent of the A note regarding changes to application material Since the original submission in March 2017, there have been a number of changes mixed-uses, with the exact boundaries to be determined through reserved In the light of the changes to the application some of the application material has matters; to the planning application in response to comments from Statutory Consultees, been revised and other additional material is supplemented by an addendum, in members of the public and the Local Planning Authority. In summary, these changes Q the northern neighbourhood park has been amended so that the main street response to requests for further information or clarification. are as follows: no longer cuts through the middle of it, and it has been located further from the This is arranged so that where a document has been fully updated and replaces A339 than in the original planning application. The park measures 3.5 hectares the original it is identified with an ‘R’ after its reference number e.g. MSD2R. In this Q confirmation that the Proposed Development will be for approximately 3,200 in area; homes (up to a maximum of 3,520 homes). Within the ES submitted as part of case the original document is no longer a relevant consideration in relation to the the planning application in February 2017, assessments had adopted up to 3,520 Q it has been clarified in the key to the Open Space and Landscape Parameter application. In general throughout these documents the changes are highlighted in residential dwellings as a sensitivity test; Plan that each of the neighbourhood parks will meet the adopted Green Space blue so that they can be clearly identified. Standards (July 2013) minimum size requirement of being 2ha; Q changes have been made to the building heights for each of the areas on the Where additional material is provided as an addendum that is to be read alongside Building Heights and Density Parameter Plan. The building height for buildings Q addition of an area of ‘Strategic Multi-Functional Green Space: Green corridors the originally submitted document it is identified with an ‘A’ after its reference of up to 2 storeys and up to 3 storeys have been reduced by 1m to 10m and 13m and Buffers’ south of A339 where the potential location of allotments is number e.g. MSD5A which is to be read alongside MSD5. respectively. The maximum building height for buildings up to 4 storeys and up identified; For a full list of application documents please refer to the covering letter dated July to 5 storeys have been reduced by 2m to 15m and 18m respectively; Q addition of ‘Strategic Multi-Functional Green Space: Green Corridors and 2018. Q the key on the Building Heights and Density Parameter Plan has been amended Buffers’ to the south of the B3400 and ‘Strategic Multi-Functional Green to state they are ‘up to’ a maximum number of storeys; Space: Biodiversity and Landscape Features’ to the north of the B3400; Q reduction in maximum building heights on Worting Road (reduced to a Q extension of the 25 metre noise and vibration buffer adjacent to the railway on maximum of up 2 and up to 3 storeys) and the western boundary of the Worting the Open Space and Landscape Parameter Plan so that this extends to the full Conservation Area, which has been reduced to up to 3 storeys maximum; developable frontage with the railway; Q reduction in the maximum proposed overall height of buildings around Worting Q the key on the Open Space and Landscape Parameter Plan has been updated Wood Cottage to up to 4 storeys maximum; to note that the areas of ‘Strategic Multi-Functional Green Space: Visual Buffers’ also include biodiversity features; Q reduction in the maximum proposed height of buildings fronting the Central Neighbourhood park and existing lane to up to 4 storeys maximum; Q the locations of some of the primary sustainable drainage (SuDS) features have been amended to take account of the amendments to other elements of the Q reduction in the area of higher density development in the vicinity of Church Lane, Proposed Development. These primary SuDS features are however all retained with the frontage of this area of development moved further east, away from the within the strategic areas of the Site required for the proposed surface water Lane; drainage strategy; Q reduction in the building height for small scale ancillary buildings outside built Q amendment of proposed green corridors, buffers and strategic green space development zones, so that these are limited to up to a maximum of 2 storeys to accommodate the amended principal access junction designs and revised and up to 10m maximum; alignment of Worting Road; Q an overlap has been introduced between the development areas and the Q change in the design and layout of the primary access junction into the Site neighbourhood parks to reflect the fact that the exact outline shape of the park from the A339. This junction previously comprised improvements to the will be determined through reserved matters. Development of these overlapping existing A339 / Roman Road roundabout, closure of the Roman Road arm areas will generally relate to the proposed building heights and densities in the of the roundabout and construction of a new arm to the roundabout that adjacent development areas; would link to Main Street. The amended junction layout has been designed in Q changes have been made to the proposed residential density ranges shown on consultation with HCC Highways to improve the through flow of traffic along the Building Heights and Density Parameter Plan. These were 15 to 30, 25 to the A339. It still proposes closure of the Roman Road arm of the existing 45 and 40 to 60 in the original submission and these have been amended to 15 roundabout but introduces a new roundabout on the A339 to the west of the to 30, 30 to 40, 40 to 60 and up to 60 dwellings per hectare for the mixed-use existing, which provides the northern junction with Main Street. The updated centres within the revised submission; layout also introduces a new highway layout for the section of the A339 between the two roundabouts; Q a note has been added to the Building Heights and Density Parameter Plan noting that where density ranges are stated with a lower limit (ie. 15-30, 30-40 & Q change in the design and layout of the primary access junction into the Site 40-60 dph) there is an allowance for some parcels to come forward below (only) from the B3400 Worting Road; from a single crossroads junction to a layout the lower range, where the masterplanning phase ahead of reserved matters with two junctions: a roundabout and a crossroads. This amended junction demonstrates improved design outcomes; layout includes amendments to the alignment of Worting Road and a new section of Main Street and will reduce traffic flows through the southern Q realignment of the residential parcel closest to the A339 to take account of the neighbourhood centre; revised junction design and alignment; Q change in the design and layout of the northern and southern sections of Main Q realignment of residential parcels to accommodate changes in layout; Street through the Site; and Q confirmation that five permanent Gypsy and Traveller pitches will be provided at a Q updates to pedestrian and cycle routes between the Site and the wider single location; Basingstoke area. Q reduction in the number of potential secondary school sites, from three to one. The preferred location for the secondary school site has been advised by HCC subsequent to the planning application being submitted; Q introduction of icons to show the approximate location for the primary school(s) and the secondary school, with their likely size being shown at the same scale in the key; Built Heritage Statement In respect of: Land at Manydown Basingstoke Outline Application Submission on behalf of: Hampshire County Council Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council Document Reference: RPS CgMs Ref: JCG20124 July 2018 USVJURXSFRPXN_FJPVFRXN CONTENTS CONTENTS Pages Prepared by: Executive Summary 3 Elizabeth Da Silva BA (Hons) 1.0 Introduction 4 2.0 Legislative and Planning Policy Framework 2.1 Legislation and National Planning Policy 5 Authorised by: 2.2 National Planning Guidance 6 2.3 Local Planning Policy and Guidance 9 Jonathan Smith BA (Hons) MA PGCE PGDip MCIfA IHBC 3.0 Architectural and Historical Appraisal 3.1 Historical Development 11 Report Status: 3.2 Historic Map Regression 14 FINAL 3.4 Historic Environment Records 16 4.0 Assessment of Significance RPS CgMs Ref: 4.1 Site Assessment 18 4.2 Worting Conservation Area 20 JCG20124 4.3 Statutorily Listed Buildings 22 4.4 Non-designated Heritage Asset 27 Issue Date: 5.0 Proposals and Assessment of Impact 5.1 Development Proposals 28 July 2018 5.2 Assessment of Impact 29 COPYRIGHT © RPS CgMs 6.0 Conclusion 47 The material presented in this report is confidential. 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