TILEMANS LANE

The proposals present an opportunity to create a high quality, landscape-led addition to the town that integrates with the existing green infrastructure and the surrounding context of Shipston-on-Stour. The provision for new recreational areas and open space will promote healthy and active lifestyles for the existing and future residents of the town.

The proposals have been informed by a thorough analysis of the Site, its constraints, characteristics and opportunities. A summary of the constraints and opportunities are presented below, to be considered in the development of a masterplan.

OPPORTUNITIES & CONSTRAINTS PLAN

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Key Elements of the Proposals

  • Around 100 new high quality homes with a mix of sizes and tenures including provision for 35% affordable homes;
  • New pedestrian and cycle connections to enhance the active travel network within the development and the town;
  • New children’s equipped play area (LEAP) and recreational routes to promote active lifestyles;
  • Proposed vehicular and pedestrian access to Tilemans Lane;
  • Proposed dwellings overlooking the open space, green amenities and recreational routes to provide passive surveillance, creating a safe and secure environment;
  • Proposed woodland copse located at the highest point of the Site (west) in response to landscape and visual sensitivities and characteristics of the surrounding area;
  • Sustainable urban drainage (SuDS) features to support and enhance the biodiversity and ecological value of the Site; and
  • Retention and enhancement of existing landscaped bund as part of the proposed landscape framework.

Key Benefits

The benefits of the proposed developments include:

  • Provide much needed new homes for the local area, including a range of sizes and tenures to meet demand;
  • Create a strong, landscaped edge to the settlement through retention and enhancement of existing boundary features and new boundary planting;
  • Provide new multifunctional open spaces, including a woodland copse and biodiversity rich areas, for people and nature to enjoy, as well as providing 10% biodiversity net gain in and around the Site;
  • Provide new recreational routes within the landscape, connecting to existing active travel routes to increase opportunities for walking and cycling in and around town; and
  • Stimulate the local economy through additional spending from both the construction of new homes and future residents supporting local services and amenities.

ILLUSTRATIVE FRAMEWORK PLAN

The Illustrative Framework Plan below indicates the emerging proposals.

 

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