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Extended Area Services – North York Moors National Park
26th July 2017
Duncan Maxwell Edgar – Home Office Land Development Manager Peter Williams – Home Office Delivery Assurance Manager
Emergency Services Mobile Communications Programme
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Emergency Services Network (ESN)
- ESN will replace Airwave’s critical voice services
by enhancing a commercial mobile network to:
– Provide: integrated broadband data services; public safety functionality; national coverage; high availability and end-to-end security – Meet all user, system and commercial requirements but not necessarily in the same – Be more flexible and better match demand – Cost less – about half what Airwave costs today
- Available in 2018 to start transition
- Transition expected to be complete in 2020
SLIDE 3 + 60 Orgs
Current Funding Departments
44 Police, 13 Ambulance, 50 Fire 186 Orgs + 19 Orgs
Potential Funding Departments
NCA MoD
MDP + multiple
DfT
BTP + 29 Orgs
DECC
CNC + 6 Orgs
DEFRA
3 Orgs
DWP
1 Org
MoJ
1 Org
User organisations
3
HMRC DCLG
1 Org 1 Org
SLIDE 4 Extended Coverage – Mobile Services Extended Area Service (EAS)
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- 292 sites across Scotland, England and Wales
- 9 in the North York Moors National Park.
- Most sites will be new, but where we can, existing
sites will be exploited under site share agreements and we are also aiming to redevelop a number of Airwave sites. 3 are currently being considered.
SLIDE 5 Future Proofing Requirements
- Consideration given to future
users of EAS mast sites.
- Consultation through WG, SG
and DCMS with Operators to identify likely areas.
- EAS will incorporate into the build
where possible.
- Possible tension where design is
being led towards monopole / telegraph pole solution.
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SLIDE 6 National Parks England
National Parks England and the Home Office
understanding between NPE and the Operators of 2015
- Signed on the 26th of May
2016 by Jim Bailey and Mike Penning MP
COMMERCIAL IN CONFIDENCE
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- Support the roll-out of the Emergency Services
Mobile Communications Programme in National Parks so that users, visitors and residents can benefit from enhanced responsiveness by the blue- light services;
- Protect the special qualities of the National Parks by
minimising any adverse environmental impacts; and
- to support close working between the Home Office
and its contractors and National Park Authorities to achieve these aims.
Joint Accord – National Parks England and the Home Office
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North York Moors National Park EAS Sites
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North York Moors National Park EAS0073N
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North York Moors National Park EAS0074N
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North York Moors National Park EAS0075N
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North York Moors National Park EAS0075b
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North York Moors National Park EAS0075c
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North York Moors National Park EAS0076N
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North York Moors National Park EAS0077N
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North York Moors National Park EAS1020b
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North York Moors National Park EAS1021b
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Typical Planning Drawing
SLIDE 19 A “standard” mast
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- Programme Director, Gordon Shipley’s, letter to
Chief Executives.
- Briefings to MPs.
- All LPAs, NPAs and AONBs have been consulted.
- In the North York Moors, the initial meeting with EAS
took place on the 31st of October 2016.
Progress to date
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- To work with the North York Moors National Park
Authority to determine best design.
- The Lendlease supply chain will be our Agents for
- application. (In particular; Heyrod for acquisition,
design and build.)
- To assist, wherever possible, to inform your
stakeholders.
Next Steps
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