Final Councillor Briefing on Elvetham Chase Fleet, Hart DC 18 th - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Final Councillor Briefing

• n Elvetham Chase

Fleet, Hart DC

18th December 2017

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Agenda:

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Final proposals
• 3. Education
• 4. Health
• 5. Highways
• 6. Conclusion
• 7. Questions

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Key aspects & benefits of the proposals

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Key aspects & benefits of the proposals

700 new homes incl 40% affordable Safe route to Calthorpe Park School £6 million of highway improvements 59% of site remains green 41% built on Small vibrant local centre Available and deliverable now

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All Technical Matters Agreed

1. Archaeology; HCC 2. Waste; HDC 3. Flooding; HCC & EA 4. SANG; NE & HDC 5. Education; HCC 6. Ecology & Countryside; HDC 7. Waste Water & Drainage; Thames Water 8. Affordable Housing; HDC 9. Biodiversity; HDC

• 10. Network Rail; Network Rail
• 11. Trees; HDC
• 12. Highways; HCC
• 13. Trunk Roads; Highways

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• 14. Noise & Air; Env. Agency &

HDC

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Investment in Fleet’s schools

• Site for new 2FE primary school plus £5 million
• Approx. 185 additional places for Elvetham Heath and Fleet residents
• £5 million secondary school contributions to expand Calthorpe School
• New 60 place pre-school nursery

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Healthcare

Up to £1.2m in contributions circa £840k to North Hampshire CCG circa £360k North East Hampshire & Farnham CCG Both CCG’s have confirmed it is possible to expand existing medical facilities to serve population

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Road, transport & pedestrian improvements

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Road, transport & pedestrian improvements

• 1. Hartley Wintney
• New roundabout and single

lanes into dual lanes (within existing highway)

• A similar but larger solution

requiring Common Land has been debated and could be delivered

• HCC confirm smaller

scheme is agreed

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Road, transport & pedestrian improvements 2 & 3. Fleet Road & Pale Lane

• New roundabout

access to site – Fleet Rd

• Four new

pedestrian/cycle crossings

• Pale Lane partly

pedestrianised

• New footpath under

Pale Lane railway arch

• Bus loop through site

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• 4. New crossing & footpath on Fleet Road

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Road, transport & pedestrian improvements

• 4a. Double Roundabout
• Widening of carriageway

to allow two lanes of traffic approaching both roundabouts

• New footpath and

improved crossings of Fleet Road and Hitches Lane to provide safe route for children to/from school

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Road, transport & pedestrian improvements

• 5. Oat Sheaf

Traffic signal reconfiguration Improve pedestrian crossing at Reading Road North Carriageway widening along Reading Road South Improvements for cyclists

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Road, transport & pedestrian improvements

• 6. Community Bus & Cycle Route

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Road, transport & pedestrian improvements

• 7. Fleet Station
• New Toucan crossing that

allows traffic from Elvetham Road onto Fleet Road

• Carriageway widening to

allow two lanes of traffic leaving roundabout onto Fleet Road

• Longer right turn land

into Elvetham Road

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Conclusions

• You challenged us to improve our scheme and provide greater

benefits – we have and we thank you

• The Calthorpe estate are committed to providing another
• utstanding community in the mould of its predecessor

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• Elvetham Chase bears all the hallmarks of quality, sustainability

and place-making that will bear the test of time to be recognised as an exemplar for future development, and as such deserves your support

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Questions