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  • Mull & Iona

Progressive Care Centre

Bunessan – 2pm - 23rd November 2006 Tobermory – 7.30pm - 23rd November 2006 Craignure – 2pm - 24th November 2006

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  • Contents

Location Consultation Model Accommodation Schedule Existing Site

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Existing Site Design Ideas Jura Progressive Care Centre Roads and Services Costs Health & Safety During Construction Programme What Next?

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  • Location

Site requirements:- Size - 4 to 6 acres Site topography – level and slope

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Access to services - power, mains water, sewers Close to existing roads network Suitable ground conditions for size of building Acceptable location to planning - roads department – Scottish Water – SEPA etc etc

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  • Location Cont’d

Salen was preferred choice for OBC Locations considered:- Salen Craignure

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Salen - 2 Sites which met requirements examined 1 landowner did not wish to sell

  • ther uneconomical to develop

Craignure - 2 Sites which met requirements examined 1 uneconomical to develop 1 suitable to develop – Craignure – Java Site

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  • Consultation

PCC Steering Group Members of Mull & Iona Community Care Association Mull Community Council Mull & Iona Community Trust PCC Partnership Group PCC Steering Group

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PCC Steering Group Argyll & Bute Council NHS Highland Communities Scotland West Highland HA Previous public meetings - “drop in” events at Bunessan, Salen and Tobermory Future open days prior to planning application and site start Regular newsletters from WHHA with PCC update

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  • Model
  • Following consultation a Hub and Spoke Model was agreed.
  • The Hub will be the new build Progressive Care Centre and the Spokes are

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the existing surgeries.

  • At Tobermory a new extension is underway including 2 dental surgeries.
  • At Bunessan a replacement surgery plan is currently being finalised which

will include a dental surgery.

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  • Main Entrance & Reception

Main Entrance & reception Public WC (DDA compliant) Staff WC(fDDA compliant) Centre Manager's office Circulation space @ 25% Joint Team Base Joint Health & Social Care Team base (8-10people) Video Conference Room Records Department Circulation space @ 25%

Mull & Iona PCC Accommodation Schedule

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Circulation space @ 25% Training room Training/Group room Diagnostic and treatment suite Consulting/Examination Room Waiting area Treatment room Physio room Clean utility Dirty utility Interview room Staff Shower Specimen WC Xray Store Circulation space @ 25%

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  • General Practitioner Acute Beds

4 single rooms with ensuite WC/shower 2 A&E Beds Doctor/Nurses office Assisted bathroom/patient hoist/WC Store Cleaners Room Circulation space @ 25% Single care supported accommodation Single units

Accommodation Schedule Cont’d

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Single care supported accommodation Single units Communal lounge/activity/Day area Kitchen/servery Dining area General Store rooms Mortuary Equipment store Cleaners Room Estates Infrastructure – Boiler,Workshop etc Circulation space @ 25% Staff accommodation 3 bedroom house 2 bedroom house 1 bedroom flat

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  • Existing Site

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  • Existing Site

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  • Aerial Views of Site

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  • Proposed Main Entrance

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  • Skeleton View of Internal Layout

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  • Elderly House Layout

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Kitchen Area Living Rm/Bedroom Area

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  • Flat Internal Views

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Kitchen Area Main Living Area

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  • Elevations

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Front Elevation Front Elevation Detailed

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  • Elevations Cont’d

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West Wing Residential View Towards A&E Entrance

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  • Elevations Cont’d

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Views to A&E Entrance

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  • Elevations Cont’d

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Views to External Café Areas

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  • Roof Views

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Roof Glazing Over Residential Corridor Roof Glazing and Upper Deck Area

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  • Sections Through Buildings

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Entrance/Upper Deck Roof Glazing and Upper Deck Area

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  • Internal Views

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View from Reception to East Wing Access Stair to Upper Deck

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  • Internal Views Cont’d

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East Wing Corridor Upper Deck to Front

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  • Jura Progressive Care Centre

New care centre is located at Craighouse, Isle of Jura Accommodation includes:- self contained flats for elderly/disabled Communal kitchen Communal lounge Office space

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Office space Winter garden area The project mainly financed by Communities Scotland and West Highland HA private finance – Argyll & Bute Council donated land at no cost/financed adaptations; NHS Highland financed adaptations – running costs by Argyll & Bute Council and NHS Highland Project philosophy – accommodation/support services promoting independence + flexibility how services delivered Project nearing completion – due January 2007

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  • Jura Progressive Care Centre

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  • Jura Progressive Care Centre

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  • Jura Progressive Care Centre

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  • Jura Progressive Care Centre

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  • Roads and Services

Access from junction with A848 – will be upgraded Single track road - new traffic generated equates < 50 dwellings Road must be minimum 3.5m wide Inter-visible passing places must be provided – min 60m intervals

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Lighting to the existing roads will be upgraded Parking for new development must be within new site area Roads Construction Consent must be obtained Roads must comply with current Roads Development Guidelines Roads Department consulted throughout planning and design process Road upgrade works will be completed before works are allowed to start on site

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  • Roads and Services Cont’d

Public water main – new supply for site will be installed Electricity – overhead high voltage and low voltage power lines are available in the vicintiy of the site Telecoms – telecom supplies available in the vicinity of

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the site Foul sewerage – upgrade required to comply with Scottish Water and SEPA guidance Surface water sewer – new surface water system required to comply with Scottish Water and SEPA guidance

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  • Costs

FBC estimates building costs at £7.1m (excluding VAT) Contributions from the various partners:- 6 acres land gifted by landowner - no cost Access to site – provided by Argyll & Bute Council at no cost

Funding Matrix

3% 8% 7%

Progressive Care Centre

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Council at no cost Over £250,000 raised by PCC £600,000 – Argyll & Bute Council £3.5million – NHS Highland £2.5million – Communities Scotland £500,000 – West Highland Housing Association Revenue costs - running costs excluded from above

3% 8% 48% 34% 7%

Progressive Care Centre Company Argyle & Bute Council NHS Highland Communities Scotland West Highland HA

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  • Health & Safety During Construction

Project design team will include Planning Supervisor responsible for health & safety Planning Supervisor details all potential health & safety risks Contractors as part of tenders required to demonstrate their proposed health & safety precautions

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proposed health & safety precautions Contractors health & safety records will be examined Any danger to the public will be addressed before any construction work is allowed to begin Visits to local schools to highlight H&S issues Danger and warning notices displayed and H&S leaflets issued We need your help - highlight the dangers and keep children off the site

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  • Programme

Key dates:-

Appointment of Design Team

  • December 2006

Development of Design

  • Spring 2007

Cost Review

  • Spring 2007

Planning Application

  • Spring/Summer 2007

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Planning Application

  • Spring/Summer 2007

Tenders to Contractors

  • Spring/Summer 2007

Tender Return

  • Summer 2007

Contractor Appointed

  • Autumn 2007

Site Start

  • Winter 2007

Contract Period

  • 18 months

Completion

  • Summer 2009

Further consultation will take place at key stages of the programme

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  • What next?
  • Feedback examined from public meetings
  • Regular WHHA newsletter issued giving PCC updates
  • Website set up to allow progress and design to be examined

by the public – with feedback form

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by the public – with feedback form

  • Further open day/public meeting consultation at critical

points in project

  • Appoint the design team
  • Appoint the contractor
  • Build and deliver
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  • Any questions/queries on design to:
  • Tom Martin, Project Manager

Martin Aitken Associates Aspire Business Centre, Suite 3 16 Farmeloan Road Rutherglen, Glasgow G73 1DL Tel: 0141 647 0101

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Tel: 0141 647 0101 Fax: 0141 647 0107 Email: tom.martin@martinaitkenassociates.co.uk

  • Gregor Cameron, West Highland HA

West Highland Housing Association Ltd Crannog Lane Oban PA34 4HB Tel: 01631 566451 Fax: 01631 565711 Email: gregor@westhighlandha.co.uk