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O L D K E N T R O A D COMMUNITY FORUM | 28 January 2016 www.southwark.gov.uk Agenda 7.00 pm Introduction from Cllr Mark Williams and Southwark Council Officers 7.05 pm Feedback from the last regeneration options meeting

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O L D K E N T R O A D COMMUNITY FORUM | 28 January 2016

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Agenda

  • 7.00 pm

Introduction from Cllr Mark Williams and Southwark Council Officers

  • 7.05 pm Feedback from the last ‘regeneration options’

meeting

  • 7.15 pm Guest speakers
  • 7.45 pm

BREAK

  • 8.00 pm

Workshops

  • 8.45 pm

Feedback

  • 9.00 pm

Close

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Feedback from the last ‘regeneration

  • ptions’ meeting
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Purpose

Explore different regeneration options for the future of the Old Kent Road. Consider:

  • The location of new homes, shops,

business space and community facilities

  • Locations for open spaces and how

these can reinforce the network of spaces in the area

  • Which areas can have higher density

housing and in which areas should be lower

  • The difference that the Bakerloo line

extension might make in the area

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Task

Two scenarios

  • A. Development scenario with two Bakerloo line stations on

the Old Kent Road

  • 15,000 homes
  • Doubling the number of jobs to 10,000
  • B. Development scenario with no Bakerloo line extension
  • As many homes as you would like (estimate suggests

around 5,000 homes)

  • As many jobs as you would like
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What the blocks represent Open space

Emma Cons Square, Waterloo

0.5ha 0.25ha 0.25ha 0.15ha

Crompton Terrace Gardens, Islington Linear park Urban square Victory Community Park, Balfour Street Local play and sports area Bird in Bush Park, Commercial Way Local park

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What the blocks represent Community uses

5 - 10,000 sqm 2,000 sqm Community centre Primary school Secondary school 2,500 – 5,000 sqm 800 sqm Doctors surgery

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What the blocks represent Shops

4,000 sqm 2,000 sqm High Street retail block High Street retail / leisure block Equivalent to a supermarket 2,000 sqm Harrow-on-the-Hill Herne Hill Bermondsey Square

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What the blocks represent Employment

500 jobs Managed workspace Studios / light industrial / office space 250 jobs

The Biscuit Factory, Bermondsey The Biscuit Factory, Bermondsey

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What the blocks represent Medium density residential (200-300 u/ha)

150 homes 120 homes 80 homes 80 homes

St Andrews, Bromley-by-Bow St Andrews, Bromley-by-Bow Trafalgar Place

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What the blocks represent High density residential (400-550 u/ha)

Empire Square

300 homes 250 homes 150 homes 150 homes

Keybridge House

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Options

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Group 1

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Group 2

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Group 3

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Group 4

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Group 5

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Tube station locations

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Shopping locations

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Employment locations

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High density housing locations

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Open space locations

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High density housing often placed with

  • pen space
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Contact: planningpolicy@southwark.gov.uk Web: www.southwark.gov.uk