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Plymouth Growth Board Matt Ward, Head of Strategic Development Projects, Plymouth City Council Ocean City Infrastructure 17 June 2019 OFFICIAL Structure of Presentation Current projects Policy context Future projects OFFICIAL


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Ocean City Infrastructure 17 June 2019 Plymouth Growth Board

Matt Ward, Head of Strategic Development Projects, Plymouth City Council

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Structure of Presentation

  • Current

projects

  • Policy

context

  • Future

projects

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HEADLINES

  • 2018/19:

2,336 direct jobs 2,827 indirect jobs £207m inward investment

  • £98m approved capital

programme

  • £40m grant funding secured
  • £500m property deals in the

pipeline

  • Adopted Joint Local Plan
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CITY VISION: BRITAIN’S OCEAN CITY

Vision - Britain's Ocean City One of Europe's most vibrant waterfront cities where an

  • utstanding quality of life is

enjoyed by everyone Vision - Britain's Ocean City One of Europe's most vibrant waterfront cities where an

  • utstanding quality of life is

enjoyed by everyone One of Europe's most vibrant waterfront cities where an

  • utstanding quality of life is enjoyed

by everyone

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MILLBAY

English Cities Fund

£215m

programme to transform 15 acre former docks area Completed to date: 424 homes, 6944sqm commercial, 1,000 place free school, 179 berth marina and restaurant and interim ‘boulevard’ link to city centre

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apartments (Plot A2) and 80 extra care apartments (Plot C2) under construction, 126 bed hotel + commercial + 58 Apartments (plot C1) in planning Future plots include more homes, Clyde Quay leisure/retail, office and

500+

space car park

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MILLBAY

  • New boulevard
  • 2018: £5.5m Council

funding for public realm improvements

  • Completion early 2020
  • Hotel
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OCEANSGATE PHASE 1

  • New home of

marine enterprise

  • First phase

completed

  • 74 direct jobs
  • 90 indirect jobs
  • Marine Business

Technology Centre

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OCEANSGATE PHASE 2

  • 2,300m2 office and light

industrial space

  • Linked to phase 1
  • Work underway, due to

complete 2020

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OCEANSGATE PHASE 3

  • 14,000m2 offices and workshops:

5,600m2 new space and 7,400m2 existing buildings

  • Marine and advanced technologies
  • Land, docks, jetties and a range of

industrial buildings

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DRAKE’S CIRCUS LEISURE

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  • 12-screen Cineworld

IMAX cinema

  • 15 restaurants
  • 420 new car park

spaces

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DRAKE’S CIRCUS LEISURE

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  • 318 direct jobs,

386 indirect jobs

  • Open this autumn
  • 68% let:

Five Guys Zizzi Cosy Club Nando’s Paradise Island

  • Only leisure

development

  • utside London
  • pening in 2019
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CHARLES CROSS

  • BT work

started November

  • Main works

February 2019

  • Works

scheduled for completion mid October

  • Cost: £7.4m
  • £2.1m Growth

Deal

  • £5.3m s106
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DERRY’S

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  • PCC-enabled £50m

project

  • 9,000m2 retail / leisure
  • 11-bed Premier Inn
  • 500-bed student

accommodation

  • Completion December

2019

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THE BOX

  • The BOX will put heritage and art at the heart of the city
  • £39m project, 165 direct jobs, 200 indirect jobs
  • Opening Spring 2020 (build complete September, fit out follows)
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THE RANGE

  • £25m project
  • 6,000m2 retail / 7,000m2 office
  • New head office
  • 450 new jobs
  • Completion September
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JOINT LOCAL PLAN 2014 – 2034

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Value of Recent Planning Permissions and Developments

£0 £50,000,000 £100,000,000 £150,000,000 £200,000,000 £250,000,000 £300,000,000 £350,000,000 £400,000,000 £450,000,000 2013/14 2014/15 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19

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Derriford Transport Scheme Completed 2018

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Northern Corridor Strategic Cycle Network Expanded 2018

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Forder Valley Link Road

Progress / Update:

  • DfT Business Case Submitted 11/1/19
  • Costs have increased through

 poor ground conditions  Link road & bridge wider, but

future proofed

 Bigger scheme = More

environmental mitigation

 Design development during Pre-

Construction

 Existing carriageway condition

structurally poor.

  • Site Clearance works to start from

February 2019 with Main works starting in Autumn 2019

  • Completion Autumn 2021

DfT Business Case Costs £49.36m:

Highways England £4.47m

DfT £22.55m

S106/developer £4.47m

PCC £17.86m

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Woolwell to the George

  • Dualing of A386 from

George Junction to Woolwell Roundabout

  • Improvements to

Woolwell Roundabout

  • £15.7m scheme
  • Will be part of PCC bid

to Transforming Cities Fund

  • Construction: 2021/2022
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DERRIFORD DISTRICT CENTRE

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RAILWAY STATION

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  • £80m regeneration

project

  • Key gateway
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RAILWAY STATION

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  • University

refurbishment of “Intercity Place”

  • Station concourse

improvements

  • New car park
  • Hotel
  • Second university

building

  • New retail and
  • ffice space
  • Improved public

realm and pedestrian links

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RAILWAY STATION

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HOTEL DEVELOPMENT

  • Bath Street:

175-bed Moxy Marriott

  • Derry’s: 110-bed

Premier Inn

  • Millbay: 110-bed

Premier Inn

  • Railway station: 130-

bed hotel

  • Home Park: 116-bed

hotel

  • Royal William

Yard: 14-bed hotel by Bistro Pierre

  • 4 other confidential
  • pportunities
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ROYAL WILLIAM YARD

  • Cinema
  • Retail
  • Offices
  • Residential
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CIVIC CENTRE / CIVIC SQUARE

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Civic Centre

  • £35m project
  • 144 apartments
  • Restaurants
  • New public realm

Civic Square:

  • £2.5m public realm

improvements

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OLD TOWN STREET / NEW GEORGE STREET

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  • Kiosk / pavilion

retail units

  • New public realm
  • £30m partnership

between British Land and the Council

  • £10m funding from

the Council

  • Due to start late

2019

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OLD TOWN STREET / NEW GEORGE STREET

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BATH STREET

  • £40m regeneration

project

  • Homes England

investment

  • 147 new homes
  • Ground floor retail

units

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COLIN CAMPBELL COURT

  • £50m regeneration

project

  • Homes England

investment

  • Residential-led
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ASSET INVESTMENT FUND: LANGAGE

  • Hearder Court
  • Phase 1

complete & let

  • Phase 2

complete & part-let

  • Phase 3 planned
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ASSET INVESTMENT FUND: PHOENIX WHARF PIER

  • £0.5m PCC

investment

  • Ready for

Mayflower 2020

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ISSUES

  • Land
  • Build cost
  • Values
  • Brexit
  • Funding / investment
  • Availability of grant funding
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THANK YOU