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Skate park project
Amy London Community Safety and Environment
March 2014
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Skate park project Amy London Community Safety and Environment - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Skate park project Amy London Community Safety and Environment - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Skate park project Amy London Community Safety and Environment March 2014 Name of presentation Barrier Park Name of presentation Barrier Park Advantages Disadvantages Open, visible site well-serviced by public No nearby toilet facilities
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Barrier Park
Advantages Disadvantages Open, visible site well-serviced by public transport on Woolwich Road and by rail (Woolwich Dockyard 1.1 km away) No nearby toilet facilities College situated nearby so could be used by students in their break times. This may also help generate business if an onsite café was built. A planning application for the development of a skate park in Eastmoor Street was submitted on 24th May 2012 but a decision was not made. Charlton Riverside Masterplan proposal states the intention to ‘maximise landscape setting’ at this site Closest amenity: café at 350m Green Chain Walk route
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Maryon Park
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Maryon Park
Advantages Disadvantages Well serviced by bus links on Woolwich Road and rail links (Woolwich Dockyard 1.1km away) Would require extensive landscaping (too secluded) Viable in terms of planning permission as some previous work towards siting a skate park here has been done Locked gate to be moved and toilet facilities in other part of park College situated nearby so could be used by students in their break times. This may also help generate business if an onsite café was built Impact of Charlton Riverside regeneration – use of green space Closest amenity: café 350m away Restricted access for construction works Smallest site - 1800m²
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Charlton Park
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Charlton Park
Advantages Disadvantages Already accommodates outdoor sporting facilities so the infrastructure is in place: open access, toilets and flood lighting. Restricted access for construction works. Served by several bus routes on Charlton Park Road, and accessible by rail (train station is 1km away). Nearby shops: Charlton Village is 180m away from the entrance. Concentration of recreation facilities: there is already a children’s playground, sports pitch, outdoor gym, disable horse riding and designated football area.
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Glyndon estate
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