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20th January 2021

S T A I N S B YC O U N T R Y P A R K & M A S T E R P L A N

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The overarching vision for the new Stainsby masterplan is a sustainable, mixed and balanced community set within an outstanding and engaging landscape, that includes the creation of a new public country park. The encompassing public green space will deliver benefits for health and well being, community buildings, local wildlife and climate change resilience for the high quality development and local area.

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Masterplan & Rationale

Vision

The previous design has been reviewed in order to re-define the strategy of the proposed masterplan creating a landscape led approach that prioritises pedestrians and protects and enhances natural habitats.

The revised masterplan aims to:- Create new green public open space- Protect Mandale Meadow by removing all

development from Council owned land- Protect and enhance Blue Bell Beck and

other existing habitats- Reduce the impact of the proposed road

by integrating landscaping strategies

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Green spaces, public places

The character of the development will be defined by the landscape setting and will enhance and extend existing habitats, such as Blue

Bell Beck, Mandale Meadow and West Plantation, whilst creating a wide range of new habitats that will define its character and form the backdrop for human activities. The new contiguous habitat will deliver a net gain in biodiversity and create a seamless transition between the built environment and the countryside, facilitating the movement of wildlife and people.

Over 40Ha of additional green public open space created

- 16ha of new native woodland creation- Planting up to 25,000 native trees & shrubs- 1.6km of new native hedgerow- Planting c.800 ornamental & parkland trees- Planting c.300 fruit trees in public orchards

- Areas of natural regeneration- One Planet Living Principles- Central Hub with associated community facilities- Play spaces, sports provision & amenity features- A network of waymarked and informal routes

The new Green Flag country park will include;

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The road network has been designed following three consecutive public consultations, and is carefully integrated into the landscape design, reducing the impact on Mandale Meadow and protecting it from any future development.

The new connecting road, known as the Stainton Way Western Extension, is essential to delivering the proposal, and has been carefully designed as part of the landscaping strategy and delivers the following benefits for local residents: - Naturally restraining vehicle speeds to

a maximum of 30mph. - Continual Green space connections- Sustainable commuter route- Pedestrian priority crossing points- Gateway features defining entrances to

the country park

- Provide the transport capacties required to serve the development

- Improves the future resilience of the local road network.

- Create a structure of subservient roads defining distinctive living environments that lead to Homes Zones.

Road Network

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