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The Master Plan
for Trinity Mead reflects ‘urban design’ principles, rather than the
traditional ‘tree-like’ hierarchical development typified by much development
layout of the last 20 years.
The aim at Trinity
Mead is to provide a distinctive and characterful development to match
the exceptional personality of the town of Stratford-upon-Avon.
The design-led approach
of consortium partners Heron Land Developments, Stratford on Avon District
Council and Bryant Homes has produced a detailed development design
brief for Trinity Mead. Its aim is to set the tone for the whole scheme
and provide guidance for housebuilders who will be providing the new
homes.
The individual elements
of the development are planned within the framework of infrastructure
roads, public open space and social facilities, which are laid out in
the Master Plan. The development will provide:
- Links to Banbury
Road, Rushbrook Road and the new Southern Relief Road
- Retention of
mature trees and hedges
- Three distinct
areas of affordable housing
- Cycle, pedestrian
and vehicle links * Integration of bus route * Public open space,
including toddler play area
- The much needed
Southern Relief Road extension
- Integration with
Community Woodland
A series of individual
quality public open spaces is also planned within the MasterPlan, and
the new Community Woodland will contribute further to the recreational
needs of the development and the wider community.
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