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Infrastructure
works get underway at Trinity Mead
Infrastructure works
have began at the new Trinity Mead new homes development in Stratford-upon-Avon
Work began this
month on the internal road structures which will provide access for
the first new homes to be built at the development. Eventually providing
around 650 new homes, it is anticipated that the first homes will be
released for sale early in 2003, from companies such as Bryant Homes,
Westbury Homes, Barratt Homes and George Wimpey.
Master Plan for
Trinity Mead reflects ‘urban design’ principles, and will
provide a distinctive and characterful development to match the exceptional
personality of the town of Stratford-upon-Avon.
A design-led approach
of consortium partners Heron Land Developments, Bryant Homes and Stratford
on Avon District Council, has produced a detailed development design
brief for Trinity Mead to set the tone for the whole scheme.
The development
will eventually 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
- Southern Relief
Road extension
- and integration
with Community Woodland
A series of individual
quality public open spaces is also planned, and the new Community Woodland
will contribute further to the recreational needs of the development
and the wider community.
Issued:
Summer 2002
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