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ONE HORTON HEATH UPDATE
Meeting our community ’s aspirations The September public engagement programme provided the first opportunity to view the emerging images for the Masterplan and first homes on the site.
Putting infrastructure first As part of the Council’s infrastructure first commitment, work started in June on the first phase of the new link road to build three new roundabouts on Bubb Lane, Burnetts Lane and Allington Lane and a new link road between Bubb Lane and Burnetts Lane. Once completed
next year, a new north and south access to the site will be in place to relieve congestion for local residents.
David Cranmer, Development Planning Manager for One Horton Heath said: “We know meaningful public engagement is vital to shaping our plans and have been in continuous dialogue over the last year. Already, we have received great feedback from the community about their key issues, including a strong desire for safe pedestrian and cycle connectivity, and we are working to incorporate these positive suggestions into the design work that the One Horton Heath team are undertaking.” You can view the proposed designs at onehortonheath.co.uk Picture above left: illustrative development on the south of the site
Picture: New Allington Lane roundabout takes shape
Explore the One Horton Heath website The One Horton Heath website was launched in the Spring. You can learn more about the Council’s flagship development including all the latest images, videos, events, news and how to subscribe to the project’s newsletter. Visit onehortonheath.co.uk
Learn more about our wildlife plans Explore the site with Ben Mitchell, the project’s Lead Ecologist in our latest film and hear about the work being undertaken to understand the site’s species and habitat areas and the long-term aspirations for wildlife within the developments proposals. To view the film, visit onehortonheath.co.uk.
Picture: Ben Mitchell, Lead Ecologist from Johns Associates, adjusting one of the onsite bat survey monitors.
