Bristol Development Framework Infrastructure Delivery Programme
Bristol Development Framework Infrastructure Delivery Programme
Bristol Development Framework Infrastructure Delivery Programme
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Appendix A: <strong>Infrastructure</strong> Schedule<br />
29 February 2012<br />
<strong>Bristol</strong> <strong>Development</strong> <strong>Framework</strong><br />
<strong>Infrastructure</strong> <strong>Delivery</strong> <strong>Programme</strong><br />
Hengrove Park Improvements<br />
A high quality large park. Likely linked to future phases of the broader Hengrove Park development and privately funded.<br />
Green <strong>Infrastructure</strong><br />
Desirable<br />
Cost: Funding Sources: Phasing:<br />
Not yet available<br />
‐ Private developer<br />
Not yet available (with development)<br />
‐ Other developer contributions<br />
Risks:<br />
Contingencies:<br />
Relevant Policy Areas:<br />
South <strong>Bristol</strong><br />
Lead Agencies:<br />
BCC (City <strong>Development</strong>)<br />
Private developer(s)<br />
Building Schools for the Future: Ashton Park<br />
Refurbishment and extension, including the redevelopment of 50‐year‐old teaching blocks. Part of Building Schools for the Future Phase<br />
2, which will complete a citywide scheme of secondary school redevelopment.<br />
Cost: Funding Sources: Phasing:<br />
£100m (Phase 2 overall) ‐ PFI<br />
2006‐2011<br />
‐ Building Schools for the Future funding<br />
Social and Community <strong>Infrastructure</strong><br />
Essential<br />
Risks:<br />
Risk of additional costs being incurred as scheme progresses.<br />
Contingencies:<br />
Explore additional funding options if required.<br />
Relevant Policy Areas:<br />
South <strong>Bristol</strong><br />
Lead Agencies:<br />
BCC (Children and Young People's Services)<br />
Skanska<br />
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