Verulamium Park Management Plan 2012-2017 v2.1
Verulamium Park Management Plan 2012-2017 v2.1
Verulamium Park Management Plan 2012-2017 v2.1
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5.2.19 Public Toilets<br />
There are three sets of public toilets situated in the park. These are located at<br />
Abbey View Golf and Track, on the Causeway at the end of the Lake and at<br />
the car park at the Roman Museum.<br />
The public toilets have provision for the disabled, and are opened, cleaned<br />
and inspected through the grounds maintenance contract.<br />
See Appendix 5 - <strong>Park</strong> Building Maintenance Program for further information<br />
5.2.20 Interpretation of Buried Roman Walls and Buildings<br />
Interpretation of the known archaeological features is limited and needs<br />
improving see section 5.2.9. However there is also a need to provide<br />
interpretation for buried sites. In previous years the layout of known Roman<br />
building under the ground has been marked on the grass using a GPS plotter<br />
and sports pitch line marking equipment. We will continue to mark out the<br />
layout of known buildings under the ground. The <strong>Verulamium</strong> Museum<br />
produces an interactive tour of the <strong>Park</strong> and the marked out buildings were an<br />
important feature for the tour.<br />
The Museum Service, with the support of English Heritage plan to investigate<br />
ways to improve interpretation of buried buildings.<br />
In addition, the Council will plant flower meadows along the lines of the Roman<br />
City Wall to provide an educational and interpretational tool for museums.<br />
Working with English Heritage the Council will investigate the feasibility of<br />
conducting grounds maintenance within the guardianship areas on behalf of<br />
English Heritage. This will help to improve the look and feel of these areas as<br />
they will be maintained to the same standard as the rest of the <strong>Park</strong>.<br />
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