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QUAKERS WALK, DEVIZES<br />

5.18 Boundary Treatment to East End of Roundway Park<br />

and Parkfields<br />

Based upon the preferred location for the new school,<br />

residents along Roundway Park (to the east of the<br />

proposed emergency and bus access) and Parkfields will<br />

back onto the school and its associated playing fields.<br />

Figure 5.26: Typical section<br />

through east end of<br />

Roundway Park<br />

Figure 5.27: Typical section<br />

through Parkfields<br />

It is important that the boundaries of the school site, where<br />

they adjoin existing housing are designed sensitively. Two<br />

possible solutions are identified in Figures 5.26 and 5.27,<br />

introducing a landscape buffer between existing residential<br />

development and the school playing fields. At the southern<br />

end of the school site, adjacent to the school buildings, a<br />

minimum separation distance of 30m will be maintained<br />

between the new school buildings and existing residential<br />

properties on Parkfields.<br />

Roundway Park<br />

FIGURE 5.26<br />

Parkfields<br />

FIGURE 5.27<br />

Ref: 04744<br />

May 2005<br />

Issue Number 1

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