Urban design baseline report

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325 SummaryThis summary highlights the site’s context,character and potential for development.Hangars West• on the outskirts of Stubbington’s residential area• has the potential to accommodate further housingaccessed via residential streets and/ or employmentuses accessed via Hammond Industrial Estate.• a softer edge to the strategic gap should also becreated together with any development in this area.• The northern part is most accessible, relates tothe schools and is walkable from the centre ofStubbington. It could form a focus for community orrecreational uses.Hangars East• has an exposed, rural character.• least accessible by foot and bike and the leastconnected to existing built up areas.• least suited to residential development• potential to accommodate employment andrecreational uses which preserve the character ofopen landscape containing scattered buildings.Waterfront• greatest development potential given proximity tothe centre of Lee-on-the-Solent, good connectivity,important historic buildings and open spaces, accessto the sea and urban character.• should be developed on an urban grid, where buildingblocks contain routes and spaces.• suitable for relatively intensive development,incorporating a mixture of employment, community,recreational and residential uses.Stubbington Lane and Sea Lane• small, secluded sub sites with potential for residentialdevelopment but relatively poor access to shops andother facilitiesManor Way• reasonably accessible from the centre of Lee-onthe-Solent.Potential for residential development andamenity space, screened from existing housing.
6 Next steps33This document will continue to evolve aswell as be updated to reflect our developingunderstanding of the site. It is envisaged thatthe content of this document, in whole orpart, will form a part of the introduction to thefinal master plan document (along with theassociated <strong>report</strong>s).The next stage of the project requires a clear vision to beidentified for the site and its constituent parts. This workwill be collected into a summary document of its own.SurveysFurther technical information is required to help establishopportunities and constraints for development. We wouldrecommend surveys are commissioned with regard to:• ecology• trees• contamination• buildings with potential for re-use• topography
Page 1 and 2: Lee-on-the-SolentClient: SEEDA19180
Page 3 and 4: 1 The Masterplanning Role3As master
Page 5 and 6: 5Gosport RoadStubbington Lane12Broo
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Page 9: 9Pedestrian connectivityThe extent
Page 12: 12Landscape featuresIn broad terms
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Page 18 and 19: 18Character areasThe areas in and a
Page 20 and 21: 20SeaplaneThe former focus of seapl
Page 22 and 23: 22Disconnected suburbiaIn contrast
Page 24 and 25: 244 The six parts of the Daedalus s
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Page 28 and 29: 28Hangars West(14.3 hectares)Hangar
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