AF01 Lee Valley and Finchley Ridge.pdf - Greater London Authority

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Phase Two – Project Details 1.8.06 Trent Country Park At Trent Country Park a number of modest improvement projects are underway or planned for the near future. These include A £300,000 car park improvement project, Heritage Lottery Funded £50,000 renovations of the Japanese water garden, a new pathfinder play area, the creation of a youth fishing club, and the renewal of a trail for the visually impared. Through the Green Grid consultation process, an opportunity to build upon these small scale improvements has been identified in order to maximise the potential of the Park. It has been suggested that a high-level study might re-appraise the nature and location of key facilities within the Park. The objective of such a study would be to 46 explore ways of improving access to the park for neighbouring communities and visitors, and to attract a greater number and diversity of users - providing further strategic direction for future projects. For the urban communities of north London, Trent Country Park could become both an increasingly vital destination in it’s own right, and a key gateway to the wide open spaces of the Green Belt and beyond. . Associated Projects: 1.8.01 & 1.8.07 Enfield Greenways Partners / Supportive Organisations / Funders: LB Enfield, Greater London Authority, Heritage Lottery Governance: LB Enfield Borough: LB Enfield Location: TQ2897 Size: 170ha Project Owner: LB Enfield Land Ownership: LB Enfield Total Cost: To be identified Funding in place:£0.35m Funding Required: To be identified Planning Issues / Designations: The Park is a Public Open Space and a Country Park. The Park is within a Conservation area and the Green-belt Next Steps: Commissioning of a high-level study to appraise the nature and location of key park facilities, and consider strategic improvements.
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Page 1 and 2: All London Green Grid 1Lea Valley &
Page 3 and 4: Foreword It is now over five years
Page 5 and 6: Introduction - ALGG Framework Plan
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Page 9 and 10: Area Strategy This section examines
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