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- Pagham SouthContact our team:
Call: 0800 130 3270Email: [email protected]
WHO ARE WE?
Hanbury Properties are a local development company based in Chichester.
We have been working closely with the Parish Council in Pagham for over three years and, in May 2016, Arun District Council resolved to grant permission to deliver 90 homes on the land North of Summer Lane.
As part of this development, four acres of land adjoined to the Village Hall will be transferred over to the local community as recreational and public open space.
This project supported the Parish Council in working towards their local Neighbourhood Plan.
WELCOME TO OUR EXHIBITION FOR PAGHAM SOUTH
WHY PAGHAM?
To address Arun District Council’s need for additional housing, we were asked to bring additional land forward for development.
Our site ‘Pagham South’ is in a sustainable location adjoining the edge of Pagham and would help to deliver some of the new homes needed, as well as a number of new community facilities to support the village and planned future growth.
HAVE YOUR SAYAs our plans begin to
take shape we would really like to hear your views on the proposals and want our scheme to benefi t everyone who lives and works in the
village.
Please fi ll in one of our feedback forms.
Your views will help us shape our plans.
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- Pagham SouthContact our team:
Call: 0800 130 3270Email: [email protected]
OUR VISION FOR PAGHAM SOUTH
Respond to the need foradditional housing
developed by Arun District Council by providing up to 400 new homes ranging from fi rst homes, family homes and retirement accommodation
Create a mix of high-quality, low-density properties in keeping with the local environment and with strong links to new wildlife habitats
Build new community facilities accessible
for all
Provide new public open space and
recreational space close to the
village centre
Improve local connections by
helping to bring forward a new cycle route to Chichester, enhance existing and create new Public Rights of Way and develop two new junctions on Pagham Road to provide site
access
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- Pagham SouthContact our team:
Call: 0800 130 3270Email: [email protected]
Respond to the need foradditional housing
developed by Arun District Council by providing up to 400 new homes ranging from fi rst homes, family homes and retirement accommodation
Create a mix of high-quality, low-density properties in keeping with the local environment and with strong links to new wildlife habitats
Build new community facilities accessible
for all
Provide new public open space and
recreational space close to the
village centre
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Improve local connections by
helping to bring forward a new cycle route to Chichester, enhance existing and create new Public Rights of Way and develop two new junctions on Pagham Road to provide site
access
OUR VISION FOR PAGHAM SOUTH
- Pagham SouthContact our team:
Call: 0800 130 3270Email: [email protected]
PROVIDING FOR THE COMMUNITY
WHAT COMMUNITY FACILITIES WOULD YOU LIKE THIS PROPOSAL TO PROVIDE IN PAGHAM?
Land for a one form entry Primary School
Designated Scout Hall with outdoor space
Community allotments
Help bring forward a Chichester cycle link
Dedicated sport pitches and space for
non-pitch sports
Community Hub including primary care facilities -
GP Surgery & Pharmacy
Local shops including a small convenience food store
Residential care complex
Facilities for the young including crèche and youth centre
WE WANT TO PROVIDE NEW COMMUNITY FACILITIES FOR PAGHAM INCLUDING:
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- Pagham SouthContact our team:
Call: 0800 130 3270Email: [email protected]
HOMES FOR PAGHAM SOUTH
LOOK AND FEEL
We want to:
• Create a low density scheme with the right mix of one and two storey properties.
• Create a careful and considered connection to the existing village which includes green open spaces, soft landscaping and accessible routes to and from the centre of the existing village.
• Provide landscaped public open space, public footpaths, walkways and community facilities for use by local residents.
• Provide an attractive environment with strong visual connections to the local area.
Our scheme will look to deliver up to 400 new homes and respond to the need of the local community by including a mix of aff ordable homes, retirement and residential care accommodation.
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- Pagham SouthContact our team:
Call: 0800 130 3270Email: [email protected]
ACCESS FOR ALL
As part of our scheme we will make sure:
• Existing Public Rights of Way remain in place and are incorporated into the layout.
• New pedestrian crossings are installed to improve access to bus stops (service 600) and the site.
• Help to bring forward a dedicated cycle route between Pagham and Chichester by providing land. This will help provide an alternative for cyclists using Pagham Road.
• Facilities provided within our community hub will limit the need for travelling outside of the village reducing the impact between Pagham and the A27.
• Two new junctions onto Pagham Road will provide safe access for all.
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SITE ACCESS AND BUS STOPS
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We recognise the need to provide safe access for all from Pagham Road and the surrounding area.
We are working with the West Sussex County Council Highway Offi cers to ensure that our plans for Pagham South integrate with existing infrastructure and provide a robust transport solution for the site and the local community.
- Pagham SouthContact our team:
Call: 0800 130 3270Email: [email protected]
THE ENVIRONMENT
HYDROLOGY & FLOOD RISK
We are working with the Environment Agency to ensure our proposed residential and habitable areas are outside of the Flood Zone.
The Environment Agency flood map identifies that the site lies within the lowest fl ood risk category identifi ed as Flood Zone 1.
The fl ood maps and levels are based on an undefended coast and do not take into account current fl ood defences.
The site is not aff ected by fl ooding from the Pagham Rife.
SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE
We plan to manage the additional runoff from rainfall by using a variety of Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS). This will help to:
• Improve surface water drainage and reduce additional runoff .
• Improve water quality from runoff .
• Reduce fl ood risk to downstream areas.
On site SUDS features will include permeable paving and roadside swales, ditches and ponds.
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Key Plan
LegendArun District SFRA boundary
_̂ Gap in Littlhampton defenceDefence type and maintainer
Embankment, Environment Agency
Embankment, Private
Embankment, Unknown
Wall, Environment Agency
Wall, Local Authority
Wall, Private
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Shingle Beach, Littlehampton Harbour
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Shingle Beach, Worthing Borough
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REF Date CommentsA June 2016 -
This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. 100018487.
ARUN DISTRICT COUNCIL
SFRA: APPENDIX IDEFENCES
This document is the property of Jeremy Benn Associates Ltd. Itshall not be reproduced in whole or in part, nor disclosed to a thirdparty, without the permission of Jeremy Benn Associates Ltd.
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LegendArun District SFRA boundary
Flood Zone 3b
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Flood Zone 2
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REF Date CommentsA June 2016 -
This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. 100018487.
ARUN DISTRICT COUNCIL
SFRA: APPENDIX CFLOOD ZONES
This document is the property of Jeremy Benn Associates Ltd. Itshall not be reproduced in whole or in part, nor disclosed to a thirdparty, without the permission of Jeremy Benn Associates Ltd.
± Zone 1: Comprised of land having a less than 1 in 1,000annual probability of river or sea flooding in any year.
Zone 2: Comprised of land having between a 1 in 100and 1 in 1,000 annual probability of river flooding or 1 in200 and 1 in 1,000 annual probability of sea flooding inany year.
Zone 3a: This zone comprises land assessed as having agreater than 1in 100 annual probability of river flooding ora greater than 1 in 200 annual probability of flooding fromsea in any year.
Zone 3b: This zone comprises land where water has toflow or be stored in times of flood (the functionalfloodplain). The SFRA identified this Flood Zone as landwhich would flood with an annual probability of 1 in 20years, where detailed modelling exists. In the absence ofdetailed hydraulic model information, a precautionaryapproach has been adopted with the assumption that theextent of Flood Zone 3b would be equal to Flood Zone3a. If development is shown to be in Flood Zone 3a,further work should be undertaken as part of a detailedsite specific
ARUN DISTRICT FLOOD ZONE MAP
ARUN DISTRICT FLOOD DEFENCES MAP
FOUL SEWERAGE
Foul water from the development will drain through a piped network to an on-site pumping station before being pumped directly to Pagham Waste Water Treatment Works (WWTW) located to the west of the site.
Our development will not add any foul water onto the existing foul water network in the area.
Southern Water have confi rmed that Pagham WWTW can receive all of the development’s foul water.
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- Pagham SouthContact our team:
Call: 0800 130 3270Email: [email protected]
Our site lies close to the Pagham Harbour SPA/Ramsar site, but is outside of the 400m ‘exclusion’ zone for residential development.
We are working with Natural England who have responded positively.
We will provide benefi t to the SPA / Ramsar site by:
• Providing a contribution towards improved visitor access and management.
• Delivering a signifi cant amount of open public space within our site reducing the need to use the Pagham Harbour.
THE ENVIRONMENT
ECOLOGY & BIODIVERSITY
A range of detailed ecological surveys have been conducted on the site, with birds, bats and reptiles being of note among the wildlife recorded.
As part of our proposal, we will ensure:
• Boundary features, ditches and woody vegetation will be kept in place and enhanced wherever possible.
• New and enhanced habitats will be delivered including trees, hedgerows, grassland and wetland areas, which will provide benefi ts to local wildlife.
• Appropriate measures are taken to ensure there is no negative impact to wildlife from construction.
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