Local Growth locations ~ Mixed-use, Leisure, Community and Town Centre

Local Growth locations ~ Mixed-use, Leisure, Community and Town Centre Site CFS Ref Ref Proposal Size (ha) Specific Site Requirements Tachbrook Country Park, Bishop’s Tachbrook BIS.4 Land adjoining the Tach Brook at Bishop’s Tachbrook The park will be a multifunctional green infrastructure asset, designed to: • Provide a strong ‘green buffer’ between the northern parts of Bishop’s Tachbrook and the southern edge of the new development sites off Harbury Lane. This will include minimising the visual impact of development and softening the edge of new housing schemes. • Promote ecology and habitat diversification in a landscape that has historically been associated with modern farming and other uses. • Potentially play a role in flood alleviation, particularly considering the close proximity of a significant number of new houses. • Provide a functional park facility that is well- connected to new developments, in terms of access and walking and cycling infrastructure. While the park may have a defined character, it is also part of a wider brook valley / green corridor. • Provide park facilities of an appropriate scale to support informal leisure activities for people living Policy DS.6 Local Growth locations ~ Mixed-use, Leisure, Community and Town Centre Site CFS Ref Ref Proposal Size (ha) Specific Site Requirements within the wider area south of Leamington / Warwick, who currently have limited access to nearby natural green space and the wider countryside. University of Warwick Main Campus, South of Coventry (Part of) COV .6 62ha of land at the existing University of Warwick Main Campus is safeguarded for education and research and development related uses, in accordance with the Concept Masterplan. Future development of this site should be in accordance with this Concept Masterplan. Proposals not addressed by the Masterplan will be considered on their merits and assessed against all other relevant development plan policies. Proposals will be viewed positively where they help contribute to the University delivering a world-class educational campus with the necessary supporting facilities. Meon Vale Local Green Spaces MEO.3 Designation of Local Green Spaces within Meon Vale. Chandos Street, Leamington Spa LEA.8 Focus of a town centre development proposal to comprise of appropriate main town centre uses. • Proposals are of an appropriate scale and respect the character and form of the town centre, and • Any impact of the proposal upon traffic movement is fully considered and appropriate consideration Policy DS.6 Local Growth locations ~ Mixed-use, Leisure, Community and Town Centre Site CFS Ref Ref Proposal Size (ha) Specific Site Requirements is given to promote public transport and provide car parking. Althorpe Street, Leamington Spa LEA.9 Site to be safeguarded for town centre employment uses (Use Class E(g)). 1.5 Hamilton Terrace, Brandon Parade and Holly Walk, Leamington Spa LEA.10 Site to be safeguarded for town centre employment uses (Use Class E(g)). 5.3 Stratford- upon-Avon Gateway, Stratford- upon-Avon 986 STR.8 Redevelopment of the site for a range of appropriate uses that include: • World Shakespeare Museum 2.04 Development of the site should be in accordance with the Land Use and Urban Form Principles Plan and the Heights and Massing Plan shown in Section 8.21. Specific requirements for development of the site include the following: Policy DS.6 Local Growth locations ~ Mixed-use, Leisure, Community and Town Centre Site CFS Ref Ref Proposal Size (ha) Specific Site Requirements • visitor attractions and accommodation • retail and other class E commercial uses • offices and other business uses • leisure, community and educational facilities • residential • Provide high quality buildings and public realm, including enhancements to Windsor Street • provide for mixed uses, including high-density residential uses • Active ground floor uses • Provide for cultural uses including a new World Shakespeare Museum • Integrate blue and green infrastructure, public art, wayfaring and street furniture within public realm • Incorporate new permeable and legible pedestrian (and cycle if appropriate) route from the junction of Arden Street, Clopton Road and Birmingham Road to Windsor Street improve the junction of Arden Street, Clopton Road and Birmingham Road in terms of highway, pedestrian and cycle flows and the quality of the public realm • Consider and mitigate where necessary noise and light pollution impact on neighbouring properties • Protect and enhance the character and appearance of the Conservation Area including significance of Henley Street, and nearby Listed Buildings Policy DS.6 Local Growth locations ~ Mixed-use, Leisure, Community and Town Centre Site CFS Ref Ref Proposal Size (ha) Specific Site Requirements • Replace car parking facilities at Windsor Street with improved public car parking facilities at Arden Street car park. • Remove coach/bus station / drop-off facility at Windsor Street and explore opportunities for coach drop-off facilities elsewhere • Ensure that any specific proposals enhance and do not dilute the vitality of the town centre mitigate flood risk and surface water drainage as appropriate through appropriate layout/design ensure that the provision of residential uses does not undermine the operation of any existing businessesl. Rother Quarter, Stratford- upon-Avon 847 STR.9 Retention of existing activities appropriate and the redevelopment of specific parts of the site for a range of appropriate uses that could include: • visitor attractions and accommodation 2.4 • Protect and enhance the character and appearance of the Conservation Area • Retain listed buildings and those of local historic significance • Undertake an archaeological assessment for sites when they come forward to be developed • Consider the scope to redevelop all or part of the public car park, in conjunction with Stratford-upon- Avon Town Council Policy DS.6 Local Growth locations ~ Mixed-use, Leisure, Community and Town Centre Site CFS Ref Ref Proposal Size (ha) Specific Site Requirements • retail and other commercial uses • offices and other business floorspace • community facilities • residential • Retain existing residential properties in the area unless fully justified • Ensure that the provision of residential uses does not undermine the operation of any existing businesses, leisure or community premises Studley Centre, Studley 986 STU.4 Public space to act as new village centre supported by a mix of uses including offices, retail, community, health and residential units and open space. 1.0 • Retain existing businesses and community uses • Create a high-quality public realm to act as focal point for the village • Retain existing car parking provision • Consider alternative access to car park • Provide a pedestrian and cycle routes to connect into existing routes to improve legibility and connectivity • Ensure adjacent properties and occupiers are not unduly affected • Enhance the overall appearance of the site, including hard and soft landscaping Policy DS.6 Local Growth locations ~ Mixed-use, Leisure, Community and Town Centre Site CFS Ref Ref Proposal Size (ha) Specific Site Requirements • Consider relationship and integration of the proposal with the village hall/library building Barrack St and Northgate St, Warwick WAR.13 Site to be safeguarded for town centre employment uses (Use Class E(g)) 1.5 Myton Community Stadium, Warwick WAR.2 Community Stadium, including football stadium for Leamington Town FC, relocated athletics facility, education, a neighbourhood centre and other uses. St Mary Lands, Warwick WAR.3 To manage, enhance and promote the landscape character of St. Mary's Lands, including increasing its biodiversity To manage, enhance and promote St. Mary's Lands as a green space distinctly different Policy DS.6 Local Growth locations ~ Mixed-use, Leisure, Community and Town Centre Site CFS Ref Ref Proposal Size (ha) Specific Site Requirements to the more formal parks and open spaces in Warwick, ensuring access is maintained and enhanced to a large area of more natural open space within walking distance of the town centre To promote St. Mary's Lands as a visitor destination, where any such increase in visitor numbers are compatible with preserving and protecting the site's landscape quality, biodiversity and sense of place To support the many organisations that contribute to the broader community needs or local economy, where such support do