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Pavenham Golf Course, club house, Pavenham
Woodland and disused squash court and hard tennis court
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Up to 3 hectares with car parking
Gym facilities, Leisure centre
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Hotel
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1-5 years
We would look to meet or exceed the energy standards set out on the building regulations as expressed in section 51s in the local plan. We would achieve this by utilising renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, as well as installing ground source heat pumps and additional water saving measures. In Addition to these measures ensuring that the buildings are very well insulated throughout will further reduce the carbon footprint.
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The site is located on the north side of Pavenham Road in the village of Pavenham approximately 5 miles northwest of Bedford town centre. Access to the site is feasible from Pavenham Road, which is a 40mph road with no significant traffic congestion. The nearest bus stop is located 500m from the site access point. There is a footway of 1.8m serving the access point on Pavenham Road. The access point of the site would need widening. Speed restrictions either side of the access could be investigated. Improved bus transport service for visitors/staff.
no noise concerns for hotel development
The site has been excluded from further assessment at Stage 1 because the allocation of such uses is not in accordance with the development strategy. Proposals will be considered against criteria based policies.
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Mollivers Oakley Road Bromham Bedfordshire
Agricultural
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500+
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School site for Lower or Upper Reservoir velodrome or skate park
1.School site 2.Reservoir 3.Velodrome/skate park
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2020/21
We would look to meet or exceed the energy standards set out on the building regulations as expressed in section 51s in the local plan. We would achieve this by utilising renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, as well as installing ground source heat pumps and additional water saving measures. In Addition to these measures ensuring that the dwellings are very well insulated throughout will further reduce the carbon footprint.
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The site is located west of Oakley Road and Church Lane north of Bromham area approximately 4 miles northwest of Bedford town centre. Access to the site is feasible from Oakley Road, which is a 40mph road along the frontage of the site. Oakley Road and the junction with Park Road/Church Lane/Oakley Road experience some moderate congestion and this scale of development could exacerbate any issues. The closest bus stop is located approximately 400m south of the site. There are no footways or formal cycle lanes outside of the site. A Transport Asssessment would be needed to assess the impact of the development on the highway network, especially on Oakley Road and on the Park Road/Church Lane/Oakley Road junction, and recommend satisfactory facilities for both pedestrians and cyclists. Given the number of homes proposed, it is likely that more than one access point will be necessary off Oakley Road. The proposal will require roads to adoptable standards in accordance with Bedford Borough Council's highway standards in terms of accommodating the carriageway/footway widths and the required radius kerbs. Potential signalisation of the junction of Park Road/Church Lane/Oakley Road would be necessary to mitigate the traffic increase. Potential reduction of the speed limit of Oakley Road along the frontage of the site to 30mph.
no noise concerns
The site has been excluded from further assessment at Stage 1 because its location is not in accordance with the development strategy.
Please contact the agent: Sam Franklin, Landscope
Lorna's Field Pavenham Road Pavenham Bedford
Agricultural
Holiday Park
Agricultural
Holiday park / Agricultural
Residential
Improved access to existing and additional mobile homes (not C3)
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The proposal is to create a new and improved access for an established facility with appropriate landscaping adjacent to the highway to act as a visual screen. To then provide additional mobile home pitches on the northern and d eastern sides of the site with amentity and recreational areas between the new and the existing residential area of Close Road.
A new access for the existing holiday park will be incorporated into the access for the site. The access point with the Pavenham Road will be to the east of the Close road junction using the existing field access.
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By providing high class accommodation and amenties in a rural location locally envcouraging people to holiday in the UK rather than addining to global warming by travelling abroad.
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Access onto Pavenham Rd is well suited and more visible than the old access point. Little to no traffic in the area. There is a bus stop 50m from the proposed access point but it only has 4-5 services per day. There is a pavement along the site frontage which connects to the nearby bus stops and Pavenham village to the west. The footpath is paved and smooth but is narrow, about 1m wide. There is no specific cycle connectivity but the road is generally quiet. Provide a connection to the existing pavement along the frontage of the site. Consider reducing the speed limit on Pavenham Rd between the site and Pavenham from 40 to 30mph to better facilitate cycling.
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The site has been excluded from further assessment at Stage 1 because its location is not in accordance with the development strategy.
Please contact the agent: Sam Franklin, Landscope Land and Property Ltd
Golf Course Bedford Road Pavenham Bedfordshire MK43 7PF
Golf Course
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Holiday Lodges + Administration building
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8-10 lodges plus
Holiday Lodges + Administration building
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5 lodges + admin building
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2020/21
We would look to meet or exceed the energy standards set out on the building regulations as expressed in section 51s in the local plan. We would achieve this by utilising renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, as well as installing ground source heat pumps and additional water saving measures. In Addition to these measures ensuring that the buildings are very well insulated throughout will further reduce the carbon footprint
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The site is located on the north side of Pavenham Road in the village of Pavenham approximately 5 miles northwest of Bedford town centre. Access to the site is feasible from Pavenham Road, which is a 40mph road with no significant traffic congestion. The proposal would cause minor traffic problems in the network. The nearest bus stop is located 400m from the site access point. There is a footway of 1.8m serving access point on Pavenham Road. The access point of the site would need widening to handle the increased traffic. Speed restrictions on Pavenham Rd could be investigated. Improved bus transport services.
no information on proposed types, employment may introduce noise to the area
The site has been excluded from further assessment at Stage 1 because the allocation of such uses is not in accordance with the development strategy. Proposals will be considered against criteria based policies.
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Bury Farm Pavenham Beds
B1, commercial and agricultural buildings and yard
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15-20
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25/ha
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Two small business units
2-4,000sq ft
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High St Pavenham
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2021
We would look to meet or exceed the energy standards set out on the building regulations as expressed in section 51s in the local plan. We would achieve this by utilising renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, as well as installing ground source heat pumps and additional water saving measures. In Addition to these measures ensuring that the dwellings are very well insulated throughout will further reduce the carbon footprint.
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The site is located on the north side of Pavenham Road in the village of Pavenham approximately 5.5 miles northwest of Bedford town centre. Access to the site is feasible from Pavenham Road, which has a 30mph speed limit to th front of the site with no significant traffic congestion. The closest bus stop is located 450m west of the site on High Street. There is 2m footway serving the access point on Pavenham Road. Cycling is possible on-road. Pedestrian access improvements and changes to the existing site access depending on scale of employment and vehicle types expected.
no noise concerns
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Land Adjacent to and rear of Home Farm, Willington Road, Cople
Pasture
Housing
Housing/pasture
pasture
housing
10-20
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Map shows two access points onto existing highway
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We would look to meet or exceed the energy standards set out on the building regulations as expressed in section 51s in the local plan. We would achieve this by utilising renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, as well as installing ground source heat pumps and additional water saving measures. In Addition to these measures ensuring that the dwellings are very well insulated throughout will further reduce the carbon footprint.
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Access could be from several points along the frontage on Willington Road. Willington Rd sometimes has moderate traffic. There is a bus stop directly outside the site providing 4 services per day to Bedford, however there is another stop within 300m with the 73 bus providing a service to Bedford approx. every 30 minutes. There is a pavement along the frontage of the site, however it is very narrow. There is no specific cycle connectivity however cycling towards the A421 via Cardington connects to a traffic-free cycle route on the edge of Bedford taking you towards the centre. Consider using the development as an opportunity to widen the existing narrow pavement along the frontage of the site.
surrounding home farm may need to consider agricultural noise
The site has been excluded from further assessment at Stage 1 because its location is not in accordance with the development strategy.
