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1Illogan park ImprovementsPublic Consultation 11.06.2016

Following public support Illogan Parish Council have taken on Illogan Park. The Council aims to improve and maintain the Park with appropriate facilities that are attractive for the people of the Parish to use and can be proud of.

Objectives:

Short term aims:• Refurbish current facilities• Repair the goal mouths• Maintain the area and facilities• Finalise plans for improvements to the Park• Submit and obtain planning permission for the improvements to the Park• Agree how the project will be phased and the time period• Play Area - update, improve or relocate

Long Term aims:• Deliver the improvements to the Park

Funding:

• Council funds from council tax – been building reserves for a few years

• The football and rugby clubs applying for grants• Council applying for grants• Seek donations of labour and materials from local suppliers and

contractors• Fundraising events• Grants are vital to the success of this project. The success of grant

applications will affect the size and scale of the scheme and when and how it will be delivered.

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Introduction


Site Constraints

existing high hedge, divides site. Natural surveillance issues

seperate enclosed area, appears under utilised

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potential new access

privacy to residential setting

existing site entrance:busy during matches, problems providing access for emergency vehicles

replace existing facitlites, retained during works

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Concealed site entrance from Paynters Lane to the park.

Tight access lane to the park.

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vehicles to negotiate during busy match days.

Existing landscaped park to the rear of the sports pitches. Hedgebanks segregate the park. Secluded areas may promote anti-social behaviour.

Existing pedestrian access to park from Trevelyan Road. Not a particulary attractive or welcoming entrance into the park.


Site OptionsOption 1

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New community hub

Childrens play

MUGA

Car park with new access

Retained access for emergency & maintenance vehicles only

Remove hedge to create open area

Pros:• Play areas have easy access from car park• New entrance reduces vehicular congestion• Childrens play close to community hub• Making use of under utilised space• Enhanced access links

Cons:• Clear view of only one pitch.• Lose existing changing facilities during new hub construction• Car park detached from hub•


Option 2

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New community hub

Childrens play

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Pros:• New entrance reduces vehicular congestion• Making use of under utilised space• Enhanced access links• Hub close to new car park• Retain existing changing facilities during new hub construction

Cons:• Clear view of only one pitch.• Limited views of children’s play from hub•


Option 3

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Childrens play

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Pros:• Easy access to children’s play from new car park• Clear views of both pitches• New entrance reduces vehicular congestion• Making use of under utilised space• Enhanced access links• Easier to phase works whilst retaining existing uses

Cons:• Limited view of children’s play area from hub• Loss of play area whilst new play area is constructed


Sketch Pavilion Design

3D Views

These are sketch views of the proposed scheme. The viewing terrace has benching around the face of the building to provide seating for the spectators and shelter from any harsh weather conditions.

Please note that materiality shown is for illustrative purposes only

Floor Plan

situation and the various requirements that the various funding bodies will have.

The changing rooms follow the RFU and FA guidelines, however, these will need

Floor Plan


Materiality

External Wall MaterialsThis board shows materiality options for the new changing facilities/ community hub.

These options are indicative and there can be many variants of any one material, such as the colour, layout design and size.

Please attach a sticky dot to your preferred materials for the wall and roof.

Timber Shingle Cladding

Timber Cladding Horizontal or Vertical Brick Slate Tiles

Metal Sheeting Stone Block

Render Zinc


Comments Board

Which proposal do you prefer?Attach a sticky dot to your preferred option below:

Option 1

Option 2

Option 3

Comments:

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