QE Park Development
Queen Elizabeth Park links: Queen Elizabeth Park Residents Association (QEPRA) QEP Travel Plan; Linden Homes; Laing Homes; Miller Homes; Terrace Hill; Esporta; Academy Nursery; Budgens; QEP Care Home; Thames Valley Housing Association; Downland Housing Association; Warden Housing Association; GBC Shared Ownership
Latest News:
August 2005 - Ongoing changes to applications for the 'mixed use' building. For more details see SCCP.
May 2005 - Miller Homes (then CDC2020) offered residents surrounding the 'phase 9 North Green area' the opportunity to purchase the strips of land between their homes and the site. For more detail see Phase 9 Queens Gate.
March 2005 - Terrace Hill developers obtain planning approval for 05/P/00007 and 04/P/02035 for revisions to Office Blocks B and C in the Commercial Area.
January 2005 - The developers submitted an application/design (05/P/00192) for a community centre and flats in place of the mixed-use building (doctors surgery) in the 'town square'. Since withdrawn and replaced.
Nov 2004 - Miller Homes (then CDC2020) submitted a revised planning application - see Phase 9 Queens Gate. Approved.
Sales Brochure Bird's Eye view
Scanned copy of the draft S106 Dec 2001 & QEP Planning Gain Report
Scanned copy of the signed S106 Amendment 29 Nov 02 (1MB)
Developers Newsletter 4 - Phases diagram - superseded
Affordable Housing Locations diagram
GBC Officers Report for the outline plan
Miscellaneous planning amendments
Use menu to right for planning applications in specific areas of the development.
| 05/P/02124 PHASE 2 ACCESS Retention of existing boundary fence and hedge without construction of pedestrian/cycle link. [Registered 24/10/2005] Approved 05/Jan/06. |
| 05/P/02128 Change of use application for the strip of land adjoining Queen Elizabeth Park, Phase 9, Knox road from military use to domestic gardens as pursuant to section 106 agreement on planning permission 04/P/02463. [Registered 25/10/2005] Approved 14/Dec/05. |
| 03/P/02472: Display of five sculptures at various locations as part of the overall redevelopment of this site pursuant to related legal obligation. [Registered 03/12/2003] Approved 13/Jan/04. No sculpture is to exceed 3 metres above ground level. |
| 02/P/00441: Part relaxation of Condition 35 of permission 01/P/00881 to allow 2 site deliveries per week via Johnston Walk (As amplified by additional plans received 11/02/02). [Registered 22/01/2002] |
Outline Planning Application
01/P/00881 and 01/P/00882: Outline applications for redevelopment to provide 525 dwellings, employment, nursing home, community facilities, retail, health and fitness centre, open space and associated roads (For further details please see supporting statement, as amended 15 August 2001) (additional plans received 06/08/03). [Registered 10/05/2001]
01-P-00881 & 00882 Officers Reports
Proposed QEP Anti-Ratrun Scheme
This scheme was proposed as part of the commercial centre application 02/P/01632 in October 2002 as a means of discouraging drivers using Tylehost and Railton Road as a rat-run between Worplesdon Road and Grange Road. Prior to this proposal, the masterplan intended a bus-only route with a bus-gate at the end of Tylehost, however Terrace Hill subsequently insisted on the commercial area being freely accessible, so traffic consultants CBP came up with this scheme instead. The developers intend to implement the "banned right turn" after site development is completed. The drawing below is an extract from the developer's proposal for the commercial centre.
Page last updated: 13-May-08