This document provides an indicative landscape strategy for a development area. It includes a tree species list noting specific types of trees to be planted along various roads. It also includes a public realm strategy outlining different surface materials to be used for roads, paths and other areas. A play and open space strategy is presented, identifying a local landscaped area for play near the school and neighborhood centre, as well as pedestrian access routes to larger SANGS open spaces.

29. Indicative Tree Species
Quercus robur - Common oak Tilia cordata ‘Greenspire’ - Small Aesculus indica - India horse Pyrus calleryana ‘Chanticleer’ - Corylus colurna turkish hazel
leaved lime chestnut Callery pear
QUEEN’S AVENUE HOPE GRANT’S ROAD HOSPITAL ROAD SCARLETT’S ROAD FIRE STATION ROAD
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EL Prunus ‘Sunset Boulevard’ Davidia involucrata -
AN Magnolia Kobus - kobus magnolia
ES Flowering Cherry Hankerchief tree
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THE LANES OPEN SPACES OPEN SPACES
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Landscape Materials
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AD Shared surfaces at Nodes Pedestrian flag paving along
AN Asphalt primary road
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Stone mastic dressing to Asphalt Shared surface to The Lanes Bound gravel footpath beneath
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secondary roads existing Oak avenue.
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Natural stone paving around Block paving to pedestrian Bound gravel to private
existing listed building footpaths driveways
PUBLIC REALM STRATEGY

30. Play
Local Landscaped
Area Play (LLAP)
Pedestrian Access
Access to SANGS
School Site
Neighbourhood
Centre
Access to Phase One
SANGS
LLAP
PLAY & OPEN SPACE STRATEGY