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Proposal:
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PL/25/1570 (ADJ) - Adjacent Authority Consultation (Wokingham) - Hybrid planning application
252498 (part in full, part in outline) comprising outline
application for: up to 2,800 residential units to include up to 100
custom and selfbuild plots; 2 primary
schools (up to 3 forms of entry) to include early years provision
and 1 secondary school (up to 12 forms of entry); one District
Centre, to incorporate up to 11,000m2 of Class E (Commercial,
Business and Service, to include a food store of around 2,500m2),
and Class F (Local Community and Learning); one Local Centre, to
incorporate up to 2,400m2 of Class E; a Sports Hub to include
sports pitches and pavilion space; up to 4,250m2 of further Class
E, Class F, and sui generis development to include commercial,
health care and public house; associated green infrastructure,
landscaping, public open space, play areas, and ecological
enhancement measures; 20 gypsy and traveller pitches; drainage and flood alleviation
measures to include Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS) and
engineering measures within Loddon Valley for the River Loddon;
associated highway / transport / supporting infrastructure
including spine road, pedestrian and cycle connections; associated
utilities, infrastructure, and engineering works, including the
undergrounding of overhead lines and an electricity substation; up
to 0.5ha of land adjoining St Bartholomew’s Church for use as
cemetery. All matters reserved other than access, incorporating:
access to highways, incorporating: a new pedestrian, cycle and
vehicular access to Lower Earley Way via a new 4th arm to the
Meldreth Way roundabout; a new
pedestrian, cycle and vehicular bridge over the M4; a new
pedestrian, cycle and vehicular bridge over the River Loddon; a new
vehicular access to the A327 Reading Road, via a new arm to the
Observer Way roundabout; a new pedestrian, cycle and vehicular
access to Thames Valley Science Park; Phase 1 of internal roads
including pedestrian / cycle routes, associated infrastructure,
drainage and landscaping.
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