TRANSPORT : PROCESS Topic Discussion 20th July 2016 1
TODAY S SESSION Process not solutions - masterplan currently evolving Existing & future networks Checking feedback - understanding the issues How a transport strategy is developed and assessed How you would like to continue to be involved Your questions 2
TODAY S SESSION 6.45pm PART 1: Introduction Who we are Context 7.05pm PART 2: Interactive session Community feedback Submit your questions 7.45pm Refreshment break 7.55pm PART 3: Presentation followed by Q&A Developing and assessing a transport strategy 8.55pm Round-up & next steps 9.00pm Close 3
DEMYSTIFYING TERMS DEMYSTIFYING TERMS: Some key words explained, for reference Modes The different types of transport or movement e.g. walking, cycling, public transport etc Modal split The proportion of different types of transport modes that travellers use Trip generation This is a term for the number of trips that are created. Trip rate When estimating the amount of future trips, a trip rate is used to provide the average number of trips per m 2 or per building unit Cumulative assessment This is where impact analysis considers all permitted developments to understand a likely future scenario Mitigation This is an intervention designed to offset the transport impacts generated by a proposed development, for instance a contribution to new buses or to junction works Transport model A tool to analyse the effects of transport in a given area Travel plan A coordinated strategy to encourage use of sustainable forms of transport to improve health and reduce impacts on the local transport network Connectivity How well connected a place is PTAL Public Transport Accessibility Level: is a method to measure how accessible public transport is from any given location CIL (Community Infrastructure Levy) A fixed rate financial contribution to both the Local Authority and GLA (Greater London Authority) based on the amount of new development s106 (Section 106) Site-specific measures to off-set the impact of development. This is negotiated and can be financial, contributions to specific projects or provision of facilities on-site 4
WHO WE ARE Miles Price, Planning Director, British Land Andrew Hiley, Principal Planner, Transport for London Christian Loveday, Transport Policy Team Leader, Southwark Council Stuart Jenkins, Associate Director, ARUP 5
SITE CONTEXT Bermondsey Station Salter Road Rotherhithe Station Southwark Park Lower Road Canada Water Station Surrey Quays Road SE16 Printworks Robert s Close Surrey Quays Shopping Centre Surrey Quays Leisure Park Surrey Quays Station Russia Dock Woodland Redriff Road Key SE16 Printworks and Roberts Close sites Surrey Quays Shopping Centre Site Surrey Quays Leisure Park Site N 6
EXISTING NETWORKS 7
ACCESSIBILITY AT CANADA WATER A 1-2 step journey to virtually all key transport nodes 8
KEY ROADS THE CITY WHITECHAPEL COMMERCIAL ROAD LIMEHOUSE POPLAR LONDON BRIDGE TOWER BRIDGE WAPPING JAMAICA JAMAICA ROAD THE HIGHWAY CANARY WHARF WALWORTH BERMONDSEY LOWER LOWER ROAD ROAD NORTH DEPTFORD ISLE OF DOGS OLD KENT ROAD EVELYN EVELYN STREET STREET GREENWICH PECKHAM NEW CROSS 9
P BUS NETWORK Trafalgar Square for Charing Cross N199 N381 Whitehall Horse Guards Avenue C10 Westminster Victoria Victoria Coach Station Pimlico Millbank Thames House N1 1 Tottenham Court Road 381 Waterloo County Hall for London Eye Elephant & Castle Lambeth North St. Thomas Hospital Holborn Waterloo Russell Square for British Museum Aldwych for Covent Garden and London Transport Museum Borough Bricklayer s Arms 188 St. Paul s Cathedral Southwark Street Hop Exchange Waterloo Bridge for IMAX Cinema and Southbank Centre Long Lane Tennis Street Tower Bridge Road Grange Road/ Caledonian Market Southwark Street for Tate Modern Long Lane Staple Street Cannon Street Tooley Street City Hall Tower Bridge Road Druid Street Long Lane Bermondsey Street 47 Liverpool Street Tanner Street Monument London Bridge for Guy s Hospital Grange Road Spa Road The yellow tinted area includes every bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles from Canada Water and Surrey Quays. Main stops are shown in the white area outside. Night service on route 47 continues to Shoreditch Bishopsgate Threadneedle Street Tooley Street Boss Street Tower Bridge Road Abbey Street Abbey Street The Grange Tooley Street Tanner Street Grange Road Alscot Road River Thames Jamaica Road Dockhead Jamaica Road Abbey Street Abbey Street Maltby Street Southwark Park Road Reverdy Road St. James s Road Esmerelda Road St. James s Road Catlin Street Rotherhithe New Road Sherwood Gardens Rotherhithe New Road Verney Road Peckham Park Road Old Kent Road Jamaica Road St. James s Road Southwark Park Road Stalham Street Southwark Park Road St. James s Road Peckham Library Bermondsey Galleywall Road Anchor Street Rotherhithe Street Essex House Rotherhithe Street Edinburgh Court ROTHERHITHE BERMONDSEY Abbey Street Old Jamaica Road Jamaica Road Drummond Road Jamaica Road Southwark Park Southwark Park Road Kirby Estate Southwark Park Road Raymouth Road Galleywall Road Lynton Road Rotherhithe New Road Sheppard Drive South Bermondsey PECKHAM Southwark Park Road Gataker Street Ilderton Road Millwall Football Ground Rotherhithe Street Pageant Steps Salter Road Smith Close Rotherhithe Brunel Road Rotherhithe Tunnel Lower Road Neptune Street/ St. Olave s Estate Rotherhithe New Road Corbetts Lane Ilderton Road Manor Grove N381 381 Nunhead Lane Ilderton Road Wagner Street Queens Road Peckham Peckham Town Centre Peckham Rye Nunhead South Bermondsey Rotherhithe New Road Ivydale Road Salter Road Russia Dock Road Salter Road Bywater Place Salter Road Peter Hills School Brenchley Gardens Rotherhithe Street Doubletree London Docklands Y GOMM R O AD B1 A B2 D C S U R R E Y DEAL LOWER R OAD P Southwark Park Honor Oak Park P12 Trundleys Road John Silkin Lane Rotherhithe Street Bryan Road/Surrey Docks Farm Trundleys Road Alloa Road Trundleys Road Grinstead Road Sanford Street Cold Blow Lane Sanford Street Sterling Gardens Sanford Street Cottesbrook Street Brockley Rise Chandos BROCKLEY River Thames QUAY S ORTERS WAY HAWKSTONE RD. RN Canada Water Canada Water R O A D E K J H Surrey Quays ROTHERHITHE OLD ROAD ROTHERHITHE NEW ROAD S Q U Surrey Quays Shopping Centre OLDFIELD GROVE W Edward Street Salter Road Downtown Road CANADA ST. F Salter Road Lady Dock Path/Ship York REDRIFF LOWER ROAD BUSH ROAD N G L M ROAD TRUNDLEYS Pagnell Street Exeter Way QUEBEC WAY Z ROAD Evelyn Street Bestwood Street Redriff Road Onega Gate BRUNSWICK QUAY PLOUGH T X BESTWOOD STREET Greenland Dock WAY CROFT ST. EVELYN ST. Evelyn Street Deptford Park School Evelyn Street Grinstead Road Creek Road Deptford High Street New Cross Deptford Bridge CATFORD Plough Way Yeoman Street River Thames Plough Way Dunnage Crescent Pepys Estate Grove Street/ Plough Way Grove Street Windlass Place Oxestall s Road Deptford Park School 188 North Greenwich for The O2 Greenwich Brookmill Road Elverson Road LEWISHAM Lewisham Shopping Centre Lewisham Hospital Catford Lewisham Town Hall Bellingham Catford Bus Garage Grove Street Riverside Youth Club Greenwich Cutty Sark N199 continues to Bromley, Orpington and St Mary Cray Maze Hill Lewisham Road Lewisham 47 199 East Greenwich Vanbrugh Hill 225 Hither Green N1 continues to Charlton, Woolwich and Thamesmead Information correct from 7 May 2016 Transport for London TFL31451.05.16 (F) 10
RIVER SERVICE Embankment Embankment Charing Cross RB6 Blackfriars Blackfriars (Mondays to Fridays only) Tower Tower Hill Tower Gateway Fenchurch Street St. Katharine s Tower Hill Tower Gateway Cadogan Chelsea Harbour Imperial Wharf Summer service (April-October) only Westminster Westminster St George Wharf Vauxhall Plantation Wharf Wandsworth Riverside Quarter Putney Putney Bridge Kew RB6 St Helena s Richmond Millbank Pimlico Richmond Landing Stage Kingston Turks Kingston RB2 Kingston Town End Hampton Court Hampton Court London Eye Waterloo RB1 Festival Waterloo Bankside RB2 London Underground London Overground National Rail Docklands Light Railway Emirates Air Line Step-free access from street level to the pier London Bridge City London Bridge RB1 RB2 RB4 RB5 RB6 Doubletree Docklands Nelson Dock Greenland RB4 Canary Wharf Canary Wharf Embankment to North Greenwich Daily Boats run to Woolwich Arsenal Daily, peak times and evenings, see timetable and RB5 Operated by MBNA Thames Clippers St George Wharf to Bankside Daily except early mornings and evenings Operated by MBNA Thames Clippers Canary Wharf to Doubletree Docklands Daily Operated by MBNA Thames Clippers North Greenwich to Woolwich Arsenal Saturdays and Sundays only Operated by MBNA Thames Clippers Putney to Blackfriars Monday to Friday peak hours and evenings only Some boats also run to or from London Bridge City and Canary Wharf Operated by MBNA Thames Clippers Woolwich Ferry Daily Operated by Briggs Marine RB4 River Bus A fast and frequent service An alternative to the Tube or bus Use your Oyster card to pay as you go Present your Travelcard to obtain a fares discount Masthouse Terrace Greenwich Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich RB5 North Greenwich North Greenwich and Emirates Air Line Some boats cruise through the Thames Barrier Summer service (April-October) only Woolwich Ferry North Terminal Woolwich Ferry South Terminal Westminster / St. Katharine s circular cruise Operated by Circular Cruise Westminster Westminster to Greenwich Some boats cruise through the Thames Barrier (summer service only) Operated by Thames River Services Westminster to Greenwich Operated by City Cruises Summer services only Westminster to Hampton Court Operated by Thames River Boats St Helena s Richmond to Hampton Court Operated by Turk Launches Woolwich Arsenal Woolwich Arsenal River Tours A more leisurely cruise Sightseeing commentary on most boats Ideal for spotting some of London s hidden waterside gems Present your Travelcard to obtain a fares discount RB1 RB5 11
CYCLE HIRE 12
ACCESSIBILITY (PTAL) - 2011! ROTHERHITHE Legend PTAL 6b 6a 5 4 3 2 1b 1a 0 BERMONDSEY CANADA WATER SURREY QUAYS Ordnance Survey data Crown copyright and database right 2014 13
POTENTIAL TRANSPORT IMPROVEMENTS Relevant to the Canada Water Masterplan / local area 2. NEW OVERGROUND FRANCHISE 8. CONVOYS WHARF PIER & SERVICES 4. OVERGROUND: MORE FREQUENT 7. OVERGROUND AT SURREY CANAL RD 10. SILVERTOWN CROSSING & BUSES 3. CS4 / LOWER ROAD 6. CROSSRAIL 11. OVERGROUND: MORE FREQUENT 13. BAKERLOO EXTENSION 1. NIGHT TUBE 5. THAMESLINK 9. JUBILEE: MORE FREQUENT 12. ROTHERHITHE CROSSING 14. CROSSRAIL 2 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 Key Going ahead Advanced More work / finance needed 14
POTENTIAL TRANSPORT IMPROVEMENTS Relevant to the Canada Water Masterplan / local area 14 ANGEL 1. NIGHT TUBE 2. NEW OVERGROUND FRANCHISE 6 WHITECHAPEL 3. CS4 / LOWER ROAD 4. OVERGROUND: MORE FREQUENT TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD FARRINGDON 13 LIVERPOOL STREET 5a LONDON BRIDGE 1 9 2 4 11 12 CANARY WHARF 10 5. THAMESLINK 6. CROSSRAIL 7. OVERGROUND AT SURREY CANAL RD 8. CONVOYS WHARF PIER & SERVICES 9. JUBILEE: MORE FREQUENT SOUTH BERMONDSEY 5b 7 3 8 10. SILVERTOWN CROSSING & BUSES 11. OVERGROUND: MORE FREQUENT NEW BERMONDSEY 12. ROTHERHITHE CROSSING NEW CROSS GREENWICH 13. BAKERLOO EXTENSION PECKHAM RYE 14. CROSSRAIL 2 15
CROSSRAIL / ELIZABETH LINE Amersham Uxbridge Langley Twyford Reading Chesham Iver Slough Burnham Taplow Maidenhead Heathrow Terminal 5 Bakerloo Central Circle District Hammersmith & City Jubilee Metropolitan Northern Piccadilly Hillingdon West Drayton Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3 Chalfont & Latimer West Ruislip Ickenham Ruislip Gardens South Ruislip Chorleywood Northolt Greenford Hayes & Harlington Heathrow Terminal 4 Rickmansworth Southall Victoria Waterloo & City Elizabeth DLR Ruislip Ruislip Manor Perivale Hanwell London Overground Emirates Air Line Eastcote District open at weekends and on some public holidays Watford Croxley Moor Park Rayners Lane Hanger Lane West Ealing Northwood South Harrow Sudbury Hill Sudbury Town Alperton Park Royal North Ealing Ealing Broadway Ealing Common South Ealing Northfields Boston Manor Osterley Hounslow East Hounslow Central Hounslow West Hatton Cross Northwood Hills Pinner North Harrow Interchange stations Step-free access from street to train Step-free access from street to platform National Rail Airport Riverboat services Trams Victoria Coach Station Emirates Air Line Watford Junction Watford High Street Bushey Carpenders Park Bromleyby-Bow Harrowon-the-Hill West Northwick Park Harrow South Kenton Acton Main Line West Acton Acton Central South Acton Acton Town Chiswick Park Turnham Green Gunnersbury Kew Gardens Richmond Hatch End Mill Hill East Headstone Lane Harrow & Stanmore Edgware Wealdstone Canons Park Burnt Oak Kenton Queensbury Colindale Hendon Central Preston Road Kingsbury Brent Cross Wembley Park Gospel Golders Green Oak Hampstead Neasden Hampstead Heath North Wembley Dollis Hill Wembley Central Kentish Willesden Green Finchley Road Town West Stonebridge Park & Frognal Belsize Park Harlesden Kilburn Kensal Brondesbury Chalk Farm Willesden Junction Rise Park West Hampstead Brondesbury Finchley Road Camden Town Kensal Green Swiss Cottage Mornington Queen s Park South Hampstead St. John s Wood Crescent Kilburn High Road Kilburn Park Euston North Acton Stamford Brook East Acton Maida Vale Warwick Avenue White City Wood Lane Shepherd s Bush Market Goldhawk Road Hammersmith Ravenscourt Park Check before you travel Royal Oak Westbourne Park Shepherd s Bush Kensington (Olympia) Barons Court West Brompton Paddington West Kensington Fulham Broadway Parsons Green Putney Bridge East Putney Southfields Wimbledon Park Wimbledon Services to/from some stations are subject to variation. Please search TfL stations for full details. Caledonian Road Station closed temporarily from Spring 2016. Holland Park Station closed until early August 2016. Paddington Bakerloo line trains will not stop at this station from Saturday 2 April until early August 2016. Tufnell Park Station closed until mid-march 2016. Ladbroke Grove Latimer Road Holland Park Earl s Court Edgware Road Edgware Road Bayswater Notting Hill Gate Paddington Queensway Marble Arch High Street Kensington Gloucester Road Hyde Park Corner Knightsbridge South Kensington Imperial Wharf Clapham Junction Marylebone Lancaster Gate Sloane Square Victoria Wandsworth Road Tooting Bec Tooting Broadway Colliers Wood South Wimbledon Morden Pimlico Baker Street Great Portland Street Warren Street Regent s Park Green Park St. James s Park Piccadilly Circus Westminster Vauxhall Clapham High Street Clapham North Clapham Common Clapham South Balham Bond Street Oxford Circus Goodge Street Charing Cross Waterloo Oval Stockwell Euston Square Russell Square Tottenham Court Road Holborn Covent Garden Leicester Square Mansion House Temple Embankment Camden Road King s Cross St. Pancras Southwark Lambeth North Kennington Brixton Blackfriars Denmark Hill High Barnet Totteridge & Whetstone Woodside Park West Finchley Finchley Central East Finchley Highgate Archway Tufnell Park Kentish Town Farringdon Elephant & Castle Angel Chancery Lane Bank St. Paul s Cannon Street Crouch Hill Peckham Rye Upper Holloway Holloway Road Caledonian Road Borough Barbican Moorgate Old Street Monument Queens Road Peckham Cockfosters Oakwood Southgate Arnos Grove Bounds Green Wood Green Turnpike Lane Manor House Arsenal Caledonian Road & Barnsbury Liverpool Street London Bridge Highbury & Islington Aldgate Tower Hill Fenchurch Street River Thames Enfield Town Bush Hill Park Harringay Green Lanes Seven Sisters Finsbury Park Canonbury Bermondsey Crystal Palace Dalston Kingsland Dalston Junction Haggerston Shoreditch High Street Aldgate East Tower Gateway Hoxton Rotherhithe Canada Water Surrey Quays New Cross Gate Brockley Honor Oak Park Silver Street White Hart Lane Bruce Grove Forest Hill Sydenham Southbury Edmonton Green Tottenham Hale Stamford Hill Rectory Road Hackney Downs Turkey Street South Tottenham Stoke Newington Shadwell Wapping Penge West Anerley Theobalds Grove Hackney Central London Fields Cambridge Heath Bethnal Green Bethnal Green Norwood Junction West Croydon Cheshunt Blackhorse Road Walthamstow Queen s Road Clapton Stepney Green Whitechapel Limehouse Mile End Westferry New Cross Homerton Chingford Highams Park Wood Street St. James Street Canary Wharf Heron Quays South Quay Crossharbour Mudchute Island Gardens Walthamstow Central Leyton Midland Road Hackney Wick Bow Road Bow Church Leytonstone High Road Stratford International Devons Road Langdon Park All Saints Blackwall Poplar East India West India Quay Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich Greenwich Deptford Bridge Elverson Road Lewisham Pudding Mill Lane North Greenwich Epping Theydon Bois Debden Loughton Buckhurst Hill Roding Valley Woodford South Woodford Snaresbrook Chigwell Redbridge Wanstead Leytonstone Wanstead Park Leyton Emirates Greenwich Peninsula Stratford West Ham Star Lane Canning Town Grange Hill Gants Hill Stratford High Street Abbey Road Forest Gate Maryland Plaistow Hainault Fairlop Barkingside Newbury Park Goodmayes Seven Kings Ilford Barking East Ham Upton Park Royal Victoria Manor Park Woodgrange Park Upney Emirates Royal Docks West Silvertown Pontoon Dock London City Airport Becontree King George V Chadwell Heath Dagenham East Dagenham Heathway Woolwich Arsenal Romford Upminster Upminster Bridge Hornchurch Elm Park Gidea Park Emerson Park Custom House for ExCeL Prince Regent Harold Wood Royal Albert Beckton Park Abbey Wood Shenfield Brentwood Cyprus Woolwich Gallions Reach Beckton Transport for London This diagram is an evolution of the original design conceived in 1931 by Harry Beck DRAFT based on January 2016 specifications 16
BAKERLOO LINE EXTENSION 17
BAKERLOO LINE EXTENSION Potential Crowding Changes on Rail network from Bakerloo line extension (based on Old Kent Road AAP growth proposals) 18
POTENTIAL TRANSPORT IMPROVEMENTS Relevant to the Canada Water Masterplan / local area REVIEWS UNDERWAY / STARTING 2016 Doubletree Docklands / Hilton Ferry crossing Rotherhithe Crossing Study Air Quality area review CS4 / Lower Road INITIATIVES OR ISSUES EXPECTED TO DEVELOP Cycle hire Bus network development River service development Quietways (Quietway 1 recently opened) Car sharing / private taxi hire Vehicle technology Delivery / online 19
SUMMARY / CHALLENGES Excellent transport services to destinations across London Busy Underground and Overground services with 20% capacity enhancements due within five years Congested local roads, affecting air quality, safety and bus journey reliability Poor pedestrian and cycle connections within the site Limited cross river connections Local cycle and air quality improvements expected 20
PART 1 Community feedback 21
THE OVERALL PROCESS 1. BEfORE THE MaSTERPLaN 2. MaSTERPLaN DEvELOPMENT 3. PLaNNING application 4. POST-PLaNNING vision Design development (illustrative scheme) viability testing Planning documents STUDIES & assessments PLaNNINGPOLICy Research & scoping Testing the masterplan CONSTRUCTION & ONGOING LIaISON London Plan COMMUNITy CONSULTaTION & ENGaGEMENT Phase 1 National / Regional / Local Southwark Core Strategy Canada Water area action Plan The starting point Establishing priorities & aspirations Masterplan development STaTUTORy CONSULTEES SOUTHWaRK COUNCIL PRE-aPPLICaTION CONSULTaTION final m.plan Statutory consultation (representations) Decision RESERvED MaTTERS applications & RESPECTIvE CONSULTaTIONS - ONGOING >>>> Councillor consultation (Ward & Cabinet) TIMESCaLE LINKED TO PROJECT SCaLE Ongoing commercial and viability assessments >> WE ARE HERE 22
DRAFT MASTERPLAN : FEBRUARY 2016 Main exhibition Local mini-exhibitions x3 26,000 newsletters delivered 2200+ people counted at events Model Exhibition Online feedback 490 individual feedback forms Summary Interactive model Window display 41 quick comments 434 suggestion box comments Feedback Suggestion box 4280 + comments received 23
DRAFT MASTERPLAN : FEBRUARY 2016 General response Mix of uses Town centre Green & water Really like Like Links & connections Scale & distribution Ecology & environment Neutral / don t know Dislike Really dislike No answer 24
TRANSPORT & MOVEMENT Most commented upon topic, particularly public transport A historic local problem and overriding issue for many People want a sustainable approach that balances vehicular, public transport, cycling and pedestrian. Perception it is at capacity Need a convincing and credible solution - further information and testing Improvements / mitigation alongside development, not after - joined-up discussions with TfL & Southwark Council 25
INTERACTIVE SESSION 3 topic tables 10 minutes per table 1. PUBLIC TRANSPORT 2. CYCLING & PEDESTRIAN 3. ROAD NETWORK & PARKING + Suggestion boxes 5 minutes 1. YOUR KEY QUESTIONS 2. COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT 3. GROUPS TO ENGAGE INSTRUCTIONS 1. Familiarise yourself with the summary of what we ve heard on this topic. PUBLIC TRANSPORT 2. For each area of feedback, please fill in ONE ROW by: Ticking one option in column i Ticking one option in column ii Add any comments in column iii This is a communal feedback sheet - please just fill in one-row per section! Summary of what we ve heard i i. Do you feel that the findings on this topic include your views? Yes Mostly Some No ii iii ii. Did you iii. Is there anything missing? attend Or do you have any further comments? the Draft Masterplan events in If you need more space please use the topic and line reference Feb 16? (e.g. A,4)- and continue on the reverse. Yes No i i. Do you feel that the findings on this topic include your views? Yes Mostly Some No ii iii ii. Did you iii. Is there anything missing? attend Or do you have any further comments? the Draft Masterplan events in If you need more space please use the topic and line reference Feb 16? (e.g. A,4)- and continue on the reverse. Yes No A. CANADA WATER STATION Canada Water station is felt to be at capacity. There are recommendations not to travel at peak hours, gate closures due to overcrowding and heavy interchange from the Overground to Jubilee line. People aren t clear on how this can be resolved to cope with an increased population, particularly if car-use is discouraged. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 a a Example D. BUS ROUTES & STOPS Opportunity to rationalise bus routes and stop locations is a positive. Particularly bringing bus-routes into the town centre and ensuring bus stops in both directions are close to shops and amenities. There are specific concerns from neighbours on the western boundary about the impact of a realigned Deal Porters Way as a bus route. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 a a Example 9 9 10 10 B. SURREY QUAYS STATION Comments that Surrey Quays Station isn t seen as fit to cope with more people due to the narrow platforms and bottle-necks. Suggestion for additional entrance at eastern side of Lower Road. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 a a Example E. BUS FREQUENCY & CAPACITY There are current issues with frequency and capacity of buses, particularly the C10 and 381. Alongside improved frequency, a local shuttle-bus was suggested as a means of sustainably addressing access to the town centre. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 a a Example 8 8 9 9 10 10 C. LINE CAPACITY & DIRECTION OF TRAVEL There is broad support for the area as a daytime destination (with workers during the day). In part, providing opportunity for local people to work in the area, reducing use of public transport / roads. It was also noted that some commuter flow in the opposite peak direction to the existing could be more manageable, however there were concerns about the overall line capacity. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 a a Example F. RIVER-USE Improvements to the river service are considered an opportunity to help address any transport issues arising from an increased population. Increased frequency, reduced cost and potential for an additional / new Rotherhithe pier were all suggested. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 a a Example 26
Refreshment break 27
PART 2 Developing and assessing a transport strategy 28
ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES SOUTHWARK COUNCIL LOCAL AUTHORITY Planning Authority Highways Authority Transport officers TRANSPORT FOR LONDON STRATEGIC TRANSPORT AUTHORITY FOR GREATER LONDON London-wide guidance & policy Responsible for key infrastructure TfL officers BRITISH LAND DEVELOPER Design, strategy & assessment Engage with stakeholders Specialist consultants COMMUNITY & STAKEHOLDERS INTEREST GROUPS Consultation developing plans Formal representations Ongoing engagement Q&A session to follow 29
Canada Water Transport Issues 20 July 2016 30
Who we are. Planning Authority Highway Authority 31
What we do How do the planning and highways departments shape Southwark? 32
What we know about the area. Poor air quality. Public transport and highway networks under stress. High car ownership and on street parking. Low PTALs in the wider area. 33
What we expect. Reduction in vehicle usage Ensuring the future safety and resilience of the highway network. Improved sustainable travel infrastructure Improvements to the public transport network 34
Who will we speak to? Neighbouring boroughs The PLA TfL Local residents 35
1 TfL s role in the planning process Mark Day and Andrew Hiley TfL Borough Planning 36
2 CANADA WATER MASTERPLAN - TFL'S ROLE IN THE PLANNING PROCESS TfL s role What we do 37
3 CANADA WATER MASTERPLAN - TFL'S ROLE IN THE PLANNING PROCESS TfL interests in the Rotherhithe Area Jamaica Road and Rotherhithe tunnel (TfL Road Network) London Overground stations and trains Traffic flow on Lower Road/ Evelyn Street (Strategic Road Network) River services London Underground station, trains, vent shaft and tunnels Canada Water bus station, bus services Traffic signals e.g Lower Road gyratory 38
4 CANADA WATER MASTERPLAN - TFL'S ROLE IN THE PLANNING PROCESS What TfL doesn t do Most local roads (borough) Controlled parking zones (borough) Operate river buses (private companies) Own some river piers (private companies) Run national rail services/stations (DfT-led) planning authority (borough, Mayor of London) 39
5 CANADA WATER MASTERPLAN - TFL'S ROLE IN THE PLANNING PROCESS What TfL Borough Planning does Leading TfL's pre-application advice service Reviewing of Transport Assessments (TAs) Coordinating TfL multi-modal representations on all planning applications referred to TfL and the GLA Leading negotiations on section 106 agreements and planning conditions and agreeing mitigation on behalf of TfL Co-ordinating TfL multi-modal representations on borough Local Plans and area-based policy such as Area Action Plans (AAP) and Supplementary Planning Documents (SPD) Leading TfL's engagement in the neighbourhood planning process 40
6 CANADA WATER MASTERPLAN - TFL'S ROLE IN THE PLANNING PROCESS TfL role in the planning process Delivering the Mayor s Transport Strategy and the London Plan Assessing impacts of growth on the transport network e.g Opportunity areas Planning and delivering projects to support growth e.g Northern Line extension to Battersea, Crossrail 2 Advising the Mayor on transport implications of borough policy and major planning applications Providing the modelling tools e.g. RAILPLAN 41
7 CANADA WATER MASTERPLAN - TFL'S ROLE IN THE PLANNING PROCESS Major planning applications flow chart Preapplication Planning Application Refusal Stage 1 Mayors report Interim Council decision Stage 2 Mayor s report Approval Mayor takes over Stage 3 Refusal Approval 42
8 Further information www.tfl.gov.uk 43
ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES British Land : Developer & project team Engage on emerging designs Community Stakeholders Assess demonstrate impacts & mitigation Southwark Council TFL Specialist Mitigation, approvals / legals & funding Consultants Masterplanners Transport consultants Planning consultants Environmental consultants + Implement phases 44
PRINCIPLES GENERAL Look at the wider area - not just the Canada Water masterplan site Improving transport options for the whole community - existing and future [residents and businesses] Spread demand encourage travel outside of peak periods and inter-peak Test different land use mixes and their implications for the transport networks Embrace local ideas solutions often emerge from local knowledge and experiences POLICY FRAMEWORK Southwark Council s Strategic Policy for Sustainable Transport Canada Water Area Action Plan - Theme 2, Transport-improved connections Influence emerging London and Southwark Policies to benefit Canada Water / Rotherhithe area TYPE OF MOVEMENT Increase (non-vehicular) local trips - opportunities for work or play near to homes Health and wellbeing - enjoyable cycling and walking Improved quality, frequency and reliability of public transport, (where BL can influence) ENVIRONMENT Sustainable development focus on low carbon, air quality and reduce car use where possible. Accessible and inclusive for all. Transport infrastructure doesn t dominate a safe and enjoyable place to be Futureproof through adoption of new technologies GOVERNANCE AND FUNDING Establish good relationships with key stakeholders Investigate establishing an Opportunity Area Board Innovative funding solutions 45
STAGES OF THE PROCESS Local site / transport issues Policy requirements Masterplan brief Design team input Pre-application consultation MASTERPLAN PARAMETERS DRAFT DESIGNS Dialogue phase: Coordination with design team & consultation with community & stakeholders IMPACT ASSESSMENT & MITIGATION PROPOSALS We are here Formal representations FINAL PLAN PLANNING APPLICATION FORMAL REVIEW - Local Authority - Community / Statutory Consultees AUDIT / NEGOTIATION DETERMINATION Ongoing liaison PLANNING CONDITIONS / OBLIGATIONS + DETAILED DESIGN IMPLEMENTATION 46
1. THE STARTING POINT Local site / transport issues Policy requirements Masterplan brief Design team input MASTERPLAN PARAMETERS 47
2. DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAFT DESIGNS Dialogue phase: Coordination with design team & consultation with community & stakeholders IMPACT ASSESSMENT & MITIGATION PROPOSALS FINAL PLAN 48
3. PLANNING APPLICATION PLANNING APPLICATION FORMAL REVIEW - Local Authority - Community / Statutory Consultees Measured against policy such as: National Planning Practice Guidance London Plan Southwark Plan CW Area Action Plan AUDIT / NEGOTIATION DETERMINATION 49
4. IMPLEMENTATION PLANNING CONDITIONS / OBLIGATIONS + DETAILED DESIGN IMPLEMENTATION 50
FOCUS: DESIGN & ASSESSMENT PROCESS DRAFT DESIGNS Dialogue phase: Coordination with design team & consultation with community & stakeholders IMPACT ASSESSMENT & MITIGATION PROPOSALS FINAL PLAN CONSULTATION DESIGN ASSESSMENT 51
DESIGN: AIMS Quality of place Good practice Look outside the red line boundary Improvements for the community Accessibility for all Excellent walking & cycling routes Access to public transport facilities Safe designs Flexibility and future-proof Be deliverable 52
ASSESSMENT: AIMS Show that the transport implications have been identified and understood Future transport networks can accommodate future journey patterns Consider capacity on services, connectivity on routes, accessibility, timescale, geography and mode of transport In-line with policy and guidance Required improvements are understood and agreed with transport authorities Deliver mitigations with phases, not all at once or in advance 53
ASSESSMENT: TRAVEL FORECASTS (Trip generation) SURVEYS RELEVANT EXAMPLES FIRST PRINCIPLES TRIP GENERATION RATES REVIEWED FOR INTERACTIONS BETWEEN DIFFERENT USES TRIP GENERATION RATES + AMOUNT OF DIFFERENT USES PROPOSED = TRIP GENERATION BY USE TRIPS MADE BY DIFFERENT TRAVEL MODES 54
ASSESSMENT: TRANSPORT MODELLING JOBS NUMBER OF TRIPS LONDON TRANSPORTATION STUDIES MODEL ORIGINS / DESTINATIONS TRIPS ASSIGNED TO RELEVANT TRANSPORT MODELS IMPACTS IDENTIFIED & ASSESSED SPECIFIC MITIGATION IDENTIFIED & AGREED HOMES TYPE OF TRANSPORT (MODE) 55
ASSESSMENT: AIR QUALITY Transport models tested by Air Quality Consultants A strategy that has neutral impact Southwark Council will assess this as part of the planning application 57
COMPLEMENTARY MEASURES Travel plan Car and cycle parking management plan Delivery and servicing management strategy Construction management plan 58
NEXT STEPS Factsheet Plans will develop alongside transport modelling Further masterplan consultation and topic discussions on transport (and others) Transport Assessment & strategy Mitigations and contributions as part of the planning agreement 59
Q&A 60
ROUND-UP 61
CONTACT 020 7729 1705 team@canadawatermasterplan.com www.canadawatermasterplan.com @CWmasterplan Canada Water Masterplan CanadaWaterMasterplan Canada Water Masterplan 62