Gunnersbury Regeneration Project Small Mansion Update To Gunnersbury Park Joint Advisory Panel April 19 th 2013
Gunnersbury Regeneration Project Master plan Agreed by both Cabinets Identified: • Significant issues • £48 Million Cost Required • 3 Phases • Completion within guidance of Conservation Management Plan
Gunnersbury Regeneration Project Phase 1 Heritage Lottery funded • Parks For People Bid • Heritage Grant • £18+Million investment If successful at Round 2 • Priority Repairs Completed December 2012
Gunnersbury Regeneration Project Phase 2 Insufficient Funding available within HLF bids and council funding to include following in round 1 • Small Mansion • Stables • Potomac lake
Gunnersbury Regeneration Project Small Mansion Current Situation • At Risk • No Use by Community Marketing exercise • Evaluation Criteria • Building • Landscape • Public Benefit • Deliverability • Sustainability
Gunnersbury Regeneration Project Impact on building By preferred bidder • Low intervention • Restoration of features • £6 Million investment • English Heritage approval
Gunnersbury Regeneration Project Impact on landscape By preferred bidder • Terrace Car Park • Car park North Lawn Terrace • North East Lodge Lawn • East Lodge Bath House and path to Bath house Fencing Shown in Red
Gunnersbury Regeneration Project Community Use during out of school hours School term • 32 weeks • Occasional Weekends • Occasional Evenings • Parents evenings etc Benefit to park • More use of park facilities in day time
Gunnersbury Regeneration Project Deliverability By preferred bidder • Strong track record • Experienced Team • Funding available • Sustainable business Plan
Gunnersbury Regeneration Project Outline Programme By preferred bidder • Consultation • Planning Summer 2013 • Building works 14/15
Gunnersbury Regeneration Project Stables &Potomac • Stables Priority Repairs during 2013/14 • Potomac Fishing project 2013/14
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