DOCUMENT CENTRE
QUEENS PARADE
Site Plan - Level 1 (Ground Floor)
15B-Site Plan-Level 00 Ground Floor.pdf
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15B-Site Plan-Level 00 Ground Floor.pdf
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Block 1, 2 & 3 Residential Apartments - Level 1 (Lower Ground)
22A-Block 1-2-3-Residential.pdf
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22A-Block 1-2-3-Residential.pdf
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Blocks1, 2 & 3 - Residential - Level 2 (Podium)
25A-Block 1-2-3 Res and Retail.pdf
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25A-Block 1-2-3 Res and Retail.pdf
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Block 1, 2 & 3 - Residential - Level 3
31A-Block 1 2 3-Residential.pdf
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31A-Block 1 2 3-Residential.pdf
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Block 1, 2 & 3 - Residential - (Level 4)
34A-Block 1-2-3 Residential.pdf
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34A-Block 1-2-3 Residential.pdf
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Block 1, 2 & 3 - Residential - Level 5
37A-Block 1-2-3 Residential Level 5.pdf
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37A-Block 1-2-3 Residential Level 5.pdf
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Block 1, 2 & 3 - Residential - Level 6 (Roof)
40-Block 1-2-3 Residential Level 6.pdf
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40-Block 1-2-3 Residential Level 6.pdf
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Block 5, 6, & 9 - Level 1 (Podium)
26B-Block 5-6-9 Hotel Retail Office.pdf
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26B-Block 5-6-9 Hotel Retail Office.pdf
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Block 5, 6 & 9 - Hotel, Retail/Offices - Level 2
30B-Block 5 6 9-Hotel Retail Office.pdf
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30B-Block 5 6 9-Hotel Retail Office.pdf
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Block 5, 6 & 10 - Hotel, Retail/Office - Level 3
33B-Block 1-2-3 Hotel Retail Office.pdf
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33B-Block 1-2-3 Hotel Retail Office.pdf
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Block 5, 6 & 9 - Hotel, Retail/Office - Level 4
36B-Block 5-6-9 Hotel Retail Office.pdf
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36B-Block 5-6-9 Hotel Retail Office.pdf
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Block 5, 6 & 9 - Hotel, Retail/Office - Level 5
39B-Block 5-6-9 Hotel Retail Office Leve[...]
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39B-Block 5-6-9 Hotel Retail Office Leve[...]
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Block 5, 6 & 9 - Hotel, Retail/Office - Level 6 (Roof)
41-Block 5-6-9 Hotel Retail Office Level[...]
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41-Block 5-6-9 Hotel Retail Office Level[...]
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Block 4, 7 & 10 - Residential, Retail & Cinema - Level 01 (Podium)
27B-Block 04-07-10 - Res Retail Cinema.p[...]
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27B-Block 04-07-10 - Res Retail Cinema.p[...]
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Block 4, 7 & 10 - Residential, Retail & Cinema - Level 2
29A-Block 04-07-10 - Res Retail Cinema-L[...]
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29A-Block 04-07-10 - Res Retail Cinema-L[...]
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Block 4, 7 & 10 Residential, Retail & Cinema - Level 3
32B-Block 4 7 10-Res Retail Cinema.pdf
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32B-Block 4 7 10-Res Retail Cinema.pdf
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Block 4, 7 & 10 - Residential, Retail & Cinema - Level 4
35B-Block 4-7-10 Res Retail Cinema Level[...]
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35B-Block 4-7-10 Res Retail Cinema Level[...]
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Block 4, 7 & 10 - Residential, Retail & Cinema - Level 5
38B-Block 4-7-10 Res Retail Cinema Level[...]
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38B-Block 4-7-10 Res Retail Cinema Level[...]
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Block 4, 7 & 10 - Residential, Retail & Office - Level 6 (Roof)
42-Block 4-7-10 Res Retail Office Level [...]
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42-Block 4-7-10 Res Retail Office Level [...]
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Section 5 - Hotel and Office Block (Market Square)
47B-Market Square-Office Accomodation.pd[...]
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47B-Market Square-Office Accomodation.pd[...]
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Section 6 - Residential, Cinema & King Street Apt's (Market Square)
48B-Market Square-Residential-Cinema.pdf
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48B-Market Square-Residential-Cinema.pdf
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Section 7 - Café Nero & Cinema (Trinity Way)
49A-Trinity Way-Cafe Nero Elevation.pdf
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49A-Trinity Way-Cafe Nero Elevation.pdf
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Section 8 - Office/Retail (Trinity Way)
50A-Trinity Way Office Retail Section.pd[...]
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50A-Trinity Way Office Retail Section.pd[...]
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Section 9 - Kids Zone, Office/Retail - Trinity Square
51A-Main St-Southwell Rd Section.pdf
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51A-Main St-Southwell Rd Section.pdf
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Section 10 - from Main Street to Southwell Road
52B-Southwell Rd-Main St Section.pdf
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52B-Southwell Rd-Main St Section.pdf
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Section 11 - Residential - Queens Parade & Southwell Road
53A-Market Square-QP Residential Section[...]
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53A-Market Square-QP Residential Section[...]
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Section 12 - Rear of Market Square Apartments
54A-QP-King Street Section.pdf
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54A-QP-King Street Section.pdf
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Section 13 & 14 - Hotel, Kid Zone & Office
55A-QP-Trinity Way Section.pdf
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55A-QP-Trinity Way Section.pdf
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Section 17 & 18 - Rear of King Street Apartments
57A-Res Duplex apts Behind Cinema.pdf
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57A-Res Duplex apts Behind Cinema.pdf
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Maintenance and Management Arrangement - Level 1 (Podium)
63-Maintenance Arrangements-Podium.pdf
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63-Maintenance Arrangements-Podium.pdf
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Landscape Elements - Marine Gardens (East Side)
65-Marine Gardens Landscape Elements.pdf
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65-Marine Gardens Landscape Elements.pdf
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Landscape Elements - Marine Gardens (West Side)
66-Marine Gardens Landscape Elements B.p[...]
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66-Marine Gardens Landscape Elements B.p[...]
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Landscape Sections - Marine Gardens (East Side)
67-Landscape Sections1-3.pdf
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67-Landscape Sections1-3.pdf
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Landscape Sections - Marine Gardens (West Side)
68-Landscape Sections4-6.pdf
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68-Landscape Sections4-6.pdf
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Archaeology & Cultural Heritage Report in relation to the Queens Parade redevelopment project
This Report describes the surveys and assessments conducted as part of the Archaeological and
Cultural Heritage Assessment for the proposed development. It describes the archaeological
baseline (monuments and historic buildings) of the site and the surrounding area; and presents an
assessment of the impact of the proposed development on said monuments and historic buildings.
This Report also describes the steps that should be taken prior to and during construction to
minimise any potential impact upon known cultural heritage assets within the development area. It
further outlines the steps to be taken to ensure identification of any potentially previously
undiscovered, sub-surface archaeological remains which may exist within the area of the proposed
development.
Archaeology and Cultural Heritage - Quee[...]
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This Report describes the surveys and assessments conducted as part of the Archaeological and
Cultural Heritage Assessment for the proposed development. It describes the archaeological
baseline (monuments and historic buildings) of the site and the surrounding area; and presents an
assessment of the impact of the proposed development on said monuments and historic buildings.
This Report also describes the steps that should be taken prior to and during construction to
minimise any potential impact upon known cultural heritage assets within the development area. It
further outlines the steps to be taken to ensure identification of any potentially previously
undiscovered, sub-surface archaeological remains which may exist within the area of the proposed
development.
Archaeology and Cultural Heritage - Quee[...]
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Bat Survey for Proposed Queens Parade Development
The level of bat activity at an area depends on many site-specific conditions,
but in general bats are more active in the months from April to September.
Where a colony of bats has occupied a roost, discrete evidence in the form of
droppings and other signs may remain for weeks or even years. However, in
some locations, evidence of bat activity may disappear quite quickly. The
degradation rate of evidence such as bat droppings is determined by factors
such as exposure to weather and by insect or fungal destruction.
Bat Survey - Queens Parade.pdf
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The level of bat activity at an area depends on many site-specific conditions,
but in general bats are more active in the months from April to September.
Where a colony of bats has occupied a roost, discrete evidence in the form of
droppings and other signs may remain for weeks or even years. However, in
some locations, evidence of bat activity may disappear quite quickly. The
degradation rate of evidence such as bat droppings is determined by factors
such as exposure to weather and by insect or fungal destruction.
Bat Survey - Queens Parade.pdf
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Bird Survey - Queens Parade Development
RPS was commissioned by Bangor Marine to undertake an Ecological Survey for Birds at a proposed
development site at Queen’s Parade, Bangor. The aim of the report is to provide a description of the bird
survey methods used; to provide the detailed results of bird surveys; and to provide an interpretation of
the results. The Ecological Survey Report has been used to supplement and inform an EcIA of the site,
previously submitted to planning.
Bird Survey - Queens Parade.pdf
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RPS was commissioned by Bangor Marine to undertake an Ecological Survey for Birds at a proposed
development site at Queen’s Parade, Bangor. The aim of the report is to provide a description of the bird
survey methods used; to provide the detailed results of bird surveys; and to provide an interpretation of
the results. The Ecological Survey Report has been used to supplement and inform an EcIA of the site,
previously submitted to planning.
Bird Survey - Queens Parade.pdf
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Flood Risk Assessment - Queens Parade
RPS were commissioned by Bangor Marine to carry out a Flood Risk Assessment (FRA) in support of the
planning application for proposed mixed use development at Queen’s Parade, Bangor.
Flood Risk Assessment - Queens Parade.pd[...]
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RPS were commissioned by Bangor Marine to carry out a Flood Risk Assessment (FRA) in support of the
planning application for proposed mixed use development at Queen’s Parade, Bangor.
Flood Risk Assessment - Queens Parade.pd[...]
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ECO Impact Statement - Queens Parade
The EcIA includes the results of
consultation, a desk study and an Extended Phase 1 Habitat Survey in order to identify potential impacts
associated with the proposed project; to evaluate the likely significance of effects; to implement the
mitigation hierarchy; and to highlight potential opportunities for ecological enhancement
Eco Impact Statement - Queens Parade.pdf
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The EcIA includes the results of
consultation, a desk study and an Extended Phase 1 Habitat Survey in order to identify potential impacts
associated with the proposed project; to evaluate the likely significance of effects; to implement the
mitigation hierarchy; and to highlight potential opportunities for ecological enhancement
Eco Impact Statement - Queens Parade.pdf
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Japanese Knotweed Excavation - Queens Parade
The excavation works were undertaken between 28th October and 29th November 2019.
The excavation works were undertaken according to contemporary guidance from the
Environment Agency (2013)1
, Property Care Association (2014)2
and Invasive Species Ireland3
and were supervised by a certified Japanese Knotweed Surveyor.
A photographic record of the works undertaken is provided in Appendix B.
Japanese Knotweed Excavation - Queen Par[...]
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The excavation works were undertaken between 28th October and 29th November 2019.
The excavation works were undertaken according to contemporary guidance from the
Environment Agency (2013)1
, Property Care Association (2014)2
and Invasive Species Ireland3
and were supervised by a certified Japanese Knotweed Surveyor.
A photographic record of the works undertaken is provided in Appendix B.
Japanese Knotweed Excavation - Queen Par[...]
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Design and Access Statement - Queens Parade
In 2009, UTV dubbed Queen’s Parade, Bangor as the number one eyesore in Northern
Ireland based on the results of an audience survey. Ten years on, in May 2019, Bangor
Marine Ltd, a joint venture partnership between Farrans and the Karl Group have
been appointed as the preferred developers to deliver on a £50 million investment project
that will transform Bangor’s waterfront.
Plannnig Report NEW.pdf
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In 2009, UTV dubbed Queen’s Parade, Bangor as the number one eyesore in Northern
Ireland based on the results of an audience survey. Ten years on, in May 2019, Bangor
Marine Ltd, a joint venture partnership between Farrans and the Karl Group have
been appointed as the preferred developers to deliver on a £50 million investment project
that will transform Bangor’s waterfront.
Plannnig Report NEW.pdf
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Pre-Application Community Consultation Report - Queens Parade
This Pre-application Community Consultation Report (PACC)
report has been prepared on behalf of Bangor Marine Ltd (the applicant) to support
a planning application for theredevelopment of Marine Gardens car park and the lands at Queen’s Parade.
Pre-Application Community Consultation R[...]
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This Pre-application Community Consultation Report (PACC)
report has been prepared on behalf of Bangor Marine Ltd (the applicant) to support
a planning application for theredevelopment of Marine Gardens car park and the lands at Queen’s Parade.
Pre-Application Community Consultation R[...]
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Transport Assessment - Queens Parade
As part of the development proposals, Marine Gardens and King Street car parks parking provision will be
removed, although the parking demand will remain within the local area. A review of the parking capacity
of existing car parks within an 800m walking distance of the site demonstrates that there is sufficient spare
capacity within these car parks to facilitate the removal of the Marine Gardens and King Street car parks.
Transport Assessment - Queens Parade.pdf
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As part of the development proposals, Marine Gardens and King Street car parks parking provision will be
removed, although the parking demand will remain within the local area. A review of the parking capacity
of existing car parks within an 800m walking distance of the site demonstrates that there is sufficient spare
capacity within these car parks to facilitate the removal of the Marine Gardens and King Street car parks.
Transport Assessment - Queens Parade.pdf
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WARD PARK
Eco Survey - Ward Park
Ward Park forms a crescent-shaped ‘green’ island, 17 hectares in size, located
in the inner suburbs of Bangor, close to the town centre. A small watercourse
flows from south to north through the middle of the Park and opens out into three
shallow interlinked ponds, totalling less than one hectare in surface area, which
are currently filled with silt. The ponds contain three islands, two of which – those
in the Middle Pond - are well wooded (Photo 1), and all three contain stands of
semi-natural vegetation, mostly in the form of scrub and rank grassland.
Eco Survey - Ward Park.pdf
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Ward Park forms a crescent-shaped ‘green’ island, 17 hectares in size, located
in the inner suburbs of Bangor, close to the town centre. A small watercourse
flows from south to north through the middle of the Park and opens out into three
shallow interlinked ponds, totalling less than one hectare in surface area, which
are currently filled with silt. The ponds contain three islands, two of which – those
in the Middle Pond - are well wooded (Photo 1), and all three contain stands of
semi-natural vegetation, mostly in the form of scrub and rank grassland.
Eco Survey - Ward Park.pdf
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Pond Sediment Removal - Ward Park
The existing ponds in Ward Park contain large amounts of sediment and in some
locations the depth of water is very restricted. There are concerns that the reduced
water volume is having an adverse impact on both the aquatic and birdlife which
currently inhabits the ponds and surrounding area in Ward Park.
Pond Sediment Removal - Ward Park.pdf
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The existing ponds in Ward Park contain large amounts of sediment and in some
locations the depth of water is very restricted. There are concerns that the reduced
water volume is having an adverse impact on both the aquatic and birdlife which
currently inhabits the ponds and surrounding area in Ward Park.
Pond Sediment Removal - Ward Park.pdf
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Noise Impact Assessment - Ward Park
F.R.Mark and Associates, noise and acoustic consultants were instructed by Doran Consulting to
carry out an assessment of the likely noise impact during the construction phase on any nearby
noise sensitive receptors. This is a large established park with residential properties, community
hospital, library, colleges/academy and churches near to the areas that will be landscaped.
Noise Impact Assessment - Ward Park.pdf
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F.R.Mark and Associates, noise and acoustic consultants were instructed by Doran Consulting to
carry out an assessment of the likely noise impact during the construction phase on any nearby
noise sensitive receptors. This is a large established park with residential properties, community
hospital, library, colleges/academy and churches near to the areas that will be landscaped.
Noise Impact Assessment - Ward Park.pdf
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Odour Impact Assessment - Ward Park
It has been determined that the sediment has high levels of organic carbon with some mineral
oils present. The material is a combination of deposited organic litter, including waste from
birds and wildlife, along with interspersed mineral oils. The sediment material is not inert and
should be disposed off-site to a licensed facility in accordance with the requirements of the
waste hierarchy.
Odour Impact Assessment - Ward Park.pdf
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It has been determined that the sediment has high levels of organic carbon with some mineral
oils present. The material is a combination of deposited organic litter, including waste from
birds and wildlife, along with interspersed mineral oils. The sediment material is not inert and
should be disposed off-site to a licensed facility in accordance with the requirements of the
waste hierarchy.
Odour Impact Assessment - Ward Park.pdf
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Bat Roost Assessment - Ward Park
Bats use many roost sites and feeding areas throughout the year. These vary according to the
age, condition, sex and species of bat as well as the time of year and prevailing weather
conditions. Therefore, every mature tree or building is a potential bat roost. If evidence of
bats, or roosts, are found DAERA will have to be contacted.
Bat Roost Assessment - Ward Park.pdf
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Bats use many roost sites and feeding areas throughout the year. These vary according to the
age, condition, sex and species of bat as well as the time of year and prevailing weather
conditions. Therefore, every mature tree or building is a potential bat roost. If evidence of
bats, or roosts, are found DAERA will have to be contacted.
Bat Roost Assessment - Ward Park.pdf
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BANGOR TOWN/CITY CENTRE MASTERPLANS
Bangor Town Centre Masterplan - July 2011
Back in 2011 Bangor was classified by the Northern Ireland Statistics Research
Agency as a large town with a population of 76’400 persons (2001
Census data). Bangor is the third largest settlement in the province.
The study area for the Masterplan has been determined by the Town
Centre Boundary as designated by the Departments Draft BMAP and
includes Bangor Bay.
Bangor_masterplan.pdf
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Back in 2011 Bangor was classified by the Northern Ireland Statistics Research
Agency as a large town with a population of 76’400 persons (2001
Census data). Bangor is the third largest settlement in the province.
The study area for the Masterplan has been determined by the Town
Centre Boundary as designated by the Departments Draft BMAP and
includes Bangor Bay.
Bangor_masterplan.pdf
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Draft 2023 City Centre Masterplan
Following on from the 2011 masterplan, the Place & Prosperity Committee of the council will convene to deliberate on the new draft city centre master-plan. It's important to highlight that, with regard to the 2011 plan, only one-third of the objectives were successfully achieved. Approximately 30% of the objectives remain uncompleted, while 37% are classified as "ongoing."
Draft 2023 City Centre Masterplan.pdf
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Following on from the 2011 masterplan, the Place & Prosperity Committee of the council will convene to deliberate on the new draft city centre master-plan. It's important to highlight that, with regard to the 2011 plan, only one-third of the objectives were successfully achieved. Approximately 30% of the objectives remain uncompleted, while 37% are classified as "ongoing."
Draft 2023 City Centre Masterplan.pdf
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Estate Strategy for Ards and North Down Borough Council
Estate Strategy for Ards and North Down Borough Council
An Estate Strategy for Ards and North Down Borough Council for the period 2020-2025
In 2018/19 Ards and North Down Borough Council took a decision to develop an Estate Strategy to support a more strategic approach to corporate resource planning.
Ards_and_North_Down_Estate_Strategy_-_No[...]
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An Estate Strategy for Ards and North Down Borough Council for the period 2020-2025
In 2018/19 Ards and North Down Borough Council took a decision to develop an Estate Strategy to support a more strategic approach to corporate resource planning.
Ards_and_North_Down_Estate_Strategy_-_No[...]
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Town Centre Public Realm Upgrade 2016
Public Realm Works Maintenance Schedule
MAINTENANCE PLAN
Bangor Public Realm Environmental Improvements.
This Maintenance Plan has been produced by URS as part of the planning application for the Bangor
Public Realm Project.
The purpose of this document is to clarify the tasks required to be undertaken by the responsible
authority to ensure the physical appearance of the scheme is maintained upon handover from the
contractor and to prolong the service life of design elements within the scheme.
Maintenance Schedule.pdf
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MAINTENANCE PLAN
Bangor Public Realm Environmental Improvements.
This Maintenance Plan has been produced by URS as part of the planning application for the Bangor
Public Realm Project.
The purpose of this document is to clarify the tasks required to be undertaken by the responsible
authority to ensure the physical appearance of the scheme is maintained upon handover from the
contractor and to prolong the service life of design elements within the scheme.
Maintenance Schedule.pdf
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Abbey Street
Drawing - Abbey Street (Abbey Church End)
Abbey Street.pdf
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Drawing - Abbey Street (Abbey Church End)
Abbey Street.pdf
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Abbey Street (Bus/Rail Station End)
Drawing - Abbey Street (Bus/Rail Station End)
Abbey Street2.pdf
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Drawing - Abbey Street (Bus/Rail Station End)
Abbey Street2.pdf
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Main Street - Hamilton Road Junction
Drawing - Main Street - Hamilton Road Junction
Main Street - Hamilton Road Junction.pdf
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Drawing - Main Street - Hamilton Road Junction
Main Street - Hamilton Road Junction.pdf
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Main Street - Dufferin Avenue Roundabout
Drawing - Main Street - Dufferin Avenue Roundabout
Dufferin Roundabout.pdf
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Drawing - Main Street - Dufferin Avenue Roundabout
Dufferin Roundabout.pdf
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#BangorArtPiers
Revitalising Bangor’s Harbour and Marina Piers
The City of Bangor has a unique opportunity to transform its harbour and marina piers into vibrant, artistic landmarks. Our two concrete piers, while structurally sound, lack visual appeal and could significantly benefit from a revitalisation project that brings art and community spirit to the forefront.
Bangor Art Piers.pdf
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The City of Bangor has a unique opportunity to transform its harbour and marina piers into vibrant, artistic landmarks. Our two concrete piers, while structurally sound, lack visual appeal and could significantly benefit from a revitalisation project that brings art and community spirit to the forefront.
Bangor Art Piers.pdf
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VOYAGER ART INSTALLATION
Created around 2018, this sculptural artwork was initially intended to be located on Bridge Street after the completion of the town's public realm works. However, the planning application was withdrawn by the council following objections from the Historic Environment Division regarding its placement in front of the McKee Clock. It was then decided to relocate the artwork to the proposed Marine Gardens once completed.
The Voyager_Levels and Cross Sections.pd[...]
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Created around 2018, this sculptural artwork was initially intended to be located on Bridge Street after the completion of the town's public realm works. However, the planning application was withdrawn by the council following objections from the Historic Environment Division regarding its placement in front of the McKee Clock. It was then decided to relocate the artwork to the proposed Marine Gardens once completed.
The Voyager_Levels and Cross Sections.pd[...]
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Investment Opportunities
Business and Investment Opportunities
A unique opportunity to create Northern Ireland’s premier public waterfront space at Queen’s Parade, Bangor.
AND_DevOpp_brochure2023 (3).pdf
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A unique opportunity to create Northern Ireland’s premier public waterfront space at Queen’s Parade, Bangor.
AND_DevOpp_brochure2023 (3).pdf
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