EAST THURROCK MASTER PLAN APRIL 2009 Thurrock Thames Gateway Development Corporation Figure 1 - Stanford-le-Hope Centre 2 Contents Executive Summary Introduction 5 11 10 1. Vision and Objectives 2. 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 Context and Analysis Strategic context Social infrastructure Landscape appraisal Transport network 19 19 37 41 45 46 Urban design context Property market context 3. Consultation 51 3.1 Community and stakeholder consultation 51 53 3.2 Key stakeholder consultation 4. Landscape 55 55 55 59 4.1 4.2 4.3 Greengrid strategy Landscape objectives Landscape framework 5. 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 Development Strategy Key areas of focus Development principles Site-speci?c guidance Access and connection Social infrastructure 63 63 63 63 81 83 6 Schedule of Areas 87 89 89 94 7. 7.1 Delivery Action plan, phasing and ?nancial viability Supporting Documents 3 Figure 2 - Corringham 4 Executive Summary The East Thurrock Master Plan is the the signi?cance of the surrounding Green Belt land, which includes paths to the River Thames, ?shing ponds and Sites of Special Scienti?c Interest and their aspirations to develop stronger links into the surrounding open space. There has also been demand locally for affordable housing and, generally, a desire to retain local character. culmination of an 18-month process that has included a baseline analysis and stakeholder consultation, two rounds of public consultation on Options and a Preferred Option, and numerous stakeholder interviews. The Master Plan has received approximately 3,000 questionnaires and a petition of approximately 2,800 over the course of the project. This document sets out a balanced and sustainable vision for East Thurrock for the period until 2021 with the creation of homes and jobs, improved open space, new social infrastructure, a renewed Stanford-le-Hope centre and The Master Plan sets out a balanced new vision for East Thurrock and the proposals focus on revital