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Hayling Seafront Masterplan |
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This questionnaire is to obtain your views on proposals in the Hayling Seafront Masterplan. The personal data you provide on this form will be used exclusively for planning purposes, including contributing to the preparation of a Supplementary Planning Document for Havant Borough Council's Local Development Framework.
All comments should be returned by 4.00pm 18 August 2008. |
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| Q1 You are completing this questionnaire as: | |
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| Please tick all that apply if sports participant | |
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| Q2 How often do you visit the Hayling seafront? |
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| In high season Spring/Summer | |
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| In low season Autumn /Winter | |
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| Q3 Which areas would you say you use most frequently (tick as many as apply) | |
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PROPOSALS |
| For location of areas below please see the Masterplan pages 28-29 showing the proposals for the whole seafront. Link to the Hayling Island Masterplan |
Please indicate if you support, have no opinion or object to the proposals for each of the seafront areas
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Q4 Ferry Point Hub |
| 1 Improve transport hub for boat, bus, cycle, foot, land train | |
| 2 Improve pub with public toilets, family restaurant, enhance outdoor terrace | |
| 3 Improve streetscape and focal point with new paving, lighting, signage, artwork, trees | |
| 4 New beach apartments along approach to ferry point | |
| 5 Improve pub car park with tree planting, paving, new entrance | |
| 6 New cafe kiosk and terrace | |
| 7 Improve footpath link to coast path | |
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Q5 Land train route |
| New land train route between Beachlands and Ferry Point (to supplement the Light Railway) allowing stops at Sinah Warren and West Beach, utilising existing roads and footpath | |
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Q6 Gunner Point |
| 1 Retain remote, natural character | |
| 2 Minimal improvements to path surface to allow better access | |
| 3 Informal way-marking, interpretation signage and simple seating | |
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Q7 West Beach |
| 1 New landmark centre for water sports with hire shop, toilets, cafe, viewing area and associated accommodation | |
| 2 Removal of Inn on the Beach (through partnership agreement) and coast revetments to encourage natural coastline to resume | |
| 3 New timber boardwalk along seafront with seating, sculpture and banners at key points | |
| 4 Reposition beach huts to provide better seafront, open up views and reduce storm damage | |
| 5 Car parks enhanced with shingle banks for shelter, and to break up visual blight | |
| 6 Provide land train route through car park with stop at West Beach hub | |
| 7 Relocate skateboard area further east to new teen meeting area | |
| 8 Enhance cycle route link to Billy Trail with signage and surfacing | |
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Q8 Beachlands |
| 1 New raised pedestrian plaza area and viewing tower framed by residential/retail buildings with parking | |
| 2 New visitor centre with information and cycle hire | |
| 3 Dome structures as year-round attraction at Funlands | |
| 4 New timber boardwalk linking seafront areas | |
| 5 Improve mini-hub west of Beachlands with new play area, beach volleyball, seating and picnic benches | |
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Q9 Central section/Beachlands East |
| 1 New timber boardwalk between Beachlands and Eastoke Corner with links to road providing improved access along seafront | |
| 2 One hub area opposite Sea Grove Avenue featuring new camping/touring site | |
| 3 Second hub opposite Bound Lane featuring skate park, BMX track, outdoor gym and gallery cafe | |
| 4 Improve car parks with shingle mounds to provide shelter | |
| 5 Reposition beach huts to improve layout | |
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Q10 Eastoke Corner |
| 1 New landmark cafe/building with toilets | |
| 2 New childrens’ play area | |
| 3 Improve streetscape with traffic calming, tree planting, paving, street furniture | |
| 4 New link to existing boardwalk | |
| 5 New market square on north side of Eastoke Comer | |
| 6 Relocate car park entrance further west | |
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Q11 Eastern Boardwalk |
| 1 Improve existing promenade with sculpture, banners, low-key lighting and seating at key points | |
| 2 Improve shared route for cyclists and pedestrians | |
| 3 Informal way-marking and interpretation signage | |
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Q12 Sandy Point |
| 1 Retain remote, natural character | |
| 2 Minimal improvements to path surface where necessary to allow better access | |
| 3 Informal way-marking and interpretation signage | |
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| To validate the results of this consultation and to be contacted on future phases please provide your contact details |
Title (Mr, Mrs, Miss etc) *
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Full name *
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Postcode *
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Telephone
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Equalities monitoring |
| To help us monitor who our consultation is reaching, please could you provide some details about yourself. |
| Q14 Please can you tell us what you consider your ethnic origin to be? (tick one of the following) |
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| Q15. Please can you tell us which age band you fall into? | |
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| Q16. Do you consider yourself to have a disability? | |
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| Q17. Please can you tell us your gender? | |
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Data Protection Statement
Havant Borough Council has a duty to protect personal information and will process personal data in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998 and any amendments to the Act. The personal data you provide on this form will be used exclusively for planning purposes, including contributing to the preparation of a Supplementary Planning Document for Havant Borough Council's Local Development Framework. The data will be stored on computer and/or manual files. |
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