Golden Mede
Number/street name:
Golden Mede land to the South of 1 High Street and land to West of Warmstone Lane
Address line 2:
City:
Waddesdon Buckinghamshire
Postcode:
HP18 0JB
Architect:
C.F. Møller Architects
Architect contact number:
Developer:
The Rothschild Foundation.
Contractor:
ZeroC
Planning Authority:
Aylesbury Vale District Council
Planning consultant:
NULL
Planning Reference:
Date of Completion:
Schedule of Accommodation:
2 x 1 bed house, 14 x 4 bed house, 25 x 2 bed house, 34 x 3 bed house
Tenure Mix:
79% Private Rent, 21% Affordable Rent
Total number of homes:
Site size (hectares):
4.33
Net Density (homes per hectare):
Golden Mede: 25.3
Warmstone Lane: 17.8
Size of principal unit (sq m):
117
Smallest Unit (sq m):
55
Largest unit (sq m):
125
No of parking spaces:
Golden Mede: 113
Warmstone Lane: 57
Scheme PDF DownloadPlanning History
Pre-application discussions were held with officers at Aylesbury Vale
District Council (AVDC) throughout the design development of the
scheme. A pre-application response was received from AVDC on 1
August 2014. Further to this, meetings were held with the Council on 17
October, 7 November and 28 November 2014. Further consultation was
held with Buckinghamshire County Council, with meetings to discuss
highways on 3 October and archaeology on 26 November 2014.
Initial dialogue Northumberland county council conservation officer. Ongoing dialogue with English Heritage regarding the listing and redevelopment. Full dialogue with NCC Highways, Planning, Environmental Health & Urban Designer. Scheme recommended for approval. Passed unanimously at committee
The Design Process
Initial dialogue Northumberland county council conservation officer. Ongoing dialogue with English Heritage regarding the listing and redevelopment. Full dialogue with NCC Highways, Planning, Environmental Health & Urban Designer. Scheme recommended for approval. Passed unanimously at committee
The Rothschild Foundation and Design Team have undertaken extensive
public consultation with local councillors, residents and other key
stakeholders.
A public exhibition was held on 17th July 2014 at Waddesdon Village
Hall which was attended by approximately 230 people. A second public
exhibition was held at the village hall on 21st November 2014 with
approximately 47 people attending. Further to this, exhibition boards
were made available to the public via The Rothschild Foundation’s own
website.
Key changes made to the scheme through that process includes:
• Changes to the master plan setting out, to enhance private garden
sizes
• Changes to the visual appearance, to reflect comments about
architectural appearance and material choice.
• Changes to the number of car parking spaces, to allow for an
allocated car parking strategy and enhance visitor parking
• Change to the setting out along the Waddesdon brook, to allow for
better water attenuation and biodiversity
• Clarification of highway access and works
• Clarification of location of new allotments
