Old Sarum Airfield Enquiry by Design 24 th & 25th September 2013 Kim Slowe – Managing Director, ZeroC Holdings Ltd

South Wiltshire Core Policy 9 Old Sarum Airfield New development will only be permitted on Old Sarum Airfield if it delivers the following:  A long-term proactive strategy for the enhancement of the Conservation Area including  management plan and public access and visitor/interpretive material on its historic relevance;  A high quality strategic landscape improvement to mitigate impacts of existing intrusive buildings, to soften impacts when viewed both from out of and into the Conservation Area and from Old Sarum Scheduled Ancient Monument;  The completion of a legal agreement (section 106) to agree reasonable controls over flying activity in the interests of the amenity of local residents;  Submission, agreement and implementation of a development master plan, which delivers a high quality development that takes opportunities to enhance the historic environment and protects the amenity of existing residents;  Retains and safeguards flying activity from the airfield;  Provides community benefit for the Old Sarum residents.

Program for today 10.00am – 10.30amSite Visit 11.00am – 12.35pmBackground Presentations Overview Heritage and airfield Adopted Planning Policy Constraints/Options Landscape Sustainability 12.35pm – 13.15pmQuestions/Open Forum 13.15pm – 14.15pmLunch Break 14.15pm – 17.15pmWorkshops

Program for tomorrow 17.30pm – 18.30pm Public Presentation on Findings

Who is present  ZeroC - Kim Slowe, Robert Letts, Kate Baker  Blanefield Property - Grenville Hodge  Ben Pentreath Associates - Ben Pentreath, Rob Illingworth  Fabrik - Andrew Smith  Feilden and Mawson - Hugh Feilden  DPDS Consulting Group - Les Durrant  Wiltshire Council - David Milton

Structure of this afternoon Discussion tables: Landscape and ecology – Andrew Smith Design – Ben Pentreath Heritage and airfield – Grenville Hodge and Hugh Feilden Sustainability and environment – Robert Letts & Les Durrant

Consultant teams Heritage & Conservation Landscape & Visual Impact Transport Ecology Flood Risk & Surface Water Archaeology Environment Sustainability

ZeroC team Kim Slowe – Managing Director Robert Letts – Project Director Kate Baker – Assistant Project Manager

Background The purpose of today’s meeting is twofold: Explain to stakeholders/the general public the current planning position, the site constraints, issues etc. Hear from the stakeholders & the general public how they would like to see the site developed giving due regard to the facts Note: There are NO proposals on the development of the site being put forward by ZeroC at this stage

ZeroC Dorchester based house builder Delivers approximately 150 houses a year Specialist in high quality, design led, sustainable development We understand the importance of community and how the developments we build integrate with their surroundings Current projects include: Poundbury, Dorchester - Various mixed us schemes (100+ homes and offices) Cumnock, Scotland - New urban extension (500 homes) Sidmouth, Devon - 30 high quality sea front apartments Chichester, West Sussex – New scheme of 300 sustainable homes (former military site)

ZeroC Undertaking ZeroC will work WITH the local authority, the stakeholders, and the general public to develop a commercially viable plan for Old Sarum Airfield that properly respects the unique characteristics of this high profile site

Old Sarum Airfield the constraints Old Sarum & its setting Conservation of the historic airfield buildings The airfield today and its operation Environmental issues Archaeology Transport Infrastructure

Land Ownership Old Sarum Airfield is currently owned by Blanefield Property ZeroC has entered into a Joint Venture with the landowner to develop 3 peripheral areas of the site, as delineated by South Wiltshire Core Policy 9 ZeroC will take the lead on all development issues Development time scale will be driven by market conditions Why ZeroC?

Planning David Milton, Wiltshire Council

Heritage and airfield operation Hugh Feilden, Feilden and Mawson

Design Ben Pentreath, Ben Pentreath Associates

Landscape and ecology Andrew Smith, Fabrik

Sustainability Code for Sustainable Homes level 4 ‘Fabric first’ approach - insulation Biodiversity Home offices Water saving – efficient fittings, storage Green infrastructure Sustainable Urban Drainage (SUD’s) Good private space - cycle storage, recycling Waste strategy

Community Community website Community benefits ?

Questions