The tenth newsletter by the Development Management Team has been produced for Knight's Walk and is available to read here.
The Development Management Team has been produced newsletter #10 for Knight's Walk you can read it here.
Click on the links below for more information on:
- What's happening on Knight's Walk
- Coming up in March 2017
- Tree Survey Update
- Developing Designs for Interior Layout
- Indicative Timeline
- Activities at No.15
- Timetable of Activities
- Site Investigations
- Utilities Survey
- Coffee and Cake
- Your Independent Advisors
What's happening on Knight's Walk
Developing Designs for Interior Layout
Overall people liked the size and proportions of the interiors, in particular having more spacious bedrooms and living rooms that face a private balcony to Knight’s Walk.
People enjoyed looking a the three dimensional models (which are available to see at No.15) and were happy to hear that doors will be 820mm wide, which is wider than existing Knight’s Walk homes.
The key things that people had queries about were whether the kitchen has sufficient space for a table and where residents might be able to dry their washing. Some residents talked about having windows large enough to let light in and positioning them centrally for ease of putting up curtains and also questioned how the bathroom would be ventilated.
Site Investigations on Knight’s Walk are now complete and all equipment has been removed apart from the storage container which will remain until the making good works are completed. A site meeting with the contractors identified the paving slabs that need to be replaced and the making good works are planned for the end of this week.
On Wednesday this week the utility survey began on Knight’s Walk. This involves the survey of 24 manhole covers for sewage and will last no more than 4 days. Luke, from Flowline confirmed that the camera used for the survey will be pulled on a trolley by two operatives and will not cause any significant narrowing of the walkways. The two manholes in the planted areas can be surveyed from adjacent drains which means that the planting will not be disturbed. If you have any questions regarding this please call: 0800 072 0265
Residents are welcome to drop in to ask questions, see the design work and contribute to the Knight’s Walk Memory Archive. Council Drop ins will also be held at this time by appointment with Lesley and Paul.
The Council wants to ensure that residents have access to independent support and advice throughout the regeneration process. Please get in touch to find out more: Telephone: 0207 407 7452 | 0800 317 066 Email: [email protected]