31 KENDAL VISION | OPPORTUNITY SITES SITE 1 CANAL HEAD client project status drawing title drawing no scale original date revision A1 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DRAF project no - originator - volume - level - type - rol Do not scale from this drawing Refer to drawing number. This drawing is to be read in c other relevant architects and e All dimensions to be checked commencement of works and to be checked with the archite Unless otherwise stated all dim 7 Blue Lion Place, 237 Long Lane, London +44 (0)20 7378 6695 info@proctorandmatthews.com www.proctorandmatthews.com address telephone email website 1 : 1000 Kendal Vision - Opportunit Canal Head FG Water AXXX-PMA-XX-XX-SK-A-10 02.01.25 Kendal Futures S0 - Work in Progress rev date desc 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. general notes © This drawing is copyright P Architects and must not be co without prior consent. Do not scale from this drawing Refer to drawing number. This drawing is to be read in c other relevant architects and e All dimensions to be checked commencement of works and to be checked with the archite Unless otherwise stated all dim Water Former water ways Indicative Flood Zone Soft landscape Allotments Trees (indicative) Water Landscape Water The site lies in very close proximity to the River Kent, with the eastern section—currently occupied by factory buildings—falling within Flood Zones 2 and 3. Any future development in these areas will require careful coordination with the Environment Agency to ensure appropriate mitigation measures are identified and delivered. Historic mapping reveals a network of former waterways, including a mill race branching from the River Kent. The former canal also extended into the site, terminating at a ‘T’-shaped basin serving the Gilkes factory. There may be potential to reintroduce elements of these historic waterways as part of a future redevelopment as part of a sustainable urban drainage (SuDs) strategy. Doing so could help relieve flooding pressures while re-establishing an important aspect of the site’s industrial heritage. Landscape The eastern side of the site is dominated by hardsurfaced industrial yards, while the western side contains a more varied landscape, including tree planting, allotments, and areas of open grassland. Pockets of trees are also found within the industrial yards, softening parts of the setting. A mature tree belt follows the line of the former canal, providing a strong landscape feature and a valuable ecological and heritage asset within the site. FZ3 - As shown on Product 4 Flood Map FZ3 - As shown on South Lakeland Land Allocation Map
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