Delivering green infrastructure – concept to implementation
Introduction (JF)
Topics to be covered Green
infrastructure Policy context Open space SPD Master planning Design and management
GI Strategy in St Edmundsbury ď‚› The
GI Strategy is required to ensure we plan sufficient green infrastructure as an integral part of growth ď‚› To provide a framework to guide sustainable development.
Value of Green Infrastructure
Climate change adaptation Reducing economic and community risk Improved image and setting to help attract and retain investment in growth Improving health and well-being Accessible environments and strategic routes for recreation and tourism Improving the image and quality of transport gateways and corridors An ecological framework. Conserving and better managing natural resources Conserving and enhancing local distinctiveness and landscape character Delivering high quality public realm
Need and demand analysis Sustainable
resource management Socio-economic The growth agenda Accessible green space deficiency
Socio – economic factors
Deficiency in access in Bury St Edmunds Neighbourhood
District