Introduction
Regeneration was kick-started by public money. Now Medway Council is negotiating with a private sector investment partner – a company expected to generate more than £1 billion of investment in Medway over the next 10 years.
Soon Chatham will start to see major physical change.
In June 2004, after extensive public consultation, the council adopted the Chatham Centre and Waterfront Development Framework. That set the overall plan for the regeneration of the area.
Now it is looking at detailed ideas for the redevelopment of three key regeneration sites:
Chatham Waterfront;
Station Gateway;
The Brook.
During six weeks of public consultation between May and July 2007, the council sought your views on the next steps for these regeneration sites, as well as its proposals for transport and public open space. Together these form the Supplementary Planning Document.
One of the findings of this consultation period was a preference for the new bus station to be closer to the Pentagon shopping centre. An area outside the Pentagon was identified as a possible location and further consultation took place in November 2007 on the location of the new bus station.
The following documents are available to download. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to use these files. If you do not have it on your computer, please use our advice page.
Chatham Supplementary Planning Document Consultation Draft (pdf 5,340KB)
Summary leaflet (pdf 8,621KB)
Chatham Public Realm Strategy (pdf 9,592KB)
Chatham Waterfront Report (pdf; 7006KB)
Station Gateway Report (pdf 9,534KB)
The Brook Report (pdf 10,113KB)
Chatham Sustainability Appraisal (pdf 8,672KB)
Soon Chatham will start to see major physical change.
In June 2004, after extensive public consultation, the council adopted the Chatham Centre and Waterfront Development Framework. That set the overall plan for the regeneration of the area.
Now it is looking at detailed ideas for the redevelopment of three key regeneration sites:
During six weeks of public consultation between May and July 2007, the council sought your views on the next steps for these regeneration sites, as well as its proposals for transport and public open space. Together these form the Supplementary Planning Document.
One of the findings of this consultation period was a preference for the new bus station to be closer to the Pentagon shopping centre. An area outside the Pentagon was identified as a possible location and further consultation took place in November 2007 on the location of the new bus station.
The following documents are available to download. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to use these files. If you do not have it on your computer, please use our advice page.