Chapel Beck environmental improvements

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This project focuses around the Chapel Beck watercourse from Bakehouse Square to Hutton Lane and keys spaces in which it intersects. The proposed environmental improvements aim to increase active usage of and create an attractive recreation space for residents and to act as a focus for visitors to Guisborough.

The eastern section of Chapel Beck intersects with the vibrant Chaloner Street Scheme, with the proposals for increased café culture, murals, wayfinding and nature play being beneficial for both schemes.

Proposals for the central section are focused on improved safety and legibility to encourage more walking and cycling. Interventions include improved surfacing and wayfinding beside the beck along with general clearing and de-cluttering of the of the channel itself.

The western section runs through a greener, more open setting with the proposals focused on ecological improvements such as wildflower meadows, tree planting and habitat hotels. This is combined with wider pathways for shared cycle routes and areas of play and interaction with the watercourse. A pavilion and play feature set amongst the existing mature trees provides a space for relaxation and play.

This project focuses around the Chapel Beck watercourse from Bakehouse Square to Hutton Lane and keys spaces in which it intersects. The proposed environmental improvements aim to increase active usage of and create an attractive recreation space for residents and to act as a focus for visitors to Guisborough.

The eastern section of Chapel Beck intersects with the vibrant Chaloner Street Scheme, with the proposals for increased café culture, murals, wayfinding and nature play being beneficial for both schemes.

Proposals for the central section are focused on improved safety and legibility to encourage more walking and cycling. Interventions include improved surfacing and wayfinding beside the beck along with general clearing and de-cluttering of the of the channel itself.

The western section runs through a greener, more open setting with the proposals focused on ecological improvements such as wildflower meadows, tree planting and habitat hotels. This is combined with wider pathways for shared cycle routes and areas of play and interaction with the watercourse. A pavilion and play feature set amongst the existing mature trees provides a space for relaxation and play.

Page published: 18 Oct 2023, 10:01 AM