英国tees-valley的gi规划.pdfVIP

Green Infrastructure in the Tees Valley: From Strategy to Delivery Graham Clingan – Stockton Borough Council Rob George – Darlington Borough Council 1. Tees Valley GI Strategy 2. GI planning at the Borough scale 3. GI planning at the local scale Lessons learnt / Issues Opportunities 1) Tees Valley Green Infrastructure Strategy Sub-regional context: Tees Valley City Region Development Programme and Business Case (2005/2006) “a strategic approach to green infrastructure and public realm is a vital part of improving the liveability of the region, its quality of place and the urban competitiveness of the Tees Valley” Tees Valley GI Strategy – published 2008 Steering group led by Tees Valley Joint Strategy Unit, other partners:  Middlesbrough, Redcar Cleveland, Hartlepool, Darlington Stockton-on-Tees BCs  Environment Agency  NE Community Forests  Natural England  CABE Space Tees Valley GI Network to be developed by 2021  Priorities and actions identified for all 17 corridors TV Green Infrastructure Strategy – lessons learnt (1)  A stronger evidence base?  More community buy-in? Is that appropriate at the sub- regional scale?  Any key players missed out from the process?  Should we have identified clearer priorities within the Strategy? (now being identified within the emerging Implementation Plan)  Would a demonstration project provided a useful focus for action? TV Green Infrastructure Strategy – lessons learnt (2)  Did we have a shared understanding of what good GI projects might actually look like?  A clearer understanding of how to integrate GI into regeneration projects?  Implementation – too much focus on Single Programme funding? Should more time have been dedicated to identifying other