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In our aim to increase greening and better manage the risk of surface water flooding in the local area, we are proposing to build rain gardens on the pedestrian section of Westville Road between Batson Street and Ellingham Road, by Greenside Primary School. The location of the proposed scheme is shown in the map below.
Map of scheme area
What are the plans?
We are proposing to build rain gardens on Westville Road, these will collect rainwater that falls on the road and allow it to soak into the ground naturally rather than go into the sewer system. For this project we have worked with Greenside Primary School pupils in the design of this rain garden. The students created their own designs for the area, and we used their drawings to inspire the proposed design below.
Plan drawing of proposed scheme
Visualistion of the scheme proposals
We’d like to know if you support this scheme or have any other comments on the proposals. Please give us your views before 24th February 2025using your preference from the options below or by taking the short survey at the bottom of the page:
Officers from the council will also be on Westville Road between 3-5pm on Friday 14 February to go through the plans and answer any questions.
If you need help accessing the survey or any of the plans associated with this consultation please contact us.
In our aim to increase greening and better manage the risk of surface water flooding in the local area, we are proposing to build rain gardens on the pedestrian section of Westville Road between Batson Street and Ellingham Road, by Greenside Primary School. The location of the proposed scheme is shown in the map below.
Map of scheme area
What are the plans?
We are proposing to build rain gardens on Westville Road, these will collect rainwater that falls on the road and allow it to soak into the ground naturally rather than go into the sewer system. For this project we have worked with Greenside Primary School pupils in the design of this rain garden. The students created their own designs for the area, and we used their drawings to inspire the proposed design below.
Plan drawing of proposed scheme
Visualistion of the scheme proposals
We’d like to know if you support this scheme or have any other comments on the proposals. Please give us your views before 24th February 2025using your preference from the options below or by taking the short survey at the bottom of the page:
Map of scheme area
Plan drawing of proposed scheme
Visualistion of the scheme proposals