Bristol Temple Quarter Spatial Framework - New quayside walkways and bridges - Example Site

New quayside walkways and bridges

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Link to the Spatial Framework document

The Spatial Framework promotes public access to the areas extensive waterways – its harbour, canal and river. It is envisaged that its waterways could in the future become as well loved and used as other parts of the harbour. Waterways converge at Totterdown Basin which will be enhanced as an accessible green heart to the area. It is proposed access to the waterside is opened up (either on the quayside, or where that is not feasible, on pontoon walkways).

What is your view on the proposed provision of quayside walkways and bridges in Temple Quarter?(tick all that apply)

I support the proposals in the Spatial Framework It could promote even further access to the waterways Improved access will place an unrealistic burden on investors

Do you have any comments on particular sections of quayside?

Finzel’s Reach (already approved) (see 1 on the plan)

Floating Harbour- North Shore (see 2 on the plan)

Floating Harbour - North Shore (see 3 on the plan)

Floating Harbour - South Shore (See 4 on the plan)

Feeder Canal - North Shore (See 5 on plan)

Riverside (See 6 on the plan)

Totterdown Reach (See 7 on plan)

Paintworks (See 8 on plan)

Key to delivering a vibrant quayside will be the provision of a number of new bridges to open up access to the relatively isolated areas of Silverthorne Lane and Arena Island. These will be pedestrian bridges, with the exception of the main bridge to Arena Island, which will also take vehicular traffic. Do you have comments on any particular bridges?

Silverthorne Bridge (A on the plan)

Lock Bridge (B on the plan)

Arena Bridge (C on the plan)

St. Phillip’s Footbridge (D on the plan)

St. Vincent’s Bridge (upgraded) (E on the plan)

Bath Road Promenade (F on the plan)

Would you like to comment further about quayside walkways or bridges?