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coming events visit to paisley coats memorial church wednesday, 28 march, 2018 make your own way to the church on the 11:05 ferry. the church is on the high street close to the museum and is a 15 minute flat walk from paisley gilmour street station. meet at the church at 1:30pm. further details from david scott . agm monday, 16 april 2018 5.30pm brodick library all welcome previous events monday, september 22nd 2014 7:30pm - brodick hall arran civic trust invited stuart west to present a talk on conservation and heritage in planning. please click here for more details or here to see the event poster. tuesday, april 1st 2014 7:00pm - agm the 2014 agm will be followed at 7:30pm by a talk about "arran's architecture" from simon green of rcahms. please click here for more details. july 23rd 2013 - arran civic trust agm please click here for the report of the 2013 agm. may 27th 2013 - lamlash the blue plaque for donald mckelvie, sponsored by the coop, was unveiled. please click here for the report. february 5th 2013 - anne and ian hope knockroon, a sustainable mixed-use development . earlier events for events prior to 2013 please visit our archives page. the new glen sannox conservation in planning brodick ferry terminal arran interiors welcome to the website of arran civic trust. the trust has 50 members most of whom live on arran. our aim is to encourage an interest in arran's architecture both past and present. the island has buildings which are either architecturally or historically significant or both. by drawing attention to what is good in our built heritage we hope to encourage its preservation and at the same time advocate good design in our new buildings, particularly domestic housing which is greatly needed on the island. far from having an exclusive, specialist interest we want to bring arran's past alive and contribute to its future by developing a public consciousness of good design. we try to do this through publications, public lectures and outings to places of interest as well as monitoring planning procedures on the island and making objections or commenting where appropriate. we work through a small committee who meet once a month. new trust members and people with skills to contribute are welcome. j inglis, chairman. the new glen sannox revealed arran civic trust hosted a meeting with james anderson director of vessels at cmal, and lewis hammell also a ship’s architect with cmal. the new ship, built at ferguson’s yard, and recently launched, is now being fitted out. james explained the reasoning behind the challenge to both meet the increasing demand on the brodick to ardrossan route, due in part to ret, as well as to be a more fuel-efficient vessel with new technologies on board to ensure reliability. it was a fascinating illustrated talk, with enthusiastic and informed presentations from both james and lewis. the main hull of steel and the superstructure of aluminum is designed to meet expectations over the next 35 years service life with 1000 passengers, 34 crew cabins, and a ship capable of carrying130 cars with an open aft deck for hazardous cargo. there will be four passenger lifts from the car decks and we were assured there will be enough room to get out the cars once parked on the car decks. the glen sannox will be able to be used on all calmac routes. on the performance side, emissions will be reduced by 66%. the liquified natural gas (lng) will be stored in a tank weighing 100 tonnes and initially the lng will come from the isle of grain. the ship will have 2 main engines and 3 auxiliary generators. three bow thrusters will assist docking. lewis explained the layout of the ship. there will be a much larger and more comfortable medical transfer room for patient and family, even with a television. there will be five areas for passengers, fore and aft lounges on level 5, each holding 250, observation lounge on level six for 260 and 2 exterior decks, one covered for 122. also included cafeteria and shop, video gaming area and two pet areas. provision of a bar facility is still under discussion. there will be much better lower windows to enable passengers to take in visual surroundings from the ship when they are sitting down, so a major improvement on the cally isles. the ship we were assured will turn on a ‘sixpence’, deal with 50knots of wind and have great maneuverability. it is 102.4m long compared to the cally isles of 94m, so there were questions about ardrossan. cmal, peel ports and the scottish government are in weekly discussions about ardrossan and potential access systems. the simulator for training is continuing to be developed and discussions about ardrossan harbour are on-going. this was a fascinating insight into the new ferry due to enter service in 2019. j inglis, chairman. top of page conservation and heritage in planning on monday 22nd september, arran civic trust has invited stuart west to present a talk on conservation and heritage in planning. stuart is the manager of the development and marine planning function at orkney islands council, where he has lived for the past eight years. he studied archaeology at manchester university where he focused on prehistoric britain and the atlantic fringe of europe, later studying architectural conservation at edinburgh college of art and was orkney's conservation and heritage planner prior to taking on his present role in 2012. he has worked in planning for the past ten years and is presently the joint-chair of the heart of neolithic orkney world heritage site management board and the chair of heads of planning scotland development planning committee. he oversees the cyclical production and review of the orkney local development plan. orkney has 19 inhabited isles, a population of 21,500 in 11,400 households; 622 listed buildings, 347 scheduled monuments and 6 existing conservation areas plus 1 world heritage site. there is a huge legacy including ww1 and ww2 sites at scapa flow. orkney has strong parish settlement communities. there is a settlement pattern and crofting pattern with traditional rural housing. in 2010 the local development plan was updated with the production of the 2010 proposed plan and the policies regarding the housing in the countryside were revised. local lists of significant structures are currently being produced. the current policy means that buildings of historic merit are no longer eligible for 1:1 replacement. supplementary guidance has been introduced which defines historic merit in orkney and includes the following types of buildings and structures: vernacular traditional construction - natural materials: stone, earth, clay, slate and timber. in 1830 steamers started to come bringing caithness stone and welsh slate non traditional buildings and structures - mainly wartime other buildings and structures on historic scotland’s own statutory lists a core principle in the supplementary guidance is that the retention and preservation of buildings, which feature on orkney local list, will be encouraged. this should avoid demolition of significant buildings. an example is illustrated below of before and after renovation, a project, which was also a recipient of a council heritage grant. prior to the 2010 review 1:1 replacement was allowed, so many local buildings had been replaced by kit houses etc, destroying the local character. this was raised as a concern by local community groups and societies and resulted in the change in policy. stuart will focus on how development planning has effectively preserved cultural heritage sites in orkney, and will examine orkney's rich cultural heritage, from the world heritage site down to the buildings and structures on the local list, and will demonstrate how planning policies and guidance have been utilised to ensure that these important assets are effectively protected for the enjoyment of future generations. stuart’s talk is at 7.30pm monday 22nd september at brodick hall. anyone interested is most welc

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