The area around Hove Station is fundamentally changing, in terms of inhabitants, skyline, streetscape, housing, commerce and transport. We’ve created a logo to help ensure the regeneration stays true to the vision. The logo will be used on maps, brochures, newsletters, and official documents. Here are the final two options. Tell us what you think in the comments below..
MODA
Mountpark delivers complex development schemes throughout the UK and Europe. They are proposing to redevelop the Sackville area.
www.mountpark.com
MODA is a leading build-to-rent developer and operator, Moda has a development pipeline of 6,750 apartments with a GDV of £2billion. Moda is a sister company of Caddick Developments.
modaliving.com
Hove Station Quarter Master Plan Animated
What’s happening in Hove? Cranes, cranes everywhere! The creation of a new Hove Station Quarter has begun! Watch this video to get a sense of what the area will soon be like, plus long-term plans and ambitions. Back in 2013, local residents joined a forum and created a neighbourhood plan, to ensure all residents can benefit from the regeneration.
The forum’s submission on the new MODA application (21st Feb 2020)
The Hove Station Neighbourhood Forum supports this application, albeit reluctantly in the context of a likely maximum 10% affordable housing provision, subject to the satisfactory resolution of the potentially adverse impacts on the local road network of the very high density development proposed. Given the requirements of planning law and national policy guidance, this means that the Council cannot require … Read more
Have Your Say Day Invite 23 March 2019
We are now in the final stages of preparing your Hove Station Neighbourhood Plan and the regeneration of the Hove Station Area is gathering momentum. Come to Honeycroft and have your say about the latest draft of your community-led plan. Let’s ensure the whole is greater than the sum of its parts! Exhibition and handouts of our latest draft policies … Read more
MODA Living’s Sackville Road regeneration (public exhibition Sept 2018)
This is the visual material used by Moda Living at their public exhibition which was held at the Honeycroft Centre, Sackville Road 18th and 19th September, 2018 Press articles: The Argus > Brighton & Hove Independent News >
Plans to build 600 rental homes and commercial space at Sackville Estate in Hove
Moda are inviting local residents to have their say on housing development proposals for the Sackville trading estate and coal-yard. Public exhibition at Honeycroft, Sackville Road, Hove BN3 3WF.
- Tue 18th September (3pm-6pm), and
- Wed 19th September (4pm-7:30pm)
Have Your Say Day Invite – 7 July 2018 – Honeycroft Centre
We are now in the final stages of preparing the Hove Station Neighbourhood Plan and the regeneration of the Hove Station Area is gathering momentum. Come and find out how our community-led plan is responding to development pressures and tying it all together to ensure the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. Presentations from 13:30 MODA (the … Read more
Review of our Have Your Say Day – March 2017
The forum held a successful “Have Your Say” Day on Saturday 18th March at St Barnabas Church, Sackville Rd. The public meeting was attended by a wide section of the community – over 120 attendees – who provided over 40 pages of valuable feedback to guide the creation of our Neighbourhood Plan. Subscribe now to ensure you are notified about our next event. Photos and … Read more
Mountpark’s proposed design for regeneration of Sackville trading estate
Developer Mountpark’s initial proposals for high-density employment, retail and 600 new homes are still at the design stage and are part of a bigger regeneration initiative. The area covered stretches from the Sackville Estate and the old coal yard north of Hove Station to Newtown Road and Goldstone Lane where work by the Hyde Group is already under way. The developer … Read more
New Waste & Minerals Site Plan adopted (February 2017)
The council’s plans for a new Waste & Minerals Site have been adopted (February 2017). They have allocated a nearby site at Sussex House Industrial Area and noted the following:
“Sackville Road and part of Old Shoreham Road, which are in close proximity to the site, are part of the Brighton, Portslade and Rottingdean 2013 AQMA. Waste management uses may not have a materially different effect on the AQMA compared to other industrial uses. However, proposals should consider the potential for issues relating to air quality, including those relating East Sussex, South Downs and Brighton & Hove Waste and Minerals Sites Plan – Schedule of Suitable Industrial Estates (Adopted February 2017) to vehicle movements, which may affect air quality. Operators may also wish to consider entering into routing agreements. Where appropriate, suitable mitigation should be provided.”
Read the council’s full site plan: http://consult.eastsussex.gov.uk/