The maps show how a housing estate will be redeveloped in the future compared to its current layout.
Overall, the area is expected to undergo significant transformations, with the primary aim of converting a largely natural woodland area into a more functional and recreational residential zone. In addition, the changes involve the introduction of new transportation, recreational, and infrastructural features, at a cost of substantial proportion of green space.
At present, the estate is covered by woodland with around 6,000 trees, and a U-shaped private road runs through it with several four-bedroom houses. Under the plan, these four-bedroom houses will be removed. The private road will be redesigned, and new one, two, and three-bedroom houses will be built around a central flower garden. In addition, tennis courts will be constructed, while the main road in the north will stay unchanged.
Regarding the natural landscape, the woodland will be greatly reduced to just 250 trees located in the northern area near the main road. At the same time, new features will be added to the estate. A new lake will be created in the western part, and areas of parkland will be placed around the houses and near the lake.