The maps below show the centre of a small town called Islip as it is now, and plans for its development.
The picture illustrates the layouts of the Islip town
centre
now and future planning.
It is obvious that the town centre
will witness significant change in the future, in which more facilities will be added at the cost of the disappearance of the countryside and many infrastructures will be upgraded thus
meeting new demands.
At present, two rows of shops are separated by the main road stretching from west to east, where they border the countryside to the north and the housing to the south, respectively. In future, the main road will be transformed into a pedestrian street with the road widened. Furthermore
, shops in the north will be replaced by a bus station, a shopping centre
, a car park
and a new housing area
, although
the south one will remain unchanged. In addition
, a designed dual carriageway will surround the town centre
, thus
occupying the area
of the countryside and connecting all facilities in the centre
.
While
the school will stay where it is now, the original housing area
will be cut into two parts as a new housing area
nearby the park
will take up a proportion of the land of the park
. As a result
, the size of the park
will be reduced approximately in half.Submitted by 76805977 on
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