At the beginning of 2007 the LDA commissioned four separate reports to both inform and guide the development of the masterplan in preparation for the submission of three planning applications to the London Borough of Bromley on 1 November 2007.

The reports ensured that the LDA considered the relevant economic and social factors to ensure that the masterplan is viable, sustainable and will deliver the promised regeneration benefits to the surrounding area of South East London.

For each of the below reports there is an executive summary of their purpose and themes considered.

Interpretation Strategy

The London Development Agency has an ambitious vision to revitalise Crystal Palace Park as a sustainable metropolitan park and heritage asset: creating a cultural, leisure, educational and recreational resource for the 21st Century. A Masterplan design for the 200 acre

Public Cost Plan Number 1

The Cost Plan has been prepared to inform the Crystal Palace Park Masterplan Planning Application. The Cost Plan totals £67,440,000 and provides indicative construction costs for the Crystal Palace Park masterplan. The Cost Plan is a present day fixed price at October

Outline Business Case

The London Development Agency (LDA) is working with partners to plan the long-term future of the Park's facilities. An essential element of the work is a strategy for funding to cover capital and revenue costs and to justify the scheme in terms of its significant social and

Management and Maintenance Plan

This Management and Maintenance Plan (MMP) reoprt for Crystal Palace Park has been commissioned by Latz und Partner on behalf of the London Development Agency (LDA). The MMP is one of a series of documents prepared in support of and to inform the Crystal Palace Park