Clark Street is a short residential terrace at the centre of St Jude's parish. Over eighteen months the residents' working party has agreed a set of small, incremental changes — a closer reading of the inset above. None of the items below are final; this page is updated after every monthly meet.
Inset · Clark Street · working revision v0.3
Clark Street, drawn at street scale.
A close-up sheet of Clark Street: the agreed items, what's in motion, and the questions still open for discussion.
T = new tree (5) P = planter (3) B = bench (2) N = noticeboard you are here
"Trees, planters, benches, a noticeboard. A street is the slowest infrastructure we share." — from the May residents' meet
Already agreed
Sheet 24.A — items now settled.
- A 20 mph entry zone at both ends of the street, signed and surface-marked.
- Footway repairs along the south pavement, completed March 2026.
- Annual residents' meet confirmed for the evening of 7 June 2026.
In motion this year
What's being worked on now.
- Five new street trees (T1–T5), south footway, target planting October 2026.
- Three volunteer-built planters (P1–P3), north footway, workday to be confirmed.
- A new noticeboard (N) on the south-side wall, pending permission from the freeholder.
Open questions
Still being talked out.
- Bench placement — between the trees, or nearer the noticeboard?
- Planting day — a single Saturday in October, or split across two weekends?
- Should we apply for a Play Street day in summer 2027?
How to chip in
Volunteer planter build
Workday TBCHelp build the three street planters (P1–P3) from reclaimed timber. No prior experience required — there will be people who know what they're doing.
Tree-watering rota
All summerNew trees (T1–T5) need watering through their first two summers. Adopt one or more by emailing the working party.
Residents' meet, 7 June
18:30Agenda: working plan v0.3, this year's planting list, and the open question on bench placement. Bring a chair if you can.