CP2513-24 Restoring Stover Park Project: Partial Restoration of The Serpentine Lake - Contractor Role

Descriptions

Devon County Council has received a grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund (NLHF) to deliver the Restoring Stover Park Project that will completely overhaul Stover Park's valued and at-risk heritage and engage audiences who may not normally visit the Park.r r The project team were recruited in March 2023, and work has now begun on the Delivery Phase, which will run from March 2023 to March 2026.r r The Restoring Stover Park Project has multiple strands: upgrading the visitor centre, building a community workshop, improving the car park, desilting Stover Lake, partially restoring the Serpentine Lake, creating two new access paths, repairing the Gatehouse, installing a range of interpretation around the site, and delivering a 3-year activity programme to engage a wide range of audiences in the Park and wider environment.r r To achieve this project a range of specialist contractors will be appointed over the 3 years.r r This piece of work - The Restoring Stover Park Project seeks to re-instate an approximate 300m section of the former 18th Century Serpentine Lake in Stover Country Park, between the Serpentine Bridge and the Liverton Brook to the west.