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Call for Sites Submissions 07/12/12 - 25/01/13 Housing Call for Sites Submissions 07/12/12 - 25/01/13 Housing Reference Development No. dwellings number proposed Site address Ward Parish proposed Site size (Ha) HO-107 Housing Bridge Nurseries, London Road Allington Maidstone 195 7.12 HO-66 Housing Land east of Hermitage Lane Allington Maidstone 19 1.73 HO-10 Housing Land off Oakapple Lane Barming Barming 160-200 6.85 HO-113 Housing Land to the west of North Street Barming Barming 225 10.24 HO-129 Housing Church Cross House, Church Lane Barming Barming Not specified 0.07 HO-20 Housing Hoppersfield, Tonbridge Road Barming Barming 8-12 0.34 HO-42 Housing The Walled Gardens, Barham Court, Tonbridge Road, Teston Barming Teston 10 0.31 HO-60 Housing Land at Oakapple Lane Barming Barming 80 2.68 HO-5 Housing Roseacre Farm, Bell Lane Bearsted Bearsted 60 2.08 HO-55 Housing Land adjacent to Cross Keys / Roundwell Bearsted Bearsted 85 4.69 Boughton Monchelsea Boughton Monchelsea / HO-112 Housing Land at Boughton Lane, Loose and Chart Sutton Loose 70-90 9.77 Boughton Monchelsea Boughton Monchelsea / HO-120 Housing Land at Hubbards Lane, Boughton Monchelsea and Chart Sutton Loose 60 13.3 Boughton Monchelsea HO-145 Housing Cleaveland, Chart Road, Chart Sutton and Chart Sutton Chart Sutton Not specified 0.55 Boughton Monchelsea HO-28 Housing Land west of Wentways, Warmlake Road, Chart Sutton and Chart Sutton Chart Sutton 6-40 0.52 Boughton Monchelsea HO-40 Housing Monchelsea Farm, Cock Street, Boughton Monchelsea and Chart Sutton Boughton Monchelsea Not specified 0.92 Boughton Monchelsea HO-99 Housing Land at Boughton Mount, Boughton Lane and Chart Sutton Boughton Monchelsea 75 4.58 HO-12 Housing Land at Westfield Sole Road Boxley Boxley 500 26.75 HO-136 Housing Land off Blind Lane and Dunn Street Road, Bredhurst Boxley Bredhurst 10-20 0.72 Lordswood urban extension, west of Sindals Lane and north of HO-146 Housing Westfield Sole Road Boxley Boxley 250-300 21.68 HO-26 Housing Rochester Meadow, Old Chatham Road, Sandling Boxley Boxley 25 2.09 HO-69 Housing Land at Penenden Heath, west of Eclipse Business Park Boxley Boxley / Maidstone 70 1.9 HO-86 Housing Grove Lodge, New Cut Road Boxley Boxley 3-8 0.22 HO-87 Housing Land between Forge Lane and Chapel Lane, Bredhurst Boxley Bredhurst Not specified 0.87 HO-25 Housing 6 Tonbridge Road Bridge Maidstone 20 0.12 HO-111 Housing Redwall Farmhouse, Redwall Lane, Linton Coxheath and Hunton Linton 10 0.82 HO-119 Housing Land at Linden Farm, Stockett Lane, Coxheath Coxheath and Hunton Coxheath 40 2.94 HO-124 Housing Land off Bow Hill, Wateringbury Coxheath and Hunton West Farleigh 210 8.79 HO-130 Housing Land at 4 Malthouse Cottages, Dean Street, East Farleigh Coxheath and Hunton East Farleigh 10-15 0.71 HO-143 Housing Land adjacent to Dean Street, East Farleigh Coxheath and Hunton East Farleigh Not specified 17.78 Housing, HO-159 community use Five Acre site adjacent Bensted Close, West Street, Hunton Coxheath and Hunton Hunton 50-60 1.9 HO-19 Housing Land adjacent to Dingley Dell, Heath Road, East Farleigh Coxheath and Hunton East Farleigh 4 0.59 Reference Development No. dwellings number proposed Site address Ward Parish proposed Site size (Ha) HO-34 Housing Land north of Pleasant Valley Lane, Dean Street, East Farleigh Coxheath and Hunton East Farleigh Not specified 0.27 HO-43 Housing Land at Heathfield, Heath Road, Coxheath Coxheath and Hunton Coxheath 120 4.25 HO-44 Housing Land at Vicarage Field, Linton Hill, Linton Coxheath and Hunton Linton 24 1.92 HO-54 Housing Land to the north of Heath Road, Coxheath Coxheath and Hunton Coxheath 40-50 2.57 HO-62 Housing Land at Forstal Lane, Coxheath Coxheath and Hunton Coxheath Not specified 7.85 HO-85 Housing Moons Farm, Gallants Lane, East Farleigh Coxheath and Hunton East Farleigh Not specified 1.44 HO-88 Housing Hazeldene Nursery, Dean Street, East Farleigh Coxheath and Hunton East Farleigh 1-2 0.67 Land at the corner of Dean Street and Lower Road, East HO-97 Housing Farleigh Coxheath and Hunton East Farleigh Not specified 5.11 HO-101 Housing Land at Barty Farm, Roundwell, Bearsted Detling and Thurnham Thurnham 30-50 3.85 HO-116 Housing Land at Detling (south) Detling and Thurnham Detling 74-111 4.04 HO-117 Housing Land at Detling (north) Detling and Thurnham Detling 76-114 5.61 HO-118 Housing Land north of Horish Wood, Detling Detling and Thurnham Detling 85-128 8.04 HO-125 Housing Land east of Hockers Lane, Detling Detling and Thurnham Detling 4-35 1.06 HO-18 Housing Land at junction of Caring Lane and A20, Bearsted Detling and Thurnham Thurnham 3 0.36 HO-51 Housing Hockers Farm, Phase 1, Orchard View, Detling Detling and Thurnham Detling 7 0.26 HO-52 Housing Hockers Farm, Phase 2, Orchard View, Detling Detling and Thurnham Detling 12 1.07 HO-53 Housing Hockers Farm, Phase 3, Orchard View, Detling Detling and Thurnham Detling 70 5.28 HO-80 Housing Land rear of 12 Caring Lane, Bearsted Detling and Thurnham Thurnham 24 0.96 HO-9 Housing Puddledock, Caring Lane, Bearsted Detling and Thurnham Thurnham 30-40 1.35 HO-90 Housing Land south of M20 and west of Hockers Lane, Detling Detling and Thurnham Detling 40-50 2.41 HO-91 Housing Hockers Lane Operational Depot, Hockers Lane, Detling Detling and Thurnham Detling 20-30 1.02 HO-123 Housing Land to the east of Church Road and north of Sutton Road Downswood and Otham Otham / Maidstone 1800 136.73 HO-2 Housing Bicknor Farm, Sutton Road Downswood and Otham Langley / Otham 600-800 26.07 HO-23 Housing Gore Court, Church Road, Otham Downswood and Otham Otham Not specified 4.99 HO-33 Housing Land north of Sutton Road Downswood and Otham Otham 100 3.99 Highwoods Farm Packing Shed, Holly Farm, Holly Farm Road, HO-37 Housing Otham Downswood and Otham Otham 7-8 0.41 HO-38 Housing Holly Farm, Holly Farm Road, Otham Downswood and Otham Otham 300 9.07 Housing, Downswood and Otham / employment use Leeds / Sutton Valence HO-155 not specified Maidstone urban extension and Langley Otham / Langley / Leeds 4500 164.03 HO-103 Housing Laguna Motorcycles, Hart Street Fant Maidstone 76 0.31 HO-137 Housing Land rear of 109 and 111 Tonbridge Road Fant Maidstone 7 0.22 HO-140 Housing Land rear of 127-141 Tonbridge Road Fant Maidstone 15-25 0.59 HO-142 Housing Land at 1B Whitmore Street Fant Maidstone 15 0.12 HO-74 Housing Land at Fant Farm Fant Maidstone 350 47.71 HO-83 Housing Gatland House, Gatland Lane Fant Maidstone 20 0.48 Reference Development No. dwellings number proposed Site address Ward Parish proposed Site size (Ha) HO-95 Housing Land at Farleigh Lane and Gatland Lane Fant Maidstone 240 12.51 HO-108 Housing Land east of Stede Hill and south of Pilgrims Way, Harrietsham Harrietsham and Lenham Harrietsham Not specified 6.09 HO-11 Housing The Old Goods Yard, Headcorn Road, Lenham Harrietsham and Lenham Lenham Not specified 3.02 Tongs Meadow and land at Harrietsham Primary School, West HO-156 Housing, school Street, Harrietsham Harrietsham and Lenham Harrietsham 110 3.31 Housing, B1c, B2, HO-157 B8 Land south of Ashford Road, Harrietsham Harrietsham and Lenham Harrietsham 140 4.84 HO-29 Housing Mayfield Nursery, Ashford Road, Harrietsham Harrietsham and Lenham Harrietsham 30-50 1.55 HO-32 Housing Louverne, Stede Hill, Harrietsham Harrietsham and Lenham Harrietsham 10 0.47 HO-46 Housing Land at Ham Lane, Lenham Harrietsham and Lenham Lenham 75-100 2.99 HO-48 Housing Land at Glebe Gardens, Lenham Harrietsham and Lenham Lenham 6-8 1.34 HO-72 Housing Land at Church Road, Harrietsham Harrietsham and Lenham Harrietsham 90-110 3.75 HO-78 Housing Land at West Street, Harrietsham Harrietsham and Lenham Harrietsham 5 0.38 HO-79 Housing Land at Bell Farm, East Street, Harrietsham Harrietsham and Lenham Harrietsham 25 1.23 HO-8 Housing Plot 2, Stede Hill, Harrietsham Harrietsham and Lenham Harrietsham 1-2 0.03 Millfield Reclamation Yard, Holm Mill Lane / Greenaway Lane, HO-89 Housing Harrietsham Harrietsham and Lenham Harrietsham 10 0.82 HO-105 Housing Land at Moat Farm, Moat Road Headcorn Headcorn 200 7.25 HO-131 Housing Land adjacent to Lenham Road (next to tennis and cricket club) Headcorn Headcorn 25 0.88 HO-132 Housing Land adjacent to Lenham Road Headcorn Headcorn 35 1.24 HO-133 Housing Land A, rear of Knaves Acre Headcorn Headcorn 3-5 0.14 HO-134 Housing Land B, rear of Knaves Acre Headcorn Headcorn 4-6 0.15 HO-135 Housing Land between Grigg Lane and Lenham Road Headcorn Headcorn 100 5.43 HO-144 Housing Old School Nursery, Station Road Headcorn Headcorn 10 0.21 HO-148 Housing The Acre, Eastwood Road, Ulcombe Headcorn Ulcombe 12 0.44 HO-152 Housing Greengates, Lenham Road Headcorn Headcorn 10 2.02 HO-153 Housing Land at Great Love Farm, Love Lane Headcorn Headcorn 2 0.36 HO-24 Housing Land at Maidstone Road Headcorn Headcorn 147 4.92 HO-30 Housing Land to rear of Elizabeth House, Grigg Lane Headcorn Headcorn 4-12 0.4 HO-36 Housing Twelve Acre Farm, Grigg Lane Headcorn Headcorn Not specified 0.99 HO-6 Housing Land at Kent Cottage, Grigg Lane Headcorn Headcorn 6 0.49 HO-65 Housing Land north west of Maidstone Road Headcorn Headcorn Not specified 20.11 HO-7 Housing Land between Ulcombe Road and Millbank Headcorn Headcorn 250-300 8.59 HO-70 Housing Land at Kings Road Headcorn Headcorn 100 3.38 Reference Development No.
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