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Housing and Employment Land Allocations Development Plan Document | 1 Contents Contents CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3 Examining Local Plans ..................................................................................................................................................3 The wider context and background to the document .......................................................................................................4 Key principles in the planning system .............................................................................................................................5 2 PRESUMPTION IN FAVOUR OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT .........................................................................................................................................................7 3 HOUSING LAND ALLOCATIONS ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................9 Housing Site Selection Methodology ...........................................................................................................................10 Policy H1 Phasing of Housing Land .............................................................................................................................13 SCUH-1 Land at Phoenix Parkway Phase 1 (36-40) .......................................................................................................16 SCUH-2 Land at Phoenix Parkway Phase 2 (36-41) .......................................................................................................18 SCUH-3 Land at the Glebe (36-3) ...............................................................................................................................20 SCUH-4 Land at Capps Coal and Timber Yard (36-94) .................................................................................................22 SCUH-5 Land off Burringham Road (36-46) .................................................................................................................24 SCUH-6 Land at Plymouth Road (36-2) .......................................................................................................................26 SCUH-7 Advance Crosby Scheme Phase 2 (36-95) ......................................................................................................28 SCUH-8 Land north of Doncaster Road (36-68) ...........................................................................................................30 SCUH-9 Land at Church Square (36-93) .....................................................................................................................32 SCUH-10 Land south of Ferry Road West (36-5) ...........................................................................................................34 SCUH-11 Land at the Council Depot, Station Road (36-44) .........................................................................................36 SCUH-12 Former Car-Park Collum Avenue ..................................................................................................................38 SCUH-13 Former Darby Glass Offices and Factory (36-78) ..........................................................................................40 SCUH-14 Redevelopment of Westcliff Precinct (36-92) ..................................................................................................42 SCUH-15 Former Kingsway House ..............................................................................................................................44 SCUH-16 Land at Ashby Decoy off Burringham Road (36-91) .......................................................................................46 SCUH-17 Land off Queensway and Dudley Road (36- 81) ............................................................................................48 SCUH- 18 Land at Burdock Road. ...............................................................................................................................50 SCUH-C1 NSD Site, Land east of Scotter Road (36-12) ................................................................................................56 SCUH-C2 Brumby Resource Centre, East Common Lane (36-76) ..................................................................................58 SCUH-C3 Former Tennis Courts Rowland Road (36-82) ................................................................................................60 SCUH-C4 Hartwell Ford Car Garage, Station Road (36-23) ..........................................................................................62 SCUH-C5 Land at Hebden Road (36-72) ....................................................................................................................64 SCUH-C6 Former Scunthorpe Telegraph Office, Doncaster Road (36-79) ......................................................................66 SCUH-C7 - Land at former South Leys School, Enderby Road (36-59) ............................................................................68 SCUH-C8 Land at Dartmouth Road (36-74) ................................................................................................................70 SCUH-C9 Land off Queensway and Dudley Road (36- 87) ...........................................................................................72 BARH-1 Land at Pasture Road South Phase 2 (7-2) .......................................................................................................76 BARH-2 Land at Pasture Road South Phase 1 (7-2) .......................................................................................................78 BARH-3 St Mary’s Cycle Works, Marsh Lane (7-15) ......................................................................................................80 BRIH-1 Land north of Atherton Way (10-28) .................................................................................................................84 BRIH-2 Land at Western Avenue (10-1) ........................................................................................................................86 BRIH-3 Land at Wrawby Road Phase 2 (10-31) ............................................................................................................88 BRIH-4 Land at Wrawby Road Phase 1 (10-2) ..............................................................................................................90 BRIH-5 Land at Ancholme Park (10-25) .......................................................................................................................92 CROH-1 Land to the east of Fieldside (13-10)..............................................................................................................96 CROH-2 Land north of Godnow Road (13-11) ............................................................................................................98 KIRH-1 Land west of Station Road (27-13) .................................................................................................................102 KIRH-2 Land at and adjoining Beechcroft, Station Road (27-1) ....................................................................................104 KIRH-3 - Land at former RAF Kirton in Lindsey ............................................................................................................106 Housing and Employment Land Allocations Development Plan Document | 1 Contents WINH-1 Land at Mill House Lane (44-7) ....................................................................................................................110 WINH-2 Land off Coates Avenue (44-6) ....................................................................................................................112 WINH-3 Land at Top Road (44-1) .............................................................................................................................114 WINH-4 Land off Northlands Road (44-9)..................................................................................................................116 4 EMPLOYMENT LAND ALLOCATIONS ...............................................................................................................................................................................................121 Identifying and Selecting Employment Land Options ...................................................................................................123 SHBE-1 South Humber Bank (Former reference number IN1-1, 57-1) ..........................................................................126 NKAE-1 North Killingholme Airfield (IN1-2, 31-1) ......................................................................................................134 Sub-Regional Town: Scunthorpe ................................................................................................................................136 SCUE-1 Normanby Enterprise Park (IN1-3, 36-70) .....................................................................................................138 SCUE-2 Mortal Ash Hill (36-66) ................................................................................................................................140 Strategic Locations ...................................................................................................................................................142
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