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Appendix 6b – Policy 30 (Housing Land Allocations) Responses Allocated Sites Site Sound Not Sound H1 – Sniperley Park 0 4 H2 – North of Arnison 2 4 H3 – Sherburn Road 1 3 H4 – Durham Johnson School 0 1 H5 – Durham Northern Quarter 2 57 H6 – Former Stonebridge Dairy 1 0 H7 ‐ Framwellgate Fire & Rescue 0 0 H8 – Merryoaks 2 10 H9 – Willowtree Avenue 0 1 H10 – East of Brandon Football Club 0 0 H11 – Bogma Hall Farm 1 4 H12 – West of Grange Farm 0 0 H13 – East of Mill Lane 2 86 H14 – North of Ladysmith Terrace 0 2 H15 – North of Cook Avenue 0 0 H16 – Greenwood Avenue 0 0 HE1 – Lambton Park 1 0 H17 – BOC Site 1 0 H18 – Civic Centre 1 0 H19 – South of Drum 2 5 H20 – North of Hermitage Comprehensive 0 0 H21 – Blackfyne Sports College 0 5 H22 – Castleside Reservoir 1 3 H23 – Adjoiniing English Martyrs School 1 1 H24 – Genesis Site 0 4 H25 – Moorside Comprehensive School 0 1 H26 – Muirfield Close 0 19 H27 – Rosedale Avenue 0 1 H28 – South Knitsley Lane 0 3 H29 – Oxhill Farm 0 0 H30 – Stanley School of Technology 0 2 H31 – Rear of Elm Avenue 0 1 H32 – Lingey House Farm North 0 1 H33 – West House Farm 1 11 H34 – East of Dene Crescent 0 0 H35 – Syke Road 0 1 H36 – Bone Lane 0 4 H37 – West of Woodstone Village 2 10 H38 – Scott Court 0 0 H39 – Brooms Public House 1 6 H40 – Woodhouses Farm 0 2 H41 – Canney Hill 0 3 H42 – East of Bracks Way 0 1 H43 – Former Chamberlain Phipps 0 0 H44 – Rear of High West Road 0 17 H45 – West of Crook Primary School 0 5 H46 – Low Copelaw 3 1 H47 – South of Agnew Plantation 0 0 H48 – Congreve Terrace 0 0 H49 – Eldon Whinns 0 3 H50 – North of Travellers Green 0 1 H51 – Site N Cobblers Hall 0 0 H52 – Site O Cobblers Hall 0 0 H53 – Woodham Community College 0 1 H54 – West Chilton Farm 0 1 H55 – South of Dean Road 1 0 H56 – West of Newcomen Street 0 3 H57 – South of Eden Drive 1 24 H58 – Fishburn Hall Farm 1 1 H59 – North East Industrial Estate 0 1 H60 – Adjacent to Shotton School 0 2 H61 – Dene House School 0 1 H62 – North Blunts 0 0 H63 – South of Edenhill Community Centre 0 0 H64 – South of Passfield Way 0 1 H65 – East of Milton Close 0 0 H66 – North of Portland Avenue 0 0 H67 – Lawnside 0 0 H68 – Parkside 0 0 H69 – Seaham Colliery Site 0 1 H70 – Seaham School 0 1 H71 – Former Council Offices 3 21 H72 – West of Fennel Grove 1 31 H73 – West of Petwell Crescent 1 16 H74 – East of Martindale Walk 0 9 H75 – Dunelm Stables 1 2 H76 – North of Hartlepool Street 0 0 H77 – West of Bevan Crescent 1 209 H78 – Auction Mart 0 4 H79 – North Of Bowes Road 0 8 H80 – Grove Works 1 0 H81 – Rear of High Riggs 0 4 H82 – South of Green Lane 0 2 H83 – Rear of Bridge Inn 0 5 H84 – East of Leekworth Gardens 0 18 Objections to non‐ allocated sites Site Sound Not Sound 1/LA/07 – Cadger Bank HA/17 85 2 5/DH/01 – Land at Deaf Hill 1 (506 sig 0 petition) 2/RI/01 – Land at Picktree Lane 40 1 7/SH/119 – Land North of Fulton Court HA/101 0 1 2/BO/03 – Land at Castlefields, Bournmoor 15 1 6/GF/03b & 03a – Land at Neville Close HA/114 5 1 HA/47 – Land South of Wellfield Road 2 1 6/MT/09 – South of Penine Cottage HA/115 2 0 HA/104 Opposite West Road 3 0 1/CO/13 – South of Berry edge farm 1 0 HA/111 – West of Startforth Morritt Memorial School 2 1 5/SE/23 – Land at New Drive Seaham 1 0 4/DU/73 – Sniperley Park 1 1 Additional Housing Sites submitted at the Pre‐Submission Draft Stage Site Sound Not Sound Presser Pumping station 0 1 Sacriston Pumping Station 0 1 5/HW/01 – Land at Hawthorn 0 2 5/SE/25 – Land at Seaham Grange 0 1 Land to the west of the A694, East Law 0 1 7/NA/079 – Former Elmfield Primary School 0 1 5/SE/26 – Land North of Seaton Lane 0 1 4/BS/07 ‐ Land at Brasside Stores 0 1 5/MU/22 – Land South of Station Road 0 1 5/SH/14 – Land to the West of B1280 0 2 4/KE/02 – Land North of Woodland Crescent 0 2 4/CO/03c – Land at Coxhoe Industrial Estate 0 1 3/SP/19 – Shittlehopeburn Farm 0 1 Canney Hill 0 2 HA/43 – Land behind Burns Terrace & Swan Castle Farm 0 1 Land west of Station Road, Rainton 0 1 3/WO/11 – Land Rear of Durham Road 0 1 1/TL/03 – Tanfield Lea Industrial Estate 0 1 3/BA/01 – Land North of High Bondgate 0 2 Land at Flint Hill 0 1 Land at Laundry Cottage 0 1 Land to the rear of Durham City Retail Park – off Eden Terrace 0 1 Land at Eldon 0 2 5/SE/15 – Land at Dalton Heights 0 1 7/CH/118 – Land South of Chilton 0 2 4/DU/59 – Land at Ustinov College – Kepier House 0 1 4/BH/01 – Land South of Station House 0 1 Land to south west of West Auckland 0 1 5/WH/05 – Wheatley Hill Dog Track 0 1 4/PA/02 – Land east of Parkhill 0 1 4/DU/18 – Blagdon Depot 0 1 Land at Waldridge 0 1 Land at Whitwell Acres 0 1 5/WI/03 ‐ Lowfield Farm House 0 1 6/SF/02 – Land West of Start Objections to committed sites Site Sound Not Sound 4/LA/01 – Land East of Langley Park 0 1 5/PE/27 – Land at Lowhills 0 2 Contents Pre-Submission Draft Housing Sites 6 H1 - Sniperely Park, Durham City 6 H2 - North of Arnison 6 H3 - Sherburn Road 8 H4 - Durham Johnson School (Whinney Hill) 9 H5 Durham Northern Quarter 10 H6 - Former Stonebridge Dairy 11 H7 - Framwellgate Fire and Rescue HQ 12 H8 - Merryoaks 12 H9 - Willowtree Avenue 13 H10 - East of Brandon Football Club 14 H11 - Bogma Hall Farm 15 H12 - West of Grange Farm, Coxhoe 16 H13 - East of Mill Lane, Sherburn 16 H14 - North of Ladysmith Terrace, Ushaw Moor 19 H15 - North of Cook Avenue, Bearpark 19 H16 - Greenwood Avenue, Burnhope 20 HE1 - Lambton Park 20 H17 - BOC Site 21 H18 - Civic Centre, Chester-le-Street 21 H19 - South of Drum, Chester-le-Street 22 H20 - North of Hermitage Comprehensive, Chester-le-Street 23 H21 - Blackfyne Sports College, Consett 23 H22 - Castleside Reservoir 24 H23 - Adjoining Former English Martyrs School 25 H24 - Genesis Site 27 H25 - Moorside Comprehensive School 28 H26 - Muirfield Close 29 H27 - Rosedale Avenue 29 H28 - South Knitsley Lane 30 H29 - Oxhill Farm 31 H30 - Stanley School of Technology 32 H31 - Rear of Elm Avenue 33 H32 - Lingey House Farm North 33 H33 - West House Farm 34 H34 - East of Dene Crescent 35 H35 - Syke Road 35 H36 - Bone Lane 37 H37 - West of Woodstone Village 38 H38 - Scott Court 39 H39 - Brooms Public House 40 H40 - Woodhouses Farm 41 H41 - Canney Hill 42 H42 - East of Bracks Way 42 H43 - Former Chamberlain Phipps 43 H44 - Rear of High West Road 43 H45 West of Crook Primary School 45 H46 - Low Copelaw 47 H47 - South of Agnew Plantation 48 Pre-Submission Draft Consultation - Housing Allocations Feedback Report Contents H48 - Congreve Terrace 48 H49 - Eldon Whins 49 H50 - North of Travellers Green 50 H51 - Site N Cobblers Hall 51 H52 - Site O Cobblers Hall 51 H53 - Woodham Community College 52 H54 - West Chilton Farm 52 H55 - South of Dean Road 53 H56 - Newcomen Street 54 H57 - South of Eden Drive 55 H58 - Fishburn Hall Farm 56 H59 - North East Industrial Estate 57 H60 - Adjacent to Shotton School 58 H61 - Dene House School 58 H62 - North Blunts 59 H63 - South of Edenhill Community Centre 59 H64 - South of Passfield Way 60 H65 - East of Milton Close 61 H66 - North of Portland Avenue 61 H67 - Lawnside 61 H68 - Parkside 62 H69 - Seaham Colliery Site 62 H70 - Seaham School 63 H71 - Former Council Offices 63 H72 - West of Fennel Grove 66 H73 - West of Petwell Crescent 69 H74 - East of Martindale Walk 71 H75 - Dunelm Stables 74 H76 - North of Hartlepool Street 75 H77 - West of Bevan Crescent 75 H78 - Auction Mart 77 H79 - North of Bowes Road 78 H80 - Grove Works 79 H81 - Rear of High Riggs 80 H82 - South of Green Lane 81 H83 - Rear of Bridge Inn 82 H84 - East of Leekworth Gardens 83 Pre-Submission Draft Consultation - Housing Allocations Feedback Report Contents Objections to non-allocated sites 84 1/LA/07 Cadger Bank HA/17 84 5/DH/01 - Land at Deaf Hill 84 2/RI/01 - Land at Picktree Lane HA/54 84 7/SH/119 - Land north of Fulton Court HA/101 84 2/BO/03 - Land at Castlefields, Bournmoor 84 6/GF/03b & 03a - Land at Neville Close HA/114 84 HA/47 South of Wellfield Road 84 HA115- 6/MT/09 South of Pennine Cottage 84 HA104 Opposite West Road 84 4/LA/01 - Land East of Langley Park 84 5/PE/27 - Land at Lowhills 84 1/CO/13 - South of Berry Edge Farm 84 HA111 West of Startforth Morritt Memorial School 84 5/SE/23 - Land at New Drive Seaham 84 4/DU/73 - Sniperley Park 84 Pre-Submission Draft Consultation - Housing Allocations Feedback Report Contents Additional Housing Sites submitted at the Pre-Submission Draft stage 85 Presser Pumping Station 85 Sacriston Pumping Station 85 5/HW/01 - Land at Hawthorn 85 5/SE/25 - Land at Seaham Grange 85 Land to the west of the A694, East Law 85 7/NA/079 - Former Elmfield Primary School 85 5/SE/26 - Land North of Seaton Lane 85 4/BS/07 - Land at Brasside Stores 85 5/MU/22 - Land South of Station Road 85 5/SH/14 - Land to the West of B1280 85 4/KE/02 - Land North of Woodland Crescent 85 4/CO/03c - Land at Coxhoe Industrial Estate 85 3/SP/19- Shittlehopeburn Farm 85 Canney Hill 85 HA43 Land behind Burns Tce & Swan Castle Farm 85 Land west of Station Road West Rainton 85 3/WO/11- Land rear of Durham Road 85 1/TL/03- Tanfield Lea Industrial Estate 85 3/BA/01 - Land North of High Bondgate 85 Land at Flint Hill 85 Land at Laundry Cottage 85 Land to rear of Durham City Retail Park-off Eden Terrace 85 Land at Eldon 85 5/SE/15 - Land at Dalton Heights 85 7/CH/118 - Land South of Chilton 85 4/DU/59- Land at Ustinov College-Kepier House 85 4/BH/01- Land South of Station House 85 Land to South West of West Auckland 85 5/WH/05- Wheatley Hill Dog Track 85 4/PA/02- Land east of Parkhill 85 4/DU/18- Blagdon Depot 85 Land at Waldridge 86 Land at Whitwell Acres 86 3/WI/03- Lowfield Farm House 86 Land at Former Sawmills Site 86 5/PE/26 Andrews Hill 86 Land adjacent
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