IAMP TWO: Preliminary Environmental Information Report Chapter N: Cumulative Effects Assessment

REPORT IAMP TWO: Preliminary Environmental Information Report Chapter N: Cumulative Effects Assessment

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Table of Contents

N1.0 INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND...... 1

N1.1 Purpose of Chapter ...... 1

N1.2 Legislative Background ...... 1

N1.3 Guidance ...... 1

N1.4 Structure of Chapter ...... 2

N2.0 SCOPE AND METHODOLOGY ...... 4

N2.1 Introduction ...... 4

N2.2 Methodological Approach ...... 4

N3.0 INTER-RELATIONSHIP OF EFFECTS ...... 7

N3.1 Purpose of Chapter ...... 7

N3.2 Identification of Main Sensitive Receptors ...... 7

N3.3 Inter-relationship of Effects ...... 10

N3.4 Summary ...... 14

N4.0 ZONE OF INFLUENCE ...... 15

N4.1 Defining the Zone of Influence ...... 15

N4.2 Summary ...... 16

N5.0 CURRENT OUTCOMES FROM CUMULATIVE ASSESSMENT ...... 18

N5.1 Introduction ...... 18

N5.2 Key Developments Identified in CEA to date ...... 18

N5.3 Emerging Outcomes from Cumulative Assessment ...... 19

N5.4 Response ...... 22

N6.0 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS ...... 27

N7.0 ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS ...... 28

TABLES Table N1: Designation of Tiers for CEA (based on PINS Advice Note 17) ...... 5 Table N2: Summary of Key Sensitive Receptors and Nature of Impact from Chapters D to M ...... 7 Table N3: Zone of Influence for Each Environmental Topic Area ...... 15 Table N4: Key Developments Identified in ongoing CEA where significant cumulative effects are more likely 18

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FIGURES Figure N1: Extract from LVIA (Chapter F) showing the ZTV extending from the site (see Chapter F for full size version of this figure) ...... 17

APPENDICES Drawings APPENDIX N1 Long List of Proposed Development Considered

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N1.0 INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND N1.1 Purpose of Chapter

N1.1.1 This chapter of the Preliminary Information Report (PEIR) provides information on the approach to the assessment of likely significant cumulative effects in relation to the Proposed Development. At this consultation stage, the process of assessment is ongoing and will continue to be refined to reflect development activity in the surrounding area. However, it is considered that sufficient certainty exists to provide information on identified issues that have emerged from the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process up to March 2019.

N1.1.2 There are two types of cumulative effects:

▪ Inter-relationship of effects - these are the combined effects from different types of direct impacts attributable to the proposed development on a particular receptor; and

▪ Cumulative effects – these are additional indirect effects that may arise when the Proposed Development is considered alongside other developments in the surrounding area.

N1.1.3 The overall objective of this type of assessment is to identify, through a review of these issues, whether additional mitigation is required that would not otherwise have been identified in this PEIR. It is provided to seek inputs from key consultees to assist in guiding the ongoing process of Cumulative Effects Assessment (CEA). Information from this stage will inform work feeding into the final Environmental Statement (ES) that will be submitted alongside the proposed application for a Development Consent Order (DCO) in respect of the Proposed Development. N1.2 Legislative Background

N1.2.1 Schedule 4 of The Infrastructure Planning (EIA) Regulations 2017 identifies the information to be included within ESs and incorporates the following reference to cumulative effects:

“5. The description of the likely significant effects on the factors specified in regulation 5(2) should cover the direct effects and any indirect, secondary, cumulative, transboundary, short-term, medium-term and long-term, permanent and temporary, positive and negative effects of the development.”

N1.2.2 Regulations 12(2)(b) also defines information that should be provided as part of a PEIR and that this should include that information specified in Schedule 4 that:

“…is reasonably required for the consultation bodies to develop an informed view of the likely significant environmental effects of the development (and of any associated development).” N1.3 Guidance

N1.3.1 The CEA for the Proposed Development is being carried out with regard to Advice Note 17 ‘Cumulative Effects Assessment’ (December 2015, The Planning Inspectorate (PINS)) that is relevant to projects that require a DCO. The guidance provides information on the CEA process that applicants may wish to adopt and advice on a staged approach and consistent template formats that should be used for documenting the outcomes of a CEA in an applicant’s ES.

N1.3.2 Section N2.0 of this chapter outlines the key stages of the CEA process and how this is being addressed by the Applicant in respect of the Proposed Development. Particular regard has been had to guidance provided at paragraph 2.4 of Advice Note 17 that states:

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“…the applicant should be aware that the process is both iterative and on-going and may need to be repeated a number of times during the preparation of a DCO application and during the examination stage.”

N1.3.3 At this PEIR stage, paragraph 2.3 of Advice Note 17 states that the objective should be to “facilitate meaningful consultation” and Section 3 of the same Advice Note goes onto to describe what applicants should aim to achieve during the pre-application consultation stage as follows:

“Applicants are strongly advised to take advantage of pre-application consultation with the relevant local planning authority(ies), statutory consultees and any other relevant organisations, to ensure that the list of ‘other development’ identified for CEA is comprehensive and accurate. Applicants should ideally use completed matrices to identify and discuss issues with consultees, including the relevant statutory consultees. Ultimately this approach should also assist with identifying a robust suite of mitigation measures submitted with the application for development consent that might otherwise remain unresolved and require exploration during the examination. This process may need to be repeated during the pre-application stage and should be based on the most up to date list of developments possible. The CEA should include a summary of any such consultations undertaken and evidence of any agreements reached”.

N1.3.4 In relation to the ongoing process of CEA, regard is also being given to Advice Note 9 Using the Rochdale Envelope’ (July 2018, PINS) that sets out the approach to be adopted for cumulative assessments where applicants are following a parameters-led (or worst case) approach to assessments, which is the approach being followed for the Proposed Development. Paragraph 4.13 states that applicants should:

“- ensure that interactions between aspect assessments are taken into account relevant to the worst case scenario(s) established and that careful consideration is given to how these are assessed; and

- ensure that the assessment of the worst case scenario(s) addressed impacts which may not be significant on their own but could become significant when they inter-relate with other impacts along or cumulatively with impacts from other development (including those identified in other aspect assessments”

N1.3.5 Other guidance taken into account in the ongoing CEA process includes Highways England’s Design Manual for Roads and Bridges (DMRB) Volume 11.

N1.3.6 The Applicant has also had regard to comments received from PINS in its EIA Scoping Opinion (November 2018). Details of how these comments have been addressed are provided in Appendix B1 to this PEIR. N1.4 Structure of Chapter

N1.4.1 This chapter is divided into the following sections:-

▪ N1.0 – Introduction and Background – including a brief summary of the key legislative and best practice background that has been taken into account;

▪ N2.0 – Scope and Methodology – describes the methodological approach utilised to conduct the cumulative assessment and its scope. This includes reference to the list of other developments in the surrounding area that have been taken into account;

▪ N3.0 – Inter-relationship of Effects – this reviews the interactions with aspect assessments provided in this PEIR to identify whether additional mitigation is required that has not otherwise been identified;

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▪ N4.0 – Zone of Influence – this describes the areas within which effects from the Proposed Development may arise and therefore cumulative effects need to be taken into account;

▪ N5.0 – Current Outcomes from Cumulative Assessment – this describes the outcomes from the ongoing process of reviewing cumulative effects as part of the EIA process;

▪ N6.0 – Summary and Conclusions – including a review of any additional mitigation measures that may be required as a result of the assessment; and

▪ N7.0 – Abbreviations.

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N2.0 SCOPE AND METHODOLOGY N2.1 Introduction

N2.1.1 This section explains the approach being adopted by the applicant in undertaking the CEA associated with the Proposed Development. It also sets out the current stage of work and how consultees can assist in taking the assessment forward as the DCO application is prepared.

N2.1.2 It explains in particular how the approach relates to the sequential or staged process for assessment described in PINS Advice Note 17:

▪ Stage 1 – establishing the Zone of Influence (ZOI) for the Proposed Development and identifying a ‘long list’ of other developments;

▪ Stage 2 – applying inclusion or exclusion criteria to the ‘long list’ to refine this into a ‘short list’ for the purposes of CEA;

▪ Stage 3 – gathering information to assist in the process of CEA for the ‘short list’; and

▪ Stage 4 – assessment work and reporting. N2.2 Methodological Approach Part 1 - Interrelationship Between Effects

N2.2.1 A review has been carried out to identify where, for the Proposed Development, the accumulation of effects on particular receptors, and the relationship between those effects, may give rise to a need for additional mitigation not previously identified. The assessment has focused only on those issues where the impact identified in the aspect assessments are significant; however, reference is made to other ‘insignificant effects’ where particular receptors may be affected by a number of minor impacts that may require consideration.

N2.2.2 To conduct this analysis, the key residual effects identified in this PEIR have been reviewed and are summarised in Section N3.0 as a means to identify those sensitive receptors most likely to be affected. It is with regard to those receptors that the analysis of any additional impacts associated with the Proposed Development has been carried out.

N2.2.3 Information from this process is described to seek consultees inputs on whether the outcomes from this assessment are accurate and whether additional information exists that can assist in its refinement in the final ES for the Proposed Development. Part 2 – Identifying the Zone of Influence

N2.2.4 Section 3.1 of PINS Advice Note 17 describes how applicants should determine the likely spatial ZOI for each environmental topic area. A tabular format for presenting the outcomes from this review is recommended and this is presented in Section N4.0 of this chapter. Part 3 – Cumulative Effects with Other Developments

N2.2.5 As described in Section N1.0, the applicant is carrying out the CEA in accordance with PINS Advice Note 17: Cumulative Effects Assessment and the four stage approach set out in paragraph N2.1.1 above. After defining the ZOI for the various technical assessments, the applicant has undertaken a process of defining those developments requiring assessment. This is described below.

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Identifying the Long List of Developments

N2.2.6 The identified ‘long list’ of developments with the potential to interact with the Proposed Development were selected by the planning departments of Sunderland City Council (SCC), South Tyneside Council (STC) and Gateshead Council (GC). The long list primarily comprised of sites located within 5 km of the Proposed Developments or schemes considered to be of significant scale beyond that threshold.

N2.2.7 In addition to this, a review of the Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessments (SHLAA) for each local authority and of the relevant Local Plan or emerging Local Plan were considered, to identify any emerging large allocations that may be of relevance to the Proposed Development.

N2.2.8 The long list received is provided at Appendix N1 and the plan at Drawing N1 identifies the location of those schemes that fall within the 5 km thresholds or just beyond that boundary.

N2.2.9 On receipt, each development on the long list was given a unique identifier. The developments were also geographically ordered as follows:

▪ Zone A – sites within the Proposed Development scoping boundary;

▪ Zone B – sites up to 1 km from the Proposed Development scoping boundary;

▪ Zone C – sites between 1 km and 2 km from the Proposed Development scoping boundary;

▪ Zone D – sites between 2 km and 3 km from the Proposed Development scoping boundary; and

▪ Zone E – sites beyond 3 km from the Proposed Development scoping boundary.

N2.2.10 The geographical zones identified had regard to the ZOI identified for the various technical assessment areas (see Section N4.0).

N2.2.11 The developments on the long list were also assigned a Tier grading as defined by the PINS Advice Note 17 and summarised below (Table N1).

Table N1: Designation of Tiers for CEA (based on PINS Advice Note 17)

Tier Description

Tier 1 - Under construction - Permitted application(s) whether under the PA2008 or other regimes but not yet implemented - Submitted application(s) whether under the PA2008 or other regimes but not yet determined

Tier 2 - Projects on the PINS Programme of Projects where a scoping report has been submitted

Tier 3 - Projects on the PINS Programme of Projects where a scoping report has not been submitted - Identified in the relevant Development Plan (and emerging Development Plans – with appropriate weight being given as they move closer to adoption) recognising that much information on other relevant proposals may be limited - Identified in other plans and programmes (as appropriate) which set the framework for future development consents/approvals, where such development is reasonably likely to come forward

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Refining the Long List of Developments

N2.2.12 The ZOI for each technical area has been applied to the long list to create a ‘short list’ applicable for assessment by each environmental discipline. Further detailed data gathering for key developments on this short list has been sought where available. Assessment and Identification of Mitigation

N2.2.13 Each environmental discipline has undertaken an assessment of the potential for cumulative effects and this process will continue as part of an iterative process up to the point of submission of the DCO application. The aim at this pre-application stage has been to identify possible cumulative effects and to engage with relevant parties and applicants to seek to ‘build in’ mitigation where at all possible. This is described further in this chapter. Comments from consultees are sought to identify whether further effects are anticipated that have not been identified to date.

N2.2.14 Whilst the process of CIA assessment is ongoing, the PINS Guidance Note 17 recommends that an assessment ‘cut-off date’ is identified. This is a date at which an applicant has stopped assessment temporarily for the purposes of reporting.

N2.2.15 In relation to this PEIR, the ‘cut-off date’ has been defined as the date at which information was received from each of the three local authorities in seeking information to feed into the long list. These dates are as follows:

▪ Sunderland City Council – 6 December 2018

▪ South Tyneside Council – 14 January 2019

▪ Gateshead Council – 6 February 2019

N2.2.16 A process of further reviewing the ‘long list’ and the ‘short list’ for assessment purposes will continue up to the point of submission of the DCO application for the Proposed Development.

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N3.0 INTER-RELATIONSHIP OF EFFECTS N3.1 Purpose of Chapter

N3.1.1 This section provides a brief review of the potential for synergistic effects in respect of identified sensitive receptors recorded in this PEIR. It seeks to understand whether, when the impact of individual technical aspects (which may be individually non-significant) are considered together, new significant effects on a particular receptor may arise that needs additional mitigation. An example of this could include the combined impact of noise, air quality and transport impacts on a residential dwelling.

N3.1.2 Sensitive receptors have been identified in individual chapters D to M of this PEIR. These receptors are those with varying degrees of sensitivity to environmental impact and change as a result of the Proposed Development. Regard has been given to the sensitivity of individual receptors to ensure consideration is given to those that are potentially the most susceptible to impact, taking account of the extent of impacts arising. The professional judgement of those undertaking the EIA, as well as topic specific criteria, legislation or guidance have been used to identify the degree of sensitivity. N3.2 Identification of Main Sensitive Receptors

N3.2.1 A review of the residual environmental effects identified in Chapters D to M of this PEIR has been carried out as well as identification of those sensitive receptors most likely to be affected. The table below (Table N2) provides a brief summary of the outcomes of this process.

Table N2: Summary of Key Sensitive Receptors and Nature of Impact from Chapters D to M

Environmental Sensitive Receptors Nature of Residual Magnitude of Topic Impact Residual Impact

Air Quality - 400 Residential receptors within 350 m Mainly dust soiling during Not significant of the Site boundary or 50 m from routes proposed construction used by construction vehicles (mainly period but mitigation located on the edge of Town End Farm measures identified to be or within the Proposed Development secured through the DCO scoping boundary) or within 200 m of ‘affected roads’ that will be used in the operational phase of the Proposed Development - Barmston Pond (nature reserve) – effects only during operational phase

Noise and - Strother House Farm (Follingsby Lane) Weekday construction The only Vibration - Travellers site (West Pastures Lane) noise significant effect is - Houses on Downhill Lane (east of A19) Vibration during proposed that for weekday - North Moor Farm (south of Follingsby construction period construction noise Lane) Noise and vibration assuming a worst - Hylton Bridge Farm/Hylton Grove Farm/ through operation of Site case scenario. The White House (Follingsby Lane) businesses All other effects - Houses on Baltimore Avenue (east of Road traffic noise and are not significant A19) vibration effects - Houses on A1290 Glover Road

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Environmental Sensitive Receptors Nature of Residual Magnitude of Topic Impact Residual Impact

Landscape and - The Great North Heritage Trail Urbanising effect of the Initially significant Visual - The setting of the footpath between development (mainly minor or Follingsby Lane and West Pasture Lane moderate - The River Don Corridor adverse) and - Properties around Town End Farm, major adverse for Downhill and Hylton (east of the receptors within Proposed Development scoping the Proposed boundary) with views of the Site and Development River Don corridor scoping boundary - Long views to Cleadon Hill and the – reducing over Penshaw monument time as - Middle distance views across landscaping agricultural land from areas to the west matures. of the site and from high ground around Boldon to the north

Cultural - Hylton Grove Bridge (Grade II listed) – Mainly due to change in Mainly neutral or Heritage within Site boundary setting/views of asset minor adverse (not - Archaeological remains within Site Loss of archaeological significant) (enclosure and ditch) remains within the Site Significant - Number of listed buildings and a (enclosure and ditch) adverse effect on Conservation area between 0.5 km and archaeological 1.2 km from the Site boundary remains within the - Bowes Railway (2.7 km from Site) and Site but mitigation Hylton Castle (1 km from Site) – both proposed to Scheduled Ancient Monuments reduce impact - Number of non-designated assets within or within 500 m of the Site

Waste - Capacity of waste facilities in the NE Low reduction in waste Not significant region facility capacity

Water - Surface water in the River Don and Possible discharge of Not significant Resources and Usworth Burn pollutants to water (if Flood Risk - Drains receiving site discharge mitigation not secured) - Neighbouring land at potential risk of New drainage systems increased flooding implemented across the - Land within the DCO application site boundary (from flooding)

Geology, - Soils and ground water Changes in groundwater Minor adverse but Ground - construction workers during proposed regime and land/water with the potential Condition and construction period (high importance) quality and associated to reduce to low or Groundwater - Coal resources (regional mineral impact on human health negligible interest) (mitigation identified) - Operational workers/visitors

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Environmental Sensitive Receptors Nature of Residual Magnitude of Topic Impact Residual Impact

[other receptors are at very low or low risk and have therefore been excluded for the purposes of this assessment]

Ecology and - Durham Coast SAC (6.4 km from the Degradation of features Moderate Biodiversity Site) and loss of features plus Beneficial over - Northumbria Coast Ramsar and potential for mortality medium to long Northumbria Coast SPA (6.5 km from mitigated through delivery term the Site) of ELMA, Habitat - Five SSSIs within 3 km of the Study Management Plan and Area (as defined in the chapter) Biodiversity Construction - 20 Local Nature Reserves within 10 km Environmental of the Study Area (as defined in the Management Plan chapter) of which 2 are within 2 km - Elliscope Farm/Hylton Bridge Local Wildlife site (within the Site) - River Don, East House Local Wildlife Site (within the Site) - Proposed River Don and Usworth Burn Local Wildlife Sites - Arable and Scattered Shrub habitat within the Site - Semi-natural/plantation woodland within the Site - Otter and Water vole (River Don) - Brown Hare - Badgers - Bats - Barn Owl (roost at West Moor Farm) - Breeding Birds - Passage and Over Wintering Birds

Access and - Nissan and Nissan staff Severance of routes; Minor to moderate Transport - Washington Community Fire Station driver stress and delay; adverse with the - Schools and nurseries pedestrian and cyclist potential for these - Sites of ecological value (Barmston amenity and delay; fear to be reduced over Pond local nature reserve and Hylton and intimidation (from time with Dene Local Nature Reserve traffic) and highway implementation of - Residential Areas (Usworth, Town End safety) Travel Plan Farm, Hylton Castle, Castletown, West measures Boldon) - Access to Nissan from A1290 - Traveller’s site, West Pastures Lane - Elm Tree Farm Garden Nursery

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Environmental Sensitive Receptors Nature of Residual Magnitude of Topic Impact Residual Impact

Socio- - Local workers (construction and Creation of new Significant Economics operational phases of the Proposed construction (and supply beneficial effect on Development) chain) jobs and additional employment and - Local residents economic output economic output - Local businesses Delivering new office, Minor beneficial - Non-motorised users accessing the site industrial and ancillary (not significant) - The advanced manufacturing and floorspace to create new effect in improving automotive businesses employment opportunities amenity for NMUs and additional permanent Minor adverse (not economic output significant) effect Improved amenity for on local residents NMUs if planned housing Increased demand for delivery in the housing area is not achieved

N3.2.2 From the above summary, there are several receptors that appear to be relevant to more than one environmental topic and for which it is necessary to consider the inter-relationship between any potential for likely significant impacts arising. The key sensitive receptors requiring further investigation are:

▪ Residents of Town End Farm on the western edge of the settlement closest to the Site;

▪ The River Don and Usworth Burn and immediately adjacent land;

▪ Hylton Grove Bridge;

▪ Traveller’s site (to the north);

▪ Local road users;

▪ NMUs;

▪ Local workers; and

▪ Local businesses.

N3.2.3 The inclusion of a particular receptor on the above list does not imply that these are the only receptors that may be subject to the potential for likely significant environmental impacts. As described in the table above (Table N2), other receptors may be subject to potential likely significant environmental impacts but only in relation to one particular environmental aspect. N3.3 Inter-relationship of Effects

N3.3.1 This section reviews whether the inter-relationship of impacts on the key sensitive receptors identified above give rise to the potential for new significant effects that may, in turn, give rise to the potential need for additional mitigation. Each receptor is considered in turn.

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Residents of Town End Farm (on the western edge of the settlement closest to the site)

N3.3.2 As described above, residents may be subject to:

▪ Non-significant adverse air quality impacts during the construction period due to dust soiling;

▪ In a worst case scenario assessment, to adverse weekday construction noise impacts;

▪ Minor or moderate significant adverse effects for those viewing the Site due to urbanisation of a currently undeveloped site (nature of effect will reduce over time as landscaping matures);

▪ Minor to moderate adverse impacts in relation to transport and accessibility that will reduce over time as Travel Plan measures are implemented and the junction improvements are completed;

▪ A significant beneficial effect due to an increase in employment opportunities and increased economic output that they may take advantage of due to their proximity to the Site; and

▪ A minor beneficial impact in amenity if residents take advantage of new routes to and through the Site for recreation or accessibility.

N3.3.3 The inter-relationship of impacts in relation to residents on the western edge of Town End Farm (closest to the Site) has the potential to give rise to impacts in a worst case scenario. These properties fall within the ZOI of a number of environmental aspects. These impacts are both beneficial and adverse in nature and of varying magnitude. Communication and the implementation of measures to allow residents to report any particular issues expeditiously should be put in place to address any concerns as the construction and development of the Proposed Development is brought forward. The River Don and Usworth Burn and immediately adjacent land

N3.3.4 As described above, these receptors may be subject to:

▪ Minor or moderate significant adverse effects due to the urbanisation of the surrounding area; however also raising the importance of the corridor in landscape terms in acting as a green buffer to prevent the coalescence of built up areas;

▪ In a worst case scenario assessment, minor effects on groundwater that has the potential to reduce to low or negligible impacts with the implementation of further mitigation measures; and

▪ Moderate beneficial ecological and biodiversity impacts over the medium to long term through the delivery of new habitat management measures embedded in the Proposed Development.

N3.3.5 There is the potential for inter-relationship of effects to create a largely significant beneficial effect on this corridor. This depends on the successful implementation and maintenance of the range of habitat management and water management regimes identified as part of this PEIR. This will need to be incorporated as part of the forthcoming DCO for the Proposed Development. Hylton Grove Bridge (Grade II Listed)

N3.3.6 As described above, this receptor may be subject to:

▪ For visitors or users of this asset, there is the potential for significant weekday construction noise impacts in a worst case scenario;

▪ A minor/moderate adverse (significant) effect on the landscape setting of this asset due to the urbanisation of the surrounding area but this is likely to reduce over time as landscaping matures;

▪ A minor adverse (not significant) impact on the feature in heritage terms (similar to the landscape and due to the change in setting and views of the asset);

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▪ A non-significant but beneficial impact in the long term due to changes in the drainage regime that will reduce the risk of flooding over time;

▪ Moderate beneficial significant ecological impacts over the medium to long term in relation to the ecological receptors close to the asset (Local Wildlife Site); and

▪ Beneficial non significant access impacts due to the use of the bridge in the long term by NMUs.

N3.3.7 The Hylton Grove Bridge asset may be subject to a number of adverse and beneficial significant and non-significant impacts over the short, medium and long term. It is considered that, balanced together, these could lead to an overall beneficial impact on the asset. However, the successful implementation of mitigation measures (as described in the PEIR, as they relate to this asset) will ensure these overall benefits occurs over time. Traveller’s site (to the north)

N3.3.8 As described above, these receptors may be subject to:

▪ Non-significant adverse air quality impacts during the proposed construction period for the Proposed Development due to dust soiling;

▪ Adverse weekday construction noise impacts (in a worst case scenario assessment);

▪ Minor or moderate significant adverse effects for those viewing the Site due to urbanisation of a currently undeveloped site (nature of effect will reduce over time as landscaping matures);

▪ Minor to moderate adverse impacts in relation to transport and accessibility due to a change in access arrangements to the Site;

▪ A significant beneficial effect due to an increase in employment opportunities and increased economic output that they may take advantage of due to their proximity to the Site; and

▪ A minor beneficial impact in amenity if residents take advantage of new routes to and through the Site for recreation or accessibility.

N3.3.9 The inter-relationship of impacts in relation to residents of the traveller’s site (to the north of the Proposed Development) has the potential to give rise to impacts in a worst case scenario. The site falls within the ZOI of a number of environmental aspects. These impacts are both beneficial and adverse in nature and of varying magnitude. Communication and the implementation of measures to allow occupiers within the Site to report any particular issues expeditiously should be put in place to address any concerns as the construction and development of the Proposed Development is brought forward. Local Road Users

N3.3.10 As described above, these receptors may be subject to:

▪ Minor or moderate significant adverse effects for those viewing the Site due to urbanisation of a currently undeveloped site (nature of effect will reduce over time as landscaping matures); and

▪ Minor to moderate significant adverse effects in relation to temporary and permanent severance of routes and driver stress and delay. However, there is potential for these to reduce over time as the proposed road improvements and Travel Plan measures (described in Chapter L) are implemented.

N3.3.11 A short term adverse significant effect may occur due to the inter-relationship of the above two aspects on local road users. However, these effects are expected to reduce over time (and may in fact become

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beneficial impacts). A robust communication strategy is proposed to reduce the significance of adverse impacts that occur (at least in the short term) as outlined above. Non Motorised Users

N3.3.12 As described above, these receptors may be subject to:

▪ Adverse weekday construction noise impacts (in a worst case scenario assessment);

▪ Minor or moderate significant adverse effects for those viewing the Site due to urbanisation of a currently undeveloped site (nature of effect will reduce over time as landscaping matures); and

▪ Minor to moderate significant adverse effects in relation to temporary severance of routes and a reduction in amenity and increased delay as routes are temporarily diverted during the proposed construction period of the Proposed Development. In the long term, these impacts are likely to be beneficial in nature (significant and non-significant) in providing improved facilities for users in the form of new bridge crossings and routes through the site.

N3.3.13 A short term adverse significant effect may occur due to the inter-relationship of the above three aspects on non-motorised users of the Site during the proposed construction periods for the Proposed Development. These effects are expected to be replaced with largely significant and non-significant beneficial impacts in the long term, during the operational period of the Proposed Development. It is anticipated that communication of changes to routes and accessibility during the construction period of the Proposed Development will work to reduce the significance of adverse impacts that occur as outlined above. Local workers

N3.3.14 As described above, these receptors may be subject to:

▪ Adverse weekday construction noise impacts (in a worst case scenario assessment);

▪ Possible risks to on-site workers due to impacts of pollutants in the groundwater during the construction and operational phases (in a worst case scenario assessment);

▪ Minor or moderate significant adverse effects for those coming into the Site due to the urbanisation of a currently undeveloped site. The sensitivity of these users to this effect is less than those living in proximity to the Site and these impacts will reduce over time as landscaping matures;

▪ Temporary adverse minor and moderate significant adverse impacts for workers travelling to the Site (by vehicular or non-motorised means) but these are likely to reduce to non-significant and beneficial impacts over time as the new infrastructure is brought into operation. This will improve accessibility to the Site for local workers; and

▪ Significant beneficial effect on employment opportunities in the construction and operational periods of the Proposed Development.

N3.3.15 Local workers may be subject to a range of significant and non-significant adverse and beneficial short and long term impacts as a result of the Proposed Development. It is anticipated that these receptors are likely to be more sensitive to the beneficial impact of the new job opportunities than the other impacts identified. It is expected that the successful implementation of mitigation measures identified in this PEIR will reduce the significance of these impacts to workers visiting the Site.

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Local businesses

N3.3.16 As described above, these receptors may be subject to:

▪ Potential non-significant adverse air quality impacts during the proposed construction period of the Proposed Development due to dust soiling and, in a worst case scenario assessment, to adverse construction noise impacts (these potential effects are dependent upon the location of the local businesses to the Site);

▪ Minor or moderate significant adverse effects for those coming into the site due to the urbanisation of a currently undeveloped site (this is dependent upon the location of the local businesses to the Site). The sensitivity of these users to this effect is less than those living in proximity to the Site and these impacts will reduce over time as landscaping matures;

▪ Temporary adverse minor and moderate significant adverse impacts for workers travelling to the businesses (by vehicular or non-motorised means) as well as for customers and those delivering to businesses. However, these potential effects are likely to reduce to non-significant and beneficial impacts over time as the new infrastructure is brought into operation; and

▪ A significant beneficial effect due to an increased economic output in the area and due to increased opportunities in terms of Site availability for businesses in the advanced manufacturing and automotive businesses to address identified needs.

N3.3.17 Local businesses are anticipated to be subject to a range of significant and non-significant adverse and beneficial short and long term impacts as a result of the Proposed Development and depending on their proximity to the Site. The successful implementation of mitigation measures identified in this PEIR is expected to reduce the significance of these impacts to local businesses and enhance the economic benefits and beneficial impacts in the medium to long term. N3.4 Summary

N3.4.1 There are several receptors affected by the Proposed Development that have the potential to be affected by a range of environmental aspects. The effect of mitigation measures identified in this PEIR will work to reduce any adverse synergistic effects and it is likely that, for several aspects, any temporary adverse effects will reduce or become beneficial in the medium to long term. Communication and consultation with those receptors affected by the assessment above will assist in ensuring that any concerns arising can be addressed as soon as they arise. The mitigation measures identified are all capable of being secured through their incorporation into the Proposed Development as an embedded measure or through Requirements included in the DCO.

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N4.0 ZONE OF INFLUENCE N4.1 Defining the Zone of Influence

N4.1.1 This section provides a summary of the likely spatial ZOI for each environmental topic area and has been provided in a tabular format below (Table N3) as recommended by PINS Advice Note 17.

Table N3: Zone of Influence for Each Environmental Topic Area

Environmental Topic Zone of Influence

Air Quality Construction dust – 350 m from the boundary of the Site or 50 m from the route(s) used by construction vehicles on the public highway, up to 500 m from the Site entrance Construction traffic – 200 m from each side of all affected roads Operational traffic – 200 m from each side of all affected roads

Noise and Vibration Up to 1 km from the boundary of the Proposed Development as any cumulative commercial/industrial noise beyond 1 km of the Site is likely to be below the background noise levels in the assessment ‘study area’ (as defined in Chapter E of this PEIR) which is dominated by road traffic

Landscape and Visual The ZOI has been determined to align with the Zone of Theoretical Visibility (ZTV) as defined in Chapter F of this PEIR

Cultural Heritage Up to 1 km from the boundary of the Proposed Development which accords with the cultural heritage ‘study area’ as defined in Chapter G of this PEIR

Waste Wide ZOI covering the North East Region relating to the catchment area for available waste void space. However likely to only be relevant for large scale development projects where significant quantities of waste will be generated.

Water Resources and Flood Locations within the catchment area of the River Don and within approximately Risk 500 m of surface watercourses of the River done and its tributaries. Plus all locations within approximately 500 m of the Proposed Development boundary and those that may connect into the immediate discharge location of the culverted watercourse at Washington Road.

Geology, Ground Condition Restricted to developments within the Site boundary. and Groundwater

Ecology and Biodiversity Up to 2 km from the Site boundary as defined by professional judgement.

Access and Transport Extensive ZOI covering much of the sub-region and included in a transport model utilised for the purposes of assessment and considered in Chapter L of this PEIR. Within the traffic model, future year housing and employment developments are included, along with proposed highway infrastructure schemes and other developments within the region that could influence the traffic in the ‘study area’ (as defined in Chapter L of this PEIR). The traffic model considered other developments in the wider region, in terms of volumes that these developments are expected to generate and any expected change in the pattern of traffic on the highway network. The region within which

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Environmental Topic Zone of Influence

developments have been identified for inclusion in the traffic model includes Newcastle, Gateshead, North Tyneside, South Tyneside and Sunderland.

Socio-Economics The ZOI extends to an area comprising of 5 local authorities as defined in Chapter M of this PEIR. Further screening of developments within this area have focused on the scale and nature of development with only schemes above 100 residential units and major employment/commercial/leisure/community infrastructure developments being taken into account.

N4.1.2 As recommended by PINS Advice Note 17, these ZOI will be mapped and this information will be presented in the final ES submitted with the DCO application for the Proposed Development. N4.2 Summary

N4.2.1 The overall ZOI for the Proposed Development varies significantly for each environmental topic area but the following key conclusions can be drawn that are relevant to the cumulative assessment for the Proposed Development:

▪ Within the Site boundary – all environmental topics require consideration;

▪ Within 1 km from the Site boundary – all environmental topics with the exception of ground conditions require consideration but with potential effects diminishing with distance from the Site in relation to air quality and water resources (except for developments extending along the River Don corridor broadly to the east and west from the Site);

▪ Between 1 km and 2 km from the Site boundary – all environmental topics with the exception of air quality, noise and vibration, cultural heritage plus water resources (except for developments extending along the River Don Corridor) and landscape and views (except for the ZTV - Figure N1 - that extends towards the north and west from the site (plus areas of higher ground to the south); and

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Figure N1: Extract from LVIA (Chapter F) showing the ZTV extending from the site (see Chapter F for full size version of this figure)

▪ Beyond 2 km – only transport, socio-economics and waste are relevant and with specific filtering applied to relevant developments. Cumulative effects for landscape and views can extend along a zone of visual influence that extends towards the north and west from the Site (plus areas of higher ground to the south) and water resources and flood risk extends along the River Don corridor.

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N5.0 CURRENT OUTCOMES FROM CUMULATIVE ASSESSMENT N5.1 Introduction

N5.1.1 This section describes the key outcomes emerging from the ongoing process of cumulative assessment in relation to the Proposed Development. It has been prepared to provide consultees with an understanding of likely significant cumulative effects and the response of the Applicant to address these impacts and build mitigation into the Proposed Development where required. N5.2 Key Developments Identified in CEA to date

N5.2.1 The application of the ZOI to the ‘long list’ of developments provided by the local authorities identified a number of developments for assessment under each of the technical disciplines. From these, there are several key developments that emerge in the zone up to 2 km from the Site from which it is clear that there is an increased potential for likely significant cumulative effects to arise. The developments are all those that are either industry or infrastructure based and of a significant scale or of a proximity to the Site. They are also predominantly with consent or under construction at present or on a similar timescale to that for the Proposed Development.

N5.2.2 These are summarised in the table below (Table N4) along with an indication of the environmental disciplines that have considered each as part of the cumulative assessment. For full details please see the complete ‘long list’ of developments at Appendix N1.

Table N4: Key Developments Identified in ongoing CEA where significant cumulative effects are more likely

Geographical Assessment Zone Tier

A – sites within the Proposed 1 - IAMP ONE Phase One (ID SCC 136) Development scoping boundary - A19 Downhill Lane Junction Improvements (DCO) - A19 Testo’s Roundabout Improvements (DCO)

3 - IAMP ONE Phase Two (ID SCC 275)

B – sites up to 1 km from the IAMP 1 - Developments at Nissan Motor Manufacturing (UK) Ltd (IDs TWO Scoping Boundary SCC137, SCC138, SCC140, SCC233, SCC235, SCC237, SCC239) - Land at Hillthorne Farm (IDs SCC133, SCC240) - Land at Turbine Way (ID SCC 135) - Washington Road highway improvements (ID SCC238) - Development at Unipres UK Ltd (ID SCC259)

C – sites between 1 km and 2 km from 1 - Developments associated with Nissan Motor Manufacturing the Proposed Development scoping (UK) Ltd including the Future Technology Centre (IDs boundary SCC234, SCC236 - Land at the Pattinson Industrial Estate (B8 development) (ID SCC244) - Land at Hillthorn Farm (Renewable Energy Centre) (ID SCC276) - Developments at Follingsby Park South (IDs STC17, GC18, GC07, GC09, GC10, GC11, GC13, GC16, GC17, GCLP01, GCLP02, GCLP25, GCLP26, GCLP27)

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N5.2.3 Whilst there are several other developments within the zone up to 2 km, these are primarily residential schemes of a relatively moderate scale or schemes that are unaffected by the Proposed Development.

N5.2.4 Schemes beyond 2 km are only relevant for a few of the technical disciplines and, as described in Section N4.0, the majority of these disciplines have built in consideration of wider developments into the assessments described in Chapters D to M of this PEIR. This reduces the potential for further cumulative effects that have not been previously identified, to arise beyond the 2 km from the Site zone. N5.3 Emerging Outcomes from Cumulative Assessment Assessment Zone A (Developments within the EIA Scoping Boundary)

N5.3.1 The CEA of the Proposed Development and IAMP ONE identified the potential for:

▪ Cumulative dust impacts should the construction programmes overlap requiring the implementation of dust management and mitigation measures;

▪ Cumulative industrial noise due to the overall floorspace arising from IAMP ONE and the Proposed Development requiring both to seek to mitigate noise impacts as far as is possible through management measures;

▪ Vehicular noise and air quality cumulative effects have been determined to be negligible and measures to ensure this is the case through traffic management measures are built in to both the approved IAMP ONE development and the emerging proposals for the Proposed Development;

▪ A minor and non significant cumulative effect is anticipated in relation to non-designated cultural heritage assets within the ZOI;

▪ There will be general urbanising effect on the landscape that is likely to give rise to potentially significant adverse cumulative effects with both schemes being brought forward together but this will reduce over time as landscaping grows within both IAMP ONE and the Proposed Development. The current construction of IAMP ONE serves the reduce the sensitivity of the baseline condition when considering cumulative effects that reduces the adverse magnitude of any landscape and visual effects;

▪ No significant cumulative impacts are anticipated in relation to transport as the potential for cumulative effects has been built into the traffic model for the Proposed Development and other surrounding developments and measures incorporated to ensure the management of issues as schemes are brought forward;

▪ The effect on non-motorised users (pedestrians, cyclist, equestrians) may have an adverse short term cumulative effect if the two schemes are constructed simultaneously but both schemes seek to keep the need for temporary diversion of routes to a minimum and will be bringing forward an improved network to enhance movement in the long term;

▪ The drainage systems for IAMP ONE and the emerging design for the Proposed Development have been and are being designed together by the same team to ensure that mitigation is embedded and ensuring that any cumulative effects will be, at worst, minor adverse in magnitude. This would occur in the construction and operational phases of the Proposed Development;

▪ Due to the cumulative land take of both IAMP ONE and the Proposed Development, a displacement of bird species is anticipated that is mitigated in part through the delivery of the ELMA being brought forward through both schemes;

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▪ There will be a temporary moderate or substantial beneficial socio-economic cumulative impact due to the generation of 224 permanent, direct and 339 additional indirect/induced jobs per annum during the construction period of the Proposed Development and a permanent substantial beneficial cumulative socio-economic impact due to the creation of up to 5,542 net additional full time equivalent jobs through IAMP ONE and the Proposed Development; and

▪ Some minor adverse temporary cumulative impacts can be anticipated in the event that housing delivery planned for by local authorities in the ZOI are not achieved. As such, it will be important to liaise with neighbouring authorities to ensure their timely delivery to support IAMP ONE and the Proposed Development.

N5.3.2 The CEA of the Proposed Development with the Testo’s and Downhill schemes has identified:

▪ That the inclusion of both schemes in the traffic model that has been used for assessment by HE and the applicant means that mitigation required to address issues has been built in to the developments where possible. A key component of this is the need for co-ordination between HE and the Applicant and further information is provided below on this issue;

▪ The implementation of all three schemes together will significantly improve access and movement through the area giving rise to a positive cumulative impact in the local area and improving access for workers to the new employment uses within the Proposed Development;

▪ There will be a significant cumulative beneficial impact on non motorised users as both projects have incorporated schemes to improve facilities for users in the long term;

▪ As the two projects have been built into the traffic model used by the air quality and noise assessors, then it is also the case that the potential for significant adverse cumulative effects in relation to both environmental matters has been reduced as far as is possible but ongoing monitoring will ensure that this is the case as the schemes are brought forward; and

▪ There is the potential for significant cumulative visual impacts during the construction period of the Proposed Development and for this to have a general urbanising effect in the long term that may be significant. Assessment Zone B (Developments up to 1 km from the EIA Scoping Boundary)

N5.3.3 The key outcomes from the CEA at this stage that are relevant to an assessment of the potential for cumulative impacts when the Proposed Development is considered with those up to 1 km from the EIA scoping boundary has identified the following:

▪ In relation to air quality, cumulative impacts due to dust during construction are considered unlikely as there is limited potential for overlap between the identified schemes and the Proposed Development. In the operational stage, all occupiers will comply with legislative requirements to ensure that significant cumulative effects are unlikely to arise;

▪ There is potential cumulative industrial noise impact in the operational phase of the Proposed Development but this is considered not likely to be significant;

▪ No effects on cultural heritage assets within the ZOI are anticipated when considering the Proposed Development alongside schemes within Assessment Zone B;

▪ The location of the developments within Assessment Zone B are all on brownfield sites amongst other industrial buildings. No ecological pathways or synergies within the Proposed Development are anticipated that may give rise to significant cumulative effects;

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▪ As the majority of the developments considered in Assessment Zone B are within existing industrial areas no significant cumulative effects in relation to landscape and views can be expected;

▪ The developments considered are all included within the transport model that has been assessed within this PEIR and therefore consideration of cumulative impacts has been built into the assessment work described in Chapter L. No further cumulative effects are considered necessary, although this is dependent on careful management and monitoring and engagement between all parties; and

▪ Development of the developments in Assessment Zone B and the Proposed Development will together give rise a significant beneficial socio-economic impact in relation to employment and investment in the area. Assessment Zone C (Developments between 1 km and 2 km from the EIA Scoping Boundary)

N5.3.4 The key outcomes from the CEA at this stage that are relevant to an assessment of the potential for cumulative impacts when the Proposed Development is considered alongside the range of major employment schemes and proposals within Assessment Zone C has identified:

▪ With the range of developments coming forward at Follingsby Park, a temporary short term minor beneficial cumulative effect is anticipated during the construction period of the Proposed Development due to new employment opportunities. In the long term operational period, a permanent Substantial beneficial cumulative effect is anticipated arising from new job opportunities;

▪ As for Assessment Zone B, the developments considered are all included within the transport model that has been assessed within this PEIR and therefore consideration of cumulative impacts has been built into the assessment work described in Chapter L. No further cumulative effects are considered necessary although this is dependent on careful management and monitoring and engagement between all parties; and

▪ As Zone B is outside the ZOI for air quality, noise, cultural heritage and (where relevant) for water resources and landscape and views, there is no or negligible potential for cumulative effects in relation to these environmental disciplines. Assessment Zones D and E (Developments beyond 2 km from the EIA Scoping Boundary)

N5.3.5 Beyond 2 km from the scoping boundary for the Proposed Development, the only relevant matters for consideration in respect of cumulative effects are those where the ZOI extends. This comprises waste, transport, socio-economics and, along certain defined corridors, for landscape and views and water resources. The following outcomes have been identified at this stage:

▪ The assessment has identified no potential cumulative effects in relation to water resources and landscape and views within Assessment Zones D and E;

▪ There is insufficient information for developments within this area to identify whether there is the potential for cumulative effects in relation to waste when considered alongside the Proposed Development. As such, a worst case scenario approach is being applied to mitigation associated with the Proposed Development to ensure a robust assessment and seek to ensure that a significant adverse cumulative impact on waste storage capacity does not arise;

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been built into the Proposed Development as described in Chapter L of this PEIR. There are a relatively few number of, mainly, small residential developments in Zones D and E that have not been included in the traffic model but a review of these schemes has concluded that, whilst they may influence traffic routing they are unable to give rise to significant adverse cumulative effects;

▪ All schemes that are within ‘Tier 1’ have been taken into account in respect of the potential for cumulative socio-economic terms and in aggregate – in brief it is anticipated that they are likely to deliver in the region of 7,800 new homes and 95,000 sq m of employment floorspace. Having regard to standard assumptions surrounding build costs (BCIS, 2018) and employment densities (HCA Employment Densities Guide, 2015), the requisite capital invested is estimated to generate approximately 10,500 person years of employment (over the course of the Sunderland local plan period). This has the potential to deliver approximately 700 temporary direct construction jobs per annum over the course of the plan period with an additional 1,050 ‘spin-off’ indirect/induced jobs in the wider supply chain per annum. In terms of operational employment, the delivery of Tier 1 scheme employment floorspace is likely to generate in the region 750 full time equivalent (FTE) jobs. Tier 3 schemes have also been considered and likely to deliver in the region of 3,200 homes and approximately 400,000 sqm of employment floorspace. This level of capital investment could facilitate an estimated 10,500 person years of employment, supporting approximately 700 temporary direct construction jobs per annum and a further 1,100 ‘spin off’ jobs in the supply chain and related services per annum. In terms of operational employment, the delivery of Tier 3 scheme employment floorspace is likely to generate in the region 5,700 FTE jobs;

▪ As a result of this, and collectively the Tier 1 and Tier 3 cumulative schemes are assessed as having a temporary (long-term) substantial beneficial cumulative effect on construction and operational employment associated with the Proposed Development. Notwithstanding, in the event that all construction employment requirements come forward over a similar timeframe there is the potential risk of there being a shortage of skilled construction labour availability. In which case, this could give rise to adverse effects with regards to construction employment. However, this potential risk is considered to be very low given that the cumulative schemes are likely to be phased across a period of development; indeed, among the identified Tier 3 schemes are several emerging local plan allocations; and

▪ Chapter M indicates that the Proposed Development could give rise to additional demand for housing across the AOI. If all of the identified cumulative schemes came forward, this could result in the delivery of approximately 11,000 homes across the AOI which could significantly contribute towards meeting the housing requirements associated with the Proposed Development. Whilst this cannot be assessed with a great degree of certainty, it is anticipated that the cumulative socio-economic effects associated with housing are likely to be beneficial in overall terms. N5.4 Response Ongoing Assessment

N5.4.1 As described earlier in this chapter the team are committed to an ongoing and iterative process of cumulative assessment up to the point of submission of the DCO application. This will allow ongoing review and the identification of new cumulative effects as they arise. The ‘long list’ of developments will be further updated as part of this process and details added as they become available to the team. This commitment to building cumulative assessment into the ongoing EIA process will ensure that new issues will be identified, and a strategy identified to address these, where they arise. It is however important to recognise that the process of engagement and monitoring of development activity by the team to date

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means that the likelihood of major new development in the key assessment zones A to C coming forward that could significantly alter the conclusions reached in this PEIR are low.

N5.4.2 Where mitigation measures are required to address the outcomes from the CEA, and it is within the power of the applicant to bring these forward, then these will be built into the Proposed Development or into the wording of the DCO where possible and appropriate. Assessment of a Worst Case Scenario

N5.4.3 As described in paragraph N1.1.9 of this chapter PINS Guidance Note 9 explains how schemes relying on a parameter based (or worst case) approach to assessment should ensure that the worst case scenario also applies to the cumulative impact assessment. The team has taken this into account by assuming, for example, that where construction periods for certain developments is unknown that it is assumed that this period will overlap with that of the Proposed Development. This will ensure that the maximum extent of any cumulative impacts are identified and mitigation built in to the Proposed Development or the wording of the DCO.

N5.4.4 Consideration is also being given as part of the CEA to the likelihood of developments or groups of developments coming forward simultaneously and the potential for cumulative impacts due to this interaction. Mitigation measures to address the worst case scenario will be built into the DCO where possible and appropriate. Engagement and Liaison

N5.4.5 A key focus of the Applicant has been to seek to address cumulative effects at an early stage through close engagement with key parties bringing forward major development within the main ZOI for the Proposed Development. A summary of some of the key engagement to date is summarised below. Appointment of a Development Partner

N5.4.6 Within Assessment Zone A are the two phases of the IAMP ONE scheme that have been taken into account as part of the CEA.

N5.4.7 The IAMP ONE scheme promoter IAMP LLP recognises that the Project needs to be delivered in a coordinated and comprehensive manner, to fit with the policies in the AAP and to ensure that the impact of the project during construction and operation is controlled and minimised. A key element in this strategy has been the appointment of a Development Partner, Henry Boot Developments Limited (HBDL). The role of HBDL is to coordinate the implementation of the project – including all infrastructure, the ELMA and the construction of buildings on site – in accordance with the AAP, the planning permission granted for IAMP ONE and the Requirements within the DCO.

N5.4.8 IAMP ONE is being constructed at present, as the first part of the wider IAMP project, and all elements of its infrastructure are part of the wider implementation strategy for the Site. For example, the new spine road for IAMP ONE includes the necessary connections to align with the Proposed Development; and the mitigation strategy for the ELMA aligns fully with the wider ELMA strategy for the whole Site.

N5.4.9 This would have been challenging to achieve if the Site came forward in an uncoordinated, piecemeal fashion and the ability for the project to be clear on and present a coordinated mitigation strategy for cumulative effects would have been problematic. The contractual relationship between the LLP and HBDL means that coordination and timing of investment and mitigation measures across the wider site can be planned to ensure cumulative effects are limited as far as possible.

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Engagement with Highways England

N5.4.10 Within Assessment Zones A and B are the two Highways England (HE) DCO schemes seeking improvements to the A19 (including improving accessibility to the Proposed Development site). One of these schemes (Testo’s) has a confirmed DCO and the second (Downhill) has been accepted for Examination by PINS in February 2019.

N5.4.11 The engagement with HE, to establish the potential cumulative effects of the Proposed Development and the necessary works to the adjacent A19, has been extensive and over a long period of time. Joint working with HE began in earnest as part of the preparation of the IAMP Area Action Plan in 2014 and also the re-commencement of proposals for the Testos junction by HE, after a period of delay due to national funding priorities and approvals. This period of joint working established that key to addressing cumulative effects were the need to also progress the Downhill Lane junction (DLJ) as a Major Project within HE, and the need for the Proposed Development to include the construction of a new internal spine road and bridge over the A19. Both of these mitigation measures were referred to and included in the adopted AAP.

N5.4.12 Whilst these schemes address the cumulative effects of traffic and access during the longer term operational phase of the Proposed Development, the key cumulative impacts on local people and businesses will largely be experienced during the construction phase of the Proposed Development. PINS, in recognition of this, has required HE and IAMP LLP to jointly prepare an ‘Inter-relationship Document’ (IRD) which was firstly submitted by HE as part of its Testo’s DCO Examination and updated recently to be included within the DLJ DCO submission, to be subject to Examination later in 2019. This document sets out the joint liaison between HE and IAMP in relation to three adjoining DCO’s (Testo’s, DLJ and IAMP TWO), the key areas of cumulative effect and the programming of the three schemes. HE and IAMP LLP has worked together to identify where peak cumulative construction effects could occur and to plan to avoid those. The IRD is reviewed by the Examining Authority and any cumulative impacts identified are discussed within the Examination – the latest and updated version of the IRD will be included within the IAMP TWO DCO submission.

N5.4.13 A Requirement within the Testo’s DCO was for HE to establish an ‘A19 Testo’s Traffic Management Forum’. This has been created as a monthly traffic management forum and held its first meeting in January 2019. IAMP LLP attend this, together with the local authorities, other stakeholders and local businesses, to discuss traffic management proposals associated with works impacting upon the A19, and to mitigate effects on road users as far as reasonably practicable. In due course, the coordination of works at DLJ and also the Proposed Development will be set out and coordinated by the forum, to ensure that cumulative effects during construction are carefully managed. Engagement with NMUK

N5.4.14 Within Assessment Zones B and C are a number of developments and improvements to the existing Nissan factory complex to the south of the Site are being brought forward.

N5.4.15 Nissan Manufacturing UK (NMUK) has been a key and constant stakeholder in the progression of the IAMP scheme and also the adjoining DCO projects on the A19 at Testos and DLJ. As a large international business, which employs in excess of 7,000 people at the plant and builds in excess of 2,000 cars per day, the movement of people and goods in and out of NMUK is a major consideration when assessing the impact of IAMP TWO during construction and operation. A key principle has been to limit disruption wherever possible to the plant - for example, the phasing of new highway infrastructure for IAMP TWO has taken into account the need to maintain access to certain junctions for NMUK on the A1290, until there is an alternative access route in place.

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N5.4.16 An important cumulative effect during operation is consideration of NMUK shift changes, which can result in unnaturally large peaks in traffic flow on the local and strategic network. This is particularly evident in the morning peak and early traffic modelling highlighted that adding IAMP traffic to this already significant peak flow would exacerbate matters further. In cumulative effect terms, this would create an unacceptable position. Engagement on this matter has also involved Highways England, with much joint working to establish how this cumulative impact could be mitigated. A number of solutions have been identified and included within the IAMP TWO project:

▪ The Project includes for a new bridge over the A19, as part of the local road network, which enables IAMP TWO and NMUK traffic to exit IAMP without using DLJ, unless it particularly wants to or needs to. This has the effect of reducing the traffic levels through DLJ at peak times and improves flow on the local and strategic road network. This bridge also contains provision for non-motorised users, which, for cyclists in particular, improves the connectivity into NMUK and other businesses in and around NMUK.

▪ The A1290 is to become a dual carriageway. This serves to improve traffic flow through the development but also provides extra capacity during NMUK shift change to avoid congestion and potential queuing on the strategic network. Engagement with the Host Authorities

N5.4.17 Within Assessment Zones B and C there are also a number of developments of a significant scale in the designated Employment Zones and also a major employment development at Follingsby Park that will also be brought forward on a similar timescale. It is important for the three authorities within which these developments are located to work together to effectively monitor the implementation of measures to ensure that cumulative effects are minimised as far as is possible whilst the likely significant economic benefits are maximised.

N5.4.18 The Applicant has discussed the cumulative effects of the Proposed Development and other projects in the local area with the host authorities over the course of a number of years, and this was a key feature within the Area Action Plan (AAP) and also the IAMP ONE planning application process. The AAP was the first step in setting out the framework for IAMP and this included consideration of the potential impacts of the Proposed Development and how these would be mitigated. Access and Transport; and Ecology; were key features of that, to (i) establish a new road hierarchy for IAMP that would address the impact of the scheme but also the cumulative effects of investment on the nearby Enterprise Zones and at Follingsby; and (ii) to establish an ELMA that not only addressed the impacts of IAMP but also supported wider initiatives to create a wider positive cumulative effect on ecology and landscape. These are examples of where IAMP LLP has worked closely with stakeholders, including the host authorities, to assess cumulative effects and identify mitigation for those.

N5.4.19 A further measure to limit the cumulative effect of increased traffic in the local area of the Proposed Development has been the establishment of the ‘IAMP Public Transport Working Group’. This group was formed as result of the IAMP ONE planning application and the need to identify measures to diverse modal choice by employees and reduce the cumulative effect of car travel. The Group comprises the host authorities, Gateshead Council, the Tyne & Wear passenger transport body ‘NEXUS’ and IAMP LLP – it meets regularly, and its remit is to develop and implement the public transport strategy for the Proposed Development. Currently, work is nearing completion on the viability assessment of a demand led bus service for IAMP ONE; the Applicant has supported the group with its ambitions to create a public transport hub at Wardley linked to the Tyne & Wear Metro and will be including a number of measures within the Proposed Development to enhance bus connections into and from the Site – all in agreement with the Group.

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N5.4.20 In additional to physical cumulative effects as summarised above, the Applicant has also worked closely with the host authorities, NMUK and local training partners to consider the potential effect of a lack of skilled people to take up the new employment to be created at the Site. This was a key concern of local businesses i.e. new, incoming businesses would seek to recruit staff from local businesses by offering higher wages and therefore creating a significant negative cumulative effect lower down the supply chain. The parties have been working together in the development of a Skills Training Plan, to ensure that there are sufficiently skilled people in the local workforce to fill the new jobs created – thereby avoiding competition for labour amongst local businesses.

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N6.0 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

N6.1.1 This chapter of the PEIR provides information on the approach to the assessment of likely significant cumulative effects in relation to the Proposed Development.

N6.1.2 It has described the legislative and best practice background to the assessment and has explained that the process is iterative and ongoing and will be reported in full in the final ES submitted alongside the DCO application for the Proposed Development. It provides an update on key conclusions emerging from the assessment process with regard to:

▪ Inter-relationship of effects - these are the combined effects from different type of direct impacts attributable to the proposed development on a particular receptor; and

▪ Cumulative effects – these are additional indirect effects that may arise when the Proposed Development is considered alongside other developments in the surrounding area.

N6.1.3 Information has been provided on the key receptors identified in relation to the Proposed Development as part of this PEIR and where impacts associated with those receptors may inter-relate and further effects may arise. It has been defined that, based on information to date, that the mitigation emerging through the PEIR process works to reduce adverse effects. Communication and consultation with receptors affected by the inter-relationship of effects will also assist to ensure that any further impacts arising as construction and operations proceed can be addressed. Further inputs from consultees at the pre-application stage will also assist to further refine this assessment to feed into the final ES that will be submitted with the DCO application.

N6.1.4 In accordance with best practice guidance by PINS, the applicant has recorded the current stage of assessment of potential cumulative impacts and has confirmed that the process is ongoing and will be recorded in the final ES submitted with the DCO application. However, it is considered that sufficient certainty exists to provide information on identified issues that have emerged from the EIA process up to March 2019.

N6.1.5 This chapter describes the process of defining a ‘long list’ of proposed developments for inclusion in the cumulative assessment and how this has been subject to initial filtering with reference to the various ZOI of each technical aspect included in this PEIR, to create a ‘short list’ for CEA. Further inputs from consultees during the pre-application consultation stage will work to refine both the long list and the filtering process to further enhance the robustness of assessment as the EIA process proceeds up to submission of the DCO application. This is in full accordance with PINS guidance for assessments of this nature.

N6.1.6 A number of key developments within or up to 2 km from the IAMP TWO Scoping Boundary have been identified for particular examination as part of the cumulative assessment and the likelihood for cumulative effects to arise has been identified based on information available as at March 2019 (when this PEIR was prepared). The Applicant is committed to working with the occupiers and developers of those schemes, to seek to reduce the potential for cumulative effects as far as is possible and this has been recorded in this chapter.

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N7.0 ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS ▪ AOI – Area of Influence

▪ CEA – Cumulative Effects Assessment

▪ DCO – Development Consent Order

▪ DMRB – Design Manual for Roads and Bridges

▪ EIA – Environmental Impact Assessment

▪ EA – Environment Agency

▪ EIA – Environmental Impact Assessment

▪ GC – Gateshead Council

▪ HE – Highways England

▪ NO2 – Nitrogen Dioxide

▪ PINS – The Planning Inspectorate

▪ PM10 – Particles less than 10 µm

▪ SCC – Sunderland City Council

▪ STC – South Tyneside Council

▪ TA – Transport Assessment

▪ ZOI – Zone of Influence

▪ ZTV – Zone of Theoretical Visibility

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APPENDIX N1 Long List of Proposed Development Considered

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Sites within IAMP TWO Scoping Boundary (Assessment Zone A)

SCC- 1 18/00092/HE4 Land to The North IAMP One Phase One - Full 18/01/18 25/05/18 A 433539 558933 Henry Boot Q3 Washing 136 and West of The application for one industrial Developments ton North A1290, And North unit on Plot 3 (21,856sqm) for Ltd Of Nissan, Class B1(c), B2 and B8, with Washington, ancillary office and R&D Sunderland (Class B1(a) and B1(b)) with associated works; and outline application for industrial units (134,984sqm) for Class B1(c), B2 and B8 with ancillary office and research & development floorspace (Class B1(a) and B1(b)) and associated works

SCC- 3 IAMP ONE IAMP One Phase 2 – a 432981 558474 275 Phase 2 planning application, the details of which has not yet been finalised, is expected to be submitted during 2019 on land adjacent to IAMP ONE.

2 A19 Downhill Junction between Project to enhance capacity of 22/02/19 DCO 434202 559789 Highways Road Lane Junction A19 and A1290 junction to support the IAMP. (Accepted accepted England Improvements Includes construction of new for exam) for (DCO) bridge to south of existing examinat (A1290) bridge across the ion

A19 to create a more traditional roundabout layout

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above the A19. New slip roads will connect the A19 to the south. To north, link roads will tie to Testo’s roundabout scheme (see below)

1 A19 Testo’s Junction between Project to upgrade existing at- 10/08/17 12/09/18 DCO Highways Road roundabout A19 and A184 grade A19/A184 Testo’s (Accepted granted England improvements junction to a grade-separated for exam) (DCO) configuration; widening of Testo’s roundabout to incorporate new connector roads between the junction and the A19 mainline; new parallel links roads between Testo’s junction and adjacent Downhill Lane junction; and improvements to non- motorised user facilities

Sites up to 1km from IAMP TWO Scoping Boundary (Assessment Zone B)

SCC-12 1 17/02446/FU4 The Cheadle Demolition of Cheadle Centre 15/01/18 03/07/18 A 435013 559022 Karbon Q1 Castle Centre, Cheadle and redevelopment of site for Homes Road, Hylton 19 no. residential units (15 no. Castle, two bed bungalows and 4 no. Sunderland, SR5 two bed flats 3NN

SCC-77 1 13/04717/FUL Land at 88 dwellings consisting of 2, 3 20/02/14 29/01/15 A 435493 559344 Gentoo Q1 Redhill Kidderminster and 4 bed homes with

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Road, Rhondda associated hard and soft Road, Ravenna landscaping and works Road and Robertson Square, Sunderland

SCC-79 1 15/00123/FUL Land at 88 dwellings consisting of 2,3 03/02/15 15/09/15 A 435493 559344 Gentoo Q1 Redhill Kidderminster and 4 bed homes with Road, Rhondda associated hard and soft Road, Ravenna landscaping Road and Robertson Square, Sunderland

SCC- 1 15/00039/FU4 Land at Hillthorne Erection of a new 40,500sqm 12/01/15 27/03/15 A 432219 557746 Hitachi Q3 Washing 133 Farm, B8 warehouse facility with Transport ton North Washington 475sqm first floor offices and System associated works and access (Europe) BV on to A1290

SCC- 1 17/00570/FUL Land at Turbine Erection of a warehouse with 05/04/17 06/09/17 A 433657 557130 Barmston Q3 Washing 135 Way, Washington ancillary office (class B2/B8), Developments ton North SR5 3QY 2no tank farms, 1no 20.0m Ltd. high wind turbine and 43no space car park with associated works

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SCC- 1 15/02247/FUL Nissan Motor Construction of new paint 07/12/15 01/02/16 A 434276 558517 Nissan Motor Q3 Washing 137 Manufacturing shop building, link bridge into Manufacturing ton North (UK) Limited, existing building, alteration of (UK) Ltd Washington external service road, and re- Road, Usworth, provision of carparking Sunderland SR5 3NS

SCC- 1 15/00475/FUL Nissan Motor New Panel Press facility as 25/03/15 29/05/15 A 434276 558517 Nissan Motor Q3 Washing 138 Manufacturing extension to existing pressing Manufacturing ton North (UK) Limited, department facilities. Works (UK) Ltd Washington include demolition of existing Road, Usworth, panel store, erection of new Sunderland SR5 6780sqm building and 3NS associated works

SCC- 1 13/01580/FUL Nissan Motor Extensions to existing motor 18/06/13 09/09/13 A 434276 558517 Nissan Motor Q3 Washing 140 Manufacturing manufacturing plant to Manufactoring ton North (UK) Limited, provide production space, (UK) Ltd Washington storage and support spaces. Road, Usworth, Extensions are to existing Sunderland SR5 Body, Trim, Press and Paint 3NS Shops plus associated works

SCC- 1 15/02571/FUL Unit 6 Sunrise Change of use from class B2 07/01/16 27/04/16 A 434935 557838 Harper Corss Q6 Castle 174 Enterprise Park, (General Industry) to class D2 Associated Sunderland SR5 (Soft Play) and associated 3RX works

SCC- 1 15/01064/FUL Unit B, Sunrise Change of use from B1/B2 18/06/15 01/10/15 A 435154 557855 Gravity Force Q6 Castle 175 Enterprise Park, use to class D2 leisure use to

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Sunderland SR5 include installation of glazed 3RX entrance doors

SCC- 1 14/01702/LP4 Hylton Castle Demolition of existing school 21/07/14 17/10/14 A 435025 558650 Miller Q6 Castle 176 Primary School, and redevelopment to provide Construction Cramlington new two storey school (UK) Limited Road, Sunderland building and associated works SR5 3QL

SCC- 1 16/01059/VA Nissan Motor Variation of condition on 05/07/16 21/09/16 A 434276 558517 Mr Glenn Q6 Washing 233 R Manufacturing approval 15/00942/FUL: Jones ton North (UK) Limited, (Construction, Operation and Washington Decommissioning of a Road, Usworth, 4.774MWp Solar Photovoltaic Sunderland SR5 Array) layout change to 3NS reduce total number of panels from 19,096 to 17,920

SCC- 1 16/00178/VA Nissan Test Variation of condition 8 on 05/02/16 28/04/16 A 434276 558517 On-Site Land Q6 Washing 235 R Track, Nissan permission 15/00942/FUL Solutions ton North Motor (Construction, Operation and Limited Manufacturing Decommissioning of a (UK) Limited, 4.774MWp Solar Photovoltaic Washington Array) to extend construction Road, Usworth, hours Sunderland SR5 3NS

SCC- 1 16/01238/FUL Nissan Motor Construction of new link road 11/07/16 07/10/16 A 434276 558517 Nissan Motor Q6 Washing 237 Manufacturing between an existing supplier Manufacturing ton North (UK) Limited, site and the main Nissan site. (UK) Ltd

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Washington Road, Usworth, Sunderland SR5 3NS

SCC- 1 15/00671/HY Land at Elm Tree Washington Road (A1290) 22/04/15 17/09/15 A 431946 558532 Office Of The Q6 Washing 238 E Farm Severn Houses Highway Chief ton North Washington Improvements (A19EZ Executive And Road, Usworth, Highway Infrastructure Phase Mr Clive Sunderland 1B) including stopping up of Milner Highway. Retrospective permission for change of use to retail garden nursery/farm shop and coffee shop with ancillary car park and the extension to coffee shop

SCC- 1 15/00942/FUL Nissan Test Construction, Operation and 03/05/15 22/07/15 A 434276 558517 Mr Glenn Q6 Washing 239 Track, Nissan Decommissioning of a Jones ton North Motor 4.774MWp Solar Photovoltaic Manufacturing (PV) Array comprising 19,096, (UK) Limited, 250W, 60 Cell 1650 x 990 x Washington Rd, 35mm Photovoltaic Panels, Usworth, Mounting System, Holtab Sunderland SR5 400kVA stations, DNO 3NS Connection, Cabling and Cable Trenches, CCTV, Weather Station and Temporary Storage Area.

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SCC- 1 15/00052/LAP Land at Hillthorne Construction of new spine 14/01/15 01/04/15 A 432219 557746 Office of The Q6 Washing 240 Farm, road and formation of new Chief ton North Washington access onto A1290 Executive Washington Rd and associated infrastructure; construction of temporary access onto A1290, haul road and construction compound.

SCC- 1 18/00459/FUL Unipres Uk Ltd, Erection of two extensions to 29/03/18 O 433108 558250 Unipres (UK) Q6 259 Cherry Blossom existing press and assembly Ltd Way, Washington shop buildings to house SR5 3NT additional production capacity

SCC- 1 18/00527/FUL Land West Of Erection of 71 dwellings with 16/04/18 O 435209 559844 Gentoo Q1 262 Hylton Lane, associated access, Homes Downhill, infrastructure and landscaping Sunderland

SCCLP- 3 Land east of Safeguarded Land (emerging 432575 558705 01 Washington Local Plan) – 62ha SS3 emerging Local Plan - SHLAA (2018) ref. 697

SCCLP- 3 North of Usworth Emerging allocation – 6ha 431429 559195 03 Hall Emerging Local Plan ref. HGA4

STCLP- 3 Downhill Lane Nil - potential residential 434551 559740 01 development in emerging Local Plan – 18 ha

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Site was identified as potential allocation in previous versions of SLR STC SLR - BC18a, b, c and BC54

STCLP- 3 Land to the west Amber in Strategic Land 433622 561225 02 of Boldon Review – 19.4 Business Park Site potentially suitable for and A19, West development - 436 homes or Boldon 1983 jobs STC SLR ref. Fg18

Sites between 1km and 2km from IAMP TWO Scoping Boundary (Assessment Zone C)

SCC-78 1 14/02423/VA Land at Variation of condition on 24/11/14 02/02/15 A 436227 559423 TCT Q1 Redhill R Rockingham permission 12/00441/SUB (14 Developments Road, Sunderland no dwellings) to remove 1no. visitor parking bay.

SCC- 1 15/00160/FUL Unit 2 Sunrise Change of use from children’s 04/02/15 27/03/15 A 435040 557730 ECP Ltd Q3 Castle 121 Enterprise Park, play centre into a distribution Sunderland SR5 warehouse with ancillary 3RX offices and trade counter (B8)

SCC- 1 15/00787/FUL Fergusons Construction of extension to 03/06/15 12/08/15 A 432960 556700 Fergusons Q3 Washing 131 Transport Limited, existing warehouse Transport ton East Barmston Lane, (4700sqm) with associated Washington NE38 hard landscaping. 8QN

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SCC- 1 15/01397/FUL Unit 10, Bentall Use of premises for general 14/07/15 07/09/15 A 431720 557510 Max Industrial Q3 Washing 134 Business Park, industry (use class B2). GP Ltd and ton North Glover, Max Industrial Washington NE37 Nominee Ltd 3JD

SCC- 1 17/00045/VA A D C Electrical Removal of condition on 16/01/17 26/04/17 A 431055 557088 A D C Q3 Washing 139 R Company Limited, permission 79/0142 (Use of Electrical ton North Brindley Road, land for the display, storage Company Hertburn, and sale of caravans and Limited Washington NE37 camping equipment) to allow 2SF use as B8 storage.

SCC- 1 14/00970/FUL Land at The Peel Change of use of existing two 28/04/14 23/07/14 A 432121 556961 Peel Q4 Washing 167 Centre, Glover, storey health and fitness and Investments ton North Washington retail building to allow Class (North) A1 retail use at ground floor Limited and Class D2 health and fitness use at first floor

SCC- 1 17/01781/FUL The Peel Centre, Partial redevelopment and 15/09/17 14/03/18 A 431950 557031 Peel Land and Q4 Washing 168 Glover, refurbishment of existing Peel Property ton North Washington Centre Phase 1 to provide Investments three reconfigured units, PLC external works, demolition of units 4A & 4B and erection of a new discount food store

SCC- 1 15/00978/VA The Peel Centre Variation of Condition on 27/05/15 28/02/17 A 432004 557044 Peel Property Q4 Washing 169 R Phase 2, Spire permission 03/00120/OUT to Intermediate ton North Limited

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Road, Glover, allow the sale of food and Washington drink from up to 1,356 sqm

SCC- 1 17/00086/RE Phase 1, The Reserved Matters application 24/01/17 06/07/17 A 431950 557031 Peel Land and Q4 Washing 170 M Peel Centre, for erection of a Class A1 Property ton North Glover, food superstore with Investments Washington associated works PLC

SCC- 1 14/01199/LVA Land At, Variation of condition on 21/05/14 14/08/14 A 436470 558163 Office of The Q6 Castle 177 Wessington Way, permission 09/04661/LAP to Chief Timber Beach change bridge pylon design Executive Road, Hylton Park and associated works to Road, European scheme for new highway Way and Groves bridge connecting Wessington Coles Site, Way in Castletown and Sunderland. European Way in Pallion

SCC- 1 17/02294/LP3 Community North Engineering works to re-grade 19/12/17 04/04/18 A 436384 559740 Sunderland Q6 Redhill 215 Sports Complex, site and install drainage to City Council Kingsway Road, allow provision of 3no artificial Sunderland SR5 grass pitches, fencing and 4BY floodlighting; improvements to existing natural grass pitches; extension and refurbishment of existing changing pavilion and gym and other works

SCC- 1 17/02425/LP3 Northern Area Demolition of existing 19/12/17 04/04/18 A 430907 559284 Sunderland Q6 Washing 232 Playing Fields, changing pavilion. Works to City Council ton North Stephenson re-grade site and install Road, drainage to allow provision of

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Stephenson, 4no artificial pitches, fencing, Washington floodlighting, improvements to remaining existing natural grass pitches; erection of new pavilion building and works

SCC- 1 17/00938/FUL Future Creation of 50 no. 12/05/17 11/07/17 A 433152 557070 Gateshead Q6 Washing 234 Technology replacement parking spaces College ton North Centre, Barmston to facilitate the formation of a Court, Nissan vehicle training facility within Way, Sunderland, existing car park area. Washington SR5 3QY

SCC- 1 15/02116/LP3 Land At And A19 Enterprise Zone - Phase 16/10/15 14/01/16 A 432827 556965 Commercial Q6 Washing 236 Adjacent To 2 Highways Infrastructure (i) Development ton North Nissan Way, Upgrading of Nissan way to Directorate Barmston Lane dual carriageway; (ii) And Barmston Construction of new Nissan Pond. Including way- a1290 link road and Land At Nissan hard standage area; (iii) Motor Construction of new Turbine Manufacturing way / Barmston Lane link (UK) Ltd, road; including stopping ups Washington and diversions of highway/ bridleway and associated landscaping

SCC- 1 15/00314/RE Plot 2 Mandarin Reserved matters application 13/05/15 Outstand 433604 556901 Bericote Q3 244 M Way, Pattinson to permission 11/03537/EXT1 ing Properties

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Industrial Estate, to extend time limit for Washington implementation of B8 distribution unit (up to 10,000 sqm in size)

SCC- 1 17/02085/MW Land At Hillthorn Construction and operation of 24/10/17 Current 432186 557324 Rolton Washing 276 4 Farm Washington a Renewable Energy Centre Kilbride ton North NE37 3HZ for recovery of energy from Limited non-hazardous residual waste using an Advanced Conversion Technology (gasification) with associated works

STC-05 1 ST/0027/18/F 1 Brooklands Extension to South of existing 18/06/18 Granted 434178 561475 Avon Capital Indust Boldon UL Way, Boldon building for Class B2 or B8 Estates 1 Ltd. Dvpt Colliery Colliery, NE35 uses (under construction) Offices 9LZ

STC-17 1 Not planning Follingsby Park Not a planning application. Not applic and Ride and Scheme is dependent on a found Lane Corridor successful Transforming Cities Bid decision which is expected in February 2019

GC-18 1 DC/18/00860/ Land West Of Erection of business/industrial 22/08/18 430864 560838 Legal & Q02 WARDL OUT Follingsby Way, development (Classes B1(c) General UK L Follingsby Park, and/or B2 and/or B8) with Property Fund Gateshead associated works

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GC-07 1 DC/17/00636/ Land North Of Erection of industrial facility 07/06/17 20/10/17 Grant 431199 560239 Legal & Q02 WARDL FUL Follingsby Lane (Use Class B1(c) and/or B2 General UK L And East Of and/or B8) with associated Property Fund White Rose Way, works Follingsby

GC-09 1 DC/17/01117/ Follingsby Park Outline application for Class 12/10/17 05/01/18 Grant 430508 560069 Follingsby Q03 WARDL OUT South, Follingsby B8 and B2 and associated International L Lane, Gateshead offices and works Enterprise NE10 8YA Park Limited

GC-10 1 DC/18/00111/ Follingsby Park Reserved matters submission 07/02/18 18/04/18 Grant 430508 560069 Follingsby Q03 WARDL REM South, Follingsby for appearance, layout, scale International L Lane, Gateshead and landscaping for phase Enterprise NE10 8YA one pursuant to outline Park Limited permission DC/17/01117/OUT

GC-11 1 DC/18/00237/ Follingsby Park Outline application for use 13/03/18 10/05/18 Grant 430508 560069 Follingsby Q03 WARDL OUT South, Follingsby class B8 and B2 with International L Lane, Gateshead associated offices and works Enterprise NE10 8YA Park Limited

GC-13 1 DC/18/00573/ South Follingsby Demolition of farmhouse and 06/06/18 28/09/18 Grant 430590 560247 Follingsby Q06 WARDL COU Farm, Follingsby change of use to provide International L Lane, Follingsby, extended green infrastructure Enterprise Felling, NE10 and built development zones Park Limited 8YA for adjacent Follingsby International Enterprise Park including closure of existing vehicle access and formation

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of new vehicle access off Follingsby Lane

GC-16 1 DC/18/00575/ Follingsby Park Variation of condition 1 06/06/18 430508 560069 Follingsby Q03 WARDL FUL South Follingsby (approved dwg) of permission International L Lane, Gateshead DC/18/00111/REM to Enterprise NE10 8YA incorporate adjacent South Park Limited Follingsby Farm site into the wider Follingsby International Enterprise Park development

GC-17 1 DC/18/00574/ Follingsby Park Variation of condition 1 06/06/18 430508 560069 Follingsby Q03 WARDL FUL South, Follingsby (approved dwgs) of International L Lane, Gateshead permission DC/18/00237/OUT Enterprise NE10 8YA to incorporate adjacent South Park Limited Follingsby Farm site into the wider Follingsby International Enterprise Park development

SCCLP- 3 North Hylton Emerging allocation – 7ha 434992 557315 02 emerging Local Plan ref, HGA7

STCLP- 3 Land to the south Amber in Strategic Land 433591 561624 03 of Hedworth and Review – 15.4 ha west of A19, West Site potentially suitable for Boldon development - 346 homes FG18b

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STCLP- 3 Land to the north Amber in Strategic Land 435014 561955 06 of New Road, Review West Boldon Site potentially suitable for 120 homes on 4.1ha SLR Ref. BC58

GCLP- 3 MSGP1.10 West of 1.79ha 430884 560831 01 Follingsby Way

GCLP- 3 MSGP1.11 Follingsby 0.93ha 430664 560484 02 Avenue North

GCLP- 3 MSGP1.12 White Rose Way 3.3ha 431185 560248 03

GCLP- 3 MSGP10.3 Land at Portobello 60 428284 554699 07

GCLP- 3 MSGP10.56 Whitley Court 30 427629 559225 09

GCLP- 3 MSGP10.57 Beacon Lough 174 427463 559777 10 East

GCLP- 3 MSGP10.61 Aycliffe Avenue 5 428165 559571 11 Shops

GCLP- 3 MSGP10.67 Northside (part 112 427706 556355 13 of)- Phase II south end of the site

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GCLP- 3 MSGP10.91 Thorne Avenue 4 430013 561719 16 Garage Block

GCLP- 3 MSGP10.107 Opposite 39, Residential 427640 560447 17 Coltsfoot Gardens

GCLP- 3 JE2.20 Follingsby 1.02ha designated, 430664 560484 25 Avenue Employment

GCLP- 3 JE2.21 West of 4.63ha allocated; 1.79ha has 430831 560746 26 Follingsby Way not yet been developed, Employment

GCLP- 3 JE2.25 Follingsby 12.14ha designated; 3.3ha 431010 560332 27 Avenue/ White has not yet been developed, Rose Way Employment

Between 2km and 3km from IAMP TWO Scoping Boundary (Assessment Zone D)

SCC-03 1 13/02411/MA Van Dalen, 1 Variation of conditions on 14/08/13 08/10/13 A 432900 555965 Van Dalen CP Washing W Monument Park, permission 12/02218/FUL Metal ton East Washington, (Change of use of existing Recycling and NE38 8QU material recycling facility to a Trading metal recycling facility) to provide revised site layout, additional welfare cabin, revised parking provision and relocation of materials storage

SCC-04 1 18/01236/MA Veolia ES (UK) Installation of a water tank, 23/07/18 25/09/18 A 432867 555983 Veolia ES CP Washing W Ltd, 1 Monument pump house/plant room, fuel (UK) Ltd ton East Park,

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Washington, tank, change of use of wood NE38 8QU bays to vehicle wash bay.

SCC-05 1 13/01146/MA Van Dalen, 1 Installation/alteration of 13 03/05/13 07/10/13 A 432900 555965 Van Dalen CP Washing W Monument Park, floodlights, 9 infrared static Metal ton East Washington, CCTV cameras and 3 infrared Recycling and NE38 8QU zoom cameras Trading

SCC-06 1 17/00626/MA Niramax, 1 Variation of condition 2 on 12/04/17 07/06/17 A 432867 555983 Niramax CP Washing V Monument Park, permission 10/02548/FUL to Group Limited ton East Washington, install 3x fixed concrete bays. NE38 8QU

SCC-07 1 15/01048/MA Land at Change of use of existing 26/05/15 29/10/15 A 432935 556095 Europa Waste CP Washing W Monument Park, metal recycling facility to a Management ton East Washington material recycling facility and Ltd associated infrastructure

SCC-08 1 18/00705/MA Timberpack Relocation of concrete wall, 08/06/18 04/10/18 A 432079 555139 Timberpack CP Washing W Waste Recycling extension of hardstanding ton East Centre, Staithes area and installation of Road, picking station with conveyors Washington NE38 and weigh bridge. 8NW

SCC-09 1 13/03158/MA Van Dalen, 1 Variation of conditions on 06/11/13 03/01/14 A 432900 555965 Van Dalen CP Washing W Monument Park, permission 13/02411/MAW Metal ton East Washington, (Change of use of existing Recycling and NE38 8QU material recycling facility to a Trading metal recycling facility) to

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revise the planting scheme to the front (southwest) of site

SCC-10 1 16/00459/MA Timberpak Extension to material 05/04/16 16/06/16 A 432079 555139 Timberpak CP Washing W Limited, Waste recycling facility and Limited ton East Recycling Centre, installation of 2 no. windows Staithes Road, to north east elevation of Washington NE38 office accommodation. 8NW

SCC-73 1 18/00801/FUL Land at Fordfield Erection of 14no residential 14/06/18 11/09/18 A 435989 556535 Gleeson Q1 Pallion Road, Sunderland dwellings with associated Regeneration works. Ltd.

SCC-74 1 15/02375/FUL Site of The Forge, Erection of 43no. two storey 06/01/16 21/09/16 A 437920 557470 Gleeson Q1 Pallion Neville Road, dwellings with associated Developments Pallion, works Ltd. Sunderland

SCC-75 1 13/02903/FUL Land Adjac Saint 123 new dwellings with 25/10/13 28/11/14 A 436402 557132 Gentoo Q1 Pallion Lukes Road, associated works Homes Front Road, High Ford, Sunderland

SCC-93 1 13/04336/VA Land at Variation of condition on 11/02/14 22/05/14 A 438019 559199 Gleeson Q1 Southwic R Maplewood permission 11/01796/FUL Developments k Avenue, Marley (Erection of 70 dwellings) to Ltd Potts, Sunderland substitute house types SR5 5BN

SCC-95 1 14/01525/LP4 Former Saint Demolition of existing 01/07/14 30/09/14 A 438449 558607 HB Q1 Southwic Hildas Rc Primary buildings; new residential Community k

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School, The Kings blocks to provide 24 self- Solutions Road, Sunderland contained one bed supported Living Ltd SR5 2JD living apartments

SCC-96 1 14/00292/OU Land at Erection of 140 dwellings with 19/03/14 02/06/15 A 437035 558631 Stirling Q1 Southwic T Castletown associated access Investment k Way/Riverside Properties Ltd Road, Sunderland SR5 3JF

SCC-97 1 18/00823/RE Land at Reserved matters to 18/05/18 31/10/18 A 437035 558631 Stirling Q1 Southwic M Castletown Way/ permission 14/00292/OUT - Investment k Riverside Road, Approval for appearance, Properties Ltd Sunderland landscaping, layout and scale (for 118 dwellings)

SCC-98 1 16/02081/SU4 Land at Nookside, Erection of 75no. dwellings for 08/11/16 31/03/17 A 436315 555741 Thirteen Q1 St Annes Sunderland sale and affordable rent with Group And associated works Keepmoat

SCC-99 1 17/01780/VA Land at Nookside, Variation of conditions of 05/10/17 19/12/17 A 436315 555741 Thirteen Q1 St Annes R Sunderland permission 16/02081/SU4 to Group and reduce number of dwellings Keepmoat from 75 to 74 (Joint)

SCC- 1 18/00258/VA Land at Nookside, Variation of conditions of 22/02/18 21/05/18 A 436315 555741 Thirteen Q1 St Annes 100 R Sunderland permission 17/01780/VAR to Group and facilitate minor amendment to Keepmoat railings and access

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SCC- 1 16/01045/FUL Former Glebe Erection of 59 no. residential 22/06/16 23/11/16 A 430339 556159 Gentoo Q1 Washing 104 Village, Newstead dwellings with associated Homes ton Court, Glebe, works Central Washington

SCC- 1 15/00053/FUL Land North of Substitution of house types 22/01/15 24/04/15 A 432123 555803 Barratt Q1 Washing 105 Station within approved residential Homes ton East Road/North West development at Teal Park of Pattinson Road Farm Phase 1 (ref. And Adjacent To 08/03987/REM) and Phase 4 Barmston Road, (ref. 12/00333/FUL) Washington

SCC- 1 17/00161/VA Land North of Variation of conditions on 08/05/17 05/07/17 A 432123 555803 Ms Pearce Q1 Washing 106 R Station Road, permission 12/00333/FUL ton East Barmston Road, (170 houses) to substitute Washington house types

SCC- 1 13/04444/FUL Land South East Residential development of 23/12/13 29/10/14 A 431565 555352 Hellens Q1 Washing 107 of Pattinson 43no. dwellings and Investments ton East Road, Pattinson associated works (Washington) Industrial Estate, LLP Washington

SCC- 1 16/02308/VA Land North of Variation of condition on 25/01/17 26/04/17 A 432123 555803 Barratt Homes Q1 Washing 108 R Station Road, permission 15/00259/FUL ton East Barmston Road, (Teal Park Farm Phase 4) to Washington substitute house types

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SCC- 1 14/02837/SU Land South East Residential development of 08/01/15 09/04/15 A 431565 555352 Hellens Q1 Washing 109 B of Pattinson 43no. dwellings and Investments ton East Road, Pattinson associated works (Washington) Industrial Estate, LLP Washington

SCC- 1 15/00259/FUL Land North of Substitution of house types 08/04/15 29/06/15 A 432123 555803 Barratt Homes Q1 Washing 110 Station within approved residential ton East Road/North West development at Teal Park of Pattinson Road Farm Phase 4 (ref. and Adjacent to 12/00333/FUL) resulting in Barmston Road, the replacement of 59no. Washington units with 64no. units.

SCC- 1 16/00115/FU4 Former Demolition of existing building 08/03/16 28/11/16 A 430701 557602 A. M. Property Q1 Washing 111 Junglerama, and erection of 3 storey Developments ton North Victoria Road, building to provide 12 no. Ltd Concord, residential apartments and Washington NE37 associated parking 2SY

SCC- 1 14/01589/FUL Former London Erection of an Extra Care 04/07/14 30/10/14 A 430771 557309 Galliford Try Q1 Washing 112 Inn, Spout Lane, Housing of 79 apartments for Partnerships ton North Washington NE37 the elderly with communal North/Riversid 2AB facilities e

SCC- 1 18/00194/VA Site of Former Variation of Condition on 05/02/18 04/05/18 A 430103 558353 Gentoo Q1 Washing 113 R High Usworth approval 16/02266/FU4, to Homes ton West School, Well Bank amend number of trees to be Road, retained and provision of Washington additional visitor parking bays

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SCC- 1 16/02266/FU4 Former High Erection of 56 no. residential 22/12/16 14/06/17 A 430023 558255 Gentoo Q1 Washing 114 Usworth Primary dwellings with associated Homes ton West School, Well Bank access, landscaping and Road, infrastructure works. Washington

SCC- 1 15/00775/FUL John Porter Partial demolition of factory. 17/06/15 03/09/15 A 437450 558758 Mobile Mini Q3 Southwic 127 (Newcastle), Erection of 2no. portal frame UK Ltd k North Hylton steel buildings and 6no. inter- Road, Southwick, connected office pods to Sunderland SR5 provide hire, service, storage 3JE and distribution facilities

SCC- 1 14/00929/FUL 10 Wearfield, Change of use from B2 with 23/04/14 17/07/14 A 437305 558340 Royal Mail Q3 Southwic 128 Sunderland ancillary office to B8 with Group k Enterprise Park, ancillary office uses. Property Sunderland SR5 2TA

SCC- 1 14/00155/VA Birchwood Variation of condition on 24/01/14 01/05/14 A 431805 555334 O'Brien Waste Q3 Washing 129 R Omega Ltd, permission 12/00057/FUL Management ton East Wilden Road, (material recovery facility) for Pattinson South, new roller shutter doors Washington NE38 8JU

SCC- 1 14/02277/FUL 1 Monument Change of use of site and 18/11/14 02/02/15 A 432867 555976 Pacifica Q3 Washing 130 Park, Washington building from class B2 Group Ltd ton East NE38 8QU (General Industry) to class B8 (Storage/Distribution)

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SCC- 1 16/01644/FUL Faurecia, Staithes Erection of a modular 02/03/17 02/05/17 A 432410 555195 Faurecia Q3 Washing 132 Road, industrial building to rear of ton East Washington NE38 existing factory to provide 8NW additional storage space for raw components and manufactured parts, serving the main factory.

SCC- 1 18/01023/FUL Site of Former B Construction of a 14,585 sq.m 13/06/18 03/10/18 A 429225 557289 Buccleuch Q3 Washing 144 and Q (c. 157,000 sq.ft) B2 Property & ton West Warehouse, Manufacturing/B8 Logistics Argon Armstrong Road, Warehouse, with associated Properties Armstrong works Industrial Estate, Washington

SCC- 1 15/02544/FUL Land to South of Erection of new 2,593 square 07/01/16 24/06/16 A 436733 558721 Lidl UK GmbH Q4 Castle 148 North Hylton metre food store including Road and North access, car park and works of Riverbank Road

SCC- 1 15/01991/VA Land Bounded by Variation of condition on 01/10/15 16/11/15 A 436800 558729 Verum Victum Q4 Castle 149 R North Hylton permission 12/02920/VAR. Ltd and Road, Castletown (Proposed new local centre Penmarric Way, Riverbank development of A1 -A5, B1a, PLC Road, Southwick D1) to change timing for Industrial Estate, remediation works Sunderland

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SCC- 1 14/02596/VA Land Bound by Removal of condition on 14/11/14 10/02/15 A 436733 558721 Verum Victum Q4 Castle 150 R Riverbank Road, permission 12/02920/VAR Limited and North Hylton (Proposed new local centre Penmarric Road and Castle development of A1-A5, B1a, PLC Town Way, D1) Sunderland

SCC- 1 14/01391/FUL Pallion Retail Reconfiguration/extensions to 23/07/14 30/10/14 A 437294 557760 Ediston Real Q4 Pallion 159 Park, Woodbine existing retail warehouse park Estate Terrace, with new entrances, frontages Sunderland and servicing to form new A1 retail floorspace and erection of new A1, A2 and A3 units within car parking area with associated adjustments to car parking and circulation.

SCC- 1 17/00417/FUL Former Dewhirst Erection of a food store with 06/03/17 09/08/17 A 435264 555338 Aldi Stores Q4 St Annes 166 Factory, associated vehicular, Ltd Pennywell pedestrian and cycle access, Industrial Estate, car parking and landscaping Sunderland SR4 9EP

SCC- 1 14/02701/FUL Armstrong House, Demolition of existing building 17/12/14 08/09/15 A 429330 557140 Jomast Q4 Washing 171 Armstrong Road, and erection of foodstore, with Developments ton West Armstrong associated access, parking, Industrial Estate, servicing and landscaping. Washington

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SCC- 1 16/00497/VA Armstrong House, Variation of conditions on 24/03/16 17/06/16 A 429330 557140 Aldi Stores Q4 Washing 172 R Armstrong Road, approval 14/02701/FUL Ltd ton West Armstrong (Erection of food store) in Industrial Estate, order to erect an external Washington entrance lobby

SCC- 1 14/02712/FUL Land At Elba Creation of 10 car parking 03/12/14 02/02/15 A 434763 555164 Mr Ian Kendal Q6 Houghto 196 Park, Sunderland, bays, four picnic tables, four n Tyne And Wear benches and 1860m of new footpath

SCC- 1 14/02237/VA Sunderland Royal Variation of condition 2 08/10/14 26/11/14 A 437955 556520 City Hospitals Q6 Millfield 201 R Hospital, Chester (approved plans) on NHS Road, Sunderland permission 13/02948/FUL. Foundation SR4 7TP (five floor extension for new Trust Emergency Department and associated works)

SCC- 1 16/01711/FUL Sunderland Royal Erection of ANPR (automated 30/09/16 14/12/16 A 437866 556641 ParkingEye Q6 Millfield 210 Hospital, Chester number-plate recognition) Ltd Road, Sunderland cameras, pay and display SR4 7TP machines, assoc cabinets

SCC- 1 17/02426/LP3 Ford Quarry Engineering works to re-grade 19/12/17 20/04/18 A 436194 557246 Sunderland Q6 Pallion 213 Recreation Area, site and install drainage to City Council Keelmans Lane, allow provision of 1no artificial Sunderland grass pitch with stadia, fencing and floodlighting and 2no artificial grass pitches with fencing and floodlighting. Extension and refurbishment

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of existing changing facilities, club room and other works

SCC- 1 17/00197/LP3 Land Between Sunderland Strategic 07/02/17 25/10/17 A 437514 557703 Sunderland Q6 Pallion 214 Southern Bridge Transport Corridor, Stage 3: City Council Head of New Construction of 2.15km dual Wear Crossing to carriageway between the Saint Marys southern bridge head of the Roundabout, City new Wear Crossing and St Centre, Mary's Roundabout; including Sunderland associated works

SCC- 1 14/00891/VA Land at Old Mill Variation of conditions 2 15/04/14 20/06/14 A 438035 559280 Tyne And Q6 Redhill 216 R Road/Marley (plans), 6 (hours of training) Wear Fire and Crescent, and 9 (boundary treatment) Rescue Maplewood on consent 12/03380/FUL Services Avenue, High (community fire station and Southwick, associated works) Sunderland

SCC- 1 13/03256/FUL The Grindon Mill, Change of use from public 28/01/14 29/04/14 A 436250 555510 GW Q6 Sandhill 220 131 The house to gym, dance studio, Architectural Broadway, and a salon. Various external Grindon, works to include first floor Sunderland SR4 extension to existing toilet 8HB block and external alterations

SCC- 1 17/02430/OU Former Groves Outline application for up to 18/12/17 Outstand 436977 557917 O&H Q1 252 4 Cranes Site, 700 dwellings, mixed use ing Properties Woodbine local centre (A1-A5, B1),

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Terrace, Pallion, primary school, community Sunderland playing fields and works

SCC- 1 18/00255/FU4 Land Adjacent to Construction of 118 dwelling 22/02/18 Outstand 435684 555481 Gentoo Q1 257 Chester houses, including drainage ing Homes Road/Former infrastructure, landscaping, Pennywell Estate, public open space and Pennywell, stopping up of public highway Sunderland

SCC- 1 18/01332/VA Land North Of Variation of condition 2 of 01/08/18 O 432139 555811 Barratt Homes Q1 265 R Station permission 17/00161/VAR to North East Road/North West facilitate minor amendment to Of Pattinson house types and revised Road And layout Adjacent To Barmston Road, Washington

SCC- 1 18/01664/VA3 Ford Quarry Variation of condition 4 19/09/18 O Not Sunderland Q6 266 Recreation Area, (drainage) on approval Found City Council Keelmans Lane, 17/02426/LP3 (Engineering Sunderland works to facilitate the provision of 3no artificial grass pitches and works)

SCC- 1 18/01844/FUL Former Dewhirst Demolition of existing 17/10/18 O 435182 555436 North East Q6 269 Factory, buildings and erection of trade Property Pennywell warehouse (Class B8/A1) with Partnership Industrial Estate, associated works Ltd

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Sunderland SR4 9EP

SCC- 1 14/00703/FUL Land At Provision of car park 10/04/14 04/07/14 A 427838 558986 Mr David Q6 Washing 242 Campground, comprising 161no. spaces Pegg ton West Springwell Road, and new access with gate. Springwell, Gateshead NE9 7XW

SCC- 1 11/00917/OU Former Cornings Outline application for B1(a), 22/03/2011 Outstand 438399 557631 Cowie Prop. Q1 242 T Site, Deptford C3, C1, C2, D1, D2, A1-A5 ing LLP and Terrace, and sui generis car showroom Landid Prop. Sunderland SR4 and associated works LIM 6DD

STC-01 1 ST/0503/14/F Former South Demolition of existing 10/12/14 Granted 430546 562950 Bellway Resi Hebburn UL (also Tyneside College buildings and erection of 118 Homes Ltd New South ST/0404/17/N site, Mill Lane, residential dwellings with (North East) Dvpt MA) Hebburn, NE31 associated works 2ER (275-311 (substantially completed) (odd) Victoria Road West)

STC-04 1 ST/0114/17/F 1-36 Thurston Construction of 35no. 21/07/17 Granted 433728 563357 South Resi Bede UL (and Gdns and land dwellings and associated Tyneside New ST/0935/17/N bound by Eskdale works (under construction) Housing Dvpt MA) Dve, Coniston Ventures Dve, Lodore Trust Ltd. Grove, Kirkstone Ave and

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Grasmere Ave, Jarrow

STC-06 1 ST/0773/16/F Site of Former Residential development 08/09/17 Granted 430165 562721 Miller Homes / Resi Hebburn UL Siemens and comprising 334 no. residential Siemens PLC New South Narec Clothier units with associated access, Dvpt Laboratories, landscaping and open space South (under construction) Drive/Victoria Road West, Hebburn NE31 1UJ

STC-07 1 ST/0322/17/F Land at the Demolition of existing 24/11/17 Granted 437418 561608 Gentoo Resi Cleadon UL junction and industrial buildings and Homes New and East bounded by erection of 18 residential Dvpt Boldon Whitburn Road properties, with associated and Moor Lane, works (under construction) East Boldon

STC-08 1 ST/1085/17/F Toner Avenue Redevelopment of school 23/04/18 Granted 430859 563170 Kier Comm Hebburn UL (and Primary School, comprising demolition of Construction Fclities South ST/0630/18/N Johnston Avenue, existing school and /Schls MA) Hebburn, NE31 construction of new school 2PG building with associated works (under construction)

STC-09 1 ST/1258/16/L Land at Salcombe Erection of 20no. new 07/08/17 Granted 433795 564343 South Resi Bede AA Avene, Jarrow dwellings and associated Tyneside New works (under construction) Homes Dvpt

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STC-14 1 ST/0718/17/F Neon Social Club Demolition of social club and 04/05/18 Register 434346 563265 Premier Resi Bede UL and Car Park of construction of 14no. ed Leisure New Red Hackle dwellings with new accesses Dvpt Public House, and works Nairn St, Jarrow NE32 4HX

STC-15 1 ST/0983/18/F Site of Former Erection of 167 dwellings with 12/12/18 Register 430165 562721 Home Group Resi UL Siemens and associated infrastructure and ed Developments New Narec Clothier works (relates to Limited Dvpt Lab, South Drive/ ST/0773/16/FUL) Victoria Road West, Hebburn NE31 1UJ

STC-16 1 Not planning A19 Northbound Gain / Lane Drop - Not applic Lane between Construction from March found Lindisfarne through to October 2019. Roundabout and Working with HE on joint the Southern traffic management proposals Portal with Testo's Scheme

GC-01 1 DC/15/00838/ Aldi Stores Ltd, Demolition of existing car 18/08/15 20/10/15 Grant 429280 562168 Q16 PELHE FUL Shields Road, wash facility; extension to W Felling, existing Aldi food store and Gateshead NE10 associated works 0QD

GC-02 1 DC/16/00408/ Land At Green Change of use from railway 17/05/16 18/07/16 Grant 429253 562125 Mr A Kay Q20 PELHE COU Lane, Felling amenity land to scaffolding W yard (class B8)

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GC-04 1 DC/17/00099/ Shirt Factory, Change of use of vacant land 27/01/17 12/05/17 Grant 429024 562090 Lidl UK GmbH Q20 PELHE COU Shields Road, to car parking and W Felling NE10 0QD landscaping.

GC-05 1 DC/16/01157/ Albion Inn, Reay Conversion of former public 03/11/16 30/01/17 Grant 429649 562912 Mr David Q13 PELHE FUL Street, Felling house to 5 dwelling houses Simpson W NE10 0TY

GC-06 1 DC/16/01214/ 257 Shields Change of use of part of first 14/11/16 04/01/17 Grant 429348 562250 Mrs Karen Q20 PELHE COU Road, Felling floor of building from A2 use Rafferty W NE10 0QD to fitness studio (Class D2)

GC-12 1 DC/17/01267/ Land North Of Erection of 30 dwellings (Use 20/11/17 20/07/18 Grant 430142 562975 Gentoo Q01 PELHE FUL Gullane Close, Class C3) and associated Homes Ltd W Bill Quay, access, landscaping and Gateshead engineering works

GC-14 1 DC/10/01109/ Land North Of Change of use from storage 08/11/10 429190 561920 Mr M Coates Q20 PELHE COU Van Hee and maintenance of vehicles W Transport Ltd, to scrap metal recycling Green Lane Industrial Estate, Pelaw, Gateshead NE10 0UW

GC-15 1 DC/16/00698/ Former Wardley Outline application for up to 13/07/16 430440 561988 Persimmon Q01 WARDL OUT Colliery, Wardley 144 new dwellings (C3 use) Homes L Lane, Felling, with associated works Gateshead NE10 8AA

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SCCLP- 3 Hylton Skills 0-5 years in SHLAA – 3.55ha 437441 558933 04 Campus, North Delivery projected 2021-2025 Hylton Road SHLAA site ref. 563

STCLP- 3 Land at North Amber in Strategic Land 436415 561801 05 Farm (East), Review Boker Lane, West Site potentially suitable for Boldon 294 homes on 3.05 ha SLR Ref. BC25b

SCTLP- 3 Former MoD Amber in Strategic Land 436905 560700 07 bunkers and Review medical stores, Site potentially suitable for 63 Green Lane, East homes or 260 jobs on 4.15ha Boldon SLR Ref. BC30

GCLP- 3 MSGP10.75 Jordan 36 429650 562291 14 Engineering

GCLP- 3 MSGP10.130 South of Pelaw 45, Residential 429467 562041 19 Metro

GCLP- 3 MSGP10.131 Albion Inn, Reay 5, Residential 429640 562907 20 Street, Bill Quay

GCLP- 3 MSGP10.132 29-35 Kellsway, 3, Residential 428578 560156 21 Leam Lane

Beyond 3km from IAMP TWO Scoping Boundary (Assessment Zone E)

SCC-01 1 16/01876/MW Queen Elizabeth Construction of 4 no. silos for 14/11/16 05/01/17 A 441039 557028 Port of CP Hendon 3 II Berth, Port of storage of cement and Sunderland, Sunderland, pulverised fuel ash (PFA),

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Hudson Dock weighbridge, office and Sunderland East Side, ancillary structures/works. City Council Barrack Street, Sunderland, SR1 2BU

SCC-02 1 13/01332/MA Dewhirst Group Change of use of existing 24/05/13 22/08/13 A 440850 555910 Ward Bros CP Hendon W Plc, Robinson industrial site to scrap yard for (Steel) Ltd Terrace, Hendon, the purpose of processing Sunderland, SR2 and recycling ferrous and 8DH non-ferrous metal

SCC-11 1 15/02346/MA Campground Variation of conditions on 28/06/16 08/09/16 A 427838 558986 Suez CP Washing V Refuse Disposal permission 13/03217/VAR ton West Works, Springwell (varying permission Road, Springwell, 11/02076/FUL for works at Gateshead NE9 campground waste transfer 7XW station) to allow use of internal emergency access site road at north of facility for waiting bulk haulage vehicles

SCC-13 1 14/00671/OU Shiney Row Demolition of existing 26/03/14 19/12/14 A 432910 552199 Sunderland Q1 Copt Hill T Centre, Success buildings and redevelopment College Road, Houghton- for up to 144 dwellings and le-Spring, DH4 associated works 4TL

SCC-14 1 14/02592/FU4 Land at Henry Erection of 26 no. two-storey 05/01/15 29/05/15 A 435448 548623 Gleeson Q1 Copt Hill Street, Hetton 2 and 3 bed dwellings with Developments Downs, Hetton-le- associated works Ltd.

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Hole, Houghton- le-Spring

SCC-15 1 14/00538/HY Land at Detailed application for 18/03/14 10/06/16 A 433338 551982 Esh Q1 Copt Hill B Philadelphia change of use and Developments Complex/Philadel refurbishment of listed former phia Lane, power station and annex to Houghton-le- create learning and enterprise Spring building (use classes B1, D1 and ancillary A3); refurbishment of 7 other buildings for uses within classes B1, B2, B8. Outline application for mixed use development of up to 500 dwellings (use class C3); food store (use class A1); local retail facilities (use classes A1, A2, A3, A5); and associated works

SCC-16 1 17/01444/SU Adey Gardens Demolition of vacant care 25/07/17 15/06/18 A 433764 551367 Holyhead Q1 Copt Hill B Care Home, home and erection of 23no. Homes South Street, dwellings with associated Newbottle, works Houghton-le- Spring DH4 4EH

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SCC-17 1 15/01226/RE Shiney Row Reserved matters application 12/06/15 02/10/15 A 432910 552199 Miller Homes Q1 Copt Hill M Centre, Success associate with erection of 128 Road, Houghton- dwellings le-Spring, Sunderland DH4 4TL

SCC-18 1 16/00504/VA Shiney Row Variation of condition on 19/04/16 14/07/16 A 432910 552199 Miller Homes Q1 Copt Hill R Centre, Success permission 14/00671/OUT Road, Houghton- (144 dwellings) for le-Spring, DH4 construction methodology 4TL

SCC-19 1 16/01679/VA Shiney Row Variation of condition 9 on 02/09/16 28/11/16 A 432910 552199 Mr Neil Amour Q1 Copt Hill R Centre, Success permission 14/00671/OUT to Road, Houghton- allow additional trees to be le-Spring DH4 felled 4TL

SCC-20 1 16/01161/FU4 Former Broomhill Demolition of existing 04/08/16 18/08/17 A 434814 548763 Mrs Jane Q1 Copt Hill Estate, Houghton buildings, stopping up of Turnbull Road, Hetton-le- highway and construction of Hole, Houghton- 128 residential dwellings le-Spring

SCC-21 1 15/00684/VA Land East of Variation of condition on 06/05/15 14/08/15 A 435030 549366 Persimmon Q1 Copt Hill R Gillas Lane, permission 13/01617/FUL Homes Houghton-le- (Erection of 63 no. dwellings) Spring to substitute house types

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SCC-22 1 15/00683/FUL Land East of Substitution of house types on 06/05/15 14/08/15 A 435030 549366 Persimmon Q1 Copt Hill Gillas Lane, permission 13/01617/FUL Homes Houghton-le- (Erection of 63 no. dwellings) Spring

SCC-23 1 18/00075/FUL Land East of Erection of 99 dwellings with 16/01/18 A 435113 548844 Gentoo Q1 Copt Hill Former Broomhill associated works Homes Ltd. Estate, Houghton Road, Hetton-le- Hole

SCC-24 1 14/00136/FUL Land at Henry Demolition of Nos. 24 - 28 20/02/14 31/10/14 A 435448 548623 Gleeson Q1 Copt Hill Street/Lindsay Eppleton Estate and erection Developments Street, Hetton-le- of 69no. 2/3 bed dwellings Ltd. Hole with associated works

SCC-25 1 14/00090/FUL Land to East of Construction of 102 dwellings 30/01/14 22/04/15 A 434814 548763 Barratt Homes Q1 Copt Hill Former Broomhill with associated works Estate, Hetton-le- Hole

SCC-26 1 13/01617/FUL Land East of Erection of 63no. dwellings 25/06/13 25/04/14 A 435030 549366 Persimmon Q1 Copt Hill Gillas Lane, with associated landscaping, Homes Houghton-le- public open space and Spring infrastructure.

SCC-27 1 17/02246/RE Land at Voltage Reserved matters approval 22/11/17 21/02/18 A 433338 551982 Esh Q1 Copt Hill M Terrace, for affordable housing Developments Philadelphia provision for permission Complex/Philadel 14/00538/HYB. phia Lane,

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Houghton-le- Spring

SCC-28 1 16/00388/HY4 Chapelgarth, Outline application for up to 02/03/16 21/12/16 A 437106 552065 Siglion LLP Q1 Doxford South of 750no residential units, up to Weymouth Road, 1000sqm of commercial uses Sunderland (Use Classes A1, A2, A3, B1, D1 and D2) with associated works. Detailed application for first phase infrastructure

SCC-29 1 14/01166/VA Land at Mill Hill Variation of condition on 17/06/14 20/11/14 A 437650 552475 Gentoo Q1 Doxford R Road, Doxford permission 13/01337/FUL Homes Park, Sunderland (Erection of 155 No. houses) Limited for minor amendments to the house types

SCC-30 1 16/02356/LR4 Chapelgarth, Reserved Matters for up to 22/12/16 17/05/17 A 437106 552065 Miller Homes Q1 Doxford South West of 160no residential units, Weymouth Road, associated open space, Sunderland landscaping and roads

SCC-31 1 13/00799/FUL Land at Burdon Erection of 109 dwellings and 25/04/13 19/09/18 A 438382 551765 Bellway Q1 Doxford Lane, Burdon, associated works Homes (NE) Sunderland Ltd

SCC-32 1 16/02056/HY4 Land and Outline for demolition of 30/11/16 31/10/17 A 440633 560704 Siglion Q1 Fulwell Buildings To The existing buildings and creation West Of Whitburn of a leisure-led mixed-use Road And North development (Use Classes D1, D2 and sui generis –

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Of Dykelands amusement centre, funfair) on Road, Sunderland 8.3 hectares plus up to 2000 sq m of A1, A2, A3, A4, & A5; and C1 (Hotel) & up to 279 residential units. Detailed application for first phase infrastructure.

SCC-33 1 18/00097/VA 1 - 2 Tatham Removal of condition 7 19/01/18 23/02/18 A 440074 556863 Mr Alex Q1 Hendon R Street, (BREAM Eco-Homes) Shanks Sunderland SR1 attached to planning 2QJ application 08/03218/FUL.

SCC-34 1 17/02311/FUL 40 - 41 Frederick Change of use from offices 27/11/17 26/03/18 A 439927 556910 Robertson Q1 Hendon Street, City (B1) to 10 apartments (C3); Property Centre, demolition of rear extension to Investment Sunderland SR1 create yard and parking area Mgmt Ltd 1LN

SCC-35 1 16/01556/FUL 18/19 Murton Conversion of existing bedsits 02/09/16 14/12/16 A 440093 556695 Mr Anthony Q1 Hendon Street, (Sui Generis) to 13no. self- Conlon Sunderland SR1 contained apartments (Use 2QY Class C3)

SCC-36 1 17/01442/FUL 23 Fawcett Street, Conversion of upper floors to 02/10/17 01/12/17 A 439774 556953 Mahady Q1 Hendon Sunderland SR1 12no. one-bedroomed Consultants 1RH apartments Ltd

SCC-37 1 15/01265/FU4 15 - 17 John Internal and external 21/07/15 01/10/15 A 439850 556975 The Minton Q1 Hendon Street, City alterations and change of use Group Centre, from offices (B1a) to 61

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Sunderland SR1 residential (C3) apartments 1HT for student let

SCC-38 1 16/01560/FUL 15 - 17 John Internal and external 17/10/16 22/02/17 A 439850 556975 Priestley Q1 Hendon Street, alterations and change of use Homes Sunderland SR1 from offices (use class B1) to 1HT 30 residential apartments (use class C3)

SCC-39 1 13/02683/OU 8 - 12 Murton Residential development of 09/09/13 15/05/14 A 440045 556742 Pearlmans Q1 Hendon T Street, 17no. 3 storey Town houses. Finance Ltd. Sunderland SR1 2QY

SCC-40 1 18/00825/FUL Tatham Street Change of use of vacant 23/05/18 01/11/18 A 440088 556839 Camrex Q1 Hendon Hostel, 3 Tatham building to 50 residential units House Ltd Street, Sunderland SR1 2QD

SCC-41 1 17/00500/VA4 42 - 45 Nile Variations of on permission 20/03/17 06/10/17 A 440078 557008 Mr Andrew Q1 Hendon Street, 17/00500/VA4 (drainage and Anderson Sunderland SR1 remediation) 1ES

SCC-42 1 18/00485/FD Sunderland Conversion and change of 19/04/18 12/11/18 A 439907 556088 Clearwater Q1 Hendon C Church High use of existing school building Developments School, Mowbray to provide 15no. apartments Road, Sunderland with associated works SR2 8HY

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SCC-43 1 16/00748/FU4 42 - 45 Nile Erection of six storey building 29/06/16 09/12/16 A 440078 557008 Mr Andrew Q1 Hendon Street, for 54 studio, 1,2 and 3 bed Anderson Sunderland SR1 apartments with commercial 1ES units on the ground floor (A1, B1 or D1 Use Class)

SCC-44 1 18/01193/VA 40 - 41 Frederick Variation of conditions on 11/07/18 24/08/18 A 439927 556910 Robertson Q1 Hendon R Street, permission 17/02311/FUL Property Sunderland SR1 (change of rear elevation) Investment 1LN and Mgmt Ltd

SCC-45 1 14/01302/VA Land at Burleigh Variation of conditions on 10/06/14 13/08/14 A 440636 557416 Tolent Q1 Hendon R Garth, North of permission 13/02865/FUL Construction Hartley Street, (extra care housing of 71no. Ltd Sunderland apartments) for design changes

SCC-46 1 16/01475/VA Land at Murton Variation of Conditions on 24/08/16 15/11/17 A 436388 546397 Mr Adam Q1 Hetton R Lane/ South of permission 13/00198/FUL McVickers Firtree Lane, (Erection of 42 dwellings) for Easington Lane, replacement housing types Houghton-le- Spring

SCC-47 1 13/00198/FUL Land at Murton Erection of 42 dwellings with 17/07/13 04/06/15 A 436388 546397 Persimmon Q1 Hetton Lane/ South of associated landscaping, Homes Firtree Lane, infrastructure and car parking Easington Lane, Houghton-le- Spring

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SCC-48 1 17/00806/RE Land at North Reserved matters application 20/04/17 02/02/18 A 435472 546857 Persimmon Q1 Hetton M Road, Hetton-le- (11/02362/OUT) for the Homes Hole, Houghton- erection of 300no. dwellings (Durham) le-Spring

SCC-49 1 16/01541/FUL Land East of Development of 33 detached 26/08/16 02/02/18 A 433523 547781 Seneca Q1 Hetton Quarry House residential properties with Homes Lane, East associated access and Rainton, infrastructure works Houghton-le- Spring

SCC-50 1 16/00216/RE Land Bounded by Reserved Matters application 12/02/16 14/04/16 A 433589 548082 Avant Homes Q1 Hetton M Durham Road, (14/00506/OUT) for the Hetton appearance, landscaping, Bridleway/Footpat layout and scale of h 9 And Markle development for 93 dwellings. Grove, Hetton-le- Hole, Sunderland

SCC-51 1 12/01125/OU Coal Bank Farm, Proposed residential 23/01/13 06/07/17 A 434548 546389 Mr Colin Ford Q1 Hetton T Weardale Street, development of 40no. Hetton le Hole, residential dwellings with Houghton-Le- associated works Spring DH5 0DX

SCC-52 1 14/00506/OU Land Bound by Outline application for 26/03/14 06/01/15 A 433589 548082 Durham Q1 Hetton T Durham Road, residential development all Chapter And Hetton matters reserved except for Croxdale Bridleway/Footpat access. Farms Limited h 9 And Markle

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Grove, Hetton-le- Hole, Sunderland

SCC-53 1 16/00884/FUL Land at Fir Tree Substitution of house types to 22/09/16 15/11/17 A 435969 546708 Mr Adam Q1 Hetton Lane, Easington permission 06/02209/FUL McVickers Lane, Houghton- le-Spring

SCC-54 1 16/01097/FU4 Former Newbottle Development of 17no. houses 27/06/16 05/10/16 A 433670 551075 Mr Steve Bell Q1 Houghto Community with associated landscaping n Centre, Houghton and parking. Road, Newbottle, Houghton-le- Spring DH4 4EE

SCC-55 1 17/01701/VA Land at Former Variation of Condition on 30/10/17 29/03/18 A 432950 550970 Gentoo Q1 Houghto R Homelands permission 14/02833/FUL (78 Homes n Estate - dwellings with associated Incorporating works) to remove PV panels Chestnut to roof and site plan showing Crescent, retaining walls and boundary Coronation details. Crescent and Part of Beechwood Terrace.

SCC-56 1 14/02833/FUL Land at Former 78 dwellings with associated 21/01/15 19/11/15 A 432950 550970 Gentoo Q1 Houghto Homelands works and demolition of 2 Homes n Estate - existing dwellings, and Incorporating associated stopping up of Chestnut highway

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Crescent, Coronation Crescent and Part of Beechwood Terrace.

SCC-57 1 15/00815/HY Land at Coaley Full application for 147 01/06/15 14/03/16 A 432950 550970 Persimmon Q1 Houghto B Lane, Houghton- dwellings and outline Homes n le-Spring application for approximately 130 residential dwellings with associated works

SCC-58 1 16/00430/FUL Former Lambton Erection of 120no. dwellings 31/03/16 16/06/16 A 432010 551150 BDW Trading Q1 Houghto Coke Works, n Lambton Lane, Houghton-le- Spring

SCC-59 1 15/00691/OU Former Chilton Outline planning application 05/06/15 13/12/17 A 432526 549549 Mr Neil Q1 Houghto T Moor Cricket for residential development of Findlay n Club, Chilton 45no Dwellings Moor, Houghton- le-Spring

SCC-60 1 16/02357/FUL Land South of Erection of 128 dwellings with 11/01/17 15/02/18 A 432950 550970 Gentoo Q1 Houghto Coaley Lane, associated works Homes n Newbottle, Houghton-le- Spring

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SCC-61 1 16/01687/OU Proposed Waste Proposed housing of up to 26/09/16 09/07/18 A 432088 550690 Arup Q1 Houghto T Transfer Station, 138 dwellings n Blackthorn Way, Sedgeletch Industrial Estate, Houghton-le- Spring

SCC-62 1 17/02296/FUL Former Kentmere Erection of 19no. bungalows 04/12/17 07/03/18 A 433346 550702 Karbon Q1 Houghto House, Blind with associated car parking Homes n Lane, Sedgeletch, and landscaping. Houghton-le- Spring

SCC-63 1 16/01321/VA Land North of Variation to conditions on 22/07/16 28/11/16 A 432110 549301 Mr Adam Q1 Houghto R Redburn Row, permission 14/01647/FUL to McVickers n Houghton-le- change house types and Spring drainage

SCC-64 1 16/01919/VA Former Lambton Variation of condition 2 on 18/10/16 13/01/17 A 431838 550255 Barratt Homes Q1 Houghto R Cokeworks, permission 16/00430/FUL n Lambton Lane, (120no. dwellings) to replace Houghton-le- dwelling types Spring

SCC-65 1 16/01231/VA Land North of Variation of condition on 12/07/16 05/10/16 A 433013 551213 Mr Adam Q1 Houghto R Coaley Lane, 15/00815/HYB (hybrid 277 McVickers n Houghton-le- dwelling scheme) to replace Spring layout, materials and house types

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SCC-66 1 14/01804/OU Land South of Outline application for 06/08/14 09/06/15 A 432217 549236 Mr John Q1 Houghto T Redburn Road residential development of 27 Bailey n and Black Boy no. dwellings Road, Chilton Moor, Houghton- le-Spring

SCC-67 1 14/01647/FUL Land North of Erection of 70no. residential 16/07/14 12/05/16 A 432110 549301 Persimmon Q1 Houghto Redburn Row, dwellings with associated Homes n Houghton-le- infrastructure and landscaping Spring

SCC-68 1 15/01267/FU4 Upper Floors Change of use from offices 21/07/15 01/10/15 A 439735 556940 The Minton Q1 Millfield Cassaton House, (Class B1(a) to 111no. studio Group 43 - 49 & 50 apartments (Class C3) for Fawcett Street, student let Sunderland SR1 1RR

SCC-69 1 14/02729/FUL Galen Building, Conversion of building to 04/12/14 25/03/15 A 439354 556766 J Noble & Q1 Millfield Green Terrace, comprise 128 units of Sons Ltd City Centre, accommodation providing 164 Sunderland student bed spaces and ancillary facilities

SCC-70 1 15/00357/FUL Phoenix House, Change of use of upper floors 30/03/15 10/06/15 A 439646 557075 Mr Drakash Q1 Millfield Union Street, from offices to student Ghai Sunderland SR1 accommodation 3BX

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SCC-71 1 16/01640/VA Upper Floors Variation of condition on 05/09/16 23/11/16 A 439735 556940 Fawcett Q1 Millfield R Cassaton House, permission 15/01267/FU4: Space 43 - 49 Fawcett (Change of use from offices Development Street, (Class B1(a) to 111no. studio Ltd Sunderland SR1 apartments (Class C3) for 1RR student let) to reduce number of units to 105

SCC-72 1 16/00097/FUL Upper Floors Extension to provide two 23/02/16 24/05/16 A 439735 556940 Minton Group Q1 Millfield Cassaton House, additional floors comprising Ltd 43 - 49 Fawcett 35 no. studio apartments for Street, student let Sunderland SR1 1RR

SCC-76 1 17/02258/FU4 Site of Redcar Erection of 10no. bungalows 29/11/17 27/02/18 A 437182 559003 ISOS Q1 Redhill House, Redcar with associated access and Developments Road, Sunderland landscaping. Limited

SCC-80 1 16/01524/HY Land at Former Full application for demolition 26/08/16 26/06/17 A 440579 552310 Barratt Homes Q1 Ryhope B Cherry Knowle of buildings and erection of North East Ltd Hospital, Burdon 304no. houses (Use Class Lane/Stockton C3) and outline application for Road, Ryhope, up to 496no. houses (Use Sunderland Class C3) including care village (up to 80no. bed spaces), up to 700sqm. of shops/services (Use Class A1 and/or A2 and/or A3 and/or

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A4 and/or A5) and associated landscaping and works.

SCC-81 1 18/00143/VA Land at Former Minor material amendment to 07/02/18 13/07/18 A 440579 552310 Barratt Homes Q1 Ryhope R Cherry Knowle permission 16/01524/HYB for North East Hospital, Burdon revised house types, layout, Lane/Stockton landscaping, tree protection, Road, Ryhope, boundary treatment and Sunderland phasing of works

SCC-82 1 16/01502/OU Land South of Outline application with two 17/08/16 22/12/17 A 440704 552037 The Church Q1 Ryhope 4 Ryhope, Southern means of vehicular access Commissioner Radial Route, from A1018 (Saint-Nazaire s for England Sunderland Way), up to 450 dwellings (Class C3); local centre including up to 500 square metres of floorspace (Class A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, C3, D1 or D2); earthworks and associated works

SCC-83 1 14/00899/RE Land to The Rear Reserved Matters application 13/05/14 19/05/15 A 440197 552642 CC Trading Q1 Ryhope M of Bevan Avenue, (outline 10/03941/OUT) for Limited and Sunderland erection of 150 dwellings, with Persimmon details relating to appearance, Homes Ltd landscaping, layout and scale

SCC-84 1 17/01593/FUL Land to The Rear Erection of 17 dwellings with 03/08/17 01/11/17 A 440197 552642 Persimmon Q1 Ryhope of Bevan Avenue, revised site levels and Homes Sunderland retaining structure details

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SCC-85 1 15/01629/OU Land at Demolition of existing 23/10/15 08/08/16 A 441204 553674 The Co- Q1 Ryhope 4 Grangetown buildings and development of operative Autos, Ryhope up to 22 dwellings. Group Road, Sunderland SR2 0SP

SCC-86 1 15/01789/SU Land to The Rear Reserved Matters application 02/09/15 21/01/16 A 440197 552642 Persimmon Q1 Ryhope B of Bevan Avenue, (outline 10/03941/OUT) for Homes at Sunderland erection of 150 dwellings, with Persimmon details relating to appearance, Homes landscaping, layout and scale Durham

SCC-87 1 17/00386/FUL Former Demolition of existing 28/03/17 22/09/17 A 441204 553674 Derwentside Q1 Ryhope Grangetown buildings and Erection of Homes Autos, Ryhope 46no. dwellings with Limited Road, Sunderland associated works SR2 0SP

SCC-88 1 16/02259/FUL Land to South of Demolition of existing dwelling 12/12/16 10/03/17 A 432205 552254 Mr Smith Q1 Shiney Hunter Street, and erection of 24 dwellings Row Shiney Row, with associated access, Houghton-le- parking and landscaping. Spring

SCC-89 1 17/01610/FU4 New Penshaw Demolition of existing garage 24/08/17 16/05/18 A 432113 553702 Mr Christie Q1 Shiney Garage/Former and construction of 14 no. Row Millco Premises, dwellings with associated Railway Terrace, access and landscaping Coxgreen Road, Penshaw,

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Houghton-le- Spring

SCC-90 1 14/01461/OU Land at Residential development of 23/06/14 11/08/17 A 436078 553026 Partner Q1 Silkswort T Silksworth up-to 250 no. residential Construction h Lane/Silksworth dwellings Limited Road, Silksworth, Sunderland

SCC-91 1 15/01072/FU4 Land East of Extra Care housing 06/07/15 28/10/15 A 438373 553952 Tolent Q1 Silkswort Silksworth Lane development comprising Construction h and North of 38no. 1-bed apartments, Ltd. Dene Street, New 39no. 2-bed apartments and Silksworth, communal facilities Sunderland

SCC-92 1 16/01318/VA4 Land East of Variation of conditions on 20/07/16 21/09/16 A 438373 553952 Mr Paul Q1 Silkswort Silksworth Lane permission 15/01072/FU4 Walker h and North of (Extra Care housing) Dene Street, New reduction in number of Silksworth, apartments from 77no to 75no Sunderland

SCC-94 1 14/02062/VA Site of Former Variation of condition on 17/09/14 17/12/14 A 439493 558630 Esh Q1 Southwic R Swimming Baths, permission 13/02388/FUL (34 Developments k Newcastle Road, residential units) to allow plots Sunderland 10,11,12, 14 to be handed.

SCC- 1 15/02185/VA Rear Of 24 - 26 Variation of conditions on 02/11/15 22/01/16 A 439503 556499 A1 Alpha Q1 St 101 R Stockton permission 13/02786/FUL to Properties Michaels Road/Former allow changes to external

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Thirkells Garage surfacing and approved bin (Leicester) Site, Stockton store Ltd. Road, City Centre, Sunderland SR2 7AJ

SCC- 1 16/02247/FUL Bonners Field, Demolition of existing 13/01/17 01/12/17 A 439667 557549 Butlers Q1 St Peters 102 Sunderland SR6 workshops and erection of Walsall Ltd 0AA 363 unit mixed use residential block for students (323 Units) and young professionals (40 units) (Use Class C3) with associated works

SCC- 1 14/02789/LP4 No Limits Change of use from former 16/12/14 17/03/15 A 439920 557835 Leah Q1 St Peters 103 Theatre, Dundas theatre to 9 two bed self- Properties Ltd Street, contained apartments and 1 Sunderland SR6 self-contained one bed 0AY apartment

SCC- 1 15/01138/FUL Unit C Extension to existing data 29/05/15 12/08/15 A 436410 551988 HP Enterprise Q2 Doxford 115 Camberwell Way, centre facility to provide data Service UK Doxford storage building with Ltd International associated external plant Business Park, areas. Sunderland SR3 3XN

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SCC- 1 16/00789/FUL Land at Scotia Erection of office HQ building 18/05/16 10/08/16 A 440203 557373 Tombola Ltd Q2 Hendon 116 Quay/North Of for Tombola Ltd with Low Street, associated works Sunderland

SCC- 1 15/00002/FUL Barringtons, Change of use from 05/01/15 26/02/15 A 440514 556737 Total Sport Q2 Hendon 117 Furniture 2 Go, warehouse (B8) to light NE Ltd Hendon Road, industrial (B1); warehouse Sunderland SR1 (B8); and ancillary retail (A1). 2JD

SCC- 1 14/00192/FUL Unit 9 Mercantile Erection of extension to west 31/01/14 01/04/14 A 433360 549068 Willmott Dixon Q2 Hetton 118 Road, Rainton elevation of existing factory Construction Bridge Industrial including creation of Ltd Estate, Houghton- additional car parking. le-Spring DH4 5PH

SCC- 1 15/02557/HY4 Former Vaux Detailed phase of 6319 sq m 24/12/15 24/08/16 A 439396 557233 Siglion Q2 Millfield 119 Brewery Site, Gill Office (B1) and 1000 sq m of Bridge Avenue, leisure (D1, D2), food and City Centre, drink (A3, A4) and retail (A1); Sunderland and outline scheme of up to 201 residential units, commercial (offices (B1), Hotel (C1), Leisure (D1, D2), Food and Drink (A3, A4), Retail (A1) and works

SCC- 1 14/02522/FU4 The Art Studio, 1 - Internal refurbishment of 18/12/14 27/02/15 A 439164 556961 Mr Iain Q2 Millfield 120 3 Hind Street, existing 3 storey office Garfield

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Sunderland SR1 building and construction of 3QD new 4 storey building linked to existing with associated works

SCC- 1 17/02418/HY3 Former Full application for erection of 19/12/17 23/03/18 A 440860 555780 Sunderland Q3 Hendon 122 Littlewoods Home 5728 sq metres of B2/B8 and City Council Shopping Group ancillary B1 with associated Ltd, Commercial works. Outline application for Road, Hendon, up to 0.309 ha of B2/B8 and Sunderland SR2 ancillary B1 (Plot 3) 8QS

SCC- 1 14/00504/FUL Land at Junction Erection of an industrial 02/04/14 01/07/14 A 433010 549055 Expert Tooling Q3 Hetton 123 Of Mercantile facility with offices and & Automation Road and associated car parking and Commerce Way, service yard. Rainton Bridge Industrial Estate, Houghton-le- Spring

SCC- 1 14/01127/FUL Connor Solutions Erection of extensions to 10/09/14 27/03/15 A 432826 548857 Connor Q3 Hetton 124 Limited, 3 front, east and west sides to Solutions Ltd Gadwall Road, provide 4234sq.m of Rainton Bridge additional floor space plus car South, Houghton- parking le-Spring DH4 5NL

SCC- 1 14/00632/FUL Tacle, Unit 2, Extensions to existing 26/03/14 08/05/14 A 433185 549285 Tacle Seating Q3 Hetton 125 Phoenix Way, production building to provide; U K Ltd

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Rainton Bridge new production line floor Industrial Estate, space and relocated and new Houghton-le- plant, overhead convey link Spring DH4 5SA and construction of new sprinkler tank

SCC- 1 17/00743/FU4 Tacle, Unit 2, Erection of a single storey 12/04/17 05/07/17 A 433185 549285 Tacle Seating Q3 Hetton 126 Phoenix Way, extension to existing UK Ltd Rainton Bridge production building to allow Industrial Estate, installation of a new Houghton-le- production line, erection of a Spring DH4 5PH covered storage area canopy

SCC- 1 14/00983/FUL Roundel Erection of infill extension to 18/06/14 04/09/14 A 429892 554530 Roundel Q3 Washing 141 Manufacturing adjoin 6 and 8 Sedling Road, Manufacturing ton Limited, 5- 8 erection of an extension to the Limited South Sedling Road, rear of 8 Sedling Road and Wear, associated works Washington NE38 9BZ

SCC- 1 16/00291/VA Radial Park Road, Variation of condition on 16/03/16 31/05/16 A 429204 554578 Rolls-Royce Q3 Washing 142 R Washington permission 12/00304/VAR for Plc ton erection of 30,000sq m South manufacturing facility and associated works

SCC- 1 17/01969/VA Smithers Oasis Removal and variation of 09/10/17 08/01/18 A 428600 555700 Smithers Q3 Washing 143 R Uk Ltd, Crowther conditions on permission Oasis UK Ltd ton Road, Crowther, 09/02803/VAR to allow South

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Washington NE38 loading/unloading of goods 0AQ outside consented times

SCC- 1 14/00398/VA LiDL, Durham Variation of condition on 21/02/14 20/05/14 A 437380 555029 Lidl UK GmbH Q4 Barnes 145 R Road, Sunderland permission 08/03881/FUL to SR3 4DF extend stores trading hours Monday to Saturday to 9pm.

SCC- 1 16/01588/VA LiDL, Durham Variation of Conditions on 05/09/16 25/01/17 A 437383 555058 Lidl UK GmbH Q4 Barnes 146 R Road, Sunderland permission 14/00398/VAR SR3 4DF

SCC- 1 16/02019/VA LiDL, Durham Variation of condition on 01/11/16 14/12/16 A 437383 555058 Lidl UK GmbH Q4 Barnes 147 R Road, Sunderland permission 14/00398/VAR to SR3 4DF extend stores trading hours from 08.00 to 23.00 for a temporary period (4 days)

SCC- 1 16/01667/FUL Stratstone Demolition of existing 19/09/16 23/02/17 A 435150 551644 Pendragon Q4 Copt Hill 151 Garages North bungalow and two car sales PLC and South of showrooms. Erection of a new A690, showroom building and Stoneygate, erection of new workshop and Houghton-le- two number valet buildings Spring DH4 4NJ

SCC- 1 18/00181/VA Stratstone Variation of condition on 30/04/18 30/07/18 A 435201 551667 Pendragon Q4 Copt Hill 152 R Garages North permission 16/01667/FUL for Plc and South of the addition of 2no. flues to A690, workshop Stoneygate,

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Houghton-le- Spring DH4 4NJ

SCC- 1 17/00415/VA Lidl, Market Town Retrospective: Variation of 03/03/17 07/06/17 A 434105 550051 Lidl UK GmbH Q4 Houghto 153 R Store, Mautland condition on permission n Square, 15/01670/FUL (Demolition Houghton-le- and erection of replacement Spring DH4 4BJ food store) to allow minor external alterations

SCC- 1 15/01670/FUL 1 Mautland Demolition of existing food 20/08/15 29/10/15 A 434105 550051 Lidl (Gmbh) Q4 Houghto 154 Square, store and erection of UK n Houghton-le- replacement food store with Spring DH4 4BJ associated parking and landscaping.

SCC- 1 16/02130/VA B & Q Variation of condition on 29/11/16 25/05/17 A 438893 557490 Wm Morrison Q4 Millfield 155 R Warehouse, permission 99/00084/OUT Supermarkets Trimdon Street, that restricts the sale of Plc Sunderland SR4 certain goods 6DW

SCC- 1 14/01440/FUL B & Q Sub-division and extension to 02/07/14 20/11/14 A 438893 557490 B and Q Plc Q4 Millfield 156 Warehouse, existing DIY retail warehouse And Wm Trimdon Street, to create new format B & Q Morrison Sunderland SR4 DIY retail warehouse and new Supermarkets 6DW Morrisons food store Plc

SCC- 1 17/01640/FUL B & Q External alterations to include 30/08/17 28/11/17 A 438893 557490 T J Morris Q4 Millfield 157 Warehouse, new shop front and Trimdon Street, associated works.

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Sunderland SR4 6DW

SCC- 1 16/00892/FU4 Site of Former Erection of a retail unit and 03/06/16 05/10/16 A 439381 556945 Pavilion Q4 Millfield 158 Crowtree Leisure associated car parking, Property Centre, Crowtree access, public open space, Trustees Ltd Road, Sunderland service yard and stopping up and Pavilion SR1 3EL of a public highway. Trustees Ltd

SCC- 1 17/00298/VA LiDL, Ryhope Variation of Condition (No and 20/02/17 03/05/17 A 441139 553959 Lidl UK GmbH Q4 Ryhope 160 R Road, Sunderland times of deliveries) on SR2 9TB permission 16/02018/VAR to allow for maximum of two deliveries between 10:00 and 18:00

SCC- 1 15/01588/FUL LiDL, Ryhope Erection of a foodstore (Class 06/08/15 14/12/15 A 441139 553959 Lidl GmbH Ltd Q4 Ryhope 161 Road, Sunderland A1) and associated works SR2 9TB including access, parking and landscaping (as amended).

SCC- 1 15/02436/FU4 Land at Salterfen Erection of two storey 21/01/16 15/07/16 A 441401 553877 Home Living Q4 Ryhope 162 Lane, Sunderland furniture retail building (A1) North East Ltd and single storey fast food restaurant (A3/A5) with associated access, parking and landscaping.

SCC- 1 16/02018/VA LiDL, Ryhope Variation of condition (hours 31/10/16 25/01/17 A 441139 553959 Lidl GmbH Ltd Q4 Ryhope 163 R Road, Sunderland of operation) on permission SR2 9TB

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16/01569/VAR to vary hours of operation of premises

SCC- 1 16/01569/VA LiDL, Ryhope Variation of condition on 30/09/16 14/12/16 A 441139 553959 Lidl UK Gmbh Q4 Ryhope 164 R Road, Sunderland permission 15/01588/FUL to SR2 9TB vary open roof terrace area

SCC- 1 14/00844/VA Homebase, Variation of condition on 30/05/14 30/07/14 A 438258 554768 Homebase Q4 Silkswort 165 R Silksworth Lane, permission 00/00500/FUL to Ltd and CDS h Sunderland SR3 allow sale of books International 1PD magazines, toys, sports goods and camping equipment from 465 sqm of existing sales area

SCC- 1 17/00976/SU City Hospitals Installation of automatic 11/05/17 05/07/17 A 438249 555500 ParkingEye Q6 Barnes 173 B Sunderland, number plate recognition Ltd Children’s Centre, (ANPR) cameras attached to Durham Road, lighting column Sunderland SR3 4AG

SCC- 1 18/00350/LP3 11 - 21 Maudlin Demolition of 10 terraced 27/02/18 25/04/18 A 435603 548443 Sunderland Q6 Copt Hill 178 Street, Hetton-le- houses (12-21 Maudlin City Council Hole, Houghton- Street) and structural le-Spring, DH5 strengthening works to 11 9BG Maudlin Street.

SCC- 1 18/01068/FUL Chapelgarth, Erection of acoustic bund and 10/07/18 04/09/18 A 437106 552065 Siglion Q6 Doxford 179 South of associated landscaping.

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Weymouth Road, Sunderland

SCC- 1 14/00623/VA Monkwearmouth Variation of condition 13/03/14 22/05/14 A 439399 559045 Northumberla Q6 Fulwell 180 R Hospital, (BREEAM) on permission nd Tyne And Newcastle Road, 12/00231/FUL (24 bed Wear NHS Sunderland purpose-built dementia care centre)

SCC- 1 18/00100/FU4 Former Application for temporary 26/01/18 01/05/18 A 440510 560302 Cundall Q6 Fulwell 181 Funfair/The uses for a period of up to 5 Pullman Lodge years. Potential uses to and Seaburn include A1, A3, D2, and Centre, Whitburn Coastal Gardens (Sui Road, Sunderland Generis). Other Sui Generis SR6 8AA uses may include Outdoor Cinema(s), market(s), temporary games court(s) / play space(s) with sand/turf, installation of shipping containers and other works

SCC- 1 17/01761/FUL Sunderland Demolition of existing canteen 11/09/17 10/07/18 A 439907 556088 Your Life Q6 Hendon 182 Church High and food technology block, Management School, Mowbray erection of a 57 no. unit extra Services Ltd Road, Sunderland care facility (Class C2) with SR2 8HY associated works

SCC- 1 15/02023/FUL Former Change of use to Timber 30/10/15 21/01/16 A 440530 556745 Mr David Q6 Hendon 183 Sunderland Merchants (sui generis) Nordstrom Furniture

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Warehouse, alterations to elevations and Hendon Street re-roof buildings. and Vacant Property Between Hendon Street and Woodbine Street, Sunderland

SCC- 1 14/02342/FUL Former Furniture Change of use from 27/11/14 28/01/15 A 440514 556737 Gym 360 Q6 Hendon 184 2 Go, Hendon warehouse to gym facility. Sunderland Road, Sunderland Ltd SR1 2JD

SCC- 1 17/02315/FUL Edward Demolition of former paper 29/11/17 02/02/18 A 440970 554980 Paul Q6 Hendon 185 Thompson Group, mill and various buildings. Mackings Sunderland Paper Consulting Ltd Mill, Ocean Rd, Sunderland SR2 9RY

SCC- 1 15/01704/LP3 Former Partial demolition of 04/01/16 29/02/16 A 440860 555780 Sunderland Q6 Hendon 186 Littlewoods Call commercial building with rear City Council Cntre, section modified and retained. Commercial Rd, Sunderland SR2 8QS

SCC- 1 17/01201/FUL Former Joplings, Sub-division of existing 21/06/17 06/09/17 A 439835 557088 Jaspia Ltd Q6 Hendon 187 John Street, City ground floor retail into 3no. Centre, retail units (A1); change of

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Sunderland SR1 use of upper floors to 166no. 1DP student bed accommodation

SCC- 1 16/00037/FUL Former Joplings, Proposed reduction in retail 12/01/16 09/03/16 A 439835 557088 Sanguine Q6 Hendon 188 John Street, floor space to existing retail Hospitality Sunderland SR1 department store and the Limited 1DP conversion of three floors to hotel use (Class C1).

SCC- 1 17/00557/FU4 Land North of Construction of 524 no. space 21/03/17 05/07/17 A 433436 548736 Marick Real Q6 Hetton 189 Cygnet Way, car park with associated Estate Cygnet Way, works Rainton Bridge South, Houghton- le-Spring

SCC- 1 15/00521/VA Hetton School, Variation of condition 17 on 20/03/15 18/06/15 A 434778 547138 Galliford Try Q6 Hetton 190 R North Road, permission 14/01704/LP4 Hetton-le-Hole, (replacement school) to allow Houghton-le- for maximum surface water Spring DH5 9JZ run-off discharge rate of 107 litres per second.

SCC- 1 14/01704/LP4 Hetton School, Demolition of existing school 25/07/14 17/10/14 A 434778 547138 Miller Q6 Hetton 191 North Road, and redevelopment of site to Construction Hetton-le-Hole, provide replacement school, (UK) Ltd Houghton-le- parking, landscaping and Spring DH5 9JZ sports facilities.

SCC- 1 16/00341/VA4 Hetton School, Variation of condition on 08/03/16 28/04/16 A 434778 547138 Galliford Try Q6 Hetton 192 North Road, approval 14/01704/LP4

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Hetton-le-Hole, (replacement school) to Houghton-le- include new substation and Spring DH5 9JZ plant

SCC- 1 13/02723/OU Saint Nicholas Demolition of former church 16/09/13 01/05/14 A 435332 547408 Brett Bros Q6 Hetton 193 T Church, Front and construction of new 30 Developments Street, Hetton-le- unit Elderly and Mentally Ltd Hole, Houghton- Infirm (EMI) care facility le-Spring DH5 9HJ

SCC- 1 16/01364/FUL Land Adjacent to Construction of a 300-space 01/08/16 28/11/16 A 433081 548852 Npower Q6 Hetton 194 N Power, Cygnet car park, with associated Northern Way, Rainton works to include lighting and Limited Bridge South, storm water attenuation Houghton-le- Spring DH4 5QZ

SCC- 1 16/02214/LP3 Land At Elemore Flood alleviation scheme on 05/12/16 01/03/17 A 435485 546148 Sunderland Q6 Hetton 195 Golf Club, existing ponds and City Council Elemore watercourse. Lane/Hetton Le Hill, Easington Lane, Houghton- le-Spring

SCC- 1 13/02636/VA The Russell Variation of condition 30/08/13 06/03/14 A 433199 551402 Russell Foster Q6 Houghto 197 R Foster Football (opening hours) on Youth League n Centre, Staddon permission 04/02864/FUL (20 Way, Houghton- no. pitches with associated changing pavilion, outdoor

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le-Spring, DH4 store and car parking) to vary 4WL hours of use

SCC- 1 16/02168/FUL The Russell Upgrading of surfacing of the 17/11/16 01/02/17 A 433151 551439 Mr David Q6 Houghto 198 Foster Football existing car park to hard Armstrong n Centre, Staddon standing, including creation of Way, Houghton- additional car parking. le-Spring, DH4 4WL

SCC- 1 17/01957/FU4 Kepier, Dairy Demolition of existing school 29/09/17 19/12/17 A 433849 549600 Bam Q6 Houghto 199 Lane, Houghton- buildings and redevelopment Construction n le-Spring DH4 of the site to provide a Ltd 5BH replacement school and associated works

SCC- 1 17/01095/VA The Russell Variation of conditions 2 (no 02/06/17 05/06/18 A 433151 551439 Mr David Q6 Houghto 200 R Foster Football of pitches) and 3 (Hours of Armstrong n Centre, Staddon Operations) on permission Way, Houghton- 13/02636/VAR to increase le-Spring DH4 pitches from 6 to 12 and vary 4WL hours of operation.

SCC- 1 16/01697/FU4 Land Adjacent to Erection of a part 4 14/10/16 10/01/17 A 439464 557126 Minhoco34 Q6 Millfield 202 Keel Square, 52 - storey/part 6 storey 120 bed Ltd 55 High Street hotel (Class C1) and 5no. West, Sunderland ground floor retail units SR1 3DP (Classes A1/A3/A4) with infrastructure works

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SCC- 1 15/01538/VA City of Variation of conditions on 03/08/15 14/10/15 A 438486 556954 Pakistan Q6 Millfield 203 R Sunderland Social permission 11/03598/FUL Islamic Centre Services (Change of use of vehicle Transport Depot, storage depot to place of Saint Marks Road worship, community and North, Sunderland education centre - Class D1) SR4 7DA to allow the erection of two minarets and a full height domed entrance hall

SCC- 1 17/01525/VA4 Land Adjacent to Variation of condition 2 24/07/17 13/10/17 A 439464 557126 Minhoco34 Q6 Millfield 204 Keel Square, 52 - (plans) of planning approval Ltd 55 High Street 16/01697/FU4, proposed West, Sunderland increase in height of building by 1.25 metres.

SCC- 1 16/01869/VA Masjid Anwar E Variation of condition on 30/12/16 24/03/17 A 438486 556954 Mr Nazeer Q6 Millfield 205 R Madinah, Saint permission 15/01538/VAR Hussain Marks Road (place of worship, community North, Millfield, and education centre etc) to Sunderland SR4 seek approval for revisions to 7DA design and appearance

SCC- 1 15/02103/FU4 Former Fire Conversion of former fire 10/11/15 20/01/16 A 439345 557060 MAC Trust Q6 Millfield 206 Station, Dun Cow station to mixed-use C/o Buckley Street, City development comprising Burnett Centre, dance/theatre studios, cafe, Limited Sunderland SR1 bar/restaurant and exhibition 3HE space

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SCC- 1 15/00257/VA Saint Anthonys Variation of condition 14 on 11/03/15 10/06/15 A 439119 556299 Kier Q6 Millfield 207 R Girls Catholic approval 13/03799/FUL: Park Construction Academy, and Ride scheme to relocate Thornhill Terrace, Park and Ride facilities to rear Sunderland SR2 of Thornholme Rd and 7JN Birchfield Rd

SCC- 1 17/01590/VA Former Fire Variation of Condition 2 (list of 08/09/17 22/11/17 A 439345 557060 MAC Trust Q6 Millfield 208 R Station, Dun Cow approved plans), removal of Street, Conditions 13 (cycle storage) Sunderland SR1 and 17 (remediation) and 3HE approval of details pursuant of Conditions 3 (materials), 4 (repair/restoration method statement), 8 (archaeological watching brief report) and 19 (plant/machinery) of permission 16/01255/VA4

SCC- 1 16/01844/FU4 Land at Dun Cow Provision of auditorium with 10/10/16 09/02/17 A 439333 557095 Sunderland Q6 Millfield 209 Street/Garden outdoor performance space MAC Trust Place, and open space (Class D2) Sunderland

SCC- 1 17/00635/FUL Shackleton Change of use from office 05/05/17 04/07/17 A 439080 557040 University of Q6 Millfield 211 House, Silksworth space (Class B1) to higher Sunderland Row, Sunderland education and ancillary prayer SR1 3QJ facility (Class D1) with associated refurbishment works

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SCC- 1 16/01255/VA4 Former Fire Variation of condition 2 on 25/07/16 21/09/16 A 439345 557060 Sunderland Q6 Millfield 212 Station, Dun Cow permission 15/02103/FU4 Music Arts Street, (Conversion of former fire and Culture Sunderland SR1 station to mixed-use (MAC) Trust 3HE development) minor material amendment to layout

SCC- 1 18/00646/FUL The Gatehouse, Erection of a 1.6 metre high 16/04/18 05/07/18 A 440388 552398 Northumbrian Q6 Ryhope 217 Ryhope Pumping internal perimeter fence, Water Ltd Station, access gates and installation Waterworks of 4no. life buoy stands. Road, Ryhope, Sunderland SR2 0ND

SCC- 1 15/01546/FD Ryhope Village C Demolition of existing 09/02/16 30/08/16 A 440943 552978 Malhotra Q6 Ryhope 218 C E Primary School, buildings and erection of new Group PLC Ryhope Street 66-bedroom residential care South, facility. Sunderland SR2 0HG

SCC- 1 14/00622/VA Ryhope General Variation of condition on 13/03/14 30/05/14 A 440579 552310 Mr Tony Q6 Ryhope 219 R Hospital, Stockton permission 11/03478/FUL Railton Road, Ryhope, (new 140 bed Mental Health Sunderland SR2 Hospital with associated 0LY works) to replace requirement for development to achieve 'BREEAM Excellent' with

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requirement to achieve 'BREEAM Very Good'

SCC- 1 14/01703/LP4 Shiney Row Demolition of existing school 23/07/14 17/10/14 A 432701 552496 Miller Q6 Shiney 221 Primary School, and redevelopment of site to Construction Row South View, provide replacement school, (UK) Ltd Shiney Row, parking, landscaping and Houghton-le- sports facilities. Spring DH4 4QP

SCC- 1 16/01083/VA4 Land Adjacent to Variation of condition on 17/06/16 11/08/16 A 439445 558017 The Q6 Southwic 222 Sunderland permission 15/00643/HYB Foundation of k Aquatic Centre, (Mixed use development of Light Vaux Brewery Free School; indoor and Way, Sunderland outdoor sports and leisure facilities, event space; flexible office space; cafe and external play space, with associated works) to carry out minor amendments to layout

SCC- 1 14/01157/FUL Benfield Motors, Erection of car dealership with 01/07/14 30/09/14 A 439550 558543 Benfield Motor Q6 Southwic 223 Newcastle Road, associated facilities and car Group k Sunderland SR5 parking. 1JS

SCC- 1 15/00643/HY Land Adjacent to Mixed use development of 07/04/15 30/09/15 A 439445 558017 The Q6 Southwic 224 B Sunderland Free School; indoor and Foundation of k Aquatic Centre, outdoor sports and leisure Light Vaux Brewery facilities, event space; flexible Way, Sunderland

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office space; cafe and external play space

SCC- 1 16/01724/VA Dixon Peugeot, Variation of condition on 09/09/16 25/11/16 A 439550 558543 Mr S Norcliffe Q6 Southwic 225 R Newcastle Road, permission 14/01157/FUL k Sunderland SR5 (Erection of car dealership 1JS with associated facilities) minor material amendment

SCC- 1 16/01353/FUL Eye Infirmary, Erection of ANPR (automatic 29/07/16 21/09/16 A 439800 555100 ParkingEye Q6 St 226 Queen Alexandra number plate recognition) Ltd Michaels Road, Sunderland cameras, pay and display SR2 9HP machines and associated cabinets

SCC- 1 14/01123/FUL Land at Park Demolition of existing 20/05/14 18/08/14 A 439773 556807 Sunderland Q6 St 227 Lane, Holmeside, structures and erection of a College Michaels Sunderland new Further Education Campus (Class D1) including retail (Class A1) and associated works

SCC- 1 18/01347/LP3 Roker Cliff Park, Temporary change of use of 30/07/18 03/10/18 A 440688 559729 People Q6 St Peters 228 Cliffe Park, Roker Cliff Park and erection Services Sunderland of temporary buildings and structures, to allow for Sunderland Illuminations and Festival of Light to operate for a number of days annually between 1st October-30th November for a 5 year period.

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SCC- 1 18/01349/LP3 Roker Park, Temporary change of use of 30/07/18 03/10/18 A 440490 559165 Sunderland Q6 St Peters 229 Roker Park Road, Roker Park and erection of City Council Sunderland temporary buildings and structures, to allow for Sunderland Illuminations & Festival of Light to operate for a number of days annually between 1st October-30th November for a 5 year period.

SCC- 1 14/01527/LAP Saint Peters Landscape enhancements to 01/07/14 30/09/14 A 440170 557781 Sunderland Q6 St Peters 230 Church, Dame grounds around St Peters City Council Dorothy Church, including new Office Of The Street/Saint vehicular and pedestrian Chief Peter's Way, entrances, footpaths, Executive Sunderland SR6 floodlighting and planting 0EZ

SCC- 1 15/02379/FUL Former Demolition of existing building 21/01/16 26/04/17 A 440112 558023 Mr R Wooler Q6 St Peters 231 Speedings and erection of five storey Sailworks, 15 student accommodation, to Whickham Street, provide 68 student bedrooms. Monkwearmouth, Sunderland SR6 0ED

SCC- 1 17/01115/FUL Unit 2, Crowther Erection of a 2.4 metre 30/06/17 06/09/17 A 428472 555862 Mr Edmond Q6 Washing 241 Road, Crowther, palisade fence around the Dickson ton Washington NE38 boundary of the site and South 0AA access gates to entrance.

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SCC- 1 14/01371/OU Coal Bank Farm, Outline application for 17/11/14 Outstand 434622 546305 Mr Colin Ford Q1 243 T Hetton-le-Hole, erection of 82 dwellings ing Houghton-le- Spring DH5 0DX

SCC- 1 15/02265/FUL Saint Benets Change of use from 14/06/16 Outstand 439949 557943 Bolbec Hall Q1 245 Roman Catholic monastery to create 15no ing Ltd Monastery, The units of student Causeway, accommodation with Sunderland SR6 associated works 0BH

SCC- 1 15/02266/OU Land To The Construction of 4 storey 14/06/16 Outstand 439916 557916 Bolbec Hall Q1 246 T South Of Saint building to provide 55 units of ing Ltd Benets Church, student accommodation with The Causeway, associated access/parking. Sunderland

SCC- 1 16/02123/OU Land At Black Outline application for 02/12/16 Outstand 432130 549475 NEBDL And Q1 247 4 Boy Road, Fence residential development of up ing Story Homes Houses, to 141 dwellings Ltd Houghton-le- Spring

SCC- 1 17/00589/FUL Land At Lambton Demolition of existing 21/03/17 Outstand 431940 550631 Persimmon Q1 248 Lane, Houghton- scrapyard and Cosyfoam ing Homes le-Spring industrial unit and erection of Durham 252 no residential dwellings

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SCC- 1 17/01396/OU Land At Outline application to include 27/07/17 Outstand 432132 550499 M D Q1 249 T Blackthorn Way, demolition of existing ing Engineering Sedgeletch buildings to allow erection of UK Ltd Industrial Estate, up to 20no residential Houghton-le- dwellings Spring

SCC- 1 17/01631/FU4 Land At Penshaw Construction of 18 dwelling 26/09/17 Outstand 4322180 552896 NORR Q1 250 House, Penshaw houses, change of use of ing Consultants Stables, Penshaw House from offices Penshaw, to a dwelling house and Houghton-le- associated works Spring DH4 7LB

SCC- 1 17/02012/FUL Land At Redburn Erection of 50no. dwellings 09/11/17 Outstand Not Gleeson Q1 251 Road, Chilton with foul pumping station, ing found Regeneration Moor, Houghton- access and landscaping Ltd. le-Spring

SCC- 1 17/02445/FUL Land North Of Erection of 141no. residential 21/12/17 Outstand 432876 551231 Persimmon Q1 253 Coaley Lane, dwellings with access, ing Homes Houghton Le landscaping and infrastructure Durham Spring, Newbottle

SCC- 1 18/00075/FUL Land East Of Erection of 99 dwellings with 16/01/18 Outstand Not Gentoo Q1 254 Former Broomhill roads, infrastructure and open ing found Homes Ltd. Estate, Houghton space. Road, Hetton-le- Hole, Houghton- le-Spring

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SCC- 1 17/02178/FU4 Land at Downs Construction of 112no. 13/02/18 Outstand 435567 548142 Gleeson Q1 255 Lane, Hetton-le- dwelling houses with ing Regeneration Hole, Houghton- associated works Ltd. le-Spring

SCC- 1 17/01809/OU Farringdon Social Outline application for the 13/02/18 Outstand 436861 553554 C/o Agent Q1 256 T Club and Institute demolition of existing social ing TTS Planning Limited, Anthony club and redevelopment for Consultants Road, Sunderland residential accommodation SR3 3HG (Class C3) (up to 20 units).

SCC- 1 18/00202/HY Land South West a.) Outline application for up 08/03/18 O 434399 548705 Mr C Ford Q1 258 B of A182 And to 214 residential dwellings on South Of Bradley 7.5Ha served by a new Avenue/ Fairburn access on to the A182; Avenue, b.) Full planning permission Houghton Le for development of 3.4ha for Spring hydrology management and sustainable drainage and as ecological buffer

SCC- 1 18/00438/FUL Land To The Application for 100 residential 09/04/18 O 437878 552940 Gentoo Q1 260 North Of Mill Hill units (C3) and associated Homes Road, Doxford works Park, Sunderland

SCC- 1 18/00609/FU4 Land North Of Development of 64 dwellings 13/04/18 O 440263 560748 Miller Homes Q1 261 Seaburn Camp, along with associated access, and The Seaburn, landscaping and other University Of Sunderland ancillary development Sunderland

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SCC- 1 18/00749/FUL The Inn Place, Demolition of existing public 16/05/18 O 437786 552391 The Inn Place Q1 263 Knollside Close, house and erection of 19 Partnership Sunderland SR3 dwellings with associated 2UD parking and landscaping.

SCC- 1 18/00993/OU Land To West Of Outline application for up to 22/06/18 O 432378 549000 Harworth Q1 264 4 Mallard Way, 96 houses, open space, Houghton-le- SuDS features, footpath Spring improvements and improvements to Mallard Way

SCC- 1 18/00640/FUL Burdon Lane, 96 dwellings with access from 20/09/18 O 438699 552003 Persimmon Q1 267 Burdon, Burdon Road and associated Homes Ltd. Sunderland open space, landscaping, infrastructure and earthworks.

SCC- 1 18/01276/FUL Former Tyne And Demolition of former Fire 25/09/18 O 439581 559541 Cancara Q1 268 Wear Fire And Station and erection of 1no. 4 Property Ltd Rescue Service, storey block and 1no. 2 storey Fire Station, block to provide 32no. flats Station Road, Fulwell, Sunderland SR6 9AE

SCC- 1 18/01820/FUL Former Paper Construction of 227 dwellings 19/10/18 O 440939 554997 Persimmon Q1 270 Mill, Ocean Rd, with associated works Homes Sunderland

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SCC- 1 18/01963/FU4 Former Easington Erection of 116no dwellings 09/11/18 O 436600 545754 Placefirst Q1 271 Lane Primary and associated works Construction School, South Ltd Hetton Rd, Easington Lane, Houghton-le- Spring DH5 0LQ

SCC- 1 18/02002/FUL Former Dubmire Erection of 17 residential 28/11/18 O 432173 549852 PF Burridge Q1 272 Primary School, dwellings with associated Britannia Terrace, internal road layout and Houghton-le- parking. Spring DH4 6HL

SCC- 1 18/01877/RE Land At Reserved matters application 03/12/18 O 437663 553214 Mr Paul Hunt Q1 273 M Silksworth to permission 14/01461/OUT Lane/Silksworth for the erection of 250no (C3) Road, Silksworth, residential dwellings Sunderland

SCC- 1 18/01849/FUL 9 - 12 Summerhill, Change of use from 4 houses 03/12/18 O 438944 556589 Bernicia Q1 274 Sunderland SR2 in multiple occupation to 10 7NX self-contained flats.

2 A1 Birtley to 4.2km scheme of widening of Road Coal House A1 south of Gateshead to four Improvement lanes between junction 65 and 67 on southbound carriageway and three lanes with lane gain/drop between junctions on northbound

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carriageway to provide additional capacity. Also includes off-line replacement of Allerdene Railway Bridge to tie into existing structure at Junction 67 Coal House.

STC-02 1 ST/0341/13/L "Hebburn New Community Hub with 17/06/13 Granted 430749 564475 South Sport Hebburn AA (and Central", Glen 25m six lane swimming pool, Tyneside and North ST/1309/13/N Street, Hebburn with learner pool, sports Council Rec MA) facilities, STC Customer Service facilities, café, library. Car park and associated works (already open)

STC-03 1 ST/0859/15/F Aldi, 1 Glen Erection of Aldi foodstore with 04/01/16 Granted Aldi Retail Hebburn UL Street, Hebburn associated works (opened New North during November 2018) Dvpt

STC-10 1 ST/1211/17/F Site of Croftside Construction of 36no. 22/06/18 Granted 440714 562071 South Resi Whitburn UL (and Court (now apartments in two buildings, Tyneside New and ST/0940/18/N cleared), with communal facilities and Housing Dvpt Marsden MA) Croftside Avenue/ works (under construction) Ventures Bowman Street, Trust Ltd. Whitburn SR6 7AU

STC-11 1 ST/0417/17/F Vacant Formerly Demolition of existing milk 17/05/17 Resolution s106 to 436212 564620 H D Homes Resi Biddick UL Associated depot and erection of 30 no. to grant; be Ltd New and All Creameries residential apartments with s106 to be signed Dvpt Saints Egerton Road associated works signed

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South Shields NE33 4TB

STC-12 1 ST/1198/16/F 1-50 Seymour Demolition of existing building 18/05/17 Granted 437024 564827 McCarthy & Resi West UL (and Court (exc no. and erection of residential Stone New Park ST/0481/18/N 13), Site of the retirement block comprising of Retirement Dvpt MA) former Harton 49 dwellings with associated Lifestyles Ltd Centre, 52 Harton works (under construction) Lane, South Shields, NE34 0EE

STC-13 1 ST/0274/17/F Site of former Redevelopment to provide 08/12/17 Granted 436502 565743 Isos Housing Resi West UL/ Gordon House 18no. dwelling houses with Limited New Park ST/0215/18/N Gordon Street associated parking and Dvpt MA South Shields landscaping (near completion) NE33 4JP

GC-03 1 DC/16/00727/ Allied Bakeries, Replacement of existing 12/08/16 05/10/16 Grant 428539 562269 Mr Harry Q15 PELHE FUL Abbotsford Road, vehicle wash with updated Fazal W Felling NE10 0LT recycled water vehicle wash and associated works

GC-08 1 DC/17/01102/ NDC, Stoneygate Erection of bus storage 09/10/17 14/11/17 Grant 428141 561927 Mr M Nellist Q15 FELL FUL Lane, Felling building NE10 0HJ

SCCLP- 3 Carley Hill 6-10 years in SHLAA – 4.2 ha 438595 559370 05 School, Emsworth Delivery projected 2025-2029 road SHLAA site ref. 104

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STCLP- 3 Land at North Amber in Strategic Land 436094 561826 04 Farm (West), Review Boker Lane, West Site potentially suitable for Boldon 210 homes on 9.33 ha SLR Ref. BC25a

STCLP- 3 Land at Chuter Amber in Strategic Land 435890 562976 08 Ede Education Review Centre/ Vacant SLR Site ref. OSS40 former Brydan Court Nursing Home, Galsworthy Road, South Shields

STCLP- 3 Land at Cleadon Amber in Strategic Land 437094 561727 09 Lane Industrial Review – 9.48 ha Estate, East Site potentially suitable for Boldon 138 homes or 423 jobs SLR site ref. BC37

GCLP- 3 MSGP1.14 Land south of 1.2ha 428322 555469 04 Portobello Trade Park

GCLP- 3 MSGP1.18 Land at Brewery 4.41ha 428063 562475 05 Lane, Felling

GCLP- 3 MSGP1.19 Land at 1.28ha 428366 562268 06 Stoneygate Lane

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GCLP- 3 MSGP10.52 St Peters Close 5 427963 561303 08 (Former Salvation Army premises)

GCLP- 3 MSGP10.66 Northside- Cell C 132 427698 556549 12

GCLP- 3 MSGP10.76 Queen Victoria St 19 428957 562242 15 Pelaw

GCLP- 3 MSGP10.129 North of Gullane 30, Residential 430141 562992 18 Close, Bill Quay

GCLP- 3 JE2.16 Brewery Lane 4.3ha designated, 428069 562478 22 Employment

GCLP- 3 JE2.17 Nest Road 0.4ha designated, 428170 562617 23 Employment

GCLP- 3 JE2.18 Abbotsford Road 2.7ha designated, 428368 562230 24 Employment

GCLP- 3 MU22 Bill Quay 0.66ha available, Mixed Use 429694 562956 28 Riverside

GCLP- 3 H3.55 Opposite 36 remaining capacity, 427640 560447 29 Coltsfoot Residential Gardens, Whitehill Drive, Windy Nook

GCLP- 3 H3.56 Former Heworth 47 remaining capacity, 428354 560480 30 Colliery, Whitehill Residential

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Drive, Windy Nook

GCLP- 3 H3.66 Land opposite 8 remaining capacity, 429091 562101 31 Oakfield Terrace, Residential Pelaw

GCLP- 3 GV5 Kibblesworth 225, Residential 424002 556684 32

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