Cuckfield – Assessed Sites
Site Reference: 11 (CU/04) Parish CU Ward Site location Land at Wheatsheaf Lane, Cuckfield Site use(s): U011 - Agriculture Gross site area 6.8 hectares Site Suitable: The site has low landscape suitability for development. While located in a reasonably sustainable location, development would represent an incongruous encroachment into a valley in which the site is prominently located. Furthermore the site is rural in character, is distinct from the settlement area and has a role in settlement separation; tree buffers along the south of the site ensure that it feels detached from the built form of settlement. Access could be gained on Wheatsheaf Lane but this is likely to require third-party land and the removal of a number of trees of which no evidence has been submitted advising of its availability. Site Available: Submitted to the SHLAA by site proponent. Site Market price and demand for houses in these attractive edge of village locations has Achievable: a positive impact on viability. However, third party land is required to achieve access to the site and this is an unknown cost that may impact on viability. This site is considered unachievable until the proponent can demonstrate successful access proposals that do not make the site unviable. Constraints / Site would require allocation through relevant DPD or Neighbourhood Plan. Site not Action allocated for residential development in Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan. Ancient Woodland required: and SNCI must be retained, enhanced and buffered (ecological in nature). Unimproved grassland habitat. Net developable area (ha): 5.5 Proposed site density (dph): 1 Lower- 30 Deliverable (1-5 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 0 Dwellings Not Currently developable Overall Not considered currently developable as would have a severe impact upon rural character Conclusion and wider landscape of area. Site has no obvious access points and a reliance on third party land to achieve this.
Mid Sussex SHLAA April 2016
Site Reference: 63 (CU/01) Parish CU Ward Site location Land north of Riseholme, Broad Street, Cuckfield Site use(s): U011 - Agriculture Gross site area 3.5 hectares Site Suitable: This site is considered to have low landscape suitability for development due to its importance in forming a gap between Cuckfield and Haywards Heath and the settlement edge to Cuckfield (LUC Assessment). This open area represents one of only a few defined gaps between Cuckfield and Haywards Heath along the A272 which is characterised by ribbon-type development. The site marks the boundary between the built up area of Cuckfield and the rural area between Cuckfield and Haywards Heath. Development of this site would push the built up area boundary out towards Haywards Heath and contribute towards coalescence between the two settlements. Proponent suggesting 1.5 ha housing 2 ha of open space. Site Available: Site Submitted to SHLAA by site proponent Site The attractive edge of settlement location is likely to be reflected in the market Achievable: demand and price is likely to reflect this. Constraints / Not allocated for residential development in the Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan. Action Coalescence of Cuckfield with Haywards Heath. required: Net developable area (ha): 1.5 Proposed site density (dph): 1 Lower- 30 Deliverable (1-5 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 0 Dwellings Not Currently developable Overall While the intention of the developer to gift a significant proportion of the site (eastern Conclusion section) as a buffer to the SNCI would provide a significant benefit to the protection of the site, a range of constraints exist which render it unsuitable for development. The site's location on the eastern side of Cuckfield places it at a very sensitive location between the settlement and Haywards Heath. Development at this location would be very detrimental to the character and setting of both settlements. Development would also lead to further coalescence of the two settlements.
Mid Sussex SHLAA April 2016
Site Reference: 65 (CU/03) Parish CU Ward Site location Land south of Cuckfield Village, Cuckfield Site use(s): U011 - Agriculture U022 - Un-Managed Forest Gross site area 24 hectares Site Suitable: Lacking connectivity and access integration to Cuckfield Village and entirely detached from built-up area by +100m. Laines Farm Shaw Ancient Woodland through centre of site. Adjacent to AONB boundary (to west). Borders Cuckfield Conservation Area. Extensive development likely to severely harm the setting of a Grade I Listed Building (Parish Church of Holy Trinity) also group of Grade II* & II Listed buildings across South Street within setting of this site. Low Landscape Capacity, meaning new housing development will be damaging to landscape quality. Developable Area excludes Ancient Woodland and allows for buffer against bypass. Site Available: Site is in multiple ownership. Site proponent has indicated which parts of the site have owner agreement but despite this there are still parcels of land within the site that remain unavailable. Site Market price and demand for houses in the edge of village location has continued Achievable: and so this site is considered viable. Physically achievable, although sewage works and A272 likely to have a negative affect on marketability of site, particularly southern area. Constraints / Site not allocated for residential development in Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan. Ancient Action Woodland buffer required. Nature Reserve to the north. Notable Road Verge to the south. required: Noise buffer to A272 would likely be needed. Lack of connectivity/access opportunities to Cuckfield. Archaeological/ historical desk-based and field assessment and appropriate mitigation will be necessary. Net developable area (ha): 21.5 Proposed site density (dph): 1 Lower- 30 Deliverable (1-5 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 0 Dwellings Not Currently developable Overall Site considered unsuitable for development due to access difficulties, lack of Conclusion connectivity/relation to Cuckfield, potentially severe impact on the setting of several Listed Buildings (including Grade I Church) and adjoined conservation area, unneighbourly land uses and 100m+ detachment from built-up area of Cuckfield. Overall negative Sustainability Appraisal results. Multiple ownership issues without any demonstration of a coordinated approach to development means site is unavailable.
Mid Sussex SHLAA April 2016
Site Reference: 89 (CU/06) Parish CU Ward Site location Land at Whitemans Green, Cuckfield Site use(s): U011 - Agriculture Gross site area 4.1 hectares Site Suitable: Most of the site is considered to have a low suitability for development. The southern part of the site is more contained and better related to existing settlement, therefore has a low medium landscape suitability for development (LUC Assessment). The site is constrained by its location within the High Weald AONB. The site is physically unconstrained and has fair access to local services. However, development of the whole site would appear incongruous to the existing built up area boundary of Cuckfield and would represent an obtrusive incursion into the countryside, especially considering its AONB setting. The southern part of the site has capacity for limited development. Site Available: The site has been submitted by proponent as a potential site. Site Market price and demand for houses in these attractive edge of village locations has Achievable: continued and so this site is considered viable. Constraints / Site is not allocated in the adopted Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan, therefore would only be Action developable in the longer term subject to allocation in the relevant Neighbourhood Plan or required: DPD. Impact on the AONB landscape. If the southern part of the site were to be developed a wide buffer to the allotments would be desirable, to retain some sense of rurality. Net developable area (ha): 1.4 Proposed site density (dph): 1 Lower- 30 Deliverable (1-5 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 15 Dwellings Not Currently developable Overall Although the site is fairly well located to local services, the site as a whole is not considered Conclusion suitable for development due to its poor relation to the built up area of Cuckfield and the open AONB landscape that would be visually harmed. However the southern part of the site does have some capacity for development as it is more contained from the wider landscape. .
Mid Sussex SHLAA April 2016
Site Reference: 176 (CU/15) Parish CU Ward Site location Land off Polestub Lane, Cuckfield Site use(s): U011 - Agriculture Gross site area 0.85 hectares Site Suitable: The site is sustainably located near to the village centre and is fairly well enclosed from wider landscape due to being surrounded on three sides by development. Part of the original site has been developed for a new church building, which means that the site is now landlocked unless third party land can be acquired. The site is considered to be unsuitable as access to the site cannot be demonstrated. Site Available: Landowner has confirmed that site is not available for development. Site Market price and demand for houses in these attractive edge of village locations has Achievable: remained and so this site is considered viable. However, there is no available vehicular access and third party land would be required. Until the cost of this is determined, the site is considered unviable. Constraints / Site would require allocation through relevant Neighbourhood Plan or DPD and it is not Action allocated for housing in the Neighbourhood Plan. Vehicular access would need to be required: resolved (potentially through a coordinated approach to delivery alongside Site 227) or via other third party land. Due to the views from this site and its proximity to an Area of Townscape Character, landscaping and design need to be considered important in any potential development scheme. Net developable area (ha): 0.85 Proposed site density (dph): 1 Lower- 30 Deliverable (1-5 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 0 Dwellings Not Currently developable Overall Although this site is within short distance to local services and a fairly regular bus route, Conclusion there is no available vehicular access for housing development. If an access were provided (via third party land) careful consideration to landscaping and design may facilitate development.
Mid Sussex SHLAA April 2016
Site Reference: 179 (CU/08) Parish CU Ward Site location Land east of Crouchlands Farm, Cuckfield Site use(s): U022 - Un-Managed U0131 - Unused Land U071 - Dwellings Forest Gross site area 1 hectares Site Suitable: The site is constrained by its location within the High Weald AONB. The land appears to be smallholdings and allotments, particularly the southern area of the site. To the west is a residential area. Access to this site is severely constrained and there are local highway issues with the narrowness and on-street parking on local streets and local junctions. The site is fairly open to the wider landscape and its development would require the removal of a small wood with obvious further impact upon AONB landscape. Site Available: It is unknown if this site is available for development as looked at very early stages of Small Scale Housing Allocations Document. It is thought the site is in multiple ownership without promotion for development. Site Attractive rural location close to village centre. Market price and demand likely to Achievable: reflect this. Site preparation costs are judged to be comparatively high as improvements required to highways and junctions and sewage improvements required. Constraints / AONB location - requirement to demonstrate essential for local need and that no more Action suitable sites exist elsewhere. Would require allocation through relevant Neighbourhood required: Plan or DPD. Not allocated for residential development in the Neighbourhood Plan. Net developable area (ha): 0.6 Proposed site density (dph): 2 Medium- 40 Deliverable (1-5 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 0 Dwellings Not Currently developable Overall Site is open to views from the AONB and the development of this site would result in the Conclusion loss of a small area of woodland with consequent impacts on the AONB landscape and habitats. Access appears to be constrained. It is believed the site is within multiple ownership and there is no evidence of availability for development.
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Site Reference: 227 (CU/24) Parish CU Ward Site location Land to the north of Glebe Road, Cuckfield Site use(s): U011 - Agriculture Gross site area 2.3 hectares Site Suitable: The site is fairly open and there could be a landscape impact from development. More detailed assessment of the site through the Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan Landscape Assessment concluded the area has substantial sensitivity and low capacity for change. Strategic views can be had from adjoining public places through the site to the Scarse Stream valley. Access to the site could be difficult to achieve now that site ID 37 has permission. Access via Polestub Lane unlikely to be suitable to serve residential development and options for alternative access are limited. Site Available: Site Submitted to SHLAA by site proponent. However, given planning consent granted for the site to the north (site 37) and site to south (site 567) being unavailable a coordinated approach can no longer be demonstrated. Site Market price and demand for houses in these attractive edge of village locations has Achievable: continued and so this site is considered viable. However, there is no available vehicular access and until the cost of this is determined, it is considered unachievable due to the viability of an access to this site. Constraints / Site would require allocation through a relevant Neighbourhood Plan or DPD. The site not Action allocated in Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan. Satisfactory access to the site would need to required: be achieved. Careful siting and design of development. Landscaping scheme including strengthening of eastern boundary. Net developable area (ha): 2.3 Proposed site density (dph): 1 Lower- 30 Deliverable (1-5 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 0 Dwellings Not Currently developable Overall The site itself is fairly open, the area has substantial sensitivity and low capacity to change. Conclusion Ownership has been established. However, access to the site is a major constraint following permission on site 37 to the north, and site 567 to the south not been available for development.
Mid Sussex SHLAA April 2016
Site Reference: 240 (CU/09) Parish CU Ward Site location Land north of Cuckfield by-pass, Cuckfield Site use(s): U011 - Agriculture U022 - Un-Managed Forest Gross site area 20 hectares Site Suitable: A small part of the site to the west of Rookwood, on higher ground, is considered to have medium landscape suitability for development. Part of the site would require access from the A272, needing significant highway works which may not be acceptable. Development would not relate well to the existing settlement pattern and would represent an illogical extension to the settlement. The majority of the site is considered to have a low landscape suitability for development, principally due to its detachment from the rest of Cuckfield and the impact development would have on the setting of the settlement including the conservation area and the church (LUC Assessment). Overall, the site is lacking connectivity and access integration to Cuckfield village and entirely detached from built-up area by +100m. Laines Farm Shaw Ancient Woodland through site. Borders Cuckfield Conservation Area. Extensive development may severely harm the setting of a Grade I Listed Building (Parish Church of Holy Trinity). Low Landscape Capacity, meaning new housing development may be damaging to landscape quality. Developable area excludes ancient woodland and allows for buffer against A272. Site Available: Proponent submitted site to the SHLAA and has an option on part of the site. Site Sewage works and A272 are likely to have a negative affect on the marketability of Achievable: the site but overall considered viable. Constraints / Allocation through relevant Neighbourhood Plan or DPD. Not allocated for development in Action the Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan. Ancient Woodland buffer required. Nature Reserve to required: the north. Notable Road Verge to the south. Archaeological/ historical desk-based and field assessment and appropriate mitigation will be necessary. Net developable area (ha): 18 Proposed site density (dph): 1 Lower- 30 Deliverable (1-5 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 0 Dwellings Not Currently developable Overall Site considered unsuitable for development due to access difficulties, lack of Conclusion connectivity/relation to Cuckfield, potential impact on the setting of several Listed Buildings (including Grade I Church) and adjoined conservation area, unneighbourly land uses and 100m+ detachment from built-up area of Cuckfield. Overall negative Sustainability Appraisal results.
Mid Sussex SHLAA April 2016
Site Reference: 420 (CU/23) Parish CU Ward Site location Land north of Brainsmead, Cuckfield Site use(s): U011 - Agriculture Gross site area 3.1 hectares Site Suitable: The site is constrained by its location within the High Weald AONB. The site slopes down to the north away from Cuckfield and is open to wider views from the north across the valley and is prominent within the AONB landscape. Site Available: This site has been transferred to the Parish Council as part of a planning application on an adjacent site (Bylanes, Site 64). This site is therefore not available for housing development. Site Attractive rural location. Market price and demand likely to reflect this. However, it Achievable: is likely to be brought forward as low or nil-cost open space as part of future planning agreement for adjacent Site 64. Constraints / Significant impact on AONB landscape is prohibitive - requirement to demonstrate essential Action for local need and that no more suitable sites exist elsewhere. Site would require allocation required: through relevant Neighbourhood Plan or DPD, not allocated for residential development in the Neighbourhood Plan. Archaeological/ historical desk-based assessment and findings needed. Net developable area (ha): 3 Proposed site density (dph): 1 Lower- 30 Deliverable (1-5 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 0 Dwellings Not Currently developable Overall This site is not considered developable. The site is constrained by its location within the Conclusion High Weald AONB and development of parts of this site may impact on the wider landscape including views from the north. The site is not available for housing development as the owner is pursuing a different agenda.
Mid Sussex SHLAA April 2016
Site Reference: 479 (CU/16) Parish CU Ward Site location Land at Hanlye Lane to the east of Ardingly Road, Cuckfield Site use(s): U011 - Agriculture Gross site area 5.75 hectares Site Suitable: The northern part of the site is considered to have a low - medium landscape suitability for development. Preservation of hedgerows and trees would be important to minimise impacts from the south. The southern part of the site is considered to have a low landscape suitability for development being more exposed to views, more important in settlement separation and crossed by rights of way providing scenic southward views (LUC Assessment). The site has road frontage with available footways and is in proximity to local facilities. Site is well connected to the village centre and surrounding residential areas by public footpaths that cross the site east-west. The Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan Landscape Assessment concludes that the site has substantial sensitivity and low capacity for change. There are strategic views from adjoining public places through the site to the South Downs. Site Available: Site submitted to SHLAA by site proponent and to District Plan. Site Site preparation costs are judged to be average. Market price and demand for Achievable: houses in edge of village locations has continued and so considered viable. Constraints / Site would require allocation through the Neighbourhood Plan or DPD. The Cuckfield Action Neighbourhood Plan does not allocate this site for residential development and therefore required: would only be considered developable 11 years plus. Archaeological/ historical/ historic landscape desk-based and field assessment and appropriate mitigation (including any buried industrial remains of the former brick kiln and brickworks buildings in the west of the site). Careful siting and design of development. Landscaping scheme including strengthening of southern boundary. TPOs. Net developable area (ha): 2.3 Proposed site density (dph): 1 Lower- 30 Deliverable (1-5 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 40 Dwellings Not Currently developable Overall The site is well connected to existing village and services. The northern part of the site has Conclusion some landscape capacity for development. The site would require allocation in the Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan and it is not allocated for residential in the Plan made in 2014.
Mid Sussex SHLAA April 2016
Site Reference: 550 (CU/27) Parish CU Ward Site location Land east of Whitemans Green, Cuckfield Site use(s): U011 - Agriculture Gross site area 1.17 hectares Site Suitable: The site has a low landscape suitability for development. Its topography and vegetation are characteristic of its AONB location, and form a feature that is unsuited to housing. The site is also detached from the settlement edge (LUC Assessment). The site is constrained by its location within the High Weald AONB. Access to this site is severely constrained and there are local highway issues with the narrowness and on-street parking on local streets and local junctions. The site is unrelated to the existing built up area boundary and would result in encroachment into the AONB. The site is fairly open to the wider landscape. Even with coordinated approach with other surrounding sites, would form detrimental incursion into the open countryside. Site Available: Site Submitted to SHLAA by site proponent. Site Attractive rural location close to village centre. Market price and demand likely to Achievable: reflect this. Site preparation costs are judged to be comparatively high as improvements required to highways and junctions and sewage improvements required. Constraints / AONB location - requirement to demonstrate essential for local need and that no more Action suitable sites exist elsewhere. Would need allocation through relevant DP D or required: Neighbourhood Plan, not allocated in Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan for residential development. Net developable area (ha): 1.20 Proposed site density (dph): 1 Lower- 30 Deliverable (1-5 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 0 Dwellings Not Currently developable Overall This site is not considered developable. The site is constrained by its location within the Conclusion High Weald AONB and this site is open and prominent and would push the built up area northwards in an incongruous manner to the detriment of the wider AONB landscape. Access would be gained via Brainsmead which is likely to be substandard for the number of dwellings and there are known highway issues.
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Site Reference: 567 (CU/28) Parish CU Ward Site location Land to East of Polestub Lane, Cuckfield Site use(s): U011 - Agriculture Gross site area 3.9 hectares Site Suitable: Whilst the site itself is fairly open it is considered there would be a landscape impact from development. More detailed assessment of the site through the Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan Landscape Assessment concluded that this area has substantial sensitivity and low capacity to change. Strategic views can be had from adjoining public places through the site to the Scarse Stream valley. Access to the site also needs to be demonstrated. Site Available: Site is unavailable for residential development. Site The location and surroundings of this site are likely to be positive factors in the Achievable: marketability of the site and therefore, suggest along with cost and delivery factors, this site is likely to be achievable. However access is likely to require third party land. The site is considered unachievable until access can be demonstrated. Constraints / Site is unavailable for residential development. Dependant on delivery of Site 227 to the Action north. required: Net developable area (ha): 4.0 Proposed site density (dph): 1 Lower- 30 Deliverable (1-5 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 0 Dwellings Not Currently developable Overall There would be landscape impact from the development of this site, making the site Conclusion unsuitable for development. Access to the site cannot be demonstrated. The site is not available for development as owners do not wish to pursue housing in this location.
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Cuckfield – Excluded Sites
SHLAA Site Site location / 214 CU/22 Land at Copyhold Lane, Cuckfield ID Reference address: Grid Site Area (ha) 4.1 530895 124000 Parish CU Ward Reference: Reason for Exclusion: Site is wholly outside and unrelated to existing settlement built up area boundary which would make it unacceptable for development. Site is excluded from assessment in accordance with the Methodology (2015, paragraph 3.13). SHLAA Site Site location / 215 CU/21 Land at Riseholme, Tylers Green, Cuckfield ID Reference address: Grid Site Area (ha) 2 531367 124356 Parish CU Ward Reference: Reason for Exclusion: Site is wholly outside and unrelated to existing settlement built up area boundary which would make it unacceptable for development. Site is excluded from assessment in accordance with the Methodology (2015, paragraph 3.13). SHLAA Site Site location / Land corner of Butlers Green Road/Isaacs Lane, Haywards 512 CU/30 ID Reference address: Heath Grid Site Area (ha) 0.70 531991 123869 Parish CU Ward Reference: Reason for Exclusion: Site is wholly outside and unrelated to existing settlement built up area boundary and is therefore excluded from assessment in accordance with the Methodology (2015, paragraph 3.13). SHLAA Site Site location / 545 CU/26 11 Manor Drive, Cuckfield. ID Reference address: Grid Site Area (ha) 0.57 530266 125318 Parish CU Ward Reference: Reason for Exclusion: It is unlikely to meet the minimum yield threshold of 6 units as allocated in the Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan. Site is excluded from assessment in accordance with the Methodology (2015, paragraph 3.13). SHLAA Site Site location / 649 CU/31 Horsegate House, Hanlye Lane, Cuckfield ID Reference address: Grid Site Area (ha) 0.3 Parish CU Ward Reference: Reason for Exclusion: It is unlikely to meet the minimum yield threshold of 6 units as allocated in the Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan. Methodology (2015, paragraph 3.13).
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Cuckfield - Commitments
SHLAA ID 37 Site Reference CU/05 Site Land between Longacre Farm and Kiln Cottage, Ardingly location / Road, Cuckfield address: Gross site 2.2 Net 1 Proposed site 1 Lower- 30 Grid Ref: 530880 125440 area (ha) developable density (dph): area (ha): Allocated Allocated Small Neighbourhood Full Outline Local Plan: Scale Housing Plan Planning Planning DPD: Allocated: Permission: Permission: Deliverable (1-5 years) 9 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 0 Dwellings Overall Conclusion Planning permission for 14 units. SHLAA ID 177 Site Reference CU/14 Site The Manor House, 14 Manor Drive, Cuckfield location / address: Gross site 1.65 Net 1.65 Proposed site 1 Lower- 30 Grid Ref: 530370 125270 area (ha) developable density (dph): area (ha): Allocated Allocated Small Neighbourhood Full Outline Local Plan: Scale Housing Plan Planning Planning DPD: Allocated: Permission: Permission: Deliverable (1-5 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 10 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 0 Dwellings Overall Conclusion Site allocated in Adopted Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan for approximatley 15 dwellings, for development in years 6 -10. 4 already permitted. 1 loss) 10 net remain. SHLAA ID 480 Site Reference CU/29 Site Courtmeadow School, Hanlye Lane, Cuckfield location / address: Gross site 0.64 Net 0.5 Proposed site 1 Lower- 30 Grid Ref: 531290 120689 area (ha) developable density (dph): area (ha): Allocated Allocated Small Neighbourhood Full Outline Local Plan: Scale Housing Plan Planning Planning DPD: Allocated: Permission: Permission: Deliverable (1-5 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 10 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 0 Dwellings Overall Conclusion Allocated in adopted Cuckfield Neighbourhood Plan for 10 units, in year 6 -10. SHLAA ID 695 Site Reference Site Yew Tree Court, London Road, Cuckfiled location / address: Gross site 0.16 Net 0.16 Proposed site 1 Lower- 30 Grid Ref: 530594 124985 area (ha) developable density (dph): area (ha): Allocated Allocated Small Neighbourhood Full Outline Local Plan: Scale Housing Plan Planning Planning DPD: Allocated: Permission: Permission: Deliverable (1-5 years) 10 Dwellings Developable (6-10 years) 0 Dwellings Developable (11 years +) 0 Dwellings Overall Conclusion Planning permission granted for redevelopment of the site. Demolition of 15 units, replace with 10 units.
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