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Appendix 1: List of All SHLAA Sites Hart District Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment November 2015 Appendix 1: List of all SHLAA Sites Ref. Name Status Survey (14 September 2015) 2015 Blackwater and Hawley SHL21 Linkwater Cottages, Blackwater Not currently developable N SHL22 Manor House, 46 London Road, Blackwater Under construction - SHL100 Sun Park, Guillemont Park North Developable Y SHL137 Hawley Park Farm Planning permission - SHL152 Guillemont Park, Cove Under construction - SHL153 Brook House, Fleet Not currently developable Y SHL304 39 Kingsway Excluded (small site) SHL308 Green Lane Car Park, Blackwater Excluded (within 400m of SPA) Bramshill SHL106 Bramshill (Police Training Centre) Not currently developable N SHL134 Moor Place Farm, Plough Lane Planning permission - Church Crookham SHL28 26/32 Bowenhurst Road Developable N SHL48 QEB, Church Crookham, area outside Under construction - Settlement Boundary SHL207 Land at Ewshot Lane, Church Crookham Excluded (small site) SHL284 Land adj to 14 Park Hill, Church Crookham Excluded (small site) SHL313 Land at Elizabeth Drive Excluded (small site) SHL323 QEB area B Under construction - Crondall SHL72 Land adj. to Four Acre Field, Crondall Not currently developable N SHL73 Land west of Crondall Not currently developable Y SHL74 Land north west of Crondall Not currently developable Y SHL76 Parsonage Meadow, Croft Lane, Crondall Not currently developable N SHL142 Paddocks Itchel Lane, Crondall Excluded (small site) SHL159 Land at Dippenhall Street, Crondall Not currently developable N Crookham VIllage SHL40 Grove Farm, Fleet Not currently developable Y SHL46 Land at Watery Lane Planning permission SHL53 Land at Stroud Lane, Crookham Village Not currently developable N SHL116 Cross Farm, Crookham Village Not currently developable Y SHL158 Crondall House, Fleet Not currently developable Y Dogmersfield SHL15 Land opposite Church Rise, Dogmersfield Not currently developable Y SHL39 Fermoy, Farnham Road Not currently developable N SHL54 Land adj. to Dogmersfield Primary School, Not currently developable Y Dogmersfield SHL55 Land at Church Lane, Dogmersfield Not currently developable Y SHL56 Land opposite Briar Cottage, Dogmersfield Not currently developable Y SHL88 Rose Court, Rye Common Lane Planning permission - SHL143 Land on Church Lane, Dogmersfield Not currently developable Y SHL332 Land opposite Old Laundry, Dogmersfield Not currently developable Y SHL356 Land opposite The Cottage, Dogmersfield Not currently developable Y Appendix 1: All SHLAA Sites Hart District Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment November 2015 Elvetham Heath SHL32 Brickyard Plantation, Fleet Planning permission SHL52 Land adj. Pale Lane Farm, Elvetham Heath Not currently developable Y SHL104 Land at Elvetham Heath Developable Y Eversley SHL23 Land west of Marsh Lane Not currently developable Y SHL25 Site to rear of Primary School, Eversley Withdrawn SHL26 Land north of Reading Road, Eversley Not currently developable Y SHL103 Land adjoining Crosby Gardens, Yateley Not currently developable Y SHL112 CEMEX, Eversley Not currently developable Y SHL117 Land to the rear of Chantryland, Eversley Deliverable (with planning N permission) SHL121 Goresbit Excluded (small site) SHL122 Land west of the Fielders Not currently developable Y SHL127 Land at Paul’s Field, Eversley Not currently developable N SHL140 Land off Warbrook Lane Not currently developable N SHL165 Land to Rear of Belee, Eversley Excluded (Flood Zone 3) SHL246 Area B, Land at Eversley Cross Not currently developable Y SHL247 Land N of Hollybush Lane Not currently developable Y SHL265 Busta Farm, Brickhouse Hill Excluded (within 400m of SPA) SHL273 Land between Eversley Road and Firgrove Not currently developable Y Road Ewshot SHL36 Dachs Lodge, Redfields, Church Crookham Developable Y SHL49 The Gables (Redfields Garden Centre), Under construction - Church Crookham SHL77 Land adj. to Ewshot Hall, Ewshot Excluded (within 400m of SPA) SHL80 Tanglewood, Ewshot Not currently developable N SHL90 Stillers Farm, Ewshot Not currently developable Y SHL156 Blue Prior Business Park B, Redfields Lane, Planning permission - Church Crookham SHL166 Land west of Ewshot Lane Not currently developable Y SHL174 Peacocks Nursery Garden Centre Not currently developable N SHL234 Land east of Redfields Lane Not currently developable Y SHL235 Land at Willow Croft, Church Crookham Developable Y SHL270 Land at Blue Prior Business Park, Redfields Planning permission - Lane SHL354 Redfields Court, Church Crookham Not currently developable Y SHL355 Oaklands Farm, Ewshot Not currently developable - Fleet SHL27 Land to the rear of 102 - 108 Fleet Road Planning permission - SHL37 Elmwood & Middlewood, Fleet Under construction - SHL41 Imac Systems, Fleet Developable N SHL42 Camden Walk, Fleet Developable N SHL43 Transitional Land at Hitches Lane Planning permission - SHL44 Larmer Close, Fleet Not currently developable Y SHL50 Waterfront Business Park, Fleet Not currently developable N SHL51 Fitzroy Road, Fleet Not currently developable N SHL61 Branksome Chambers, Branksomewood Rd Planning permission - Appendix 1: All SHLAA Sites Hart District Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment November 2015 SHL69 18 Church Road, Fleet Developable N SHL102 Land at Bramshot Lane Not currently developable N SHL113 Thurlston House Developable N SHL125 Edenbrook, Hitches Lane, Fleet Planning permission - SHL128 Teksys House, Ancells Road, Fleet Planning permission - SHL131 Central House, 2 Kings Road, Fleet Planning permission - SHL154 93 Fleet Road Planning permission - SHL162 Oak House, Harvest Crescent, Fleet Planning permission - SHL164 Fleet Autos, St James Road, Fleet Planning permission - SHL171 101-105 Fleet Road, Fleet Planning permission - SHL175 Pioneer House, Barley Way, Fleet Planning permission - SHL245 Land at 154-158 Albert Street & Fleet Road Developable N SHL250 Highways Agency Land Excluded (small site) SHL275 Land at Little Mead, Fleet Developable N SHL276 Whinrood, Victoria Hill Road Excluded (small site) SHL279 2 Tavistock Road Excluded (small site) SHL320 Fleet Town Centre Zone 2 Developable Y SHL322 Fleet Town Centre Police Station Developable Y SHL333 Land at Great Bramshot Farm (S of M3) Not currently developable N SHL338 Land at Great Bramshot Farm (s of A327) Not currently developable Y SHL357 Land at Sankey Lane, Fleet Not currently developable Y SHL358 Wickham Court, Church Crookham Under construction - Greywell SHL272 Manor Farm Buildings, The Street, Greywell Planning permission - Hartley Wintney SHL19 Land at Grange Farm Not currently developable Y SHL35 Land South of Thackhams Lane Not currently developable N SHL45 Land at Riverside Farm Not currently developable N SHL47 Monachus House Under construction - SHL82 Lowfields, Phoenix Green Excluded (small site) SHL89 Land Adj to Causeway Green Not currently developable Y SHL91 Land adj. to 10 Rotten Green Not currently developable N SHL93 Land at Springfield Avenue, Hartley Wintney Excluded (within 400m of SPA) SHL94 Land adj to Causeway Farm, Hartley Not currently developable Y Wintney SHL95 Nero Brewery, Hartley Wintney Not currently developable - SHL96 Rifle Range Farm, Hartley Wintney Deliverable (with planning - permission) SHL97 Land adj to Calthorpe Houses, Not currently developable N Hartfordbridge SHL98 Land adj to the Orchard, Hartfordbridge Excluded (within 400m of SPA) SHL99 Land adj. to 23 Elvetham Lane, Not currently developable N Hartfordbridge SHL101 Land adj to 11 Hulfords Ln, Hartfordbridge Excluded (within 400m of SPA) SHL120 The Stalle. Hulfords Lane, Hartfordbridge Excluded (within 400m of SPA) SHL132 Wintney Court, Phoenix Green Not currently developable N SHL144 Land adjacent to 13 Rotten Green Excluded (small site) SHL145 Land adjacent to 8 Rotten Green Excluded (small site) Appendix 1: All SHLAA Sites Hart District Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment November 2015 SHL146 Land adjacent to 24 Elvetham Lane Excluded (small site) SHL151 1-9 Dairy Walk, Hartley Wintney Deliverable (with planning - permission) SHL155 Land at Hare's Farm, Hartley Wintney Not currently developable N SHL191 Dilly Lane Deliverable (with planning - permission) SHL198 Lamb Hotel, Hartley Wintney Deliverable (with planning - permission) SHL216 Land adj. to James Farm Cottages, Hartley Not currently developable N Wintney SHL229 Millbank House, High Street Deliverable (with planning - permission) SHL238 Extension to Dilly Lane Deliverable (with planning - permission) SHL288 5-6 Peel Court, Hartley Wintney Excluded (small site) SHL292 Meadowway, Church Lane, Hartley Wintney Excluded (small site) Heckfield SHL92 Land south of Riseley Not currently developable Y SHL109 Land at Holdshott House Not currently developable N SHL157 Land at Chamberlain’s Meadow Excluded (small site) SHL257 Land north of New Inn, Heckfield Not currently developable N SHL258 Land north of Oates Cottage, Hound Green Excluded (small site) SHL259 Land north of Cemetery, Heckfield Not currently developable N SHL263 Land east of Reading Road, Hound Green Excluded (small site) Hook SHL1&2 Land north-east of Hook Deliverable - SHL3 Land at Searl's Farm, Hook Not currently developable N SHL4 Land at Totters Farm, Hook Not currently developable N SHL5 Land north-west Hook Not currently developable N SHL6 Land at Holt Lane, Hook Not currently developable N SHL7 Land at Reading Road, Hook Planning permission - SHL9 Land off Hop Garden Road, Hook Not currently developable Y SHL10 Landata House, Hook Deliverable - SHL38 Hook Barbers Planning permission
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