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Proposals for Land at Heath Farm, Stoke Road and Caistor Lane, Poringland Welcome About David Wilson Homes Proposals for land at Heath Farm, Stoke Road and Caistor Lane, Poringland Welcome Welcome to David Wilson Homes’ public exhibition about its About David Wilson Homes proposals for the Heath Farm site. David Wilson Homes is part of the Barratt Group who started With this land having been identified by South Norfolk Council building quality new homes in 1958 and since then has grown (SNC) as a suitable location for new homes and given current housing to become one of the nation’s largest housebuilders, directly needs, David Wilson Homes is now developing draft proposals for employing over 4000 people. the site’s development. We build new homes throughout the country, helping to As part of its work in advancing its proposals for this site, David Wilson meet the housing demand in towns, cities and rural areas. Homes is keen to understand the views of the community, as it values We aim to provide the highest standard of design, local feedback in the preparation of all its proposed developments. construction and customer service in the business, which Today’s public exhibition will provide you with the opportunity to has resulted in a host of major award wins in recent years. understand what is planned for the Heath Farm site whilst also allowing you to provide the project team with your own thoughts. Our vision is to be recognised as the industry leader, that creates communities where people aspire to live. We work Please do take the time either here or at home to complete one closely with and listen to the views and interests of local of the feedback forms that is available. The team is keen to receive people and engage with stakeholders to ensure we make your views and is more than happy to answer any questions that you positive contributions to the communities in which we are may hold. building. Thank you for your interest. Caistor Lane Norwich Road Stoke Road ExamplesSite location of David plan Wilson Homes developments David Wilson Homes www.dwh.co.uk | www.consultation-online.co.uk/poringland Proposals for land at Heath Farm, Stoke Road and Caistor Lane, Poringland MAP Poringland, Framingham Earl, Caistor St Edmund, Bixley & Stoke Holy Cross 062 Local Plan - Site Specific Allocations & Policies DPD - Preferred Options (Sept. 2012) (Please see this map inCCS conjunction D with the policy textClock Row Cottagefor this settlement)FB CS Tk S Def Ward Bdy 1.2 2m Pond RH Pond Bixleybottom Plantation Pond Allotment Gardens Lord's Wood S Tk 41.1m 1.22m R H Development plan 48.2m Pond FB Def FOX LANE Site background Def 36.3m P Fox Lane Cottages 39.6m Pond S Pond 1.22m RH Pond 35.7m B 1332 39.3m 39.0m Pond Pond FOX LANE Bixley Pond Pond 43.9m 33.5m f Pond e D rain 32 May Carr D Old Manor Farm Pond Manor Lodge Pond FW SNC is currently in the final stages of CCD Drain Path Track Def Collects Pond Pond Track MS Def Pond 1 .22m RH Pond RH BUNGAY ROAD 2m 1.2 Drain completing its planning blueprint for the Manor House F Pond OX ROAD Pond 41.9m Octagon Farm The Manor Farm FB Drain Ward Bdy FB Pond Und Orchard Cottage E CD LAN G N Suckling House 48.2m district. As part of this and following the SUCKLI Track Tennis Pond Court Charles Cottage Drain 1.22m RH Pond dy 1.22m RH Pear Tree Cottages B ard W Framingham Gardner's Cottage d Un Reservoir Pigot 2 Sluice completion of its overarching vision for Plantation 1.22m RH Pumping 48.5m Pond 1 Station Def Pond Pond 9 6 LB Club Room House 10 14 GP .22m SB Club Room 1 1 Nunn's 1 RAMBLERS 65 Cottage St Andrew's Church 22 18 THE T 6 Pink r 2 ack Cottage B 1332 63 Rose Cottage The 1 9 Thatched future development in the district – known 30 Primrose REET Cottage 61a Framingham Pigot Cottage ST THE 1 8 25 The Gables TCB Bee Corner Honeysuckle Cottage ha 28 52.2m Cottage Street ven Mast 34 Farm 57 1. Cottages Gab LANE 22m Cott l HIGHLAND e b PIGOT Poringland 5 RH 6 5 7 55a n 4 Drai 9 Track 8 53 Poringland Wood 5 2 as the Core Strategy – SNC has considered HIGHLAND Pond Letter Box Und 2 6 Pond 1 8 12 55.8m Guide Garden House Church Bungalow 14 Post FW Def 28 .22m Ponds 54.9m 1 36 Pond f 1 5 De 48 9 57.9m 1 1 1.22m Drai SB n 1 Holly Cottage 58 5 3 2 2m FF 1.2 56.4m 74 68 H all available land and has identified those R 1.22m RH 2m Hill House 3 78 7 Church Plantation CAISTOR LANE 1.2 W m F 55.5m 1.22 Path H ain H Dr Pond R 5 3 5 5 1.22m (u 1.22m R m) 65 1 FF 6 Field House 3 Drain 73 1.22m 7 5 7 T 7 h North Lodge Holly Cottage e C 1 ottage ST EDMUND CLOSE Pond .22m FW 37 2 Water Tennis Courts 1 58.2m Pond W SOUTH WO ard Bd Tk D sites that are appropriate for new homes, Keeper's Cottage Pond y NORWICH ROAD 1.22 OD DRIVE 4 m Tr 7 RH Pond Bog Plantation Framingham Earl High School ac k El Sub Sta 4a Und 12 Pond Pond La 6 y-b Heath Farm Bungalow y 12a Pond 1.22m RH FB 14 23 Pond 13 1a Pump 2 House El Sub Sta employment generating uses and other 21 1.22m RH FW m Pond 1.22 58.2m Pond e dg Lo Holly 10 ef Heath Farm D Beech House 12 Def LANE Tr ack IGOT P 1.22m RH Pond 5 KLANDS OA 402 SPU R L Pond Long Pond Wood 27 facilities. AN d Oaklands Farm E Un 9 1 Pond 1 De NE in f A ra L D 9 L P 3 L 7 ath 8 2 GU H (um) R Def m nd Pond Drain 2 1.22 Pond 1.22m 63.1m COURT 20 KLANDS The 5 A Und FF O Drain Cottage HIGHGROVE 62.5m Pond TCB 1 5 3 40 2 12 in 1 Dra 1 1.22m RH 3 6 4 1 Home Farm 23 Cottage Def 1 LB PO 345 D ef Caistor St. Edmund Dra in 21 IVE DR Lynric Poringland has been identified as one of S 4 B 1332 17 4 13 GREENACRE 2 1 8 B 1332 VE RI OAKCR D 6 13 1b ACRES O FT EEN 18 GR DRI Pond V 1 E .22 Primrose Grove m RH 20 Und 68.1m 2 21 Def 1.22m RH Ward Bdy 14 8 Framingham Earl the locations in which new homes should NORWICH 12 29 5 4 OT LANE k al 2 VE 2 IG I P E R DR SPUR D IEW ch W V ta Church e 39 S CLEAR Be L LAN 3 LAN 0 El Sub Pond GUL Pond 1. Plantation Forty Acre E 22 m RH 1 52.0m PH 1 40 2 U be built and the land at Heath Farm, in nd Dimora 2 Threeways D A The Glebe Water Tower The 6 1 Old Hall Oakfield s ERTON RO ELV 1.22m RH Y 12 9 1 2 Lodge Cottages Pond Shelter Def Track 14 56.2m 68.0m 1 69.3m 3a Garage 8 2 1 OLD MILL Hall Cottage Lych Gate CLOSE Chiltington 28 RH 10a GP LONG ROAD EWS 395 14 Surgery DR R OAD 5 AN Pond 4 Pond Morschach T 2 2 12a 1 3 22 S 5a Glenways St Osyth D particular, has been considered as a 1 e 1.22m RH 26 f 7 Tank a 26 Pond 66.9m St Andrew's Ward Church 1 Woodwind 7 5 .22m 28 FW Radar Repeater Station 6 Bdy STOKE ROAD Builder's 11 Woodcot 1 Yard D 4 Track MILL CLOSE e 40 15 f Pond 10 11a 2A Georgia 4 1. 22 FF 6 m 3 1 5 CHANDLER ROAD 1 1 .22 17 R White Gates Radio Station H m Pond .1m n Pond 66 27 57.1m 1. Pond 19 Drai 22 20 FF 8 4 Und 2 7a 18 m The Old Rectory Fallowfield 7 31 Def Spring suitable site. SNC has, therefore, 48 Tel Ex Secundus Track 46 37 1 1 9 a 30 32 1 1 13 .22 L Mast ONG ROAD 2 m Newhaven 63.3m 19 RH 43 b PoringlandPlantation 43a 18 CR 47 45 2 1 3 2 16 2 1.22 47 THE RIDINGS a Builder's Yard Treetopsm RH 3 HILLSIDE Rosslyn 2 1 Tank ens 55 TULIP TR 62 Ward E Ponds E 13 8 ges DRIV 5 tta 53 E 2 5 Co 1 20 1 4 6 4 Mast 9 FraminghamEarl PINE LOKE 70 E 18 53 64.7m 7 9 5 HILLSID 12 1 8 Rosedene 4 0 1 23 45 9 RIGB Y CLO 78 SE 2 1 outlined in its draft Site Specific 43 8 1 Def Pond 7 2 BOUNDARY WAY 1 26 26 GP 4 64.3m 7 5 27 ROAD 18 25 4 17 24 30 6 26 HALL 29a 1 37 15 23 58 2 15 5 29 4 ROMANY 10 772 Pond 14 ALST BIRKBECK ck 28 Pear Tree Cottage Tra 12 ON 8 2 C 4 Ponds WA 21 FITZ L 68.3m LK GER OSE 24 The Nest 1.22m RH ALD 29 8 El ROAD 1 CLOSE OL Sub Sta 11 4a CAR 28 8 15 6 34 12 9 46 16 7 1 CAROL CLOSE 2 CLOSE 2 0 DREW 31 9 5 1 10 16 HN 129 14 JO RY CL 6 6 0 Upper Stoke 20 2 OSE 5 4 35 CA 32 WSTONS 2 E 12 9 10 5 34 1.22m 2 32 30 54 MEADOW 24 RH 0 4 1 plands Farm CAROL CLOS 22 1 Pond 52 118 58 119 4 29 6 1 20 15 Allocations & Policies Development Plan 12 1 4 6 3 5 Def 2 17 1 4 15 1 Model Farm El Sub 2 ST 4 AN 1 1 1 67 3 Pond 7 Sta 2 Stoke Holy Cross 50 NE 5 6 S 1 4 8 CAW ROAD 1 ck k ST 6 RO SE ND Tra MEADOW CAWSTONS ONS H AD 3 LA 38 5 ME 1 rac AD R 77 3 18 G T 23 AVENUE OW 2 66.1m OAK 3 0 3 3 4 RIN 42 CLO m PO 2 17 5 2 3 8 16 9 .2 GH 19 7 1 3 1 7 1 7 1 BLI 2 6 3 TH LB 3a 79 8 21 11 19 1 1 19 10 1 MS E STRE 5 29 28 a El 10 10 59 3 7 3 7 8 15 9 0 7 1 Sub Pond 72 1.22 7 34 ET 1 44 3 m 2 80 R Sta 56 H 8 PH 8 Sunnywa T he 69 B D 2 1 58 e 1 f 0 0 i 9 67.1m Ward Bdy rc 1 hes A0021a 93 2a 1 5 Und 97 4 ys 7 El 9 48 Und 6 12 T 17 Sub 2 1 2 9 Document, that land at Heath Farm could 4 64 FALLOWFI 46 3 ELD Sta 25 5 8 51 ESCEN 4 87 16 5 3a 3 40 CR 1 2 2 Pond 5 10 2 DE AVENUE ST AND 2 2 Drain SUNNYSI RUCE REWS CLOS 18 2 20 SP lme Drain 18 Glen Ho R 4 7 1 C 1 2 1 Silo's Poringland 4 1 E 5 7 11 2 5 Pond D 2 A Playground 3 32 The 1 S0164 VENUE Madretsma 1 1 6 A 3 RO 3 Chalet ROAD 0 GP 2 56 59 S 'S 20 12 Track T De RY Recreation Ground IN f 2 A S 15 IVY CLO 60 UNNYSIDE 1 M 54 S 1 E OSEBERY 2 68.0m 5 5 LL SA LL R 4 ST 1 4 58.2m 46 A 4 38 GP 64 Brambledene 8 St George's Hall Newlands AVE 0 1 1 N 6 6 2 2 1 BU Bungalow Farm 3 UE RGATE LAN be developed with up to 200 new homes.
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