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9 SWADLINCOTE Area Appendix C SWADLINCOTE 99 Area South Derbyshire Local Plan PART 1 & 2 SWADLINCOTE Area HOUSING HOUSING SITE POLICY H2 Land north of William Nadin Way, Swadlincote H3 Land at Church Street/Bridge Street/ Football club site, Church Gresley H4 Land at Broomy Farm, Woodville H5 Council Depot, Swadlincote H23K Midland Road, Swadlincote EMPLOYMENT POLICY EMPLOYMENT SITE E1A Cadley Hill, Swadlincote E1C & E6 Woodville Regeneration Area E1D Tetron Point E1G Cadley Hill, Swadlincote FLOOD RISK A511 MIDWAY A511 NEWHALL B586 B5353 A444 STANTON A514 A514 SWADLINCOTE VERY HIGH RISK CASTLE HIGH RISK GRESLEY MEDIUM RISK CHURCH GRESLEY Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. WATER COURSES South Derbyshire District Council. NORTH OS Licence No. LA 100019461.2014 SWADLINCOTE Area KEY BRETBY Housing Allocations Green Belt BURTON ON TRENT Employment Allocations The whole of the Swadlincote Area is within The National Forest Committed Employment Sites Golf Course Regeneration Area REPTON AREA Conservation Area Site protected for proposed Rail Freight South Derbyshire District Boundary Site protected for Railway Station Swadlincote Area Boundary Link Road Settlement Boundary HARTSHORNE MIDWAY WOODVILLE EAST STAFFORDHIRE AREA BOROUGH COUNCIL NEWHALL H4 A514 H2 H23K H2 A511 H2 H5 E1D A514 E1D A511 WOODVILLE SOUTHERN VILLAGES INF2D AREA E1A E1C E1G & E6 H3 H3 H3 CHURCH GRESLEY COTON NORTH WEST LEICESTERSHIRE PARK INF2C DISTRICT COUNCIL A444 CAULDWELL NORTH MOUNT Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. South Derbyshire District Council. OS Licence No. LA100019461.2014 PLEASANT ROSLISTON LINTON WILLINGTON 1010 Area South Derbyshire Local Plan PART 1 & 2 WILLINGTON Area HOUSING HOUSING SITE POLICY H12 Highfields Farm (South West of Derby) H23I Off Kingfisher Way, Willington FLOOD RISK VERY HIGH RISK HIGH RISK MEDIUM RISK WATER COURSES FINDERN A50(T) WILLINGTON A5132 A5132 Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. South Derbyshire District Council. NORTH OS Licence No. LA 100019461.2014 DERBY CITY WILLINGTON Area COUNCIL KEY Housing Allocation in Derby CityA516(T) Green Wedges BURNASTON Submission Local Plan – Part 1: Core DERBY CITY Strategy Train Station H12 Housing Allocations South Derbyshire District Boundary South Derby Integrated Transport Willington Area Boundary H16 Link, Phase 1 Conservation Area Boundary South Derby Integrated Transport ETWALL Settlement Boundary Link, Phase 2 STENSON A516(T) Former Power Station Land FIELDS A50(T) SINFIN A38(T) FINDERN HILTON A50(T) A50(T) HILTON AREA A5132 STENSON H15 ETWALL AREA ASTON AREA STENSON AREA A5132 TWYFORD A5132 EGGINTON WILLINGTON H23I A38(T) REPTON AREA EAST STAFFORDSHIRE BOROUGH COUNCIL REPTON PLEASE NOTE: The policy site areas shown outside the Area are indicative only - please see specific Area maps for the definitive boundaries of each site. FOREMARKE NORTH STRETTON Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. South Derbyshire District Council. OS Licence No. LA100019461.2013 WOODVILLE 1111 Area South Derbyshire Local Plan PART 1 & 2 WOODVILLE Area HOUSING HOUSING SITE POLICY H4 Land at Broomy Farm, Woodville H23M Montracon Site, Woodville EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT SITE POLICY E1C & E6 Woodville Regeneration Area FLOOD RISK A514 HARTSHORNE Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. South Derbyshire District Council. NORTH OS Licence No. LA 100019461.2014 A514 A511 A514 A511 WOODVILLE VERY HIGH RISK HIGH RISK MEDIUM RISK WATER COURSES BRETBY TICKNALLWOODVILLE Area KEY Housing Allocations A514 Regeneration Area REPTON AREA Regeneration Route The whole of the Woodville Area is within The National Forest South Derbyshire District Boundary Woodville Area Boundary Settlement Boundary A511 HARTSHORNE MIDWAY B5006 NEWHALL B5353 H4 SWADLINCOTE AREA STANTON A514 A444 SMISBY SWADLINCOTE WOODVILLE A511 E1C H23M & E6 A444 SOUTHERN CASTLE NORTH WEST LEICESTERSHIRE VILLAGES GRESLEY DISTRICT COUNCIL AREA NORTH Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. South Derbyshire District Council. OS Licence No. LA100019461.2014.
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