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List of SHLAA Sites by Parish Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) January 2012 Appendix D List of SHLAA Sites by Parish Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) January 2012 Arreton Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Land rear of Hazely Arreton & LDF082 Developable Combe Newchurch Land at Redway Farm, Arreton & LDF091 Developable Merstone Newchurch Arreton & LDF117 Land at Main Road Developable Newchurch Merstone Valley Arreton & LDF157 Nurseries, Merstone Developable Newchurch Lane, Merstone Bembridge Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Land at Foreland Fields Brading, St Helens LDF041 Developable Road & Bembridge Land north of Mill Road Brading, St Helens LDF088a Developable and Hillway Road & Bembridge Land north of Mill Road Brading, St Helens LDF088b Developable and Hillway Road & Bembridge Bembridge Primary Brading, St Helens LDF489 Developable School & Bembridge Brading Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category LDF054 (incorporates Brading, St Helens Land to west of Westridge LDF007, & Bembridge/ Ryde Deliverable known as Pennyfeathers LDF156 & East LDF464) Land adjacent Morton Old Brading, St Helens LDF204 Developable Road & Bembridge Land south west of West Brading, St Helens LDF206 Developable Lane & Bembridge Land between Vicarage Brading, St Helens Not Currently LDF392a Lane & Quay Lane & Bembridge Developable Nettlestone & Barnsley Farm, Bullen LDF460 Seaview/Brading, St Deliverable Road Helens & Bembridge Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) January 2012 Brighstone Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Land between Upper LDF042 Central Wight Developable Lane and Main Road Not Currently LDF197 Land adjacent Main Road Central Wight Developable LDF198 Berry Barn, New Road Central Wight Developable Calbourne Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Not Currently LDF029 Land off Elm Lane West Wight Developable Not Currently LDF230 Land at Elm Lane West Wight Developable Not Currently LDF346 Merlins Farm, Elm Lane West Wight Developable Chale Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Land at Lower Bramstone Chale, Niton & LDF080a Developable Farm, Newport Road Whitwell Land to rear of Place Chale, Niton & LDF080b Developable Farm, Chale Street Whitwell Land at Tithe Barn Farm, Chale, Niton & LDF080c Developable adjacent Newport Road Whitwell LDF313 Land between Southview Chale, Niton & (incorporates Cottages and Rose Developable Whitwell LDF192) Lodge, Town Lane Cowes Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Love Lane Primary Cowes South and LDF508 Deliverable School Northwood Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) January 2012 East Cowes Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category C13 Cambridge Road East Cowes Deliverable C22 Nursery Gardens East Cowes Deliverable Whippingham & C30 Mayfield Road Deliverable Osborne Whippingham & C31 Oakfield Road Deliverable Osborne Waverley Park Holiday LDF095 East Cowes Deliverable Park Land off Whippingham Whippingham & LDF264 Road and Crossways Developable Osborne Road Fishbourne Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Land at Bourne Cottage, Binstead & Not Currently LDF018a 9 Fishbourne Lane Fishbourne Developable Binstead & WF55 Ranalagh Drive Developable Fishbourne Freshwater Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Land to east of Football LDF056 Freshwater South Developable Club, Camp Road Land to south of Clayton LDF057 Freshwater South Developable Road LDF102 Heathfield Meadows Freshwater North Developable Land east of Copse Lane LDF106 & south of Ronstan Freshwater North Developable Gardens Land between Court Road LDF110 Freshwater South Developable and Spinfish Lane Land between Spinfish LDF111 Lane & Locksley Freshwater South Developable Close/Queens Road East of Locksley Close & LDF112 south of Camp Freshwater South Developable Road/Queens Road Land to north of Bedbury LDF140 Freshwater South Developable Lane Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) January 2012 Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Land adjacent Meadows, LDF208 Freshwater North Developable Colwell Road LDF222 Land west of Regina (incorporates Freshwater North Developable Road LDF107) LDF349 Land at Birch Close Freshwater North Developable Land at Crumwell, Church LDF387 Freshwater South Developable Place LDF487 West Wight Middle School Freshwater South Deliverable LDF506 All Saints Primary School Freshwater South Developable Godshill Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category LDF049 Land at Deacons Nursery Godshill & Wroxall Developable LDF061 Land at Munsley Farm Godshill & Wroxall Developable The Glebe, land off LDF223 Godshill & Wroxall Developable Church Hill LDF450 Land south and west of (incorporates Godshill, off Whitwell Godshill & Wroxall Developable LDF224) Road Gurnard Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Land to rear of Oaklands Cowes West & LDF063 Deliverable Lodge, Worsley Road Gurnard Part of Dottens Farm, Cowes West and LDF184 Deliverable Woodvale Road Gurnard Land at Gurnard Farm, Cowes West & LDF235 Deliverable Cockleton Lane Gurnard LDF381 Cowes West & (incorporates Land at Place Road Deliverable Gurnard LDF455) LDF382 Land rear of The Glen, Cowes West & (incorporates Deliverable Worsley Road Gurnard LDF456) Land at Baring Road and Cowes West & LDF383 Deliverable Tuttons Hill Gurnard Land at Comforts Farm, Cowes West & LDF557 Developable Pallance Road Gurnard Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) January 2012 Havenstreet & Ashey Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Havenstreet, Ashey LDF006a Coppid Hall Farm Developable & Haylands Havenstreet, Ashey LDF006b Coppid Hall Farm Developable & Haylands Binstead & Fishbourne/ LDF100 Land at Binstead Deliverable Havenstreet, Ashey & Haylands Land at Sans Souci, Main Havenstreet, Ashey LDF216 Deliverable Road & Haylands Land at Millhouse Farm, Havenstreet, Ashey LDF240 Deliverable Upton Road & Haylands Brickfields Equestrian Havenstreet, Ashey LDF398 Deliverable Centre, Binstead & Haylands Land at Leopards Farm, Havenstreet, Ashey LDF406 Developable Speeds Lane & Haylands Lake Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Land at Black Pan LDF068a Lake North Developable Farm/Scotchells Brook Land adjoining Lake LDF068b Common Road and Lake Lake North Deliverable Common Land west of Whitecross LDF096 Lake South Deliverable Lane Land at Merrie Gardens LDF104 Lake South Deliverable Farm LDF229 Spithead Business Centre Lake South Deliverable LDF293 Merrie Gardens Lake South Deliverable LDF500 Broadlea Primary School Lake North Deliverable Nettlestone & Seaview Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category LDF090 Land at the Meadows, Nettlestone & (incorporates Developable Priory Drive Seaview LDF113) Gibb Well Field, off Nettlestone & LDF097 Developable Seaview Lane Seaview Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) January 2012 Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Land west of Nettlestone Nettlestone & LDF218 and south of Nettlestone Developable Seaview Hill Nettlestone & LDF280a Land at Eddington Road Developable Seaview Nettlestone & LDF280b Land at Eddington Road Developable Seaview Nettlestone & LDF370 Land at Puckpool Hill Deliverable Seaview LDF372 Harcourt Sands, Nettlestone & (incorporates Deliverable Puckpool Hill Seaview LDF356) Nettlestone & LDF397 Land at Brading Road Deliverable Seaview Land off the north Nettlestone & LDF435 western side of Seaview Developable Seaview Lane Land adjacent Priory Bay Nettlestone & LDF452 Developable Hotel Seaview Nettlestone & Barnsley Farm, Bullen LDF460 Seaview/Brading, St Developable Road Helens & Bembridge Ryde East/ LDF550 The Yard, Bullen Road Nettlestone & Deliverable Seaview Newchurch Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Land off Ventnor Road, Arreton & LDF083 Developable Apse Heath Newchurch Land off Newport Road, Arreton & LDF084 Developable Apse Heath Newchurch Greentiles Nursery, Arreton & Not Currently LDF141 Winford Road Newchurch Developable 31 Ventnor Road, Apse Arreton & LDF296 Developable Heath Newchurch Land to rear of Laurels, Arreton & LDF312 Developable High Street Newchurch LDF477 Arreton & (incorporates Popes Farm, High Street Developable Newchurch LDF182) LDF549 Land at White Dymes, Arreton & (incorporates Developable Main Road Newchurch LDF098) Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) January 2012 Newport Site Reference SHLAA Site Address Ward Number Category Dodnor Farm, Dodnor LDF001a Parkhurst Deliverable Lane Dodnor Farm, Dodnor LDF001c Parkhurst Deliverable Lane Land between Buckbury LDF020 Newport East Deliverable Lane and Long Lane Land adjacent Bank LDF028 Parkhurst Deliverable Cottage, Dodnor Lane LDF034 Land at Noke Common Parkhurst Deliverable Clover Cottage, Stag LDF046 Parkhurst Deliverable Lane LDF051 Land off Gunville Road Carisbrooke Deliverable West of Gunville House, LDF065 Carisbrooke Deliverable Carisbrooke Land south of Whitepit LDF066 Newport South Developable Lane Land to south west of LDF071 Parkhurst Deliverable Little Kitbridge, Gunville LDF072 Land off Gunville Road Parkhurst Deliverable LDF085 Parkhurst/Newport Land at Little Kitbridge, (overlaps with West/Newport Deliverable Newport LDF395) Central LDF103 [incorporates LDF067, LDF126 (partial), Horsebridge Hill Parkhurst Deliverable LDF394, LDF458 (employment) & LDF541] LDF124 Land at Staplers Heath, (incorporates Newport North Deliverable
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