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Dacorum Borough Council Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) 2016 Volume 2: Site Schedules Final Report April 2016 1. Introduction 1.1.1 This document represents Volume 2 of the Dacorum Borough Council Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA), containing the schedule of all sites identified in Dacorum Borough Council’s area through the study process. The document is presented on a ward basis and includes all potential housing opportunities. 1.1.2 Duplicate sites and sites that had been rejected in previous SHLAAs and are still considered unsuitable have not been shown to keep the document to a manageable size. 1.1.3 Sites with planning permission have been taken out of the tables and included in the main SHLAA report, Volume 1. These have been tested through the planning process and unless evidence to the contrary has been available they have been included in the totals for years 0-5 of the plan. 1.1.4 For each ward, there are two tables, presenting the progress from site identification through to the final capacity estimates. The first table contains the site assessment tables, with the site capacities and phasing in the second table. An explanation of various terms is set out below: 1. Suitability, Availability and Achievability: this is the long list of all sites tested against these three criteria. For each criteria there is a Y/N conclusion. For Achievability the conclusion is Y/N or Marginal. Sites that are not viable or are showing as marginal have not been rejected - rather they are assumed not achievable in years 0-5 and have therefore been moved to a later period of the plan e.g. years 6-10 or 11-15. 2. The summary column contains an explanation and justification for the decision to either ‘accept’ or ‘reject’ a site based on whether or not it meets the assessment criteria. It also contains information on barriers to delivery and any risk associated with delivery. 3. Under the Accept / Reject heading, the following abbreviations have been used: A = Accept. The site is suitable and available. If it is not currently viable it has been accepted into a later time period e.g. years 6-10 or 11-15. A (GB) = Accept (Green Belt). These sites are suitable subject to the finding of the Green Belt review and other technical work under the Single Local Plan. Figures for this cat- egory of sites has been presented separately from the outright ‘Accept’ sites to show the proportion of sites for which current policy would need to change before housing on these sites came forward. A (RA) = Accept (Rural Area). These sites are suitable subject to finding of technical work under the Single Local Plan. R = Reject. Assessment has shown that the site has been found to be unsuitable or unavailable for development. Only the ‘accepted’ sites go forward to an estimate of capacity and an expected timescale for delivery. The method used to calculate capacity includes CS (Design Case Study), P/E (Promoters estimate), L (large site capacity estimate), DBC (Dacorum Borough Council information) or N/A where none of the above apply. A detailed explanation of the method for estimating the potential capacity for each site is set out in the main SHLAA Report Volume 1. 1.1.5 Abbreviations used in the tables are shown in the table below Abbreviations AONB Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty App Planning Application CA Conservation Area DBC Dacorum Borough Council DPD Development Plan Document FZ Flood Zone GEA General Employment Area Dacorum Borough Council SHLAA 2016 - Volume 2 (Site Schedules) 1 HCC Hertfordshire County Council SFRA Strategic Flood Risk Assessment SSSI Site of Special Scientific Interest PD Permitted Development PDL Previously Development Land (also known as Brownfield) p/p Planning Permission 1.1.6 The site schedules are presented by ward, with the following abbreviations: Abbreviations Ward AE Adeyfield East ALD Aldbury and Wiggington APS Apsley ASH Ashridge AW Adeyfield West BC Berkhamsted Castle BE Berkhamsted East BEN Bennetts End BOV Bovingdon BOX Boxmoor BW Berkhamsted West CH Corner Hall CHA Chaulden GAD Gadebridge GH Grove Hill HHC Hemel Hempstead Central HSP Highfield St Pauls KL Kings Langley LG Leverstock Green N Northchurch NM Nash Mills TC Tring Central TE Tring East TW Tring West WA Watling WE Warners End WH Woodhall Sites have been ordered sequentially according to ward, for example AE1, AE2. New SHLAA sites that have been added as AE/1, AE/2 etc. 1.1.7 1.1.8 Readers who wish to cross-reference the sites in Volume 2 with the mapping for Dacorum in Volume 4 should note that only those sites that we had GIS information for are plotted on the map. All ‘accepted’ sites appear on the map. 1.1.9 A detailed explanation of the methodology for the assessment is included in Volume 1 of the SHLAA. Dacorum Borough Council SHLAA 2016 - Volume 2 (Site Schedules) 2 2. Contents p. 06 Assessment Sheets p. 05 Adeyfield East p. 10 Aldbury and Wiggington p. 13 Apsley p. 17 Ashridge p. 19 Adeyfield West p. 21 Berkhamsted Castle p. 24 Berkhamsted East p. 27 Berkhamsted West p. 30 Bennetts End p. 32 Bovingdon p. 38 Boxmoor p. 41 Corner Hall p. 44 Chaulden p. 46 Gadebridge p. 49 Grove Hill p. 52 Hemel Hempstead Central p. 55 Highfield St Paul p. 58 Kings Langley p. 62 Leverstock Green p. 65 Northchurch p. 68 Nash Mills p. 70 Tring Central p. 73 Tring East p. 76 Tring West p. 81 Watling p. 87 Warners End p. 89 Woodhall p. 91 Site Capacity and Phasing Dacorum Borough Council SHLAA 2016 - Volume 2 (Site Schedules) 3 Assessment Tables Dacorum Borough Council SHLAA 2016 - Volume 2 (Site Schedules) 4 Adeyfield East Dacorum Borough Council SHLAA 2016 - Volume 2 (Site Schedules) 5 Adjusted Achievable Site Area Greenfield / Available Accept / Site Ref Name / Address Site Area Summary Suitable (Y/N) (Y/N or (ha) Urban (Y/N) Reject (ha) Marginal) Modern employment building within established AE1 Boundary Way industrial area. There is no known intention to develop N N R the site. Modern employment building within established industrial area . Not currently suitable due to GEA AE2 general industrial area N N R status, however this will be reassessed through technical work as part of the new Single Local Plan. Open land and amenity space. No known intentions to AE3 Breakspear Way N N R develop. Part of Maylands Gateway development area. Former caravan park. Part of Maylands Gateway AE4 Buncefield Lane Development Brief area. There are currently no N N R intentions to develop for housing. Currently this land is in use as a travellers site and is AE5 Three Cherry Tree Lane N N R within an employment area. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE7 Arundel Close Y N R intentions to develop this site. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE8 Masons Road Y N R intentions to develop this site. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE9 The Flags Y N R intentions to develop this site. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE10 New Park Drive Y N R intentions to develop this site. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE11 Vauxhall Road Y N R intentions to develop this site. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE12 Malus Close Y N R intentions to develop this site. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE13 Haleswood Road Y N R intentions to develop this site. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE14 Montgomery Avenue Y N R intentions to develop this site. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE15 Montgomery Avenue Y N R intentions to develop this site. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE16 Briery Way Y N R intentions to develop this site. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE17 Larchwood Road Y N R intentions to develop this site. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE18 Queensway Y N R intentions to develop this site. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE19 Dellcut Road Y N R intentions to develop this site. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE20 Saffron End Y N R intentions to develop this site. Garage courts are in use and there are no known AE21 Highfield Lane Y N R intentions to develop this site. AE22 Highfield Lane No known intentions to develop this site. Y N R AE23 Ellingham Road There are currently no known intentions to develop. Y N R AE24 Berrymead rear gardens There are no known intentions to develop. Y N R AE25 Rutland Gardens There are no known intentions to develop. Y N R AE26 Rutland Gardens There are no known intentions to develop. Y N R Dacorum Borough Council SHLAA 2016 - Volume 2 (Site Schedules) 6 Adjusted Achievable Site Area Greenfield / Available Accept / Site Ref Name / Address Site Area Summary Suitable (Y/N) (Y/N or (ha) Urban (Y/N) Reject (ha) Marginal) AE27 Widmore Drive There are no known intentions to develop. N N R Housing already provided on adjacent gardens (need to AE28 Stocks Meadow relocate garage). There are no known intentions to Y N R develop. The garage courts are in use and there are currently no AE29 Saracens Head Y N R known intentions to develop.
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