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LAA Appendices Appendix A: Methodology Flowchart Appendix B: Settlement Site Plans Appendix C: Draft Local Plan Housing Trajectory (2019 to 2037) Includes sites with planning permission, Neighbourhood Plan allocations, proposed LP allocations, pending pp sites (subject to s106) Appendix D: Harworth and Bircotes LAA - sites without planning permission Appendix E: Retford LAA – sites without planning permission Appendix F: Tuxford LAA – sites without planning permission Appendix G: Worksop LAA – sites without planning permission Appendix H: Potential new settlement LAA Appendix A: Methodology Flowchart Appendix B Site Plans Appendix C: Draft Bassetlaw Plan Housing Trajectory (2019 to 2037) Application Full/Res, Remaining Number /NP Outline, NP Capacity Completions Allocation / LP allocation Greenfield/ April 1st from previous 2019- 2020- 2021- 2022- 2023- 2024- 2025- 2026- 2027- 2028- 2029- 2030- 2031- 2032- 2033- 2034- 2035- Justification for lead in time and build out Settlement Allocation LAA Name Brownfield 2019 years 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2036- 2037 Total Losses rate Five Year Land Supply methodology: Full pp = 20 months lead in and 20 dwellings Rear of 1 to 29 per annum build rate for sites under 50 Beckingham 16/00877/FUL Full Vicarage Lane Greenfield 33 0 20 13 33 0 dwellings Five Year Land Supply methodology: Full pp = 20 months lead in and 20 dwellings Land off Station per annum build rate for sites under 50 Beckingham 18/00361/RES Res Road Greenfield 24 0 20 4 24 0 dwellings Five Year Land Supply methodology: Full pp = 20 months lead in and 20 dwellings Land north of per annum build rate for sites under 50 Beckingham 18/00362/RES Res Station Road Greenfield 41 0 20 20 1 41 0 dwellings Five Year Land Supply methodology: Full North east of pp = 20 months lead in and 20 dwellings Dunelm, Church per annum build rate for sites under 50 Beckingham 15/01304/OUT Out Street Greenfield 19 0 19 19 0 dwellings Five Year Land Supply methodology: Outline pp = 27 months lead in period, 30 South of Station dwellings per annum build rate for sites Beckingham 17/00052/OUT Out Road Greenfield 58 30 28 58 0 over 50 dwellings Five Year Land Supply methodology: Full pp = 20 months lead in and 20 dwellings South of Station per annum build rate for sites under 50 Beckingham 18/01491/RSB Out Road Greenfield 10 0 10 10 dwellings South of Police House, Spital Development commenced and progressing Blyth 17/01529/FUL Full Road Greenfield 7 3 7 7 0 well. Five Year Land Supply methodology: Full pp = 20 months lead in and 20 dwellings Land at Bawtry per annum build rate for sites under 50 Blyth 17/00435/OUT Out Road Greenfield 10 10 10 0 dwellings Five Year Land Supply methodology: Full pp = 20 months lead in and 20 dwellings Woodlea, 55 per annum build rate for sites under 50 Blyth 18/00342/OUT Out Bawtry Road Greenfield 10 10 10 0 dwellings Site submitted by landowner who has confirmed its availability within the Plan period. The site has been assessed as NP Land east of Spital developable beyond 5 years in accordance Blyth NP Allocation Allocation Road Greenfield 53 30 23 53 with NPPF definition. Site submitted by landowner who has confirmed its availability within the Plan period. The site has been assessed as NP Land north of developable beyond 5 years in accordance Blyth NP Allocation Allocation Retford Road Greenfield 3 3 3 with NPPF definition. Site submitted by landowner who has confirmed its availability within the Plan period. The site has been assessed as NP Land east of developable beyond 5 years in accordance Blyth NP Allocation Allocation Bawtry Road Greenfield 2 2 2 with NPPF definition. Five Year Land Supply methodology: South of Pumping Outline pp = 27 months lead in period, 20 Station, Bawtry dwellings per annum build rate for sites Blyth 18/00022/OUT Out Road Greenfield 10 10 10 0 under 50 dwellings Application Full/Res, Remaining Number /NP Outline, NP Capacity Completions Allocation / LP allocation Greenfield/ April 1st from previous 2019- 2020- 2021- 2022- 2023- 2024- 2025- 2026- 2027- 2028- 2029- 2030- 2031- 2032- 2033- 2034- 2035- Justification for lead in time and build out Settlement Allocation LAA Name Brownfield 2019 years 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2036- 2037 Total Losses rate Commenced and progressing well. Assumed 30 dwellings per annum delivery Carlton in Land east of in accordance with Five Year Land Supply Lindrick 18/01148/FUL Full Doncaster Road Greenfield 151 0 17 30 30 30 30 14 151 0 Methodology. The developer has indicated their Carlton in Former Firbeck intention to develop the site within the Lindrick 15/01457/FUL Out Colliery Brownfield 400 0 10 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 400 0 Plan period. Site submitted by landowner who has confirmed its availability within the Plan period. The site has been assessed as Carlton in Land at Highfield developable beyond 5 years in accordance Lindrick NP allocation House Greenfield 10 10 10 with NPPF definition. Clarborough Pending pp 18/01442/OUT. Submitted by and Welham NP allocation Broad Gores Greenfield 38 0 20 18 38 a developer. Harworth Colliery closed in 2006. Harworth Estates submitted an outline planning application for 996 dwellings in October 2009. Permission was granted in March 2011. The first properties were completed in 2014/15. Therefore the lead in period from closure of the colliery to first completion was 8 years. It is Proposed LP Cottam Power anticapated that this project will follow a Cottam Allocation Station Brownfield 1600 0 30 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 450 similar trajectory. Five Year Land Supply methodology: Full pp = 20 months lead in and 30 dwellings per annum build rate for sites over 50 Wellbeck Colliery, dwellings. A developer has indicated their Cuckney 15/01037/FUL Full Budby Road Brownfield 65 0 30 30 5 65 0 intention to develop the site. Site submitted by landowner who has confirmed its availability within the Plan period. The site has been assessed as developable beyond 5 years in accordance Cuckney NP Allocation Former Depot site Brownfield 15 0 15 15 with NPPF definition. Site submitted by landowner who has Former confirmed its availability within the Plan allotments, period. The site has been assessed as Creswell Road, developable beyond 5 years in accordance Cuckney NP Allocation Cuckney Greenfield 6 0 6 6 with NPPF definition. Site submitted by landowner who has confirmed its availability within the Plan period. The site has been assessed as Lady Margaret developable beyond 5 years in accordance Cuckney NP Allocation Crescent, Norton 4 4 4 with NPPF definition. Site submitted by landowner who has confirmed its availability within the Plan period. The site has been assessed as Land south of developable beyond 5 years in accordance Cuckney NP Allocation Creswell Road Greenfield 10 0 10 10 with NPPF definition. Former Poultry Factory, Mark East Markham 16/00854/RES Res Lane Greenfield 41 0 20 20 1 41 0 Development commenced. Site submitted by landowner who has confirmed its availability within the Plan period. The site has been assessed as NP developable beyond 5 years in accordance Elkesley NP Allocation Allocation Yew Tree Road Brownfield 30 20 10 30 with NPPF definition. Application Full/Res, Remaining Number /NP Outline, NP Capacity Completions Allocation / LP allocation Greenfield/ April 1st from previous 2019- 2020- 2021- 2022- 2023- 2024- 2025- 2026- 2027- 2028- 2029- 2030- 2031- 2032- 2033- 2034- 2035- Justification for lead in time and build out Settlement Allocation LAA Name Brownfield 2019 years 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2036- 2037 Total Losses rate North east of Everton Sluice Development commenced and progressing Everton 17/01588/RES Res Lane Greenfield 10 5 5 10 0 well. Land at Hall Farm, NP Gainsborough Everton NP Allocation Allocation Road Greenfield 10 10 10 Beyond 5 years - No developer at present Site submitted by landowner who has confirmed its availability within the Plan Land north of period. The site has been assessed as NP Pinfold Lane, developable beyond 5 years in accordance Everton NP Allocation Allocation Harwell Greenfield 1 1 1 with NPPF definition. Site submitted by landowner who has Land at the confirmed its availability within the Plan Willows, period. The site has been assessed as NP Gainsborough developable beyond 5 years in accordance Everton NP Allocation Allocation Road Greenfield 5 5 5 with NPPF definition. Plumtree Farm Harworth/ (Persimmon), Development commenced and progressing Bircotes 13/00793/FUL Full Bawtry Road Greenfield 95 155 55 40 95 0 well. Harworth/ Bryndale 223, Development commenced and progressing Bircotes 16/00473/FUL Full Scrooby Road 25 6 10 9 25 0 well. Harworth/ Land off Hawkins Development commenced and progressing Bircotes 17/01073/RES Res Close 24 4 10 10 24 0 well. Harworth Colliery Harworth/ (Jones), Scrooby Development commenced and progressing Bircotes 17/01566/RES Res Road Brownfield 71 30 30 11 71 0 well. Harworth Colliery Harworth/ (Kier), Scrooby Development commenced and progressing Bircotes 17/01575/RES Res Road Brownfield 125 30 30 30 30 5 125 0 well. Harworth/ Land off Beverley New planning application for 109 Bircotes 61/10/00013 Full Road Greenfield 85 30 30 25 85 dwellings submitted April 2019 Harworth/ Harworth Colliery, This will be superseded if 1300 pp is Bircotes 61/09/00052 Out Scrooby Road Brownfield 680 30 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 50 680 0 granted Five Year Land Supply methodology: Outline pp = 27 months lead in period, 20 Harworth/ Land off Bramble dwellings per annum build rate for sites Bircotes 14/00389/OUT Out Way 10 10 10 0 under 50 dwellings Five Year Land Supply methodology: Outline pp = 27 months lead in period, 30 Harworth/ Land off Essex dwellings per annum build rate for sites Bircotes 17/01102/OUT Out Road 150 30 30 30 30 30 150 over 50 dwellings Complies with NPPF definition (major outlines are developable beyond 5 years).
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    1446 P.AB NO'l''XING HA.MSHIRE. FARMERs-continued, Pearson William, Finningley, Bawtry Price Wm. Stone ho. Egmanton, Ncwark Dgle Charles, Welham, East Retford Peart John, Rampton, Lincoln Price William, Thrumpton, Derby Ogle Henry, Clarburougb, East Retford Peat George, Botllamsall, Ollerton Price William, jun. Egmanton, Newark Ogle Timothy, Hayton, Retford Peatfield Samuel & John, Laxton, Priestley William,Lowdham,Nottinghm Olclershaw James, Strelley,Nottingham Newark-on-Trent Pritchett Geo. Norwell Woodho. Newark Oldershaw Jn. Costock, Loughborough Peatfield Henry, Besthorpe, Newark Prit('bett William, Upton, Southwell Oldershaw J. East Leake, Lougbborugh Peatfield James, West Hetford, Retford Proctor Isaiah, Ma]lplewells, Sutton-in- Oldbarn By. EastLeake, Loughborough Peatfield John, Bothamsall, Ollerton Ashfield, Nottin~Sham Olivant Alfred, North Leverton, Lincoln Peatfield John, West Retford, Retford Proctor John, North Muskham, Newark OlivantMrsE.J.Sturton-le-Steeple,Lndn Peck George, Hayton, Retford Proctor Thomas, Rampton, Lincoln Olivant I. Sturton-le-Steeple, Lincoln Peck ·william, Bothamsall, Ollerton , Pyatt Abraham, Wilford, Nottingham Olivant John Henry, Rampton, Lincoln Peet Richard, Kinoulton, Nottingham Pycroft John, Plumtree, .Kottingham Olivant T. Gringley-on-the-Hill, Bawtry Peet Wm. East Leake, Loughborough . Pye Edward, Saundby, Gains borough Oliver John, Plumtree, Notting-ham Pell Joseph, Whatton, Nottingham Pye Jarvis, '"''elham, East Retford Osborne William, Balderton, Newark Pell Wm. Hy.Flawborough,Nottingham Pyecroft Chas. Walkeringham,Gainsbro' Oscroft :Mrs. Eliza, Kirkby-in-Ashfield, Penningtou Joseph, Sutton-upon-Trent, Quibell Joseph, North Carlton, Worksop Nottingham Newark Quibell 'fhos. Laxton, Newark-on-Trent Osinbrook Thomas, Distillery street, Pentlelow Joseph, Bleasby, Southwell Quickfall John, Rampton, Lincoln Ruddington, Nottingham Pepper John, Rolleston, Newark Radford Mrs. Charlotte, Skegby,Mansfld Otter Jas.