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Policy H1 'New' Housing Sites: Current Status in Respect of Planning Applications NEATH PORT TALBOT COUNTY BOROUGH COUNCIL LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN (2011-2026) Policy H1 ‘New’ Housing Sites: Current Status in respect of Planning Applications (Information correct as of 10th March 2015) Planning application details are available on the Council’s website using the following link: https://planning.npt.gov.uk/welcome.asp [Note: Please type in the full application number (e.g.P2012/0345) in order to search for the relevant details]. Site Ref: Site Name Locality Brownfield / Planning Application Status Greenfield H1/1 Gorffwysfa Care Home Bryncoch Brownfield None. H1/2 Leiros Park Extension Bryncoch Greenfield None. H1/3 Groves Road (Phase 2) Cimla Greenfield None. H1/4 Ocean View Jersey Brownfield Detailed Planning Consent Granted / Site Under Marine Construction – nearing completion P2012/0345 (81 units). H1/5 Dwr Y Felin Lower School Longford Brownfield Pre-Application Discussions. H1/6 Hafod House Care Home Neath Brownfield None. H1/7 Neath Town Centre Neath Brownfield Detailed Planning Consent Granted for the Redevelopment demolition of buildings and development of car park and retail unit (Phase 1 of development) P2013/0863 – Site Under Construction. H1/8 Crymlyn Grove (Phase 2) Skewen Greenfield Detailed Planning Consent Granted / Site Under Construction P2012/0370 (76 units). H1/9 Crymlyn Grove (Phase 3) Skewen Greenfield None. H1/10 Wern Goch Skewen Greenfield Planning Consent Granted on part of the site (known as Phases 1 & 2) - Phase 1 complete Phase 2 Under Construction P2012/0171 (29 units). H1/11 Neath Road / Fairyland Road Tonna Greenfield Detailed Planning Application submitted P2015/0011 (Phase 1 – 137 units) - Undetermined. H1/12 Blaenbaglan School (land to Baglan Greenfield None. the rear) H1/13 Hawthorn Close Cwmafan Greenfield Pre-Application Discussions. H1/14 Western Logs Cwmafan Brownfield None. H1/15 Neath Port Talbot College Margam Brownfield None. (Margam Campus) H1/16 Glanafan Comprehensive Port Talbot Brownfield Pre-Application Discussions. School H1/17 Harbourside Port Talbot Brownfield Detailed Planning Consent Granted / Site Under Construction P2014/0046 (Green Park - 37 units). H1/18 Afan Lido and land to the Sandfields Brownfield None. rear of Tywyn School H1/19 Bay View Social Club Sandfields Brownfield Detailed Planning Application submitted P2015/0027 (14 units) – Undetermined. H1/20 Purcell Avenue Sandfields Greenfield Outline Planning Application submitted P2013/1047 – Undetermined. H1/21 Morfa Afan Care Home Sandfields Brownfield None H1/22 Tir Morfa Road Sandfields Greenfield None. H1/23 Park Avenue Glynneath Predominately None. Greenfield H1/24 Bryn Morgrug (Phase 2) Alltwen Predominately Detailed Planning Consent Granted / Site Under Greenfield Construction P2012/1116 (56 units). H1/25 Ynysymond Road Alltwen Greenfield None. H1/26 Cwmtawe School (Phase 2) Pontardawe Greenfield Detailed Planning Application submitted P2014/0973 (37 units) – Undetermined. H1/27 Waun Sterw / Waun Penlan Pontardawe Greenfield Pre-Application Discussions. H1/28 Bryn Brych Farm Rhos Greenfield Detailed Planning Application submitted P2014/0393 (Phase 1 92 units) – Undetermined. H1/29 Compair / GMF Ystalyfera Brownfield Detailed Planning Application submitted P2013/0737 (121 units) – Undetermined. .
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