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Appendix 3 Large Sites with Planning Permission with Officer Appendix 3 Large Sites with Planning Permission with Officer Commentary on Delivery Number included in 5 Planning Not Under Previous Completions Large planning wholly previously year supply Application Site Address Parish Description Started at Construction Officer Comment Use 2018/19 Site status completed allocated as Number April 2019 at April 2019 permissions not started Erection of 14 dwellings and The site has full planning permission, and although associated infrastructure - reserved there has been no response from the promoter of Land off, Elmley Road, Ashton ASHTON-UNDER- 16/02188 matters application following GR 14 0 0 TRUE 2 FALSE TRUE 14 this site a number of pre-commencement conditions under Hill HILL outline planning permission have been discharged. Given the size of the site, it is W/16/02188/OU. considered easily deliverable within five years. Proposed extension to Longcarrant Views Caravan Park to allow for the This application is to extend an existing residential Long Carrant Park, Cheltenham ASHTON-UNDER- relocation of 7 approved mobile caravan park, with 7 mobile homes outstanding. 17/00602 OB 7 0 45 TRUE 3 FALSE FALSE 7 Road, Ashton under Hill HILL park homes together with landscape Given the nature and size of the site it is considered planting (resubmission of easily deliverable within five years. application). Reserved matters approval following outline 14/00329 for erection of 36 Land South of, Bretforton Road, 15/01305 BADSEY dwellings (Class C3) with GR 0 0 21 TRUE 2 TRUE TRUE 0 Site now wholly complete. Badsey landscaping; vehicular access and all associated works. Manor Farm, Main Street, Reserved Matters application for the 16/00470 Bishampton, Pershore, WR10 BISHAMPTON erection of 12 dwellings with access GR 0 0 12 TRUE 2 TRUE TRUE 0 Site now wholly complete. 2LX off Main Street. 74 open market dwellings and 50 This site is well underway and although there with affordable (housing with care), (40 70 completions during the last monitoring year. Due Land at, Leamington Road, 13/00680 BROADWAY apartments and 10 bungalows) GR 16 21 70 TRUE 3 FALSE TRUE 16 to its size and the number of dwellings remaining Broadway scheme reduced by 1 dwelling to Officers are confident that the site will be delivered 124, application 16/02779. within five years. 74 units have been completed in the last 6 years, on Sold to order up to 249 Mobile average 12 per annum. The owner has invested Homes - permanent residential significantly in the site facilities and continues to Leedons Residential Park, development Phase 1 & 2 at actively advertise. There are currently 26 plinths in Childswickham Road, 96/00597 BROADWAY Leedons Residential Park Broadway GR 114 26 9 TRUE 10 FALSE FALSE 0 place. It is reasonable to assume that these will be Broadway, Worcestershire and Old Broadway Park (Certificate delivered in the next 5 years based on the last 5 WR12 7HB of Lawful use Existing application years, however Officers remain cautious with those 87/01953) that have not commenced and have not included them in the five year supply. Reserved matters application for appearance, landscaping, layout and Development is now underway with 2 completions scale for residential development of and 10 dwellings under construction within 8 Land Adjacent, Langham, DRAKES 90 dwellings including associated months of gaining Reserved Matters approval. Due 18/00635 Worcester Road, Drakes GR 78 10 2 TRUE 2 FALSE TRUE 78 BROUGHTON parking, estate roads, attenuation to its size and the number of dwellings remaining Broughton area and landscaping approved Officers are confident that the site will be delivered under outline planning approval within five years. W14/01419/OU. 1 Number included in 5 Planning Not Under Previous Completions Large planning wholly previously year supply Application Site Address Parish Description Started at Construction Officer Comment Use 2018/19 Site status completed allocated as Number April 2019 at April 2019 permissions not started Application for Approval of Reserved Matters Pursuant to Outline Planning Permission Ref: The site has full planning permission and the W/14/01611/OU for development developer is seeking to commence on site later this of up to 110 dwellings, including Land Adjacent, Glassier, year. Assuming completions from 2020-21 in line DRAKES 40% affordable housing, structural 14/01611 Worcester Road, Drakes GR 110 0 0 TRUE 2 FALSE FALSE 110 with the developers expectations but at a rate of 40 BROUGHTON planting and landscaping, informal Broughton dwellings per annum, lower than the rate open space, children’s play area, anticipated by the developer, the site is easily surface water attenuation, a deliverable within five years. vehicular access point from Worcester Road and associated ancillary works. Development is now underway with 5 completions Full reserved matters approval for and 27 dwellings under construction. Due to its size Land opposite, Woodmead, DRAKES 16/01895 32 dwellings granted under outline GR 0 27 5 TRUE 2 FALSE FALSE 0 and the number of dwellings remaining Officers are Walcot Lane, Drakes Broughton BROUGHTON permission ref W/14/00273/OU. confident that the site will be delivered within five years. Mixed-Use redevelopment of the Works have now commenced on site with all 51 Raven Hotel, St Andrews Street, Raven Hotel and its grounds; to 13/02538 DROITWICH FE 0 51 0 TRUE 3 FALSE FALSE 0 units under construction. As such, the site is Droitwich Spa, WR9 8DY comprise of 51 dwellings (36 open considered easily deliverable within five years. market & 15 affordable). Reserved matters application for the The site is now well underway and Permission Land Rear of, Hill Top Farm, erection of 265 dwellings following Homes have delivered 50, 107 and 70 dwellings in Newland Lane, Newland, 15/01187 DROITWICH outline approval ref: GR 24 14 70 TRUE 2 FALSE TRUE 24 the past three years respectively. Given their build Droitwich Spa (Yew Tree Farm) W/12/02336/OU. (40% = 106 rates in the District the remainder of this site is (Entrance off Newland Rd) Affordable dwellings). deliverable within 12 months. Application for reserved matters following outline planning The site is well underway with just 96 dwellings not Land North of Pulley Lane and, permission reference started; assuming a cautious delivery rate of 40 15/01418 Newland Lane, Newland, DROITWICH W/11/01073/OU for 250 dwellings GR 96 35 81 TRUE 2 FALSE TRUE 96 dwellings per annum, the site is easily deliverable Droitwich Spa (Phase 1) including areas of open within five years. space (including the demolition of The Firs) Proposed demolition of existing Spar The developer is now on site and is anticipating full Land off Blake Avenue and, convenience store & external store 18/00428 DROITWICH FE 11 0 0 TRUE 3 FALSE FALSE 11 delivery during 2019/20. Given the site of the site, it Long Sling, Droitwich Spa & yard and erection of 11 affordable is easily deliverable within five years. houses. 2 Number included in 5 Planning Not Under Previous Completions Large planning wholly previously year supply Application Site Address Parish Description Started at Construction Officer Comment Use 2018/19 Site status completed allocated as Number April 2019 at April 2019 permissions not started Taylor Wimpey have now commenced on site with Reserved matters following outline 83 completions delivered last year and a further 46 Land North of Pulley Lane and, 11/01073 - Phase 2 - 250 dwellings under construction. Assuming delivery at a 16/02073 Newland Lane, Newland, DROITWICH GR 108 46 83 TRUE 2 FALSE TRUE 108 40 % affordable, 80 Social Rented & conservative 40 dwellings per annum in line with Droitwich Spa 20 Intermediate their build rates elsewhere in the District, the site is easily deliverable within five years. This site has outline planning permission for the erection of 25 dwellings. The site, including additional land, is being promoted through the New residential development of 25 Eckington Neighbourhood Plan (currently under Land rear of, Roman Meadow, dwellings including 10 affordable Examination) for 38 dwellings, alongside a current 15/03029 ECKINGTON GR 25 0 0 TRUE 1 FALSE TRUE 0 Eckington dwellings with associated planning application for 38 dwellings pending landscaping and infrastructure. determination (19/00968). Given this current uncertainty, a cautious approach has been adopted and Officers have decided to discount this site from the supply. Brooklands Farm, Cheltenham Development of 47 dwelling houses 14/02525 Road, Evesham, Worcestershire EVESHAM GR 0 0 42 TRUE 3 TRUE TRUE 0 Site now wholly complete. and associated infrastructure. WR11 2LW There has been no response from the agent of this Outline application for the site. Given there have been issues raised previously demolition of sheds and buildings Land Between Kings Road and, with potential viability, and as the permission is due 14/02751 EVESHAM and construction of 13 no. houses OB 13 0 0 TRUE 1 FALSE FALSE 0 Northwick Road, Evesham to expire in October 2019, in adopting a cautious and surfacing track. (9 open market approach this site has been discounted from the & 4 Affordable). supply. A new planning application to There has been no response from the promoter of replace planning permission ref no this site. The development includes the demolition W/07/00948/PN (Appeal ref no of existing buildings and there are known viability Former Gas Depo, Common 15/00923 EVESHAM APP/H1840/A/09/2118031) for FE 123 0 0 TRUE 3 FALSE FALSE 0 issues. On that basis, Officers have adopted a Road, Evesham erection of 123 dwellings (17 are cautious approach and decided to discount this site affordable units) with 9 commercial from the supply until there is evidence to support units. the site being delivered within five years. Erection of 146 dwellings - application seeking approval of Land at, Pershore Road, reserved matters following granting 16/01899 Hampton, Evesham, EVESHAM GR 0 0 72 TRUE 2 TRUE TRUE 0 Phase now wholly complete.
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