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APPENDIX 6 - CHANGES TO HOUSING AND EMPLOYMENT SITE ALLOCATIONS COMPARED TO THOSE IN THE LOCAL PLAN - PREFERRED OPTIONS 2016 TABLE A – CHANGES TO SITES PROPOSED TO BE ALLOCATED FOR HOUSING AT ‘PREFERRED OPTIONS’ (LPPO) STAGE LPPO site Site Name at Preferred Options Local Plan Local Plan Submission Draft Change to proposed status reference stage (2016) Submission site name (2016) Draft site ref. (2018) HA1 Land adjoining Ash Grove Farm, N/A N/A Allocated to Discounted Beacon Road, Billinge HA2 Land South of Billinge Road, east 1HA Land South of Billinge Road, East Allocated to Allocated of Garswood Road and west of of Garswood Road and West off Smock Lane, Garswood Smock Lane, Garswood HA3 Land at Florida Farm (south of 2HA Land at Florida Farm (South of Allocated to Allocated A580), Slag Lane, Blackbrook A580), Slag Lane, Blackbrook N/A N/A 3HA Former Penlake Industrial Estate, Brownfield Site – now to be Reginald Road, Bold Allocated HA4 Land East of Chapel Lane and 6HS Land East of Chapel Lane and Allocated to Safeguarded south of Walkers Lane, Sutton South of Walkers Lane, Sutton Manor Manor HA5 Land South of Gartons Lane and 5HA Land South of Gartons Lane and Allocated to Allocated TABLE A – CHANGES TO SITES PROPOSED TO BE ALLOCATED FOR HOUSING AT ‘PREFERRED OPTIONS’ (LPPO) STAGE former St. Theresa’s Social Club, former St. Theresa’s Social Club, Gartons Lane, Bold Gartons Lane, Bold HA6 & Land south of Reginald Road / 4HA Land Bounded by Reginald Mix of Allocated/Safeguarded to HS03 Bold Road - Northern Section Road/Bold Road/Travers Allocated (Phase 1), Bold Entry/Gorsey Lane/Crawford Street, Bold (Bold Forest Garden Suburb) HA7 Land between Vista Road and 2HS Land between Vista Road and Allocated to Safeguarded (reduced Ashton Road, Newton -le-Willows Belvedere Road, Earlestown site size) N/A N/A 6HA Land at Cowley Street, Cowley Brownfield Site – now to be Hill, Town Centre Allocated HA8 Eccleston Park Golf Club, 3HS Former Eccleston Park Golf Club, Allocated to Safeguarded Rainhill Road, Eccleston Rainhill Road, Eccleston HA9 Higher Barrowfield Farm, N/A N/A Allocated to minor change to Houghton's Lane, Eccleston Green Belt boundary HA10 Land south west of M6 J23 N/A N/A Allocated to Discounted between Vista Road and Lodge Lane, Haydock HA11 Land at Moss Bank Farm, Moss N/A N/A Allocated to Discounted Bank Road, Moss Bank TABLE A – CHANGES TO SITES PROPOSED TO BE ALLOCATED FOR HOUSING AT ‘PREFERRED OPTIONS’ (LPPO) STAGE HA12 Former Newton Community N/A N/A Allocated to Discounted Hospital (Simms Ward), Bradlegh Road, Newton-le-Willows HA13 Former Red Bank Community 7HA Land West of the A49 Mill Lane Allocated to Allocated Home, Winwick Road, Newton-le- and to the East of the West Coast Willows Mainline railway line, Newton-le- Willows HA14 Land south east of Lords Fold, N/A N/A Allocated to Discounted Rainford HA15 Land South of Higher Lane and 8HA Land South of Higher Lane and Allocated to Allocated east of Rookery Lane, Rainford East of Rookery Lane, Rainford HA16 Land south of A580 between 8HS Land South of A580 between Allocated to Safeguarded Houghtons Lane and Crantock Houghtons Lane and Crantock Grove, Windle Grove, Windle N/A N/A 9HA Former Linkway Distribution Park, Brownfield Site – now to be Elton Head Road, Thatto Heath Allocated N/A N/A 10HA Moss Nook Urban Village, Watery Brownfield Site – now to be Lane, Moss Nook, Sutton Allocated TABLE B – CHANGES TO SITES PROPOSED TO BE SAFEGUARDED FOR HOUSING AT ‘PREFERRED OPTIONS’ (LPPO) STAGE LPPO site Site Name at Preferred Options Local Plan Local Plan Submission Draft Change to proposed status reference stage (2016) Submission site name (2016) Draft site ref. (2018) HS01 Land east of Garswood and west N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted of M6 HS02 Land south of Leyland Green 1HS Land South of Leyland Green Safeguarded to Safeguarded Road, North of Billinge Road and Road, North of Billinge Road and East of Garswood Road, East of Garswood Road, Garswood Garswood HS03 Bold Forest Garden Suburb: land 4HA Land Bounded by Reginald Safeguarded to Allocated south of Reginald Road / Bold Road/Bold Road/Travers Road / Traver's Entry, west of Entry/Gorsey Lane/Crawford Neil's Road, north of Gorsey Street, Bold (Bold Forest Garden Lane and east of Crawford Suburb) Street, Bold HS04 Land north of Bell Lane and N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted south-west of Milton Street (individual plots), Bold HS05 Land to west of Bridge Road and N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted Sweet Brier Court, off Clock Face Road, Bold TABLE B – CHANGES TO SITES PROPOSED TO BE SAFEGUARDED FOR HOUSING AT ‘PREFERRED OPTIONS’ (LPPO) STAGE HS06 Land off Common Road / Swan N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted Road, Newton-le-Willows HS07 Parcel B (Housing), Land N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted between Ashton Road and M6, Earlestown, Newton-le-Willows HS08 Land south of Burrows Lane, N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted Eccleston HS09 Land south of Howards Lane / N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted east of Gillars Lane, Eccleston HS10 Land south of former Central N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted. Works, Bellerophon Way, Haydock HS11 Land south of Station Road, N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted Haydock HS12 Land at Martindale Road, Carr N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted Mill, Moss Bank HS13 Land at Old Hey Farm, south of N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted Tyrer Road, Newton-le-Willows HS14 Land east of Newlands Grange, 4HS Land East of Newlands Grange Safeguarded to Safeguarded (with Newton-le-Willows (former Vulcan works) and West of reduced site size) West Coast mainline, Newton-le- TABLE B – CHANGES TO SITES PROPOSED TO BE SAFEGUARDED FOR HOUSING AT ‘PREFERRED OPTIONS’ (LPPO) STAGE Willows HS15 Land east of Rob Lane and rear N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted of Castle Hill, Newton-le-Willows HS16 Land to rear of 6 Ashton Road N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted and Elms Farm and west of Rob Lane, Newton-le-Willows HS17 Land west of Winwick Road and 5HS Land West of Winwick Road and Safeguarded to Safeguarded south of Wayfarers Drive, South of Wayfarers Drive, Newton-le-Willows Newton-le-Willows HS18 Land east of Higher Lane / South N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted of Muncaster Drive / at White House Lane, Rainford HS19 Land south of Bushey Lane / Red N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted Delph Farm, Red Delph Lane, Rainford HS20 Land south of Higher Lane and N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted west of Mill Lane, Rainford HS21 Land south of Rookery Lane and N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted east of Pasture Lane, Rainford HS22 Land at Hanging Bridge Farm, N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted TABLE B – CHANGES TO SITES PROPOSED TO BE SAFEGUARDED FOR HOUSING AT ‘PREFERRED OPTIONS’ (LPPO) STAGE Elton Head Road, Rainhill HS23 Land south of Mill Lane, east of N/A N/A Safeguarded to Discounted Hall Lane, west of Norlands Lane and north of M62, Rainhill HS24 Land south of Elton Head Road 7HS Land South of Elton Head Road Safeguarded to Safeguarded (from Nutgrove Road to St. John (adjacent to St. John Vianney Vianney Primary School), Thatto Catholic Primary School), Thatto Heath Heath TABLE C – CHANGES TO SITES PROPOSED TO BE ALLOCATED FOR EMPLOYMENT AT ‘PREFERRED OPTIONS’ (LPPO) STAGE LPPO site Site Name at Preferred Options Local Plan Local Plan Submission Draft Change to proposed status reference stage (2016) Submission site name (2016) Draft site ref. (2018) EA1 Omega South Western 1EA Omega South Western Extension, Allocated to Allocated Extension, Phase 1, land north of land north of Finches Plantation, Finches Plantation, Bold Bold EA2 Florida Farm North, Slag Lane, 2EA Land at Florida Farm North, Slag Allocated to Allocated Haydock Lane, Haydock EA3 Land North of Penny Lane, 3EA Land North of Penny Lane, Allocated to Allocated Haydock Haydock EA4 Land North East of Junction 23 2ES Land to the East of M6 Junction Allocated to Safeguarded M6, south of Haydock 23, (South of Haydock (enlarged site size) Racecourse, Haydock Racecourse), Haydock EA5 Land South of Penny Lane, 4EA Land South of Penny Lane, Allocated to Allocated Haydock Haydock EA6 Land to the West of Haydock 5EA Land to the West of Haydock Allocated to Allocated Industrial Estate, Haydock Industrial Estate, Haydock EA7 Land west of Millfield Lane, south 6EA Land West of Millfield Lane, South Allocated to Allocated of Liverpool Road and north of of Liverpool Road and North of TABLE C – CHANGES TO SITES PROPOSED TO BE ALLOCATED FOR EMPLOYMENT AT ‘PREFERRED OPTIONS’ (LPPO) STAGE Clipsley Brook, Haydock Clipsley Brook, Haydock EA8 Parkside East, Newton-le-Willows 7EA Parkside East, Newton-le-Willows Allocated to Allocated EA9 Parkside West, Newton-le- 8EA Parkside West, Newton-le-Willows Allocated to Allocated Willows EA10 Land to the West of Sandwash 9EA Land to the West of Sandwash Allocated to Allocated Close, Rainford Close, Rainford EA11 Land at Lea Green Farm West, 10EA Land at Lea Green Farm West, Allocated to Allocated Thatto Heath Thatto Heath EA12 Gerards Park, Phases 2 and 3, 11EA Land at Gerards Park, College Allocated to Allocated College Street, St. Helens Town Street, St. Helens Town Centre Centre TABLE D – CHANGES TO SITES PROPOSED TO BE SAFEGUARDED FOR EMPLOYMENT AT ‘PREFERRED OPTIONS’ (LPPO) STAGE LPPO site Site Name at Preferred Options Local Plan Local Plan Submission Draft Change to proposed status reference stage (2016) Submission site name (2016) Draft site ref.
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