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Ward Name Abbreviations AL Alexandra CC Chadderton Central Ward Name Abbreviations AL Alexandra CC Chadderton Central CN Chadderton North CS Chadderton South CO Coldhurst CR Crompton FE Failsworth East FW Failsworth West HO Hollinwood MV Medlock Vale RN Royton North RS Royton South SN Saddleworth North SS Saddleworth South SW&L Saddleworth West & Lees SH Shaw SJ St. James’ SM St. Mary’s WA Waterhead WE Werneth List of abbreviations from the site assessments AGS Amenity Greenspace AQMA Air Quality Management Area BEA Business Employment Area BF Brownfield (also known as PDL – Previously Developed Land) CA Conservation Area CfS /CFS Call for Sites DAR District Asset Review dph Dwellings per hectare FCHO First Choice Homes FDO Finally Disposed Of GB Green Belt GF Greenfield land GM Greater Manchester GMSF Greater Manchester Strategic Framework ha Hectares HGV Heavy Goods Vehicle LNR Local Nature Reserve Mix Land comprising of a mixture of Brownfield and Greenfield land OPOL Other Protected Other Land Other ‘Other’ status = site with lapsed full or outline permission OUT Outline planning permission PAG Prior Approval Granted PDL Previously Developed Land (also known as Brownfield) PEND Pending decision on planning application PH Public House POT Potential site PP Planning Permission ProW Public Right of Way SAC Special Area of Conservation SBI Site of Biological Importance SEA Saddleworth Employment Area SSSI Site of Special Scientific Importance TPO Tree Preservation Order UC Under construction UCS Under construction stalled UDP1/UDP2 Saved UDP Phase 1 and 2 housing allocations Sites Under Construction 10 5 - - (dph) Area Status Ward Ref. Site Type Land 0 Years 6 Years + 11 Years Site Name (ha) Capacity Density Suitable Available Achievable Future Supply Comments Phoenix Working Mens Club, Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC AL HLA3157 Charleston Street, Oldham, OL8 BF 0.175 9 52 Y Y Y 3 3 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Crossley Estate, off Denton Lane Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC CC HLA2504 and Walsh Street. Chadderton, BF 7.9 85 11 Y Y Y 9 9 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Land at Ruskin Street/Norman Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC CO HLA2012(1) Street, Oldham, OL1 2EN BF 0.21 14 67 Y Y Y 14 14 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC CO HLA2290 Land off Dew Way, Oldham BF 1.05 46 44 Y Y Y 8 8 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Boundary Park, Furtherwood Road, Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC CO HLA2859(1) Oldham BF 0.71 30 42 Y Y Y 20 20 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Land adj., 14 Sheepfoot Lane, Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC CO HLA3155 Oldham, OL1 2PD BF 0.029 2 70 Y Y Y 2 2 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC CR HLA2446 Land adj. To 124 Oldham Rd BF 0.01 1 100 Y Y Y 1 1 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Land to rear of 11 Berkeley Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC CS HLA3145 Avenue, Oldham, OL9 8BL BF 0.081 1 12 Y Y Y 1 1 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Land adj 264 Long Lane, Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC CS HLA3219 Chadderton, OL9 8AY BF 0.023 1 44 Y Y Y 1 1 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Emmanuel Church, Chestnut Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC CS HLA3343 Street, Chadderton, OL9 8HB BF 0.166 8 48 Y Y Y 8 8 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Land at rear of 18-20 Wagstaffe Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC FE HLA2667 Drive, Failsworth, Oldham BF 0.05 1 20 Y Y Y 1 1 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Land at former site of Starr Inn, 69 Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC FE HLA3076 Church Street, Failsworth, M35 9JN BF 0.075 4 53 Y Y Y 4 4 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Land adj to 265 Oldham Road, Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC FW HLA2357 Failsworth BF 0.13 22 169 Y Y Y 22 22 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Land at Failsworth Mill, Ashton Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC FW HLA3071 Road West, Failsworth, BF 0.7 31 44 Y Y Y 30 30 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. 130 Lord Lane, Failsworth, M35 Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC FW HLA3083 0GS BF 0.05 1 20 Y Y Y 1 1 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. 229 Oldham Road, Failsworth, M35 Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC FW HLA3322 0AY BF 0.02 1 50 Y Y Y 1 1 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Former Bulls Head, 1-5 Oldham Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC FW HLA3386 Road, Failsworth, Manchester, BF 0.06 10 167 Y Y Y 7 7 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC HO HLA3249 370 Hollins Road, Oldham, OL8 3BE BF 0.007 1 143 Y Y Y 1 1 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC HO HLA3269 Land at Rowan Tree Road, Oldham BF 1.561 66 42 Y Y Y 37 37 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. 10 5 - - (dph) Area Status Ward Ref. Site Type Land 0 Years 6 Years + 11 Years Site Name (ha) Capacity Density Suitable Available Achievable Future Supply Comments Land at Whitebank Road (North), Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC HO HLA3270 Oldham, OL8 3JQ BF 1.875 68 36 Y Y Y 67 67 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC HO HLA3320 368 Hollins Road, Oldham, OL8 3BE BF 0.06 1 17 Y Y Y 1 1 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC HO HLA3365 710 Hollins Road, OL8 4JZ BF 0.008 2 263 Y Y Y 2 2 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC MV HLA2367 Greenhurst Crescent, Fitton Hill BF 0.65 23 35 Y Y Y 5 5 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Primrose Bank Estate,Between Lee Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC MV HLA2778 Street and Ashton Road, Oldham BF 7.3 192 26 Y Y Y 48 48 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Fitton Hill Junior School, Keswick Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC MV HLA2960 Avenue, Oldham, OL8 2LD BF 2.33 77 33 Y Y Y 2 2 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Unit 1, Street Bridge Road, Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC RN HLA3288 Chadderton, OL2 5NN BF 0.414 9 22 Y Y Y 9 9 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Land to the rear of no.42 Seville Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC RS HLA3250 Street, Royton, Oldham, OL2 6AN BF 0.03 1 33 Y Y Y 1 1 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Land to the rear of no. 24 Seville Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC RS HLA3254 Street, Royton, Oldham, OL2 6AN BF 0.06 1 17 Y Y Y 1 1 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC SH HLA2370 Lyon Mill, Crompton Way, Shaw BF 0.36 24 67 Y Y Y 11 11 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Crompton Hall, Buckstones Road, Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC SH HLA3037 Shaw, OL2 8LS BF 0.625 7 11 Y Y Y 1 1 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. 8 Hillside Avenue, Shaw, Oldham. Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC SH HLA3117 OL2 8HR BF 0.04 1 25 Y Y Y 1 1 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Land at 15 Buckley Street, Shaw, Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC SH HLA3221 OL2 8EZ BF 0.036 6 166 Y Y Y 6 6 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC SJ HLA2318 1 Conduit Street, Moorside BF 0.02 1 50 Y Y Y 1 1 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC SJ HLA2990 London Road, Derker, Oldham BF 4.2 165 39 Y Y Y 35 35 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Former Waggon and Horses, 744 Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC SJ HLA3328 Ripponden Road, Oldham, OL4 2LP BF 0.086 4 47 Y Y Y 4 4 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Land adjacent to 670 Ripponden Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC SJ HLA3398 Road, Oldham, OL4 2LW BF 10 Y Y Y 10 10 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Land adjoining and to the south of Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC SM HLA2167(1) 204 Roundthorn Road, Oldham, BF 0.025 2 79 Y Y Y 2 2 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years. Site of Cardinal Street Motors, Site under construction. All remaining dwellings UC SM HLA2412 Cardinal Street, Oldham BF 0.118 142 1201 Y Y Y 142 142 0 0 will be delivered within 5 years.
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