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Sites Coded 3 Update 2010 Appendix 9 Sites Coded 3 within the built up area Site Site Potential Potential 3 Total No of Ref Code Ward Site Address 1 Site Address 2 Address 3 Code units Units No 6 DA Moulsecoomb & Bevendean Former Moulsecoomb Infant School Hodshrove Lane Brighton 3 118 118 7 DA St. Peter's & North Laine Land in Centre of the Vogue Gyratory Lewes Road Brighton 3 10 10 8 DA/UCS St. Peter's & North Laine 8 Park Crescent Place Brighton 3 20 20 10 DA/UCS St. Peter's & North Laine Rear 38 Lewes Rd Brighton 3 14 14 12 DA/REF Hollingbury & Stanmer Former Esso Garage, Hollingdean Road Hollingdean Road Brighton 3 7 7 16 DA/UCS Hollingbury & Stanmer 28 Freehold Terrace Brighton 3 6 6 22 DA Preston Park Bowling Club Preston Road Brighton 3 53 53 25 DA/UCS Queen's Park Corner Grand Parade Mews & William Street Brighton 3 8 8 27 DA/UCS Queen's Park BT Site bottom side Freshfield Rd Brighton 3 30 30 28 DA/UCS Queen's Park Brighton Youth Centre 64 Edward St / Grosvenor Place Brighton 3 11 11 29 DA/UCS Queen's Park Gala Bingo Car Park Freshfield Way Brighton 3 30 30 33 DA Stanford Goldstone Retail Park Old Shoreham Road, Newtown Road & Goldstone Lane Hove 3 90 90 34 DA/UCS Goldsmid Ethel Street Garages Ethel Street Hove 3 6 6 35 DA/UCS Goldsmid PO Sorting Office Denmark Villas Hove 3 30 30 36 DA/UCS South Portslade Tates Garage 1 - 1 to 25 Old Shoreham Road Portslade 3 30 30 37 DA/UCS South Portslade Tates Garage 94-106 Old Shoreham Rd Portslade 3 17 17 38 DA/UCS South Portslade Portslade Library / Clinic Old Shoreham Road Portslade 3 8 8 39 DA/UCS South Portslade Telephone Exchange Rear of 19-25 Carlton Terrace Portslade 3 11 11 41 DA/UCS South Portslade (Smoky Estate) Corner of Church Road, Lincoln Road & Gladstone Road Portslade 3 15 15 51 UCS Brunswick & Adelaide 77 Holland Road Hove 3 12 12 52 UCS Brunswick & Adelaide Lansdowne Mews Farm Road Hove 3 12 12 54 UCS Brunswick & Adelaide 112 - 116A (Sheridan House) Western Road Hove 3 8 8 55 UCS Brunswick & Adelaide Victoria Grove Second Avenue Hove 3 10 10 56 UCS Brunswick & Adelaide St John's Place First Avenue Hove 3 12 12 57 UCS Brunswick & Adelaide 44 - 50 Brunswick Street West Hove 3 8 8 58 UCS Goldsmid Adj. 2 (backing 1 Melville Road) Addison Road Hove 3 6 6 59 UCS Goldsmid Telephone Exchange 34 Palmeira Avenue Hove 3 15 15 61 UCS Goldsmid Hove Crown Court (carpark to west of)Lansdowne Road Hove 3 12 12 64 UCS Hangleton & Knoll Builders yard, rear of 63/73 West Way Hove 3 6 6 65 UCS Hangleton & Knoll Land east of 154 Hangleton Road Hove 3 6 6 69 UCS Hollingbury & Stanmer 19 Hollingdean Terrace (not including ex Toomeys) Roedale Road & Upper Hollingdean Road Brighton 3 6 6 70 UCS Hanover & Elm Grove Corner John Street/ Sussex Street Brighton 3 10 10 71 UCS Hanover & Elm Grove Factory site Marine View Park Road Terrace Brighton 3 6 6 73 UCS Hanover & Elm Grove site adjacent west Carlton Hill Primary School Kingswood Street Brighton 3 15 15 75 UCS Hanover & Elm Grove Land south of Lincoln Cottages, Lincoln Street Brighton 3 7 7 77 UCS East Brighton Total Garage (ex Sussex Square Filling Station) 236 Eastern Road, Brighton 3 6 6 79 UCS East Brighton Lee Hire, 7-13 Church Place Brighton 3 6 6 81 UCS East Brighton East Bloomsbury Street Adj Sussex House & 37 St George's Road Brighton 3 6 6 83 UCS Queen's Park 28Telegraph Street, off Montague Place, Brighton 3 12 12 84 UCS Queen's Park 25 Montague Place Brighton 3 6 6 85 UCS Queen's Park 55 Canning Street (adj 31Walpole Road) Brighton Brighton 3 6 6 87 UCS East Brighton Builder Centre, Bristol Gardens and rear of Prince Regents Close Brighton 3 8 8 88 UCS East Brighton Bus Depot, Whitehawk Road Brighton 3 24 24 90 UCS Rottingdean Coastal 39/40 Arundel Place, fronting onto Eastern Road Brighton 3 8 8 92 DA/UCS Moulsecoomb & Bevendean Rear of 31 Appledore Road & 3-5 Halland Road Brighton 3 6 6 95 UCS Patcham land west of Homeleigh, London Road Brighton 3 12 12 97 UCS North Portslade Land between 161/169 161/169 Graham Avenue Portslade 3 6 6 98 UCS North Portslade Mileoak Motoring Centre 94, Graham Avenue Portslade 3 7 7 100 UCS North Portslade Bestwood WorksCorner Drove Road/North Road Portslade 3 9 9 101 DA/UCS South Portslade 1 Shelldale Road Portslade 3 6 6 102 DA/UCS South Portslade 17 Bampfield Street and 2 Buckler Street Portslade 3 6 6 103 DA/UCS South Portslade 117 Victoria Road Portslade 3 6 6 105 UCS South Portslade Le Carbone GB Ltd South Street Portslade 3 25 25 106 UCS South Portslade Corner of Drove Road/ 37 South Street Portslade 3 9 9 107 DA/UCS South Portslade Rear of 70 to 92 Old Shoreham Road Portslade 3 9 9 108 UCS South Portslade Village Car Park South Street Portslade 3 6 6 111 UCS Withdean Surrenden Lodge Surrenden Road Brighton 3 6 6 112 UCS Withdean 14 Bavant Road Brighton 3 6 6 114 UCS Withdean Knoyle Hall Knoyle Road Brighton 3 6 6 118 UCS Queen's Park Hall site, corner Mighell St/ Carlton Hill Brighton 3 15 15 Appendix 9 Sites Coded 3 within the built up area 119 UCS Queen's Park Club site rear of hall, Corner Mighell St/ Carlton Hill Brighton 3 15 15 121 UCS Queen's Park 126 to 127 St James's Street Brighton 3 7 7 122 UCS Rottingdean Coastal PO Sorting Office Nevill Road, Rottingdean Brighton 3 8 8 124 UCS Rottingdean Coastal Rear 49-55 High St/23-31 Park Road, Rottingdean Brighton 3 6 6 127 UCS Rottingdean Coastal Adj 36 Marine Drive, Rottingdean Brighton 3 18 18 131 DA/UCS Regency 74 - 75 Trafalgar Street and Blackman Street (GB Liners) Brighton 3 8 8 132 DA/UCS St. Peter's & North Laine to north of Theobald House. Blackman Street/Cheapside/Whitecross Street, Brighton 3 12 12 133 UCS St. Peter's & North Laine 47 Trafalgar Street Brighton 3 6 6 138 UCS Stanford rear 129-151Nevill Road and 12-15 Chartfield Hove 3 20 20 139 UCS Stanford 35-39 The Droveway Hove 3 8 8 143 DA/UCS St. Peter's & North Laine 25 Ditchling Rise/rear of 57-63 Beaconsfield Road Brighton 3 6 6 144 UCS St. Peter's & North Laine 60 Beaconsfield Road, rear of Ditchling Rise Brighton 3 6 6 147 UCS St. Peter's & North Laine Rear 8-10 Florence Road Brighton 3 6 6 149 DA/UCS St. Peter's & North Laine Annexe studios, St Peters Place 43 & 45 Cheapside Brighton 3 6 6 150 UCS St. Peter's & North Laine 71-77 Beaconsfield Road Brighton 3 6 6 151 DA/UCS/REF St. Peter's & North Laine Builders yard Melbourne Street Brighton 3 10 10 152 UCS Central Hove Connaught Centre-Further Educational & Adult Care Connaught Road Hove 3 48 48 155 UCS Withdean Telephone Exchange London Road Brighton 3 40 40 156 DA/UCS Preston Park Rear of 149 to 163, Preston Road Brighton 3 16 16 159 UCS Woodingdean 32-64Connell Drive, Woodingdean Brighton 3 6 6 160 UCS Wish 39-41 Boundary Road Portslade 3 11 11 161 UCS Wish SGB Scaffolding Depot, Kingsthorpe Road Hove 3 8 8 163 UCS Westbourne Studor House, 13 Sheridan Terrace Hove 3 7 7 164 UCS Westbourne Area to rear of Bluebird Court,12-14 Hove Street Hove 3 16 16 165 UCS Westbourne Rear of Rutland Court, Rutland Gardens Hove 3 36 36 182 UES Regency 69-70 Middle Street Brighton 3 6 6 183 UES Regency Moore House Black Lion Street Brighton 3 7 7 659 REF Rottingdean Coastal 105 Marine Drive Brighton 3 10 10 660 REF Patcham 46-54 Old London Road Patcham Brighton 3 14 14 661 REF Rottingdean Coastal Linwood House, Roedean Way Brighton 3 6 6 663 REF Rottingdean Coastal 107 Marine Drive Rottingdean Brighton 3 8 8 665 REF Stanford 323-327, Dyke Road, Hove 3 7 7 666 DA/REF St Peters and North Laine St. Peter's & North Laine Block J Brighton Station site, Brighton 3 20 20 674 UCS/REF Stanford Garton House, 22 Stanford Avenue Brighton 3 10 10 678 UCS Hollingbury & Stanmer Carmichael & Digiprint Printing Works,Hollingdean Road/Freehold Terrace, Brighton 3 12 12 738 REF St. Peter's & North Laine Land to rear of 67-81 Princes Road Brighton 3 6 6 851 OTHER North Portslade Rowan House Rowan Close Portslade 3 11 11 855 POS Withdean Land at Redhill Close, Westdene Brighton 3 30 30 873 DA/SecEMP South Portslade Vale House Vale Road Portslade 3 15 15 673 DA/REF Hanover & Elm Grove 18 Wellington Road Brighton 3 26 26 135 UCS St. Peter's & North Laine 30-33 Bath Street Brighton 3 7 7 1418 1418 *Sites adjusted 2010 to remove Urban Fringe sites that were assessed seperately and to account for errors in 2009 tables which showed site addresses out of sync with units and the inclusion of two allocated employment sites in error. Figure of 1,747 units on pg 20 of the report para 3.31 should read 1,418 units.
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