Annual Monitoring Report 2020 Part 1 (Housing Supply) Huntingdonshire District Council 2020 | Annual Monitoring Report 2020 Part 1 (Housing Supply)

1 Contents Huntingdonshire District Council 2020 | Annual Monitoring Report 2020 Part 1 (Housing Supply)

Contact details 1

1 Executive Summary 2

2 Introduction 3

3 Planning Policy Position 5

4 Analysis of completions in 2019/20 7

5 Housing Supply 10 The housing requirement for Huntingdonshire 10 Housing Delivery Test (HDT) 11 Gypsy and Traveller Site Provision 15

6 Housing Trajectory September 2020 and 5 year housing land supply 17

7 Position as at March 2020 19 I Appendices

1 Net completions by Parish from 2011/12 to 2019/20 24

2 Housing Trajectory Data: Local Plan to 2036 28

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Contact details

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1 Executive Summary

Housing Development and Supply

1.1 The 2019 housing trajectory predicted completions of 1,003 dwellings in 2019/20.The actual number of completions was 1,010. The majority of new dwellings were built in Brampton (230), Huntingdon (141), Godmanchester (115), Fenstanton (73) and Ramsey (71). The parish of the Stukeleys saw 124 completions 119 of which are from the Alconbury Weald development, which will form its own distinct settlement.

1.2 As at 31 March 2020, 1,108 dwellings were under construction. Completions in 2020/21 are anticipated to be 966 dwellings.

1.3 A housing trajectory has been prepared presenting the situation as at 31 March 2020 to reflect the formal monitoring period for this AMR. This indicates a five year housing land supply of 5,517 dwellings compared to a target of 5,269 which includes making up the shortfall in delivery since 2011 in full and allowing for a 10% buffer. This equates to 5.24 years. The Council can therefore demonstrate a 5 year supply of housing land. Predicted completions over the next 5 years will exceed the target and fully make up the current shortfall. Therefore, the policies for the supply of housing should be considered to be up-to-date.

1.4 38.71% of dwellings completed in the monitoring year were on previously-developed land (PDL).

1.5 The availability of housing that is affordable is a major issue in the District, with a growing gap between average earnings and housing costs. In 2019/20 338 new affordable homes were completed, amounting to 32.91% of all new dwellings completed, and 38.45% of completions on qualifying sites (ie those that meet the affordable housing policy criteria). 301 of these affordable completions were on proposed Local Plan allocations (88.01% of the affordable total). This is a slight increase from last year.

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2.4 Part 2 (Non-housing supply) of the 2020 AMR will be published by 31 December 2020 and 2 Introduction will cover the following:

Background to the Annual Monitoring Report • Local Development Scheme (LDS) progress • Analysis of performance of adopted policies as at 31 March 2020 2.1 Regulation 34 of the Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations • Detail of actions the Council has taken under its 'Duty to Co-operate' 2012 requires local planning authorities to produce a monitoring report. The Regulations have • Update on Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) removed the requirement to make this an annual report submitted to the Secretary of State. Instead • Update on the progress of Neighbourhood Plans the Regulations require the monitoring report to contain information on the progress made in the Update on custom and self-build register and brownfield register production of documents specified in the Local Development Scheme (LDS), and the extent to • which policies set out in adopted documents are being achieved and targets being met, including Monitoring in Huntingdonshire policies which are not being implemented. Local authorities must publish this information at least annually and must also report on activity relating to the duty to cooperate. The report can also 2.5 Monitoring of development for the Cambridgeshire district councils is carried out in include other information such as up to date information on Neighbourhood Plans and Community collaboration with the Business Intelligence (Research) Team at Cambridgeshire County Council. Infrastructure Levy payments, but these can also be published separately if the Authority wishes Monitoring conducted by the Business Intelligence (Research) Team includes housing, employment, to do so. retail, leisure and some renewable energy proposals.

2.2 The Council has made the decision to carry on with the production of an annual monitoring 2.6 The Business Intelligence (Research) Team at the County Council manages an annual report, as it is felt that this effectively fulfils the purpose of sharing the performance and achievements development survey which takes place in April each year, and involves officers from the County of the planning service with the local community, as well as showing historic trends through the and District Councils inspecting sites with extant planning permission to ascertain whether framework of existing indicators. The start date of this report is 1 April 2019. At this date the development is completed, is under construction, or yet to be started. Huntingdonshire Local Plan to 2036 had completed its proposed main modifications consultation 2.7 Covid-19 has made the annual development survey more challenging this year due to (closing dates for comments was 29 January 2019) and the Council were awaiting the Inspector's government guidance on social distancing and travel. Through working closely with the Business final report. Since 1 April, the final Inspector's report was received on 29 April 2019 which concluded Intelligence (Research Team) and utilising other sources of data such as building control records, that with the recommended main modifications, the plan is sound and can be adopted. The Local community infrastructure levy documents and council tax records, the Council was able to continue Plan to 2036 was adopted at Full Council on 15 May 2019. Given that the majority of the monitoring actively monitoring the progress made on sites across the district. Site visits were also undertaken period fell after this date, and despite a one month overlap with previous development policies, and complied with Government guidance in place at the time. this edition of the AMR has been fully updated to reflect the Huntingdonshire Local Plan to 2036. 2.8 From the data collected, the Business Intelligence (Research) Team produces annual topic 2020 AMR reports with full details of completions and outstanding commitments for each type of development. 2.3 This is the 16th Annual Monitoring Report (AMR) to be produced by Huntingdonshire District These reports are available on Cambridgeshire Insight the County Council's shared knowledge Council and covers the reporting period 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020. It has been decided to split base for the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Area.The district data is then extracted from these the AMR into two parts. This is Part 1 (Housing Supply) and covers the following: reports to provide results for the indicators in the AMR. Huntingdonshire District Council works closely with the County Council and colleagues at Cambridgeshire's other districts to ensure that • Commentary on housing provision in this period systems are constantly being reviewed, and improved where possible to reflect any changes to • Housing trajectory showing past performance and estimating future performance in terms of requirements. housing delivery, and demonstrating a 5 year supply of housing land • The Housing Delivery Test • Parish and settlement completions

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2.9 Other data required for the AMR is obtained from other divisions of the County Council, District Council, and statutory bodies such as the Environment Agency. The Council also contacts house builders, agents and developers to obtain data required for the housing trajectory.

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development is well underway, with a number of homes and business units already occupied and 3 Planning Policy Position a primary school in use. Up to date information on progress at Alconbury Weald can be found on its website. 3.1 As at 1 April 2019, the planning policy context for Huntingdonshire was as follows: 3.7 The new Local Plan to 2036 is a comprehensive plan incorporating both new local planning • Huntingdonshire Local Plan 1995; policies and identifying development allocations. It was submitted on 29 March 2018 for examination • Local Plan Alteration 2002; by an independent Inspector. Public examination hearings were held between 17-20 July and • Core Strategy 2009; 10-27 September 2018, after which the Inspector declared that the Council complied with its duty • Huntingdon West Area Action Plan 2011; and to co-operate and that the Plan could be made sound through main modifications. An outline of • Made neighbourhood Plans of St Neots, Godmanchester and Houghton and Wyton. proposed main modifications from the Inspector was published on 14 November 2018 and consultation on these ran between 10 December 2018 and 29 January 2019. All representations 3.2 On the 15 May 2019, the Huntingdonshire Local Plan to 2036 was adopted and supersedes relating to the proposed main modifications and associated sustainability appraisal were passed all previous development plans apart from made neighbourhood plans. In addition, the Huntingdon on to the Planning Inspector for consideration. Neighbourhood Plan has now been adopted. 3.8 Following the receipt of the final Inspector's Report on 29 April 2019, the Huntingdonshire 3.3 Therefore, at the 31 March 2020, the development plan for Huntingdonshire is: Local Plan to 2036 went to Full Council on 15 May 2019 where it was formally adopted.This meant that it has superseded all previous development plans apart from any made neighbourhood plans • Huntingdonshire Local Plan to 2036; and the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Waste and Minerals Plan. • Made neighbourhood plans for St Neots, Godmanchester, Houghton and Wyton and Huntingdon; and Neighbourhood Plans • Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Minerals and Waste Plans 3.9 Huntingdonshire has currently four made neighbourhood plans: St Neots (2016), 3.4 The Development Plan is supported by a series of other planning policy documents which Godmanchester (2017), Houghton and Wyton (2018) and Huntingdon (2019). Progress on can be found on the Huntingdonshire District Council website. neighbourhood planning in the District is kept on the District Council's website and will be monitored in more detail in Part 2 of the AMR in December 2020. Local Plan to 2036 National Planning Policy Framework 3.5 Changes in the national planning policy position, as well as changes in local circumstances, accelerated the need for the Council to pro-actively reconsider its local planning policy position. 3.10 A revised NPPF was published in July 2018, implementing reforms previously announced through the Housing White Paper, the planning for the right homes in the right places consultation 3.6 Of major significance locally, part of Alconbury Airfield was designated an Enterprise Zone and the draft revised NPPF consultation. The NPPF (2018) had a strong emphasis on delivery of in August 2011, which triggered a requirement to consider undertaking a review all of the Council's housing as well as the presumption in favour of sustainable development. Further changes were Local Development Documents. The Enterprise Zone, covering 150ha, was designated to help made to the NPPF following the Government's Technical consultation on updates to national deliver the economic growth aspirations of the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Local planning policy and guidance which was consulted upon between 26 October 2018 and 7 December Enterprise Partnership (LEP) by encouraging new investment and creating around 8,000 high-quality 2018.The consultation document covered topics such as local housing need, housing land supply, jobs. The owners of Alconbury Airfield (Urban and Civic) submitted an outline planning application the definition of deliverable and development requiring a Habitats Regulations Assessment. A in September 2012 for a major high quality mixed use development, including up to 5000 dwellings, further updated NPPF was published in February 2019. as well as the Enterprise Zone (1201158OUT) which was approved in October 2014. Subsequent Reserved Matters have been approved for residential, business, community and leisure uses, and

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Planning Practice Guidance

3.11 In March 2014, the government introduced online Planning Practice Guidance (PPG). This is updated on an intermittent basis throughout the year.

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4.3 To reflect the settlement hierarchy in the adopted Local Plan, Table 4.1 breaks down the 4 Analysis of completions in 2019/20 2019/20 completions by Spatial Planning Area (SPA), Key Service Centre (KSC) and Small Settlement. The results are then illustrated in Figure 4.2. The outcome for 2019/20 shows that 4.1 The 2019 trajectory predicted completions of 1,003 in 2019/20 against an annual average the majority of completions were in the Spatial Planning Areas, followed by KSCs and Small target for the plan period of 804. The actual number of completions was 1,010. The majority of Settlements. This follows the adopted settlement hierarchy used in the Local Plan to 2036. The new dwellings were built in Brampton (230), Huntingdon (141), Godmanchester (115), Fenstanton distribution of the completions across the SPA's is expected, in future monitoring years, to be more (73), Ramsey (71), and Warboys (65). The Parish of the Stukeleys saw 124 completions, it must spread out once further Local Plan sites and existing permissions start to build out. Overall the be noted that 119 of these are from the Alconbury Weald development, which will form its own Huntingdon and St Neots SPAs are expected to have higher levels of growth as a result of the two distinct settlement. The sites contributing the highest numbers of completions include Brampton strategic expansion locations (Alconbury Weald and St Neots East). Park, Alconbury Weald, Bearscroft (Romans' Edge) in Godmanchester, and Drovers Place in Huntingdon. 4.4 A further breakdown of the 2019/20 net completions by tenure type and by parish has been compiled in Appendix 1, this includes net completions from the start of the Local Plan period in the Key headlines from the 2019/20 data: 2011/2012 monitoring year. • 2019/20 saw the construction of 1,010 net completions (1,027 new dwellings with 17 demolitions), this exceeded the 2019 housing trajectory of 1,003 dwellings and the Council's annual housing target of 804 dwellings. • Of these 1,010 net completions, 774 (76.63%) were on Local Plan allocations. • 38.71% of these dwellings were completed on previously-developed land (PDL). • 338 new affordable homes were completed (a significant increase from last year), this amounts to 32.91% of all new dwellings completed. 301 of these affordable completions were on Local Plan allocations (88.01% of the affordable total). • Of the 338 affordable completions, 64.79% were for social rent (161 houses and 58 flats) and 35.21% shared ownership (98 houses and 21 flats). • Across all tenures and dwelling types, the majority of net completions were 3 bedroomed properties (338), followed by 4+ bedroomed properties (328), then 2 bed (227), then 1 bed (113) and 4 unknown number of bedrooms. • On sites of greater than 9 dwellings that have now built out, most dwellings (244) were built on sites with a density of more than 50 dwellings per hectare (dph), these were on completed sites in Alconbury Weald and Drovers Place in Huntingdon. The higher density of these sites is due to the number of built flats. A total of 56 dwellings were built on sites with a density between 30-50dph, at Parkview in Brampton, and 24 on sites with a density less than 30dph, at Brampton Park and Abbotsley. • 4 gypsy and traveller pitches were delivered. • As at 31 March 2020, 1,108 dwellings were under construction.

4.2 Some of these key headlines are illustrated in the series of graphs and charts over the page.

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LAND TYPE DENSITY Less than 30 dph 7.4%

Previously Between 30 - 50 dph Developed / 17.3% Land 38 ..71%

Greenfield Land 58.72%

more than so dph Garden Land 75 ..3% 2.57%

Affordable Tenures and Dwelling Type I Number of Bed rooms 180 400 160 350

140 300 120 250 100 200 80 150 60 40 100 20 50

0 0 Social Rent (House) Social Rent (lflat ) Sha red Owner shi p Shared Ownership Unkown 1 Bed 2 Bed 3 Bed 4+ Be d (House) (Flat ) Bedrooms

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Table 4.1 2019/20 Net Completions by Settlement Hierarchy Category Hierarchy Location Market Affordable Other Total

Hierarchy Location Market Affordable Other Total Small Settlements Small Settlements 73 0 1 74 Huntingdon SPA Huntingdon 79 62 0 141 Total 73 0 1 74 Brampton 129 101 0 230 District Total 668 338 4 1010 Godmanchester 77 38 0 115

Alconbury Weald 98 21 0 119 Small Total 383 222 0 605 Settlements St Neots SPA St Neots 16 0 0 16 Key Service Little Paxton 0 0 0 0 Centres 19% Total 16 0 0 16

St Ives SPA St Ives 30 10 0 40

Total 30 10 0 40

Ramsey SPA Ramsey 40 29 0 69 Ramsey SPA Huntingdon Bury 13 0 0 13 8% SPA 60% Total 53 29 0 82 St Ives SPA 4% Key Service Buckden 6 0 0 6 Centres Fenstanton 43 30 0 73 2%

Sawtry 21 16 0 37

Somersham 7 0 3 10

Warboys 34 31 0 65

Yaxley 2 0 0 2

Total 113 77 3 193

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for a number of reasons. Firstly the County Council data does not take into account the build-out 5 Housing Supply rate of sites and will therefore include dwellings that may be completed outside of the plan period. Secondly the Council takes a more cautious approach to the completion rate on small sites by The housing requirement for Huntingdonshire applying a discount rate to sites not yet under construction to account for the potential non-implementation of some planning permissions. 5.1 Huntingdonshire's Local Plan to 2036 was brought forward under the 2012 National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and examined under the transitional arrangements provided for plans Table 5.2 Housing Commitments and completions 2011-2020 which were well progressed when the 2018 NPPF was introduced. It was therefore not required Net Outline Under Full/Reserved Allocations Total Total to provide for local housing need as assessed by the standard method. The 2012 NPPF required Dwellings Planning Construction Matters with No Commitments Completions LPAs to meet their full objectively assessed housing needs (OAN). HDC’s evidence on housing Completed Permission Permission, Planning plus requirements is set out in Huntingdonshire Objectively Assessed Need April 2017 which gives 2011-2020 Not Started Permission Commitments HDC a housing requirement of 20,100 new dwellings for 2011-2036, equivalent to 804 dwellings per year. 6,466 8,729 1,108 2,738 4,734 17,309 23,775

5.2 The Local Plan to 2036 supports the overall provision of at least 20,100 new homes between 2011 and 2036 along with supporting infrastructure and services. The increase in housing supply will help to support the delivery of additional affordable housing which comprises a substantial element of the district's overall housing requirement. Together with developments completed and committed within the plan period so far the proposed allocations along with other anticipated sites are expected to meet Huntingdonshire's OAN for housing development in full.

Table 5.1 Plan Period and Housing Requirement - Local Plan to 2036

Source of Plan Start of Plan End of Plan Total No. of No. of Total Requirement Period Period Years Years Housing Remaining Required

Local Plan to 2036 1 April 2011 31 March 2036 25 16 20,100

5.3 The Council’s housing trajectory identifies the Council’s progress towards the housing requirement of 20,100 dwellings by 2036. The housing trajectory identifies the full details of sites and commitments in terms of housing allocations, extant planning permissions, applications approved subject to S106, prior approvals, small sites, rural exception sites and windfall schemes which are counted towards meeting this need.

5.4 Cambridgeshire County Council Business Intelligence (Research) Team also provide details of housing completions and commitments. Table 5.2 shows the position as at 31 March 2020. From 1 April 2011 to 31 March 2020, a total of 6,466 dwellings (net) were completed. Housing commitment figures in this data include all extant planning permissions and housing allocations. The total number of commitments identified in the table will differ from that of the housing trajectory

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Housing Delivery Test (HDT) 5.10 In the most recent result published in February 2020, Huntingdonshire passed with a delivery rate of 110% (shown in Table 5.3). This means that no update to the Action Plan is required and 5.5 The Housing Delivery Test (HDT) was introduced in the revised National Planning Policy it is no longer valid. Furthermore, with another year of completions surpassing the Local Plan target, Framework (NPPF) in July 2018. It provides a new additional indicator for measuring net housing the next HDT results will likely show a further increase in delivery. delivery over the previous 3 years against the housing requirement for the area. 5.11 The Action Plan stated that the actions identified to boost housing supply would be monitored 5.6 It is the Government's aim that Local Planning Authorities (LPAs) should aim to achieve a in the AMR. Even though the Action Plan is no longer valid, a short review has been included here housing delivery rate of at least 95%. This is measured by a 3 year requirement which is based for completeness as it was valid during the monitoring year (see Table 5.4). on either household projections or the latest adopted housing requirement, whichever is lower. Table 5.3 HDT Result for Huntingdonshire as published in February 2020 The annual requirement of either of these over 3 years is totalled to give an overall 3 year requirement. To assess if an LPA has passed or not, the net completions recorded for those 3 Total Total years are divided by the requirement to give a delivery percentage. Housing Housing number number Number of homes Number of homes Delivery Delivery of of 5.7 Paragraph 75 of the NPPF sets out that to pass the test without any further actions, a delivery required delivered Test: 2019 Test: 2019 homes homes rate of at least 95% over the past 3 years’ worth of net completions against the requirement must measurement consequence be achieved. If the identified housing requirement is not delivered, the following cumulative required delivered consequences are applied in an attempt to boost housing supply: 2016-17 2017-18 2018/19 2016-17 2017/18 2018/19 • the publication of an action plan if housing delivery falls below 95%; 707 784 804 2,295 719 746 1,067 2,532 110% None • a 20% buffer on the LPAs 5-year housing land supply if housing delivery falls below 85%; • the presumption in favour of sustainable development if housing delivery falls below 75%, C2 commitments and completions once transitional arrangements have ended. 5.12 2017/18 saw 0 C2 completions while there were 48 C2 rooms recorded as complete in 5.8 The Housing Delivery Test applied an element of student and communal accommodation 2018/19, this excludes 7 HMO rooms (Houses in Multiple Occupation) which were completed in (C2) by applying a multiplier to the housing completions, this explains why there are slightly differing 2018/19. There was 1 room completed in 2019/20. completions figures between the AMR and MHCLG's figures. The idea of including C2 into these 5.13 C2 commitments are not included in the housing trajectory as they do not form part of the delivery figures is that they can release C3 dwelling houses when people make the move from Local Plan housing requirement. Some allocated sites in the Local Plan to 2036 do include some their own home to a care facility for example thus reducing the need for new build market houses. C2 provision, these sites are: 5.9 In the first result published in February 2019, Huntingdonshire achieved 92%, meaning that SEL1.1 - Alconbury Weald - up to 400 units permitted as part of 1201158OUT in October 2014 an action plan was required to be prepared in order to identify ways to proactively boost housing • HU3 - Former Policy HQ site, Huntingdon - including supported housing or care home and/or supply. This outcome remained in place until the subsequent results were published. • supporting health care uses (units unspecified) alongside 75 dwellings Huntingdonshire's Action Plan was approved at Cabinet in July 2019 and was published on the HU11 - Brampton Park - 19/00406/REM details approved in February 2020 for a care home Council's website on 1 August 2019. It details the key issues that have impacted housing delivery • of approximately 70 bedrooms and the actions that are being undertaken to address these issues. Data from the 2018 Annual Monitoring Report was also used to demonstrate the likely future supply of homes across the • SEL2 - St Neots East - 1300388OUT permitted care accommodation in August 2019 remainder of the Local Plan period. • SM2 - Newlands, St Ives Road, Somersham - 15/00917/OUT for a care home for between 40 and 50 residents permitted in November 2017

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5.14 A further six sites are committed and are either unimplemented or under construction as at 31 March 2020, totaling 154 additional C2 rooms:

• Farcet Parish - Conquest Drove - 1 room (19/01262/FUL) permitted November 2019 • Ramsey parish - Bury Road - 66 rooms (18/00948/FUL) permitted January 2019 • Abbotsley parish - Pitsdean Road - 5 rooms (17/01072/FUL) permitted September 2017 • Wyton-on-the-Hill parish - RAF Wyton - 72 rooms (17/01528/FUL) permitted December 2017 • Yaxley parish - Park Close - 10 rooms (18/02165/FUL) permitted February 2019 • Godmanchester parish - on west side of A1198 - 46 dwellings and a 65 room care home (18/00532/OUT) permitted April 2019. The subsequent submission of a reserved matters application (20/00505/REM) for 46 dwellings is pending consideration. The care facility will likely come forward under a separate reserved matters application.

Table 5.4 Monitoring of actions and responses identified in the HDT Action Plan (August 2019)

Issue Issue Identified actions and responses Progress made category

Land values and Huntingdonshire District Council in their newly adopted Local Plan to 2036 have policies which The implementation of Local Plan policies continues and viability allow for viability assessments to be taken into account when relevant to reduce the impact of this discussions surrounding viability where relevant continues in constraint and not affect housing delivery. the determination of planning applications.

Land Continue working relations with Environmental Health in assessing risk and potential mitigation so Working relationships with Environmental Health continues in contamination that land contamination does not affect housing delivery. Making the relevant information and the determination of planning applications. issues documentation available to Environment Health and any other relevant bodies is key to assisting with this.

Site Flooding An SFRA was produced as part of the Local Plan evidence base to inform the selection of site Working relationships with the Environment Agency continues constraints allocations and also support the determination of planning applications. This document and the in the determination of planning applications. continuation of our working relationship with the Environment Agency will be important actions to sustain when assessing schemes for new housing in areas of flood risk. In addition, the use of the sequential test in the planning process has enabled housing delivery to be maximised in areas of low flood risk.

Heritage Local Plan policies require schemes to be well designed so that they do not have a detrimental The implementation of Local Plan policies surrounding heritage impact on heritage assets; this is considered to be reasonable given the level of protection afforded continues alongside heritage legislation to protect and conserve to heritage assets in law. heritage assets and refuse applications which will have a detrimental impact upon them.

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Issue Issue Identified actions and responses Progress made category

Lack of skills and The housing and mixed-use allocations in the new Local Plan promotes growth up to 2036, thus Working relationships with Alconbury Weald and the designated labour availability facilitating an increase in the working age population in the District. Huntingdonshire's Economic Enterprise Zone and the implementation of Local Plan policies Development team are working closely with Alconbury Weald and the designated Enterprise Zone to support economic growth continue. including their IMET training facility as well as working to rejuvenate market towns and key service centres to bring about economic growth and greater opportunities for employment. These were The ongoing Covid-19 health emergency have brought identified as key areas for attention in the Huntingdonshire Economic Growth Plan 2013-2023 additional challenges to supporting our market towns and high which can continue the delivery of this vision now the Huntingdonshire Local Plan has been adopted. streets which HDC are actively working with partners on. The housing trajectory survey for 2019/20 asked developers what impact they anticipate Covid-19 may have on the delivery of new homes to further understand the pressures the pandemic may bring.

Availability of HDC have no control over this issue. HDC have no control over this issue. materials

Supply issues Availability of HDC have no control over this issue. HDC have no control over this issue. house builders and Registered Social Landlords

Market Huntingdonshire's Local Plan supports a broad mix of tenures and dwellings sizes to avoid over The Council in the housing trajectory have retained the cap on absorption supply of certain dwelling sizes and tenures in the housing market. In addition, HDC has been the two clusters of sites to ensure a cautious trajectory of cautious in its approach to market absorption in the AMR.The 2018 AMR housing trajectory reflects housing. The agents, housebuilders and owners of these sites comments made by the Planning Inspector during the Local Plan examination in regard to market (as with all other major sites) are contacted each year as part absorption and build out rates of two main clusters of sites. A cap of 300 dwellings a year has been of the housing trajectory survey to gather up to date information recorded for sites SEL1.1, SEL1.2 and HU1 in the Alconbury Weald and north-western area of on the progress made on site and any constraints to delivery Huntingdon and a cap of 200 dwellings a year from site SEL2 in St Neots. It should be noted the (such as market absorption).The information gathered informs cap is only to calculate the housing trajectory and 5 year housing land supply figure. There is no the forecasting made in the housing trajectory to ensure it is actual cap on delivery on any of these sites and the developers/housebuilders involved anticipate robust. A trajectory as per the survey responses for the capped housing completions in excess of the capped figures. Further reviews of this position will be sites are included in Appendix 3 of the AMR Part 1, they show undertaken in subsequent AMRs. that the agents, housebuilders and owners for the sites anticipate delivery to be higher than the capped amounts.

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Issue Issue Identified actions and responses Progress made category

The Local Plans Team work with Neighbourhood Planning Groups including those who wish to HDC continue to work with Neighbourhood Planning Groups undertake a housing needs assessment. The housing needs assessment allows for more detailed to support the production of Neighbourhood Plans. More details housing mix policies specifically targeted at the housing mix and housing need of the existing on the progress made on neighbourhood planning in Neighbourhood Plan Area. This allows for greater diversity of housing supply to enhance market Huntingdonshire is found in the AMR Part 2. absorption. HDC continue to promote self and custom build housing and In addition, Huntingdonshire is keen to promote Self and Custom Build housing as demonstrated monitors entries made on the Self and Custom Build Register. in Local Plan policy LP25. Huntingdonshire has a Self and Custom Build Register open whereby The current register opened on 31 October 2020 and runs to people can register their interest for a plot. Monitoring of the Self and Custom Build Register shows 30 October 2021. that there is growing demand for this type of housing, so to help meet this growing need in the District, work between Planning/Housing teams and Parish Councils to promote suitable sites is underway

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Time to determine Multiple actions are being undertaken across the Development Service. Firstly, a LEAN review is Significant efforts have been made by the Development Service planning underway across the planning teams with the overall aim to maximise efficiency. This review has to streamline and increase efficiencies. Further efforts continue applications, seen various actions completed including: a publication of a new Planning Guide for applicants where possible in response to the ongoing Covid-19 health respond to and agents; revised validation checklists to minimise the time applications are invalid and to ensure emergency and the pressures it has brought to the Service. pre-application consistency; agent forums; and training for staff, members and Parish Councils on the planning enquiries and process and requirements. Secondly, a revision to the scheme of delegation has been put in place Work continues on the revised Landscape and Townscape discharge whereby applications for single dwellings no longer need to go to Development Management SPD. conditions Committee. Thirdly, a review of conditions is underway making them more flexible in terms of Positive engagement between planning officers and the triggers. Planning developers/ housebuilders for our two strategic site allocations process An update of the Landscape and Townscape Supplementary Planning Document (2007) will start have continued to ensure their continued delivery. in Summer 2019.This will allow for applicants and agents to have up to date guidance on landscape issues. This has the potential to help speed up the planning process by reducing the need for amended proposals, saving officer and planning agents' time.

Finally, agreements are in place on our two strategic site allocations (Alconbury Weald and Wintringham Park) whereby dedicated officers are assigned to these sites to ensure that officer knowledge of the site is retained and that good working relationships are sustained throughout the life of both of these long-term developments. In addition, to identify any delivery problems rapidly, quarterly monitoring statistics are expected from both strategic sites.

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Issue Issue Identified actions and responses Progress made category

Time to agree Monitoring of the timescales taken in the preparation and conclusion of S106 Agreements will Monitoring of S106 Agreements continue. planning continue. obligations and S106 agreements

Status of the Before the adoption of the current Local Plan, the development plan for Huntingdonshire was The adoption of the Huntingdonshire Local Plan has simplified Development Plan complex with a number of saved policies and plans in place (see 3 'Huntingdonshire Policy Context'), the Development Plan. The adoption of the Local Plan and the this resulted in a period of complex decision making. Also, the creation of the National Planning delivery of sites allocated within it means HDC is no longer in Policy Framework in 2012 saw the introduction of the tilted balance. Huntingdonshire had the tilted the tilted balance and can demonstrate in the housing trajectory balance engaged as a result of persistent under delivery, in part as a result of not allocating land a healthy supply of new homes over the Plan period. for housing since 2002 and for not having an up to date development plan.

Timelines of wider Works by Highways England on the improved A14 are expected to be completed and open to the Works are continuing on the improved A14. A 12 mile bypass transport projects public in 2020.These works have removed the need for schemes to provide a nil detrimental impact to the south of Huntingdon running between Ellington and such as the A14 on the A14 and have created additional capacity for future housing allocations to be delivered. Swavesey opened on 9 December 2019. Work continues on removing the Huntingdon Railway Viaduct. On 31 October the new Pathfinder link road which provides a route to Huntingdon Infrastructure from the A1307 (the old A14) was opened. Work to build the and services new Mill Common and Views Common link roads continue.

Existing transport Work with Highways England on the A428 and East-West Rail projects to remove future constraints Works with Highways England and the Combined Authority on network and to the southern part of the District will continue. In addition, Huntingdonshire continues to work in the A428 and East-West Rail projects continue. service provision partnership with the Combined Authority on their 10 key projects to further minimise the lack of appropriate transport infrastructure as a constraint to housing delivery and boost the connectivity of the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough area.

5.16 In accordance with the requirements of the NPPF and Planning Policy for Traveller Sites, Gypsy and Traveller Site Provision the Local Plan to 2036 sets out how the Council is positively seeking to meet the objectively assessed needs of Gypsy and Travellers. The October 2016 Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation 5.15 Planning Policy for Traveller Sites was issued by the government in March 2012. The policy Assessment has identified an approximate need for an additional 9 pitches for travelling households states that local planning authorities should, in producing their Local Plan, identify and update in Huntingdonshire between 2016 and 2036, and up to 19 additional pitches for households whose annually a supply of specific deliverable sites sufficient to provide five years’ worth of sites against travelling status was recorded as unknown and no need for yards for travelling show people. their locally set targets, and identify a supply of specific, developable sites or broad locations for growth for years six to ten and, where possible, for years 11-15. 5.17 Between the base date of the GTAA at 1 February 2016 and 31 March 2020 23 pitches were granted permission across 7 sites. Four permanent pitches for Gypsies and Travellers were completed in 2019/20.

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5.18 Three planning applications for permanent Gypsy and Traveller pitches were determined within the monitoring year:

• Bluntisham parish - Needingworth Road - 1 pitch (18/00980/FUL) - permission granted July 2019 and completed within monitoring year. • Somersham parish - Parkhall Road - 3 pitches (18/01312/FUL) - permission granted August 2019 • Somersham parish - St Ives Road - 4 pitches - (19/02298/FUL) - permission granted in March 2020 • Ramsey - Middle Drove - 2 pitches - (17/00591/FUL) - permission was refused August 2017, an appeal was allowed in June 2019

5.19 As at 31 March 2020 there were six planning applications under consideration for Gypsy and Traveller pitches:

• Somersham parish - Legacy Park - 4 pitches (18/00840/FUL) - received April 2018 • Bluntisham parish - Needingworth Road - 1 pitch - (19/00925/FUL) - received May 2019 • Bluntisham parish - Needingworth Road - 1 pitch - (19/00926/FUL) - received May 2019 • Bluntisham parish - Needingworth Road - 1 pitch - (19/01737/FUL) - received September 2019 • Somersham - Parkhall Road - 2 pitches - (20/00608/FUL) - permission granted July 2020 • Somersham parish - St Ives Road - retention of 1 pitch (19/00020/FUL) - permission granted August 2020

5.20 Looking further ahead than five years, it is considered that additional pitches will come forward as windfall adjoining existing pitches and in other areas with reasonable access to local health services and primary schools.

• Ramsey parish - Middle Drove - retention of land for 1 pitch (20/00978/FUL) - received June 2020 • Ramsey parish - Middle Drove - retention of land for 1 pitch (20/00981/FUL) - received June 2020

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6.6 This year's trajectory is based on actual housing completions up to 31 March 2020 (Source: 6 Housing Trajectory September 2020 and CCC Monitoring & Research - Annual Development Survey) and projected completions up to 2036 on sites allocated for housing and non-allocated sites with extant planning permission.Where sites 5 year housing land supply have outline planning permission only, a potential figure for housing capacity has been made based on the developer's response to a trajectory questionnaire, or officer's assessment of the site. 6.1 The NPPF requires Local Planning Authorities to assess and demonstrate the extent to which However, it must be stressed that final numbers on such sites will be determined at reserved existing plans fulfill the requirement to identify and maintain a rolling 5-year supply of deliverable matters stage, and the numbers in the trajectory are indicative only. Sites have also been included land for housing. Development plan documents should set out policies and strategies for delivering where the principle of development has been accepted, such as sites with a resolution to approve the required level of housing provision. Sufficient specific deliverable sites should be identified to subject to the signing of a Section 106 agreement and sites identified as allocations in the Local deliver housing in the first 5 years, with a further supply of specific developable sites for years Plan to 2036. 6-10 and, where possible, years 11-15. 6.7 In last year's survey, the questionnaire used for the trajectory survey was reviewed in line 6.2 For a site to be considered deliverable, the NPPF states it should be: with the revised definition of deliverable in the NPPF 2019, in particular if outline permission was granted or sought for a site. This revised survey form was used again for this year's survey. Those - the site is available now • available contacted were asked to provide information on the aspirations for their sites; the type of planning • suitable - the site offers a suitable location for development now and would contribute to the permission sought if not already granted; any constraints to development and viability; the number creation of sustainable, mixed communities of already agreed or potential housebuilders involved and the trajectory for the site (and where • achievable - there is a reasonable prospect that housing will be delivered on the site within possible, a breakdown of when the affordable and market dwellings were expected to be built). An 5 years additional question surrounding the potential impacts of the current Covid-19 pandemic was included to understand how this may impact housing delivery. 6.3 Revisions through the publication of the NPPF 2019 state that sites with outline planning permission, permission in principle, allocated in the development plan or identified on a brownfield 6.8 Questionnaires were sent out in September 2020 to developers and agents of allocated sites register should only be considered deliverable where there is clear evidence that housing which had not yet been built out as at 31 March 2020, and to those representing sites of 10+ completions will begin on site within five years. This has been taken into account when compiling dwellings with either outline or full planning permission and not yet completed, as well as those the Council's housing trajectory for this AMR. Updates to the Planning Practice Guidance in July representing sites with applications submitted where the principle of development had been accepted 2019 provide further details on the sort of evidence that can be used to demonstrate deliverability. (approved at Development Management Committee and are awaiting the signing of a S106 The NPPF also states that for sites that are not major developments or that have detailed planning Agreement), and sites identified as having potential to deliver housing in the Local Plan to 2036. In permission, should be considered to be deliverable until the permission expires, unless it can be instances where no reply was received an estimate was made based on the most up-to-date clearly demonstrated that it cannot be developed within 5 years. knowledge of the site by the relevant planning officer. Where it was felt that agents/developers were being over-optimistic in their predictions, the building programme was deferred to give a more 6.4 For a site to be considered developable, it should be in a suitable location for housing cautious timeframe. This is noted in the 'comments' field of relevant sites in the trajectory data development, and there should be a reasonable prospect that it will be available for, and could be table. These deferrals resulted in reduction of the anticipated 5 year housing land supply from developed at, a specific point in time. 7,409 dwellings (7.03 years' worth) to 5,517 dwellings (5.24 years' worth). 6.5 Housing trajectories show past performance and estimate future performance in relation to 6.9 Sites of less than 10 dwellings with outline, permission in principle, reserved matters or full housing delivery, enabling local planning authorities to monitor any shortfall or surplus in housing planning permission have also been included in the trajectory. It would not have been practical to supply, and to manage future provision to ensure the required amount of housing is delivered. The contact developers of each and every small site. Sites with reserved matters or full planning trajectory shows current anticipated delivery based on data collected from September to October permission were grouped together. A 10% discount was applied to those small sites with full or 2020 and provides a snapshot view of anticipated future delivery to 2036. reserved matters approval not yet under construction and to sites with outline permission or

17 6 Housing Trajectory September 2020 and 5 year housing land supply Huntingdonshire District Council 2020 | Annual Monitoring Report 2020 Part 1 (Housing Supply) permission in principle to allow for some sites which may not be developed. It should be noted that historically small sites often have the advantage of being built out more quickly than some larger sites.

6.10 Strategic housing growth will be mainly concentrated in the proposed Strategic Expansion Locations of Alconbury Weald and St Neots East, and the Spatial Planning Areas of Huntingdon, St Neots, St Ives and Ramsey, as set out in the Local Plan to 2036.

6.11 It must be noted that the trajectory is an attempt at providing a reasonable and pragmatic forward planning tool. It is acknowledged that trajectories are not intended to produce perfect forecasts of the future. They should however provide as good an indication as possible of the prospects for housing delivery, based on developers’ and agents’ aspirations, or officers’ best estimates of delivery based on site knowledge.

6.12 The Council uses the ‘Sedgefield’ method to calculate the 5 year supply.

The NPPF states that LPAs may make an allowance for windfall sites in the 5 year supply if they have compelling evidence that such sites have been consistently available and are likely to remain so, an approach supported by the Local Plan Inspector in his report dated 29 April 2019. It is anticipated, however, that some non-strategic housing sites are likely to come forward within the built-up areas of towns and villages in line with the scale of development set out in the Settlement Hierarchy, which will add further to the housing supply.

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7 Position as at March 2020

7.1 This trajectory was produced reflecting the position as at March 2020, the technical monitoring period and is set out below. Table 7.1 sets out the annual number of actual housing completions up to 31 March 2020, and projected future completions to 2036, based on the results of the 2020 survey, and compares these totals with the annual Local Plan requirement to 2036. It should be noted that the number of completions in previous years has in some cases been revised from data previously published due to ongoing assessment by the Cambridgeshire County Council Business Intelligence (Research) Team.

Table 7.1 Trajectory Data Against Local Plan Requirement as at March 2020

Yr 1 Yr 2 Yr 3 Yr 4 Yr 5 Yr 6 Yr 7 Yr 8 Yr 9 Yr 10 Yr 11 Yr 12 Yr 13 Yr 14 Yr 15 Yr 16

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 -12 -13 -14 -15 -16 -17 -18 -19 -20 -21 -22 -23 -24 -25 -26 -27 -28 -29 -30 -31 -32 -33 -34 -35 -36

Past Completions 844 412 686 514 526 688 746 1,040 1,010

Projected Completions 966 1,076 1,155 1,254 1,066 1,261 1,231 1,036 983 880 801 771 776 690 675 675

Past/Projected Cumulative Completions 844 1,256 1,942 2,456 2,982 3,670 4,416 5,456 6,466 7,432 8,508 9,663 10,917 11,983 13,244 14,475 15,511 16,494 17,374 18,175 18,946 19,722 20,412 21,087 21,762

Local Plan Requirement Cumulative over 25 years 804 1,608 2,412 3,216 4,020 4,824 5,628 6,432 7,236 8,040 8,844 9,648 10,452 11,256 12,060 12,864 13,668 14,472 15,276 16,080 16,884 17,688 18,492 19,296 20,100

No. Dwellings Above or Below Cumulative Requirement 40 -352 -470 -760 -1,038 -1,154 -1,212 -976 -770 -608 -336 15 465 727 1,184 1,611 1,843 2,022 2,098 2,095 2,062 2,034 1,920 1,791 1,662

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7.2 The 5 year supply is shown in Table 7.2. Taking into account the 6,466 completions between 2011/12 and 2019/20, there is a shortfall of 770 dwellings against the requirement for those 9 years. Adding this to the 5 year requirement for 4,020 dwellings and then incorporating a 10% buffer gives an overall requirement of 5,269 dwellings. A 10% buffer was used as the Council has a recently adopted Local Plan where the Inspector of the Local Plan confirmed that the Council can demonstrate it can meet its housing targets. In addition, the Housing Delivery Test results for the Council confirm that a 20% buffer is not necessary.

7.3 The 5 year supply, as identified in the trajectory in Appendix 2 is 5,517 dwellings, which equates to 5.24 years. The shortfall of completions against requirements is a short term issue arising from a 50% increase in the requirement between the Core Strategy (2009) and the Local Plan to 2036. Predicted completions over the next 5 years are expected to exceed the requirement and fully make up the current shortfall.

7.4 The trajectory also includes a yearly cap on total housing delivery rates at two clusters of sites. The Inspector of the Huntingdonshire Local Plan to 2036 proposed a cap of 300 dwellings per year to be across allocations SEL 1.1 (Alconbury Weald), SEL 1.2 (RAF Alconbury) and HU1 (Ermine Street). A cap of 200 dwellings per year was proposed across the two parts of SEL 2 St Neots Strategic Expansion Site (Loves Farm and Wintringham Park).This was due to his concerns over market absorption and build out rates for developments in close proximity. The cap is only to calculate the housing trajectory and 5 year housing land supply figure, there is no actual cap on delivery on any of these sites and the developers/housebuilders involved anticipate housing completions well in excess of the capped figures for most years (see Appendix 3). The number of anticipated prior approvals to be delivered were also capped to 20 per year and rural exception sites to 35 dwellings per year. The average small site completions, including change of use and excluding prior approvals, over the past 9 years has been 132 completions with 6 out of the 9 years achieving over 120.The cap for small sites has therefore been recalibrated from 80 to 120 to reflect a more realistic picture on small site delivery going forward.

7.5 The Council can demonstrate a 5 year supply of housing land, therefore its policies for the supply of housing should be considered to be up-to-date.

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Table 7.2 Five Year Housing Supply Against Local Plan Requirement as at March 2020

Total Number of Years in Local Plan Period 25

Years Remaining in Local Plan Period 16

Local Plan Dwelling Requirment to 2036 20,100

Annual Requirement 804

Target 2011 to 2020 (804 x 9) 7,236

Completions 2011 to 2020 6,466

Shortfall on target 2011-2020 (7,236 - 6,466) 770

5 Year Requirement (804 x 5) + Shortfall 4,790

5 Year Requirment + Shortfall x 10% 5,269

Annual Equivalent of Target + Shortfall x 10% Buffer 1,054

5 Year Supply (taken from trajectory) 1 April 2020 to 31 March 2025 5,517

Achievable Supply (as a % of requirement + shortfall + 10% buffer) 104.7%

Equivalent Years of Requirement + Shortfall + 10% Buffer 5.24

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Figure 7.1 Housing Trajectory Data Shown in Graph Layout

Housing Trajec ory - Period 2011 - 2036

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Figure 7.2 Housing Trajectory Data Against Local Plan Requirement

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Appendix 1 Net completions by Parish from 2011/12 to 2019/20

Parish 2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 Total

Abbots Ripton 0 0 0 4 0 5 0 5 140

Abbotsley 1 0 0 1 -1 3 2 -1 149

Alconbury 0 0 1 0 2 5 0 0 80

Alconbury Weston -1 0 -1 0 0 1 1 2 20

Alwalton 0 0 0 0 0 -1 0 0 01

Barham and Woolley 0 -1 1 0 0 0 0 1 10

Bluntisham 2 4 0 -1 0 2 0 1 102

Brampton 24 0 1 1 15 1 94 219 230 585

Brington and Molesworth 0 1 2 0 9 -24 19 14 232

Broughton 0 0 0 -1 3 0 3 1 71

Buckden 4 2 3 1 2 -1 1 3 216

Bury 1 21 15 0 0 0 1 2 13 53

Bythorn and Keyston 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 0 50

Catworth 2 10 1 0 0 1 0 2 182

Chesterton 0 0 0 0 -1 0 -1 0 -11

Colne 4 3 2 1 1 1 2 16 344

Conington (H) 0 0 0 -1 1 0 0 0 22

Covington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10

Denton and Caldecote 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0 -10

Earith 1 2 1 3 0 14 3 1 250

Easton 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 20

Ellington -1 4 -1 1 0 1 3 0 70

Elton 0 0 1 0 3 2 0 0 104

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Parish 2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 Total

Farcet 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 50

Fenstanton 1 1 2 0 0 40 8 37 73 162

Folksworth and Washingley 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 50

Glatton 0 -1 1 0 -1 1 -1 0 -10

Godmanchester 4 1 3 8 32 93 95 147 115 498

Grafham 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1 12

Great Gidding 0 0 1 -1 4 1 0 1 60

Great Gransden 1 0 1 0 0 0 -3 3 64

Great Paxton 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 10

Great Staughton 4 1 -1 1 1 2 1 -1 102

Hail Weston -1 5 1 3 0 5 0 0 130

Hamerton and Steeple Gidding 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21

Hemingford Abbots 0 0 -1 0 2 0 0 0 0-1

Hemingford Grey 97 28 70 2 0 1 2 5 1 206

Hilton 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 61

Holme 2 0 0 2 0 0 7 3 151

Holywell-cum- Needingworth 4 0 1 0 0 1 0 4 122

Houghton and Wyton 2 0 0 1 4 0 5 1 130

Huntingdon 14 -13 127 121 141 115 56 71 141 773

Kimbolton 1 1 0 -10 2 8 7 1 100

Kings Ripton 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 40

Leighton 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10

Little Paxton 125 45 74 83 0 92 -1 3 -1 420

Offord Cluny and Offord D'Arcy 4 0 6 0 0 1 1 25 469

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Parish 2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 Total

Old Hurst 2 0 0 0 5 3 0 0 100

Old Weston 0 0 1 0 0 -1 3 2 61

Perry 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 10

Pidley cum Fenton 2 0 1 1 1 8 6 4 307

Ramsey 28 9 7 7 18 13 25 66 71 244

Sawtry 2 2 88 82 26 2 23 69 37 331

Sibson-cum- Stibbington -1 2 0 3 1 2 2 2 132

Somersham 7 9 1 1 3 9 3 12 10 55

Southoe and Midloe 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 30

Spaldwick 5 1 0 0 0 4 3 1 140

St Ives 93 123 42 17 33 35 67 112 40 562

St Neots 335 110 218 156 191 121 36 25 16 1208

Stilton 10 1 0 2 2 2 3 1 221

Stow Longa 0 0 0 0 -1 2 0 2 30

The Stukeleys 16 15 0 2 -1 48 117 113 124 434

Tilbrook 0 0 3 0 2 1 0 1 70

Toseland 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10

Upton and Coppingford 0 0 0 1 2 0 -1 0 31

Upwood and the Raveleys 7 -1 2 0 2 0 5 5 233

Warboys 5 1 6 5 13 32 72 49 65 248

Waresley-cum- Tetworth 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 10

Water Newton 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 20

Winwick 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 30

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Parish 2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 Total

Wistow 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 3 80

Woodhurst 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11

Wood Walton 0 0 1 0 0 0 6 2 112

Wyton-on-the-Hill 0 0 0 0 0 1 -1 0 00

Yaxley 31 17 3 9 5 30 65 1 2 163

Yelling 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 50

Total 844 412 686 514 526 688 746 1040 1010 6,466

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Appendix 2 Housing Trajectory Data: Local Plan to 2036

Status / Site Name and Approx. Notes Units Extant Total Number 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 Total reference as at address of site site built no. on in -21 -22 -23 -24 -25 -26 -27 -28 -29 -30 -31 -32 -33 -34 -35 -36 2020 31/03/2020 area site by years Yr 1 Yr 2 Yr 3 Yr 4 Yr 5 Yr 6 Yr 7 Yr 8 Yr 9 Yr Yr Yr Yr Yr Yr Yr -2036 gross 2036 1-5 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 (ha)

Existing Planning Permissions - Unallocated sites

Full 3-5 Bridge Place, 0.02 Brownfield. Further Listed Building Consent granted 1301798FUL Godmanchester in April 2019 under 19/00450/LBC to enable its refurbishment and change of use to residential units.

Conversion work is underway. Estimated. 120 12 12 00000000000000120 12

Full Former Clinic RAF 2.4 Brownfield. Construction on site is under way with all 15/00029/FUL Upwood remaining units under construction. Evera is the landowner for the site with two house builders (Geda and Longhurst Group). Trajectory amended to reflect

completions on site. 4713 60 47 00000000000000047 47

Full 7 - 8 New Road, St 0.1 Brownfield. Development commenced in June 2018 18/00556/FUL Ives and is now well advanced. All flats therefore will all

complete in the same year. Estimated. 140 14 14 00000000000000014 14

Reserved Matters The Old Granary, 0.6 Brownfield. Rough foundations in place so material 0301597REM Gidding Rd, start has been implemented some years ago and no

Sawtry progress since. Estimated. 100 10 0 00000100000000000 10

Reserved Matters Waters Edge, Ship 9.3 Brownfield. Agent confirmed in the 2018/19 survey 0200293REM End Quarry, that one dwelling (The Lodge) is left to be built on site.

Wansford Estimated. 126 27 0 0000000001000000 1

Outline Land East Of 66 0.83 Greenfield. The agent for the site anticipates a 18/02569/OUT Thrapston Road, reserved matters to be submitted by March 2021.The Brampton agent also states there are no constraints to delivery with the first completions to take place in 2021/22, with potentially three housebuilders on site, and the site being built over 2 years. Deferred by two years

to reflect no reserved matters being submitted yet. 160 16 16 00000000000610000 16

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Full Land Between 0.57 Greenfield. Dwellings on site are under construction. 17/01077/FUL Victoria House This is a rural exception site. Estimated. Rural exceptions And Fair View, site Bluntisham Road,

Needingworth 140 14 14 00000000000000140 14

Outline Land West Of Park 9 Greenfield. Two reserved matters were submitted in 16/01530/OUT Road And The April 2019 by David Wilson Homes. 19/00795/REM Reserved Matters Malting On Biggin for 71 dwellings was approved in October 2020 and 19/00795/REM Lane, Ramsey 19/00796/REM for 70 dwellings is awaiting 19/00796/REM determination. An additional application (19/00797/FUL) for a further 47 dwellings on site is also pending consideration. The capacity for the site has been kept to that granted under the original outline application. Deferred by two years and have reduced anticipated completions to 21 in 2020/21 from 41 as numbers submitted exceeded the total dwellings

permitted. 1410 141 101 00000000004040402100 141

Full Land At 81 To 85 0.76 Brownfield. Housebuilder for the site anticipates all 17/01385/FUL And 97 A B And C units to be delivered in 2020/21, all of which will be 19/00519/FUL Huntingdon Street, affordable units. Site construction is well advanced. St Neots A re-plan of several units to increase the overall capacity to 39 was approved in October 2019 (19/00519/FUL). As of March 2020 all 39 dwellings

were under construction. 390 39 39 00000000000000039 39

Full 11-12 Ferrars 0.1 Brownfield. Permission granted in April 2018, 16/02712/FUL Road, Huntingdon construction is now well advanced. All flats therefore

will all complete in the same year. Estimated. 140 14 14 00000000000000014 14

Full 22 East Street, St 0.1 Brownfield. Construction is now well advanced. The

17/02529/FUL Ives agent for the site expects all units to be completed in 140 14 14 00000000000000014 14

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2020/21. All flats therefore will all complete in the same year.

Outline Shotbolt 0.4 Brownfield. Reserved matters application was 17/01024/OUT Engineers, approved in April 2020 (18/02660/REM). Estimated. Reserved Matters Newtown Road,

18/02660/REM Ramsey 100 10 10 0000000000005500 10

Outline Land South Of The 6.44 Part greenfield/part brownfield. A reserved matters 17/01687/OUT A1123 And West submitted by David Wilson Homes was approved in Of Bluntisham April 2020 (19/01166/REM). Existing land use is Road, predominately agricultural, an existing bungalow will Needingworth be demolished giving a net gain of 119 dwellings

(reflected in trajectory). Estimated. 1200 120 119 0000000000041502800 119

Outline Land at 9.86 Greenfield. Outline permission for a mixed-use 18/01492/OUT Riversfield, Great development including 199 dwellings was granted in North Road, Little December 2018. The site also benefits from outline Paxton approval for business and industrial uses (9002015OUT), granted in 2015. Four reserved matters are currently pending consideration for this earlier outline. The mixed-use outline was submitted as a result of changing employment needs in the area.

Estimated. 1990 199 0 000000195050503000000 199

Full Land At North 0.25 Brownfield. Permission granted in February 2019, no 17/01926/FUL West End Of commencement on site. Estimated. Former Anglian House Site Ambury Road

South Huntingdon 100 10 10 00000000000001000 10

Full Former British Red 0.16 Brownfield. Permission granted in December 2018, 18/00212/FUL Cross Society, conditions have been discharged. Archaeological

Huntingdon 100 10 10 00000000000000100 10

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works are complete. Constructed to floorplate level by August 2020. Estimated.

Outline Land North East 1.85 Greenfield. Outline permission granted in February 17/01375/OUT Of Mandene 2019, a reserved matters application (19/01467/REM) Gardens Great was permitted in May 2020. A housebuilder (Hayfield

Gransden Homes) is involved with the site. Estimated. 400 40 40 000000000000202000 40

Outline Co-Op Food Store, 0.1 Brownfield. Outline permission was granted in 18/01490/OUT Tebbutts Road, St November 2018, and a reserved matters was Reserved Matters Neots submitted in December 2019 and approved in June

19/02487/REM 2020 (19/02487/REM). Estimated. 100 10 10 00000000000001000 10

Outline Dexters Farm, 2.85 Greenfield. The site had been approved at DMC in 18/01850/OUT Bearscroft Lane, February 2018 with the S106 signed in May 2019. Godmanchester The agent for the site expects a reserved matters application to be submitted in the first quarter of 2021. Bellway Homes currently involved on site. Agent expects all dwellings to be built out in 2022/23.

Deferred part by 1 year. 590 59 59 000000000000401900 59

Full Land West Of 52 0.88 Greenfield. The site was approved at DMC in June 18/00102/FUL Wood End, 2018 with S106 agreement signed in April 2019 and Rural exceptions Bluntisham decision notice sent. One housebuilder on site (Rose site Homes), agent expects first completions in 2020/21, building out over two years. Rural exception site.

Deferred by 1 year. 200 20 20 00000000000001280 20

Full Manor Farm, High 0.68 Greenfield. The site was approved at Development 16/01672/FUL Street, Offord Management Committee in August 2018 with the

Darcy decision notice sent out in May 2019. Estimated. 100 10 10 00000000000000100 10

Outline D J C Produce, 0.99 Brownfield. The site was approved at Development 17/00101/OUT Pingle Bank, Management Committee in March 2019 with the

Holme decision notice sent out in May 2019. A reserved 250 25 25 000000000001015000 25

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matters application (20/00923/REM) was submitted in May 2020 and is currently pending consideration. Estimated.

Outline Land Rear Of 92 4.6 Greenfield. The site was approved at Development 18/01073/OUT To 108 High Management Committee in November 2018 with the Street, decision notice sent out in April 2019. A reserved

Needingworth matters application has yet to be submitted. Estimated. 450 45 20 000000000025200000 45

Outline North of 10 Station 1.15 Greenfield. The site was approved at Development 17/01015/OUT Road, Bluntisham Management Committee in November 2018 with the decision notice sent out in May 2019. In last year's survey the agent for the site said it is being sold. No

reserved matters have been submitted. Estimated. 260 26 0 000000000131300000 26

Outline Land West Of 26 Greenfield. The site was approved at Development 18/02192/OUT To 34 High Street, Management Committee in April 2019 with the Stilton decision notice sent out in May 2019. The site has been sold to Cross Keys Homes. No reserved matters

4.25 applications have been submitted. Estimated. 700 70 0 000000000353500000 70

Outline Land At Fenton Greenfield. This outline was submitted in October 18/02245/OUT Fields Farm, 2018 and approved at Development Management Bencroft Lane, Committee in September 2019, the decision notice Warboys was sent out later that month. Access has been secured off WB4 (South of Farrier's Way) which is under construction. No reserved matters applications

0.59 have been submitted. Estimated. 100 10 0 00000000001000000 10

Full Land West Of 3.7 Greenfield. As at March 2019, the site had been 18/01692/FUL Garden Court And approved at Development Management Committee 1 To 16 Upwood in February with the decision notice sent out in May Road, Bury 2019.The agent of the site says there are no

constraints to delivery and anticipates the first 920 92 92 0000000000003636200 92

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completions in 2020/21 with the site being built out over 3 years. Deferred by 1 year.

Total of small sites n/a n/a No discount applied as sites which are already started Full or Reserved are expected to be delivered Matters under construction 186n/a 186 186 000000000000009393 186

Total of small sites n/a n/a A 10% discount has been applied to the total of sites Full or Reserved not yet started to allow for some sites which may not Matters not started be developed at 31/03/19 329n/a 329 329 00000000000083828282 329

Total of small sites n/a n/a A 10% discount has been applied to the total of sites Outline not yet started to allow for some sites which may not

be developed 46n/a 46 46 0000000000001615150 46

Total of small sites n/a n/a A 10% discount has been applied to the total of sites Permission in not yet started to allow for some sites which may not

Principle be developed 28n/a 28 28 1400 00000000000014 28

Subtotal 39 1,667 1,706 1,285 000001019505099153117329272264303 1,666

Local Plan Allocations

Alconbury/North-West Huntingdon cluster - SEL1.1, SEL1.2 and HU1

Existing Planning Alconbury Weald/ 830 The Local Plan Inspector considered that an overall Permissions - Local RAF Alconbury/ cap of 300 dwellings per year was an appropriately Plan Allocations Part Reserved Matters/ Part Outline 1201158OUT, numerous REMs 394 7,726 4,725 1,031 300300300300300300300300300300300208208209207199 4,331

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Local Plan North Huntingdon cautious approach reflecting the proximity of the sites Allocation SEL1.1 HU1 cluster and market absorption rates. Using the capped Local Plan approach, it anticipates 3,001 dwellings could be Allocation SEL1.2 delivered outside of the Plan period.

Planning Alconbury Weald - brownfield - the site is progressing application well with several housebuilders involved (Hopkins submitted Homes, Morris Homes, Redrow Homes, Civic Living, 18/01918/OUT Campbell Buchanan and Crest Nicholson, as well as Local Plan Cross Keys Homes for the affordable housing) and Allocation HU1 - reserved matters applications submitted and with Ermine Street approval and the delivery of site-wide infrastructure (South) will ensure continued delivery. Development is now Local Plan moving into phase 2.The Agent for the site anticipates Allocation HU1 - the capacity of the site to be 6,500, however, the Ermine Street trajectory provided only accounts for the original 5,000 (North) dwellings permitted under 1201158OUT. It anticipates that approximately 1,300 dwellings may be delivered outside of the plan period.

RAF Alconbury - brownfield. The site is scheduled for disposal from around 2024, a planning strategy has not yet been determined. The agent anticipates that the site will go beyond the 1,680 capacity. It is envisaged that the Defence Infrastructure Organisation will bring this site forward as part of a Long-Term Strategic Development Partnership.

Ermine Street (South) - greenfield. Outline application awaiting determination (18/01918/OUT) for a mixed use development including 1,000 dwellings. Estimated.

Ermine Street (North) - greenfield. Outline application 20/00847/OUT was submitted in May 2020 for 648 dwellings.

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Total for Site Allocation SEL1.1, SEL1.2 and HU1 830.0 394 7,726 4,725 1,031 300300300300300300300300300300300208208209207199 4,331

Site Allocation HU3

Local Plan Former Police HQ 6 Greenfield. Public sector land. Suitable for mixed use Allocations without site, development. The proposed access road Huntingdon Planning Hinchingbrooke connecting the realigned A14 to Hinchingbrooke Park Permission Park Road, Road is not expected to be completed until late 2021,

Huntingdon and would therefore delay development. Estimated 750 75 0 0000010402500000000 75

Total for Site Allocation HU3 6.0 750 750000010402500000000075

Site Allocation HU5

Existing Planning Edison Bell Way 3 Brownfield.The site has been cleared with remediation Permissions - Local works completed. An archaeological investigation is Plan Allocations yet to commence. The high levels of completions Full annually reflect the high proportion of flats within this 17/00733/FUL and scheme. Application 18/02318/S73 was submitted in 17/01950/FUL October 2018 and approved in August 2019 for a variation of condition 2 of 17/00733/FUL.This variation sought to omit apartments 211,212 and 213 and replace these with a resident's hub. Development expected to start mid-2021 with a build out rate over three years, with unknown number of housebuilders. Estimated as trajectory not supplied within response

. 3420 342 199 000000000519210594000 342

Total for Site Allocation HU5 3.0 3420 342 342000000000519210594000199

Site Allocation HU6

Existing Planning Gas Depot, Mill 0.6 Brownfield. Conditions discharged for the scheme. Permissions - Local Common, Estimated completions to reflect completion of A14

Plan Allocations Huntingdon works. Site remains unimplemented. 110 11 11 0000000000006500 11

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Full 16/02093/FUL

Total for Site Allocation HU6 0.6 110 1100000000000065001111

Site Allocation HU7

Existing Planning Land south of 1.1 Greenfield. Outline for a residential development of Permissions - Local Colebrook Road between 50 and 60 dwellings was approved in June Plan Allocations (California Road) 2019 (17/02123/OUT), and S106 agreement signed Outline Huntingdon in May 2019. A reserved matters application 17/02123/OUT (20/01126/REM) was submitted in June 2020 and is

currently pending consideration. Estimated. 550 55 55 000000000002530000 55

Total for Site Allocation HU7 1.1 550 550000000000025300005555

Site Allocation HU10

Existing Planning North West End Of 12 Greenfield. The site is progressing well, the agent for Permissions - Local Dorling Way, the site anticipates that the development will be built Plan Allocations Brampton out over the next 3 years. Kept trajectory over three Reserved Matters years, but reduced numbers to reflect completions.

17/01879/REM 10248 150 102 0000000000000194241 102

Total for Site Allocation HU10 12.0 10248 150 1020000000000000194241102

Site Allocation HU11

Existing Planning Parcels A and C 12 Brownfield. Parcel A is nearing completion with Permissions - Local Brampton Park construction now underway on parcel C. Linden Plan Allocations (formerly RAF Homes is the house builder. Estimated. 16/01319/REM and Brampton)

18/00504/REM 117102 219 117 0000000000000424233 117

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Existing Planning Parcel D 6.61 Brownfield. The site is nearing completion. The site Permissions - Local Brampton Park is being overseen by the Metropolitan Housing Trust. Plan Allocations (formerly RAF Estimated.

16/00789/REM Brampton) 9201 210 9 0000000000000009 9

Existing Planning Parcel E 5.92 Brownfield. The site is progressing well, the Permissions - Local Brampton Park housebuilder (Campbell Buchanan) expects the site Plan Allocations (formerly RAF to be completed in 2020/21. 16/00605/REM and Brampton)

16/00751/FUL 1246 58 12 00000000000000012 12

Existing Planning Parcels F,G and H 4 Permission has been granted to convert the former Permissions - Local Brampton Park Officer's Mess and gatehouse into 2 dwellings and Plan Allocations (formerly RAF the construction of 30 dwellings under 15/02016/FUL. 15/02016/FUL and Brampton) The 30 new dwellings will be built out by Windborough 19/00028/FUL Homes. The gatehouse has been sold to a private individual for one dwelling. An amendment to this application was submitted in January 2019 to convert Brampton Park House (former Officer's Mess) into 13 dwellings and was permitted in June 2020 (19/00028/FUL), however listed building consent for these works has not yet been approved (19/00029/LBC). The capacity has been kept to 32 in

line with the original permission. 320 32 32 00000000000002255 32

Total for Site Allocation HU11 28.5 170349 519 1700000000000000446759170

Site Allocation HU12

Existing Planning Brampton Park 3 Greenfield. Site is nearing completion. Estimated. Permissions - Local Golf Club Plan Allocations Full

17/01959/FUL 464 68 4 0000000000000004 4

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Total for Site Allocation HU12 3.0 464 40000000000000004468

Site Allocation HU14

Local Plan RGE Engineering, 3.8 Brownfield. Agent expects a full application to be Allocations without Godmanchester submitted in the autumn of 2021. They believe the Planning site could contain 125 dwellings. The capacity has Permission been kept at 90 in line with the Local Plan allocation.

Agent did not supply a trajectory. Estimated. 900 90 0 0000000030303000000 90

Total for Site Allocation HU14 3.8 900 900000000030303000000090

Site Allocation HU15

Existing Planning Wigmore Farm 0.7 Greenfield. Site is nearing completion. Estimated. Permissions - Local Buildings, Silver Plan Allocations St, Full Godmanchester

16/01477/FUL 58 13 5 0000000000000005 5

Total for Site Allocation HU15 0.7 58 50000000000000005513

Site Allocation HU16

Existing Planning 41.8 Greenfield.The site is progressing well, 429 dwellings Permissions - Local completed, many of which are occupied.The majority Plan Allocations of the outline has now been superseded by Part Reserved subsequent reserved matters applications. Matters/ Part 19/00489/OUT has partially superseded the original Bearscroft Farm Outline outline, reducing the commitments on 1200685OUT (Romans' Edge), 1200685OUT down to 694. Estimated. 265429 694 265 00000000000009010075 265 Godmanchester Existing Planning 1.97 Greenfield. Outline approved in April 2019. Outline Permissions - Local permission was granted for either 46 dwellings and a Plan Allocations care facility, or 59 dwellings and no care facility. A Subject to S106

Outline 460 46 46 000000000000262000 46

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18/00532/OUT reserved matters (20/00505/REM) was submitted in Local Plan March 2020 for 46 homes and is pending Allocation HU16 consideration. Therefore capacity in the trajectory is kept at 46. This brings the overall capacity on site to 799. Estimated.

Existing Planning 3.54 Greenfield. Outline Application was approved in March Permissions - local 2020 for 59 dwellings. Reserved matters was Plan Allocations submitted in June 2020 and is pending consideration Outline (20/01150/REM). Estimated.

19/00489/OUT 590 59 59 000000000003029000 59

Total for Site Allocation HU16 43.8 370429 740 37000000000000305511010075311

St Neots East (Loves Farm/Wintringham Park) cluster - SEL2

Local Plan St Neots East 131.1 The Local Plan Inspector considered that an overall Allocations without Loves Farm cap of 200 dwellings per year being delivered across Planning (1300388OUT)/ this cluster was an appropriately cautious approach

Permission Wintringham Park reflecting the proximity of the sites and market Local Plan (17/2308/OUT) absorption rates. Using the capped approach, Allocation SEL2 removing the completed dwellings and taking into Wintringham Park - consideration the trajectory responses from the agents Reserved Matters for the sites, there are 898 dwellings forecasted 18/02719/REM outside of the planning period.

18/02708/REM Wintringham Park - greenfield. A hybrid planning application has been approved (17/2308/OUT) in November 2018 for up to 2,800 dwellings as part of a mixed use development. Several reserved matters relating to landscaping and housing have been approved and have commenced on site. The agent anticipates 10 plus housebuilders on site (currently Cala, Durkan and Morris Homes already involved). A

£26 million loan from Homes England has been 4 3,816 2,922 718 20020020020020020020020020020020020020015012543 2,918

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secured by the development partnership to accelerate housing delivery and enable early delivery of community facilities to maximise the potential of this strategic expansion location.

Loves Farm - greenfield. S106 for outline application (1300388OUT) was approved in August 2019, the agent expects a reserved matters application to be submitted in quarter 2 of 2021/22.

Total for Site Allocation SEL2 131.1 4 3,816 2,922 20020020020020020020020020020020020020015012543718 2,918

Site Allocation SN1

Existing Planning 0.9 Brownfield. This site has come forward in several Permissions - Local applications, the trajectory reflects this. 0900411FUL Plan Allocations was permitted for 24 dwellings in December 2014 with Full 21 under construction as September 2019. Other 0900411FUL, smaller applications have come forward on the site 1301969FUL, but have not yet started, these are: 17/01446/FUL for 17/01446/FUL, the conversion of the former chapel into 2 dwellings 17/01994/FUL, permitted in February 2018 with 18/01696/FUL 18/01696/FUL and amending the top floor flat into 2 dwellings (permitted 18/00497/FUL St Mary's Urban in December 2018) and 17/01994/FUL to convert Village, St Neots Brook House into 5 dwellings (permitted in May 2018). 3 dwellings have been completed on site under 1301969FUL (permitted in May 2014). Estimated. An application for 9 dwellings (18/00497/FUL) was approved, however a condition application was submitted in April 2020 and is pending consideration. Agent expects site to be built in 2020/21.Deferred by 1 year. The residual number of dwellings left on this allocation

total 1. 3 42 45 41 24 9 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42

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Total for Site Allocation SN1 0.9 423 42000000000010089244145

Site Allocation SN2

Existing Planning Loves Farm 1 Greenfield. Reserved matters received in February Permissions - Local Reserved Site (At and approved in June 2019. Estimated. Plan Allocations junction of Reserved Matters Dramsell Rise & 19/00384/REM Cambridge Rd), St

Neots 410 41 41 000000000000202100 41

Total for Site Allocation SN2 1.0 410 410000000000002021004141

Site Allocation SN3

Local Plan Cromwell Road 2.6 Mixed green/brownfield. Woods Hardwick have Allocations without North, St Neots submitted an outline application for 83 dwellings in Planning May 2020 and is currently pending consideration Permission (20/00896/OUT). Capacity kept to 80 inline with the local plan allocation. The agent expects the site to be sold if outline permission secured. Response received

but no trajectory provided. Estimated. 800 80 0 000000050300000000 80

Total for Site Allocation SN3 2.6 800 80000000050300000000080

Site Allocation SN4

Existing Planning Cromwell Road 0.6 Brownfield. Approved subject to S106 completion. Permissions - Local Car Park, St Neots Trajectory survey response indicates this S106 will Plan Allocations not progress to completion. Sealed Air have indicated Subject to S106 their intention to retain the site. Estimated. Outline

0901288OUT 210 0 0 0000000000000000 0

Total for Site Allocation SN4 0.6 210 0000000000000000000

Site Allocation SN5

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Local Plan North of St James 4.7 Greenfield. Agent anticipates an outline for 38 Allocations without Road to North of dwellings to be submitted imminently. Capacity kept Planning High Street, Little at 35 in line with the Local Plan allocation and deferred

Permission Paxton by 1 year. 350 35 0 000000000201500000 35

Total for Site Allocation SN5 4.7 350 35000000000201500000035

Site Allocation SI1

Existing Planning St Ives West - The 15.1 Greenfield. Reserved matters (17/00589/REM) was Permissions - Local Spires (Former St approved for 125 dwellings in June 2017. A partial

Plan Allocations Ives Golf Course) re-plan of 1301895OUT was approved providing two Outline additional units (17/02325/FUL), increasing the 1301895OUT - capacity of the site to 186. Construction is progressing hybrid application well with a high proportion of dwellings on site now 17.00589/REM occupied. Only 3 dwellings required a further reserved 17/02325/FUL matters application in August 2019 a full application for these three dwellings was submitted and lalter approved in April 2020 (19/01671/FUL). This application now supersedes the remainder of the original outline. 19 dwellings are under construction.

Estimated. 22164 186 22 00000000000000319 22

Local Plan St Ives West - 2.7 Greenfield. Applications 1201890FUL and Allocations without north & east of The 1201891FUL are still under consideration but the Planning How progress of decision is uncertain following the listing Permission of the How and several newer applications have been Planning submitted which are outlined below for information, application therefore no completions data forecast to reflect the submitted evolving situation on site. 1201890FUL & A revised full application (19/02280/FUL) has been 1201891FUL made which includes the sites for the two previous applications and additonal land.Therefore the revised

application could potentially raise the capacity from 7 70 0 0 0000000000000000 0

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to 18 with the refurbishment of the Lodge and its retention as a single dwelling.This revised application was submitted in November 2019 and is pending consideration. Application 19/01161/LBC was submitted in June 2019 for the conversion of the grange into 5 apartments, this is pending consideration.

Local Planning Land North Of The 2.5 Greenfield. A full application was submitted in August Allocations without How, Houghton 2019 and is currently pending consideration.This site

Planning Road,St Ives occupies part of the site for applications 1201890FUL Permissions and 1201891FUL. Agent expects site to start in Planning 2021/22 and build out over two years. Deferred by 2 application years. submitted

19/02280/FUL 180 18 18 00000000000414000 18

Existing Planning St Ives West - 10.4 Brownfield. A reserved matters application Permissions - Local Houghton Grange, (19/01180/REM) for 99 dwellings was submitted to Plan Allocations St Ives the Council in June 2019 on behalf of Morris Homes Outline and later approved in July 2020. The capacity has 1402210OUT been kept to 90 to reflect the status of the application

as at the base date of 31st March. Estimated. 900 90 90 0000000000035352000 90

Local Plan St Ives West - 18.7 Greenfield. A revised outline application for 120 Allocations without Land Between dwellings is expected to be submitted in quarter 4 of Planning Houghton Grange 2020/21 following the withdrawl of 1301056OUT. Permission & The How Homes England anticipates site to start in 2023/24 Planning and build out over three years. Capacity has been application kept in line with the Local Plan allocation as the outline submitted is yet to be submitted. Deferred by 2 years.

1301056OUT 1250 125 0 0000000040503500000 125

Total for Site Allocation SI1 49.4 262164 419 25500000000405035394920319130

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Site Allocation SI2

Existing Planning St Ives Football 1.3 Greenfield. Outline application for 30 dwellings granted Permissions - Local Club permission in September 2018. Development Plan Allocations dependent on the successful relocation of the football Outline pitch which was approved in June 2019 under 16/01485/OUT 18/01662/FUL. An outline application for a new clubhouse on this site has also been approved in June 2019 under 18/01663/OUT. No reserved matters have been submitted. Application 19/01483/S73 for removal of condition 25 was submitted in July 2019 and is

pending consideration. Estimated. 300 30 0 000000000151500000 30

Total for Site Allocation SI2 1.3 300 30000000000151500000030

Site Allocation RA1

Existing Planning Ramsey Gateway, 4.2 A revised full application for 86 affordable dwellings Permissions - Local High Lode was submitted on behalf of Accent Group in August Plan Allocations 2019 (19/01576/FUL) and is currently pending Reserved Matters consideration. Site capacity taken down from 110 1101894REM approved under 1101894REM to 86 in light of revised Local Plan application to ensure a cautious trajectory. the site

Allocation RA1 has funding from Homes England. Estimated. 860 86 86 000000000006026000 86

Total for Site Allocation RA1 4.2 860 860000000000060260008686

Site Allocation RA2

Existing Planning Ramsey Gateway 2 Brownfield. Permission for 52 dwellings granted in Permissions - Local (Land Adjacent St December 2018. It is understood that the site is to be Plan Allocations Marys Road developed after 94 Great Whyte. One builder on site Full Industrial Estate) (Seagate Developments) agent expects site to be 16/00311/FUL completed in 2022/23, although has highlighted

administrative issues and COVID-19 restrictions as 520 52 52 00000000000064600 52

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possible constrains on delivery. Deferred by 1 year to reflect the site is being built after RA6.

Total for Site Allocation RA2 2.0 520 52000000000000646005252

Site Allocation RA3

Local Plan West Station Yard 0.8 Brownfield. Due to the preference to retain the Allocations without & Northern Mill Northern Mill, the site owner is concerned about Planning viability. Access to the site has been secured through Permission the granting of planning approval of 16/00311/FUL on the adjoining site (RA2). Exploratory developer interest shown in summer 2020. Survey response submitted

without trajectory. Estimated. 300 30 0 001515000000000000 30

Total for Site Allocation RA3 0.8 300 30001515000000000000030

Site Allocation RA4

Existing Planning Field Road, 5.2 Greenfield. The site is progressing well. A partial Permissions - Local Ramsey re-plan of the site which involves substituting house Plan Allocations types and increasing the site capacity to 94 was Full approved at Development Management Committee 18/00916/REM in July 2019 (and granted permission in September 19/00621/FUL 2020), capacity has been amended to reflect this.

Estimated. 1777 94 17 00000000000000413 17

Total for Site Allocation RA4 5.2 1777 17000000000000004131794

Site Allocation RA5

Local Plan Whytefield Rd, 0.9 Brownfield. From previous year's trajectory, it was Allocations without Ramsey understood that the developer had concerns over legal Planning and viability constraints impacting on scheme design.

Permission No planning application submitted. Estimated. 400 40 0 000000020200000000 40

Total for Site Allocation RA5 0.9 400 40000000020200000000040

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Site Allocation RA6

Existing Planning 94 Great Whyte, 0.7 Brownfield. Application for 32 dwellings approved June Permissions - Local Ramsey 2018. Two housebuilders on site (Platform Housing Plan Allocations Group and Seagate Homes). It is understood that the Full development will take place before the Ramsey 15/02384/FUL Gateway site, and agent anticipates site to be

completed in 2021/22. 320 32 32 00000000000000320 32

Total for Site Allocation RA6 0.7 320 32000000000000003203232

Site Allocation RA7

Local Plan East of Valiant 3.6 Greenfield. Outline application has been submitted Allocations without Square, Bury (20/00863/OUT) in May 2020 and is pending Planning consideration. Site to be sold once application has Permission been approved. Agent expects site to be completed

in 2023/24. Deferred by 4 years. 900 90 0 0000000040401000000 90

Total for Site Allocation RA7 3.6 900 900000000040401000000090

Site Allocation RA8

Existing Planning 14.5 Brownfield. A reserved matters (20/00161/REM) for Permissions - Local phase one (1201274OUT for 160 dwellings) was Plan Allocations submitted in January 2020 and approved in Outline September 2020. One condition remaining to be 1201274OUT discharged. Evera Homes is the housebuilder for the

RAF Upwood & site, with another yet to be determined. Agent expects Upwood Hill House site to be completed in 2024/25. 1600 160 160 00000000000226060180 160

Local Plan 10.5 Brownfield. A full application for phase two (the Allocations without remainder of the site) is expected to be submitted late Planning 2020/early 2021 for 330 dwellings, which could Permission increase site capacity from 450 to 490. Evera Homes

is expected to be the housebuilder. Agent anticipates 2900 290 0 3600000 37 000363636363637 290

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site to start in 2023/24 and finish in 2030/31. Capacity kept at that of Local Plan allocation and deferred by 2 years.

Total for Site Allocation RA8 25.0 4500 450 4500003636363636373736226060180160

Site Allocation BU1

Local Plan East of Silver 14.8 Greenfield. An outline application (18/02753/OUT) Allocations without Street and South was submitted in December 2018 and is pending

Planning of A1, Buckden consideration due to ongoing discussions between Permission Highways England, Cambridgeshire County council Planning and the applicant. Agent for the site anticipates a application capacity of 290 for the site. Site is expected to be sold submitted if application is approved. Capacity kept to 270 in line 18/02753/OUT with Local Plan allocation and deferred by 5 year and

split over 6 years. 2700 270 0 0005050505050200000000 270

Total for Site Allocation BU1 14.8 2700 270 27000050505050502000000000

Site Allocation BU2

Existing Planning Land off Lucks 9.7 Greenfield. Allowed on appeal July 2017. Reserved Permissions - Local Lane And W. & S. matters application (18/02485/REM) approved in July Plan Allocations of The Osiers & 2019 and commenced in August 2019. A full Reserved Matters Springfield Close, application (19/02584/FUL) was submitted in 18/02485/REM Buckden December 2019 and approved in April 2020, but does

not affect capacity of site. Estimated. 1755 180 175 00000000000046464538 175

Total for Site Allocation BU2 9.7 1755 180 17500000000000046464538175

Site Allocation FS1

Existing Planning Crown Place 3.2 Brownfield. The site is progressing well with several Permissions - Local (former Dairy completions and 54 under construction. Estimated. Plan Allocations Crest), Fenstanton

Full 5434 88 54 000000000000002430 54

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16/01206/FUL Local Plan Allocation FS1

Total for Site Allocation FS1 3.2 5434 540000000000000024305488

Site Allocation FS2

Existing Planning Cambridge Road, 4 Greenfield. The site is nearing completion with 13 Permissions - Local Fenstanton - West dwellings remain, expected to be completed by end Plan Allocations (South of of 2020/21. Estimated. Full Oaklands)

16/00582/FUL 1373 86 13 00000000000000013 13

Total for Site Allocation FS2 4.0 1373 13000000000000000131386

Site Allocation FS3

Local Plan Cambridge Road, 2.4 Greenfield. In last year's trajectory the Agent for the Allocations without Fenstanton - East site anticipated a capacity of 47 with a planning Planning application due to be submitted in the winter of 2020. Permission Application has yet to be submitted. Capacity kept at

35. Estimated. 350 35 0 000000000201500000 35

Total for Site Allocation FS3 2.4 350 35000000000201500000035

Site Allocation SY1

Existing Planning East of Glebe 3.8 Greenfield. The site is progressing well. Six dwellings Permissions - Local Farm, Sawtry remain under construction. A full application Plan Allocations (19/01294/FUL) for a further six dwellings was Reserved Matters submitted in June 2019 and is pending decision. 18/00633/REM Capacity kept at that of Local Plan allocations.

Estimated. 674 80 6 0000000000000006 6

Total for Site Allocation SY1 3.8 674 60000000000000006680

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Existing Planning South of Gidding 10.8 Greenfield. Outline permission granted May 2018. Permissions - Local Rd, Sawtry Site acquired by Bovis Homes and a reserved matters Plan Allocations application was approved in November 2019 Reserved Matters (19/00462/REM). The site is now under construction.

19/00462/REM 2950 295 230 00000000015505050505030 295

Total for Site Allocation SY2 10.8 2950 295 29500000000015505050505030230

Site Allocation KB1

Existing Planning West of Station 1.5 Greenfield. Three Builders currently involved on site, Permissions - Local Road, Kimbolton including BPHA. Agent expects site to be completed Plan Allocations in 2022/23. Deferred by 1 year. Full

18/01411/FUL 210 21 21 00000000000061050 21

Total for Site Allocation KB1 1.5 210 21000000000000610502121

Site Allocation KB2

Local Plan North of Station 2.5 Greenfield. No planning application yet submitted for Allocations without Road/Stow Road, the site although there have been some Planning Kimbolton pre-application discussions. Estimated.

Permission 650 65 0 0000000520202000000 65

Total for Site Allocation KB2 2.5 650 650000000520202000000065

Site Allocation SM1

Local Plan College Farm, 1.8 Greenfield. No planning application yet submitted for Allocations without West of Newlands the site. Estimated. Planning Industrial Estate,

Permission Somersham 550 55 0 000000302500000000 55

Total for Site Allocation SM1 1.8 550 55000000302500000000055

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Existing Planning Newlands, 2.5 Greenfield. Outline application for 45 dwellings and a Permissions - Local Somersham residential care home in November 2017. A reserved Plan Allocations matters application (19/02220/REM) for 45 dwellings Outline was submitted in November 2019 by Rose Homes. A 15/00917/OUT reserved matters (19/02289/REM) for a residential care home was also submitted in November 2019. Both are currently pending consideration. A condition

application is yet to to be discharged. Estimated. 450 45 45 000000000002520000 45

Total for Site Allocation SM2 2.5 450 450000000000025200004545

Site Allocation SM3

Local Plan The Pasture, 0.9 Greenfield. In last year's survey, the Agent anticipated Allocations without Somersham a capacity of 10 dwellings under 19/00594/FUL and Planning a further 8 on adjoining land accessed off Rectory Permission Lane (19/00579/FUL) both awaiting determination, however capacity has been kept at 15 in line with the

Local Plan allocation. Estimated. 150 15 0 00000000010500000 15

Total for Site Allocation SM3 0.9 150 1500000000010500000015

Site Allocation SM4

Local Plan Somersham Town 3.8 Greenfield. Relocation of the football club required as Allocations without Football Club, housing development on this site is tied to this being Planning Somersham achieved. Estimated.

Permission 450 45 0 000000002520000000 45

Total for Site Allocation SM4 3.8 450 45000000002520000000045

Site Allocation SM5

Local Plan North of The Bank, 2.1 Greenfield. An outline for the site was submitted in Allocations without Somersham September 2019 (19/01790/OUT) for 150 dwellings Planning by Larkfleet Homes. A reserved matters application

Permission is due to be submitted mid 2021. Agent anticipates 1200 120 0 00000003636361200000 120

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first completions to be in 2022/23, and build out over five years. Deferred by 3 years and split over four years, wih capacity maintained in line with Local Plan.

Total for Site Allocation SM5 2.1 1200 120 120000000036363612000000

Site Allocation WB1

West of Ramsey 0.9 Greenfield. Site is in dual ownership. The Agent for Road, Warboys the Southern part of the site (20/00308/OUT)

(Southern part) anticipates that 24 dwellings can be delivered and

Local Plan completed in 2023/24. A separate application Allocations without (20/00723/FUL) for the demolition of 21 Ramsey Road Planning to allow for access to the site was submitted in May Permission 2020. Deferred by 4 years. 240 24 0 0000000088800000 24

West of Ramsey 0.8 Greenfield. Site is in dual ownership. The Northern Road, Warboys part of the site is estimated.

(Northern part) 210 21 0 000000101100000000 21

Total for Site Allocation WB1 1.7 450 45000000101188800000045

Site Allocation WB2

Local Plan Manor Farm 0.6 Greenfield. Agent expects an outline application to be Allocations without Buildings, submitted in 2021/22 following the relocation of the Planning Warboys current farmyard use. The agent expects up to two Permission housebuilders to be involved with the site. Deferred

by 4 years to reflect no outline submitted. 100 10 0 000 0000000055000 10

Total for Site Allocation WB2 0.6 100 100000000055000000010

Site Allocation WB3

Local Plan South of Stirling 3.8 Greenfield. No planning application yet submitted for

Allocations without Close, Warboys the site. Estimated. 500 50 0 000 0000102020000000 50

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Planning Permission

Total for Site Allocation WB3 3.8 500 500000102020000000000050

Site Allocation WB4

Existing Planning South of Farrier's 3.6 Greenfield. Reserved matters approved in August Permissions - Local Way, Warboys 2018 (18/00531/REM). The site is progressing well. Plan Allocations Agent expects site to be completed in 2022/23. Reserved Matters Trajectory amended to reflect completions.

18/00531/REM 4529 74 45 0000000000000102114 45

Total for Site Allocation WB4 3.6 4529 4500000000000001021144574

Site Allocation WB5

Existing Planning Extension to W of 3.7 Greenfield. Reserved matters approved in November Permissions - Local Station Rd, 2018 (18/00776/REM). Work has commenced on site Plan Allocations Warboys continuing on from the West of Station Road Reserved Matters development which has now completed. The site is

18/00776/REM progressing well. Estimated. 4436 80 44 000000000000001430 44

Total for Site Allocation WB5 3.7 4436 440000000000000014304480

Site Allocation YX1

Existing Planning Askews Lane, 1.2 Part Greenfield/Brownfield. A reserved matters Permissions - Local Yaxley application (18/01341/REM) was approved in Plan Allocations December 2018. The site has been sold to a Reserved Matters developer, contamination is a potential issue on site 18/01341/REM but a strategy is in place to deal with this. Since the 31st March a new full application (20/00741/FUL) for 9 dwellings is pending consideration. Trajectory

deferred by 2 years to reflect revised application. 90 9 9 0000000000000900 9

Total for Site Allocation YX1 1 90 9000000000000090099

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Subtotal 1,791 15,491 12,902 3,807 500500515601596616686758811877844764876817766643 11,170

Other Commitments: Subject to S106

Outline approved Land West Of The 4.01 Greenfield. Outline application was submitted in March subject to signing of Avenue, Ramsey 2019 and approved at DMC in November 2019, a S106 reserved matters is expected to be submitted in 19/00552/OUT November 2020. Agent expects site to be implemented in 2021/22, and built out over three

years. Deferred by 3 years. 1000 100 10 0000000004050100000 100

Full application O S 1283 0.45 Greenfield. Application was submitted in March 2017 subject to S106 Middlemoor Road, and approved subject to the signing of S106 at DMC 17/00630/FUL Ramsey St Marys in March 2020. Chorus Homes are bringing the site forward. The site has funding from the combined authority and is anticipated to start in early 2021. Rural exception site. Estimated. 110 11000000000000011001111

Subtotal 1110 111 1110000000004050100110021

Other Sources - 'Prior Approval' Conversions to C3 residential use under GPDO

Prior approval Marshalls Farm, 0.05 Greenfield. Estimated. Under construction. 16/01611/PMBPA Farcet 10 1

Prior approval White Gates, 0.08 Brownfield. This supersedes 16/02689/PSPPA. 18/01026/P3PPA Bythorn Estimated. 10 1

Prior approval Church 0.04 Greenfield. This supersedes 17/00121/PMBPA. 18/01672/PMBPA Farmhouse, Estimated. Under construction. Catworth 10 1

Prior approval Mere Farm Yard, 0.005 Greenfield. Estimated. 17/00465/PMBPA Harpers Drove 10 1

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Catchwater Bank, Ramsey Heights

Prior approval Orchard 0.2 Greenfield. Estimated. 17/00844/PMBPA Bungalow, Colne Road, Somersham 20 2

Prior approval Hollow Head 0.1 Greenfield. Estimated. 17/00972/PMBPA Farm, Hollow Lane, Ramsey 20 2

Prior approval Great Whyte, 0.007 Brownfield. Estimated 17/01187/P3JPA Ramsey 20 2

Prior approval Model Farm, 0.02 Greenfield. Estimated. 17/01388/PMBPA Conington Road, Fenstanton 10 1

Prior approval Agricultural 0.04 Greenfield. Estimated. Under construction 17/01487/PMBPA Building West Of 17 Dillington, Great Staughton 10 1

Prior approval Yew Trees Farm, 0.009 Greenfield. Estimated. 17/01670/PMBPA Brington Road, Old Weston 10 1

Prior approval Thorns Farm, 0.02 Greenfield. Estimated. Under construction 17/01721/PMBPA Hamerton Road, Alconbury Weston 20 2

Prior approval Abbey Farm, 0.09 Greenfield. Estimated. 17/01954/PMBPA Bridge Street, Woodwalton 30 3

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Prior approval Tea Kettle Barn, 0.02 Greenfield. Estimated. 17/02014/PMBPA Old North Road, Stilton Fen Stilton 10 1

Prior approval Land At Barn 0.05 Greenfield. Estimated. Under construction 17/02129/PMBPA Manor House Farm, St. Judiths Lane, Sawtry 10 1

Prior approval Woodfield Farm, 0.09 Greenfield. Estimated. 17/02174/PMBPA Gamlingay Road, Waresley 10 1

Prior approval Tower Farm, New 0.08 Greenfield. Estimated. Under construction. 17/02208/PMBPA Long Drove, Holme 20 2

Prior approval Heath Road, 0.02 Greenfield. This supersedes 17/02421/PMBPA. 18/01858/PMBPA Warboys Estimated. 10 1

Prior approval Yew Trees Farm, 0.03 Greenfield. This superseded 17/02588/PMBPA. 18/01052/PMBPA Brington Road, Old Estimated. Weston 10 1

Prior approval Land South Of 0.25 Greenfield. Estimated. 19/00068/PMBPA Pidley Lodge Farm, The Lane,

Old Hurst 10 1

Prior approval Denton Lodge 0.33 Greenfield. Estimated. Under construction 18/02631/PMBPA Farm, Old North Road, Stilton Fen, Stilton 10 1

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Prior approval North East Of Yew 0.04 Greenfield. Estimated. 18/02510/PMBPA Trees, Brington Road, Old Weston 10 1

Prior approval Land Adjacent 0.07 Greenfield. Estimated. 18/02446/PMBPA Pasturelands, Taylors Lane, Buckden 20 2

Prior approval Land Adjacent To 0.06 Greenfield. Estimated. 18/02140/PMBPA Thorns Farm, Hamerton Road, Alconbury Weston 30 3

Prior approval Barn, Redshanks 0.08 Greenfield. Estimated. Under construction. 18/01799/PMBPA Farm, Conquest Drove, Farcet 10 1

Prior approval Mill Barn Farm, 0.07 Greenfield. Estimated. 18/01765/PMBPA Bridge Road, Broughton 30 3

Prior approval Bungalow Farm, 0.17 Greenfield. Estimated. Under construction. 18/01680/PMBPA Hollow Road,

Ramsey Forty Foot 10 1

Prior approval Hungary Hall 0.03 Greenfield. Estimated. Under construction. 18/01425/PMBPA Farm, Old Hurst Road, Wyton 20 2

Prior approval Cottage Farm, 0.11 Greenfield. Estimated. 18/01151/PMBPA Leighton Road, Hamerton 50 5

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Prior approval Redwood Lodge 0.52 Greenfield. Estimated. 18/00928/PMBPA Farm, Grafham

Road, Ellington 0 3 3

Prior approval The Old Piggery, 0.01 Greenfield. Estimated. 18/00908/PMBPA Bluntisham Road,

Colne 0 1 1

Prior approval Grange Farm, 0.05 Greenfield. Estimated. 18/00897/PMBPA Upwood Road, Great Raveley 30 3

Prior approval Floral Elegance 0.04 Greenfield. Estimated. Under construction. 18/00790/PMBPA Florist, Pidley Sheep Lane,

Pidley 0 1 1

Prior approval Home Farm, Main 0.03 Brownfield. Estimated.

18/00732/PMBPA Street, Old Weston 0 1 1

Prior approval Mast Hall, Green 0.02 Greenfield. Estimated. 18/00272/PMBPA Farm, Low Road,

Fenstanton 0 1 1

Prior approval Snowcap 0.07 Greenfield. Estimated. 17/02671/PMBPA Mushrooms, St Ives road, Woodhurst 20 2

Prior approval Agricultural 0.03 Greenfield. Estimated. 16/00039/PMBPA Buildings North West Of Grange Farm, Keyston

Road, Covington 0 1 1

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Pior approval Glatton Lodge 0.19 Greenfield. Estimated. 19/00073/PMBPA Farm, Infield Road, Glatton 10 1

Prior approval Farm Buildings, 0.13 Greenfield. Estimated. 19/00373/PMBPA Manor Farm, Church End, Woodwalton 50 5

Prior approval Oaklands, 0.05 Greenfield. Estimated. Under construction. 19/00696/PMBPA Caldecote Road, Washingley, Peterborough, PE7 3SN 10 1

Prior approval Tower Farm, New 0.1 Greenfield. Estimated. Under construction. 18/00756/PMBPA Long Drove, Holme 40 4

Prior approval Agricultural 0.13 Greenfield. Estimated. 19/00757/PMBPA Buildings, Top Farm, Long Drove, Holme 50 5

Prior approval Rear Of 26 To 28, 0.02 Brownfield. Estimated. 19/00794/P3JPA High Street, Fenstanton, Huntingdon, PE28 9JZ 20 2

Prior approval Building Adjacent, 0.16 Greenfield. Estimated. 19/00820/PMBPA Straight Drove, Wistow 10 1

Prior approval Agricultural 0.04 Greenfield. Estimated. 19/01328/PMBPA Building Orchard 10 1

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On East Side Of Mere Way, Wyton

Prior approval Buildings At Manor 0.23 Greenfield. Estimated. 18/02468/PMBPA Farm, Barham Road, Buckworth 50 5

The Local Plan Inspector considered that an overall cap of 20 dwellings per year being delivered across prior approval sites was an appropriately cautious approach reflecting future likely supply. Projecting 20 dwellings a year over the remaining plan period results in 340 dwellings. This comprises the sites identified

and an allowance for future sites to come forward. 2520 252 20202020202020202020202020202020 320

Subtotal 3350 335 32020202020202020202020202020202020100

Planning applications received before 31st March and approved between April and October 2020

Outline Land Between The 3.87 An outline application was submitted in August 2016 16/01507/OUT Railway Line And which was approved at DMC in October 2019. The St Neots Bypass decision notice was sent out in September 2020. No And Potton Road, reserved matters applications have been submitted. Eynesbury Estimated. 790 79000000000403900000079

Outline Land South Of 4.6 An outline application was submitted in September 19/01881/OUT Buryfield, Bury 2019 which was approved at DMC in May 2020. The decision notice was sent out in June 2020. A full application (20/01864/FUL) was submitted in September 2020 for access and demolition works. The site has funding from Homes England and is anticipated to start in next three months. Rural exception site. Estimated. 540 540000000000002925005454

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Subtotal 1330 133 1330000000004039029250054

Windfall and Rural Exception Sites

Windfall small sites Based on small site completions, including change of (less than 10 use and excluding prior approvals, for the past 9 years dwellings) the number of dwellings a year has been recalibrated to 120. The average over the past 9 years has been 132 completions with 6 out of the 9 years acheiving over 120. 120 has been selected as the more conservative estimate. Have subtracted the outline

n/a n/a permissions from the annual estimate of 120. 960n/a 1,200 120 1201201201201201201201201201201201200000 1,440

Rural Exception The Inspector for the Local Plan in his final report Sites dated 29 April 2019, states that 35 dwellings a year from 2021/2022 is reasonable given the evidence provided on historic delivery in the Local Plan hearing sessions held in July and September 2018. Rural exception site for 14 dwellings listed separately above (17/01077/FUL). 18/00102/FUL (Land West of 52 Wood End, Bluntisham) approved for 20 rural exception houses, 9 of which are anticipated to complete in year 3 so have subtracted these from the capacity here. 19/01881/OUT was submitted for 54 dwellings anticipated to build in years three and four, so have reduced the allowance as appropriate in those years. 17/00630/FUL was submitted for 11 dwellings estimated to be completed in year four and have

n/a n/a amended year four to reflect this. 453n/a 525 71 353535353535353535353535010260 456

Subtotal n/a 1,413 1,725 155155155155155155155155155155155155010260191 1,896

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Total 19,150 16,912 5,458 I 966 I1,076 I1,155 I1,254 I1,066 I1,261 I1,231 I1,036 I I I I I I I I 675675690776771801880983 I15,296 I 5,517

Completions between 2011 - 2020 6,466

Total predicted completions 2020/21 to 2035/36 + completions from 2011-2020 21,762

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Appendix 3 Trajectory survey responses for SEL1.1, SEL1.2, HU1 and SEL2

Trajectory responses as submitted for the capped clusters

Status/Site Name and Approx. Notes Units Extant Total Number 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 Total reference as at address of site site built no. on in -21 -22 -23 -24 -25 -26 -27 -28 -29 -30 -31 -32 -33 -34 -35 -36 2020 31/03/2020 area site by years Yr 1 Yr 2 Yr 3 Yr 4 Yr 5 Yr 6 Yr 7 Yr 8 Yr 9 Yr Yr Yr Yr Yr Yr Yr -2036 gross 2036 1-5 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 (ha)

Alconbury and north-west Huntingdon cluster

Part Reserved Alconbury Weald 575 Brownfield. The site is progressing well with several Matters/ Part Outline housebuilders involved (Hopkins Homes, Morris 1201158OUT Homes, Redrow Homes, Civic Living, Campbell Local Plan Allocation Buchanan and Crest Nicholson, as well as Cross Keys SEL1.1 Homes for the affordable housing) and reserved matters applications submitted and with approval and the delivery of site-wide infrastructure will ensure continued delivery. Development is now moving into phase 2.The Agent for the site anticipates the capacity of the site to be 6,500, however, the trajectory provided only accounts for the original 5,000 dwellings permitted under 1201158OUT. It anticipates that approximately 1,300 dwellings may be delivered outside of the plan

period. 394 4,592 3,713 1,031 208208208208208208208208208208208208208209207199 3,319

Local Plan Allocation RAF Alconbury 84 Brownfield. The site is scheduled for disposal from SEL1.2 2024, a planning strategy has not yet been determined. The agent anticipates that the site will go beyond the 1,680 capacity. It is envisaged that the Defence Infrastructure Organisation will bring this site forward as part of a Long-Term Strategic Development

Partnership. 0 1,680 1,680 0 2002002002001501501501501001008000000 1,680

Planning application Ermine Street 54 Greenfield. Outline application awaiting determination submitted (South), (18/01918/OUT) for a mixed use development including

18/01918/OUT Huntingdon 0 1,040 1,000 480 00000001301301301301301301307020 1,000

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Trajectory responses as submitted for the capped clusters

Local Plan Allocation 1,000 dwellings. Trajectory was not provided. HU1 Estimated.

Planning application Ermine Street 33 Greenfield. Outline application 20/00847/OUT was submitted (North), submitted in May 2020 for 648 dwellings. 20/00847/OUT Huntingdon (pending consideration) Local Plan Allocation

HU1 4000 648 240 000000888080808080808000 648

Subtotal 394 7,712 7,041 1,751 408408408408358358446568518518498418418419277219 6,647

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Trajectory responses as submitted for the capped clusters

Status/Site Name and Approx. Notes Units Extant Total Number 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 Total reference as at address of site site built no. on in -21 -22 -23 -24 -25 -26 -27 -28 -29 -30 -31 -32 -33 -34 -35 -36 2020 31/03/2020 area site by years Yr 1 Yr 2 Yr 3 Yr 4 Yr 5 Yr 6 Yr 7 Yr 8 Yr 9 Yr Yr Yr Yr Yr Yr Yr -2036 gross 2036 1-5 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 (ha)

St Neots East cluster

Outline St Neots East - 71.5 Greenfield. Outline granted in August 2019 for 1,020 1300388OUT Loves Farm East dwellings, the agent expects a reserved matters Local Plan Allocation application to be submitted in quarter 2 of 2021/22.

SEL 2 0 1,020 1,020 330 000002565115115185185185955000 1,020

Part Reserved St Neots East - 59.6 Greenfield. A hybrid planning application has been Matters/ Part Outline Wintringham Park approved (17/2308/OUT) in November 2018 for up to 17/02308/OUT 2,800 dwellings as part of a mixed use development. Local Plan Allocation Several reserved matters relating to landscaping and SEL 2 housing have been approved and have commenced on site. A £26 million loan from Homes England has been secured by the development partnership to accelerate housing delivery and enable early delivery of community facilities to maximise the potential of this

strategic expansion location. 4 2,800 2,800 723 3017520820820820820820820820820820819715012543 2,800

Subtotal 4 3,820 3,820 1,053 3017520820820823327332332339339339329220012543 3,820