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Appendix 1 2019 Appendix 1 Residential permissions on large sites at 01 April 2019 Parish Site Name Net no. of dwellings Alkington Newport Towers Hotel Newport 39 Berkeley Land at rear of Canonbury Street Berkeley 170 Bisley with Lypiatt Land at Windyridge Bisley Stroud 2 Brookthorpe with Whaddon Land at Wynstones Drive Brookthorpe 10 Cainscross Dudbridge Industrial Estate Dudbridge Road 130 Cainscross Tricorn House Westward Road Ebley 43 Cam SA3 Land north east of Draycott Cam 450 Cam Land north west of Box Road Cam 90 Cam Land adjacent to Box Road Avenue Cam 35 Cam Coaley Junction Cam 41 Cam Land at 88 - 90 High Street Cam 10 Coaley Betworthy Farm The Street 24 Dursley Land at Littlecombe 132 Dursley Littlecombe Zone C Lister Road 112 Dursley 18 Woodmancote,Dursley 10 Eastington SA2 Land West of Stonehouse Nastend Lane 579 Eastington SA2: Parcel H3-H5 & H8-H10 land west of Stonehouse 267 Eastington SA2: Parcel H11 & H12 Land west of Stonehouse 165 Eastington SA2: Parcel H1 - H4 Land west of Stonehouse 134 Eastington SA2: H6 and H7 Land west of Stonehouse 57 Eastington Millend Mill Millend Lane 2 Frampton on Severn Land north of Frampton On Severn Industrial Park Lake Lane 21 Hardwicke Colethrop Farm (Hunt's Grove) 1011 Hardwicke Land at Colethrop Farm Hunt’s Grove 1 Haresfield Hunts Grove Parcels 22 - 25 and 26B 136 Haresfield Hunts Grove Parcel R20 And R21 Harrier Way 99 Haresfield Land at Colethrop Farm Bath Road 27 Hillesley and Tresham Land to the west of Hawkesbury Road Hillesley 17 Kings Stanley Stanley Mills Ryeford 146 Kingswood Chestnut Park Kingswood 22 Leonard Stanley Land south of Leonard Stanley Primary School Bath Road 40 Minchinhampton Wimberley Mill Knapp Lane Brimscombe 104 Minchinhampton Dark Mills Toadsmoor Lane Brimscombe 36 Nailsworth Land at Pike Lane Nailsworth 17 Nailsworth Locks Mill Brewery Lane 11 Nailsworth Tanners Piece Park Road Crescent 11 Rodborough Daniels Industrial Estate 104 Bath Road 50 Rodborough Land adjoining Stroud Rugby Club Dudbridge Hill 14 Rodborough Police Station Dudbridge Hill 13 Rodborough Kites'Nest 106 Bath Road 10 Standish Former Standish Hospital and Former Westridge Hospital 147 Stonehouse SA2: Parcel H21 Land west of Stonehouse 130 Stonehouse Land at Station Road Bristol Road 49 Stroud Abercairn Belle Vue Road 14 Stroud Lansdown Kennels Lansdown 25 Stroud Land at Bath Place Cheapside 37 Stroud Thompson First Ltd Butterow Hill Bowbridge 24 Stroud 106 Stratford Road Stroud 11 Brimscombe & Thrupp Ham Mills London Road 100 Brimscombe & Thrupp Lewiston Mill Toadsmoor Road 21 Brimscombe & Thrupp STB Engineering Ltd Toadsmoor Road Brimscombe 11 Upton St Leonards Bowden Hall Farm Bondend Road 15 Upton St Leonards Parcel 16B And 19B Coopers Edge 45 Whitminster Parklands Farm School Lane 31 Woodchester Rooksmoor Mills Bath Road 54 Woodchester Woodchester Mill Selsley Road 10 Wotton Under Edge Land adjacent to Fountain Crescent 22 Wotton Under Edge The Full Moon Mount Pleasant 10 504 4 Residential commitments on sites subject to S106 agreements as at 01 April 2019 Parish Site Name Net no. of dwellings Eastington Land at Claypits, Eastington 23 Hardwicke Land east of Waterwells, Marconi Drive, Quedgeley 34 Rodborough Land north of Dudbridge Hill, Rodborough 84 Stroud Gospel Hall, Church Street, Stroud 10 Land south of the Chipping Surgery, Symn Lane, Wotton under Wotton under Edge Edge 12 Uley Stouts Hill Club Ltd, Lampern Hill Club Ltd, Uley 1 164 Residential permissions on small sites as at 01 April 2019 Parish Net no. of Parish Net no. of dwellings dwellings Alderley 1 Leonard Stanley 11 Alkington 5 Longney 2 Arlingham 12 Minchinhampton 21 Berkeley 2 Miserden 0 Bisley with Lypiatt 18 Moreton Valence 1 Brookthorpe with Whaddon 1 Nailsworth 42 Cainscross 49 North Nibley 3 Cam 33 Nympsfield 8 Chalford 7 Painswick 13 Coaley 3 Randwick 9 Cranham 3 Rodborough 13 Dursley 17 Slimbridge 14 Eastington 14 Standish 9 Elmore 1 Stinchcombe 2 Frampton on Severn 1 Stonehouse 24 Fretherne With Saul 1 Stroud 69 Ham and Stone 5 Brimscombe and Thrupp 18 Hamfallow 4 Uley 2 Hardwicke 17 Upton St Leonards 7 Haresfield 4 Whiteshill and Ruscombe 11 Hillesley and Tresham 2 Whitminster 3 Horsley 5 Woodchester 9 Kings Stanley 14 Wotton Under Edge 16 Kingswood 6 532 Employment land commitments at 01 April 2019 Parish Site Address Use class Area (ha ) Land adjacent To Chapel Hill, B1 0.46 Alkington Newport Berkeley Arlingham Milton End Farm Arlingham Gloucestershire GL2 7JH B8 0.13 Cainscross Dudbridge Industrial Estate, Dudbridge Road Stroud B1, B2, B8 14.8 Cam Land north east of Draycott Cam B uses 10.7 Coaley Cambridge House Farm, Elmcote Lane, Cambridge B1a 0.95 Coaley Lapley Farm Bungalow Coaley Dursley GL11 5DU B1 0.09 Eastington Land West of Stonehouse, Nastend Lane B1, B2, B8 9.3 Fretherne With Saul Barns at Dunstalls Farm, Arlingham Road, Saul B1 0.14 Howard Tenens (Sharpness) Ltd Sharpness Distribution B1 ,B8 9.8 Hinton Centre Longney Land adjacent to Scotch Firs House Longney B1 0.29 Nympsfield Thumbstone Farm Tinkley Lane Nympsfield B8, B1 0.02 Land to south of Albion Terrace Downton Road B1 0.11 Stonehouse Stonehouse Stonehouse Plots E and F Stonehouse Park, Sperry Way B1, B2, B8 1.03 Stonehouse Land Adjacent To Stonehouse Commercial Centre B1, B2 & B8 0.3 Stonehouse Land Adjacent To Oldends Lane, Stonehouse B1, B2 & B8 1.83 Stroud 9 Lansdown Stroud GL5 1BB B1 0.01 Grove End Farm (Adjacent) Grove Lane Whitminster B1, B2, B8 0.5 Whitminster Gloucester Whitminster Grove End Farm, Grove Lane, Whitminster B1, B2, B8 0.52 50.98 ha .
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