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Schedule of Sites Submitted in South Norfolk Greater Norwich Local Plan: Call for Sites – Schedule of Sites Submitted in South Norfolk Site Promoter’s Details Site Location or Address Site Development Description Reference Title First name Last name Organisation District Parish or Site Address Area (ha) Ward GNLP0167 Mr Thomas Browne South Aldeby Rushleys, Station 0.25 Residential development of one or two dwellings. Norfolk Road GNLP0400 Miss Aimee Fowler Bidwells South Alpington land at Church 2.08 Residential development of up to 22 dwellings. Norfolk Meadow GNLP0433 Mr Julian Wells FW Properties South Alpington Land in Wheel Road 1 Residential development of up to 10 dwellings. Norfolk GNLP0434 Mr Julian Wells FW Properties South Alpington Land in Wheel Road 0.83 Residential development of up to 10 dwellings. Norfolk GNLP0435 Mr Julian Wells FW Properties South Alpington Land in Burgate Road 0.8 Residential development of up to 8 dwellings. Norfolk GNLP0529 Mr James Garnham K Garnham South Alpington Land East of Nichols 0.42 Residential development proposed of 6 new dwellings, as 3 Design Norfolk Road pairs of semi-detached houses. GNLP0585 Mr Ian Jessett Walnut Farm South Ashby St Mary Land opposite Hall 0.5 Residential development of 4 detached properties. Developments Norfolk Farm Barn and Hill Ltd Top Barn GNLP0459 Mr Edward Plumb Brown & Co. South Aslacton Land off Church Road 1.63 Residential development of up to 40 dwellings, with open space Norfolk available to the north as necessary. GNLP0064 Mr Tom Corfield Irelands South Ashwellthorpe Land on West Side of 0.22 Residential development for an unspecified number of Norfolk and New Road dwellings. Fundenhall GNLP0234 Mr Martin Howe Peter Codling South Ashwellthorpe Land adjacent Rose 1.28 Residential development for an unspecified number of Architects Norfolk and Farm, The Street dwellings. Fundenhall GNLP0236 Mr Martin Howe Peter Codling South Ashwellthorpe Land to rear of number 0.48 Residential development for an unspecified number of Architect Norfolk and 47, The Street dwellings. Fundenhall GNLP0239 Mr Martin Howe Peter Codling South Ashwellthorpe Land at New Road 0.71 Residential development for an unspecified number of Architects Norfolk and dwellings. Fundenhall Site Promoter’s Details Site Location or Address Site Development Description Reference Title First name Last name Organisation District Parish or Site Address Area Ward (ha) GNLP0242 Mr Martin Howe Peter Codling South Ashwellthorpe Land to West of New 0.67 Residential development for an unspecified number of Architects Norfolk and Road dwellings. Fundenhall GNLP0213 Mrs Jane Crichton South Ashwellthorpe Timber Yard, The 0.34 Residential development of an unspecified number, with either Norfolk and Street private of custom build proposed. Fundenhall GNLP0233 Mr Martin Howe Peter Codling South Aswellthorpe Rose Farm, The Street 0.53 Residential development for an unspecified number of Architects Norfolk and dwellings. Fundenhall GNLP0416 Mrs Amber Slater Brown & Co. South Barford Land at Barford 1.21 Residential development of approx. 8 dwellings, with associated Norfolk Church, access. Church/Barnham Broom Road GNLP0552 Mr Philip Atkinson Lanpro South Barford Land off Watton Road 36.54 Residential development proposed of 117 dwellings (including Services Ltd Norfolk custom build), with opens space and recreation/leisure. GNLP0054 Mr Tom Corfield Irelands South Barnham Land North of Norwich 0.31 Residential development for an unspecified number of Norfolk Broom Road dwellings. GNLP0055 Mr Tom Corfield Irelands South Barnham Land to East of Spur 1.95 Residential development for an unspecified number of Norfolk Broom Road and south of dwellings. Norwich Road GNLP0174 Mr Graham Tuddenham United South Barnham Land off Bell Road 2 Residential development of up to 50 dwellings with associated Business and Norfolk Broom affordable housing, public open space and green infrastructure. Leisure GNLP0196 Mr Graham Tuddenham United South Barnham Land to the West of 2 Residential development of up to 50 dwellings including Business and Norfolk Broom Mill View affordable housing, public open space and green infrastructure. Leisure GNLP0324 Mr Will Wright Savills South Barnham Land South-West of 0.85 Residential development of approx. 20 dwellings. Norfolk Broom Dades Farm, Norwich Road GNLP0376 Mr Richard Smith NPS South Bawburgh Costessey Park and 5 Employment and commercial development, featuring potential Norfolk Ride, Long Lane for office and retail uses. The proposed office or commercial floorspace would be in the region of 4,000 – 5,000m2 per hectare of developable land. Site Promoter’s Details Site Location or Address Site Development Description Reference Title First name Last name Organisation District Parish or Site Address Area Ward (ha) GNLP0484 Mr Ben Kemp Gable South Bawburgh Land East of Stocks 13.61 Residential development of an unspecified number and open Developments Norfolk Hill space Norfolk Ltd GNLP0015 Mr Richard Greengrass South Bawburgh New Road, Bawburgh 0.73 Residential development of one dwelling Norfolk GNLP0122 Mr Mark Thompson Small Fish South Bergh Apton Cooke's Road 0.32 Residential development of an unspecified number. Norfolk GNLP0203 Ms Melissa Burgan Small Fish South Bergh Apton Land to the South of 1 Residential development of an unspecified number. Norfolk Church Road GNLP0210 Mr Andrew Carr South Bergh Apton Church Wood, 1.26 Residential development of an unspecified number, but Norfolk Welbeck Road proposed for ‘contemporary building’. GNLP0412 Mr Julian Wells FW Properties South Bergh Apton Former Concrete 1.3 Residential development of 12 new family houses. Norfolk Works site in Church Road GNLP0533 Mr James Garnham K Garnham South Bergh Apton Land East of the 0.57 Residential development, proposed as 5 detached market Design Norfolk Street, The Street houses. GNLP0323 Mrs Nicole Wright La Ronde South Bixley Park Farm, Bungay 9.85 Employment and commercial development, featuring offices, Wright Limited Norfolk Road light industrial and retail units, including a brewery, with associated landscaping and infrastructure. GNLP0026 Mr Howard Marriott South Bracon Ash Jasmine Cottage, The 0.36 Residential development, mostly likely to be proposed as a Norfolk Street single dwelling setback from the B1113. GNLP0299 Mrs Margaret Shelley Lanpro South Bracon Ash Land West of Long 2.02 Residential development, proposed as 7 self build / custom Services Ltd Norfolk Lane build plots GNLP0549 Mrs Heather Moriarty- South Bracon Ash Barracks Meadow, 1.86 Residential development of up to 9 dwellings. Philips Norfolk Hawkes Lane GNLP0366 Mr Neil Walker South Bramerton The Street 0.58 Residential development for an unspecified number. Norfolk GNLP0241 Mr Oliver Chapman South Bressingham Land to the North of 0.28 Residential development for an unspecified number. Norfolk High Road GNLP0385 Mr William Lusty Savills South Brockdish Land at Brockdish, 1.7 Residential development of approx. 50 dwellings. Norfolk Church Lane Site Promoter’s Details Site Location or Address Site Development Description Reference Title First name Last name Organisation District Parish or Site Address Area Ward (ha) GNLP0464 Mr Edward Plumb Brown & Co. South Brockdish Land to the west of Mill 0.62 Residential development of 5 dwellings Norfolk /Thorpe Road, Thorpe Abbotts Abbotts GNLP0025 Mr David White South Brooke 43 High Green 0.10 Residential development, proposed for a single dwelling. Norfolk GNLP0077 Mrs Susan Carr South Brooke The Field, Howe Lane 0.40 Residential development of an unspecified number. Norfolk GNLP0432 Mr Julian Wells FW Properties South Brooke Land in Norwich Road 1 Residential development of approx. 15 family houses. Norfolk GNLP0490 Mr Philip Atkinson Lanpro South Brooke Land off Mereside 1.68 Residential development of approx. 17 dwellings, and 0.76 ha of Services Ltd Norfolk green infrastructure. GNLP0579 Mr Stephen Tring McArthur Tring South Brooke Waldor Cottage, High 0.24 Residential development, proposed as at least 10 new cottages Architects Norfolk Green fronting onto High Green. GNLP0583 Mr David Harvey Harvey & Co South Brooke North of the Street and 6.71 Residential development of approx. 150 dwellings. Norfolk Laurel Farm GNLP0584 Mr David Harvey Harvey & co South Brooke West of Burgess Way 0.75 Residential development of approx. 25 dwellings. Norfolk GNLP0346 Mr Philip Rankin Savills South Broome Land to the North of 1.8 Residential development of approximately 15-20 homes, which Norfolk Old Yarmouth Road could involve a specified area for community facilities. GNLP0410 Mrs Amber Slater Brown & Co. South Broome Land at Yarmouth 1 Residential development of between 15 to 20 dwellings with Norfolk Road associated access. GNLP0009 Mr William Easton South Bunwell Church Farm, Church 6.15 Residential development of an unspecified number. Norfolk Lane GNLP0224 Mr William Easton South Bunwell Land at Little Green 2 Employment use – light industrial Norfolk GNLP0537 Mr John Mason Carter Jonas South Bunwell Land to the North of 1.02 Mixed use development of light industrial and housing of an LLP Norfolk Bunwell Street unspecified number, with community open space and play area. GNLP0538 Mr John Mason Carter Jonas South Bunwell Land Opposite Lilac 1.6 Residential development of an unspecified number with LLP Norfolk Farm, Bunwell Street community open space and play area. GNLP0539 Mr John Mason Carter Jonas South Bunwell Lilac Farm 0.79 Residential development of an unspecified number. LLP Norfolk Site Promoter’s Details Site
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