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Developer Landowner Questionnaires ATLAS Meetings ESSENTIAL REFERENCE PAPER ‘B’ Developer/Landowner Information Received Following Issue of Questionnaires August 2012 Bishop’s Stortford Map of Bishop’s Stortford Area of Site Call for Sites Site Name Developer/Agent Name Submitted Documents Search Ref Bishop’s Stortford Built-up Area N/A Bishop’s Stortford Goods Yard Solum Regeneration/Savills Area 1 - Bishop's Stortford Built-up Goods Yard Area - Bishop's Stortford Goods Yard (Questionnaire) Area 1 Area 1 - Bishop's Stortford Built-up Area - Bishop's Stortford Goods Yard (Covering letter) Bishop’s Stortford North 01/024 ASRs 1-4, Special Countryside Area Bishop’s Stortford North Consortium Area 2A and B - Bishop's Stortford Sub-Area A & adjoining Green Belt North (Questionnaire) 01/024 ASRs 1-4 & Special Countryside Bishop’s Stortford North Consortium Area Area 2A and B - Bishop's Stortford North (Covering letter) Area 2A and B - Bishop's Stortford North (Letter to Cllr Carver) Area 2A and B - Bishop's Stortford North (Letter to MP from Star Planning) Bishop’s Stortford North Area 2A and B - Bishop's Stortford Area 2 Sub-Area B North (Exhibition Masterplan) Area 2A and B - Bishop's Stortford North (Indicative Phasing Programme) 01/008 Land at Hoggate’s End Grange Builders LLP/Jane Orsborn Area 2B - Bishop's Stortford North - Hoggate's End (Questionnaire) Area 2B - Bishop's Stortford North - Hoggate's End (Reptile survey) 01/023 Land north-east of Farnham Road Countryside Properties Area 2C - Bishops Stortford North - Bishop’s Stortford North Land north-east of Farnham Road Sub-Area C (Questionnaire) 01/014 and Land at Bishop’s Stortford Golf Club Weston Homes Area 3B - Bishop's Stortford East - Bishop’s Stortford East Area 3 01/136 Land at Bishop's Stortford Golf Club Sub-Area B - (Questionnaire) ESSENTIAL REFERENCE PAPER ‘B’ Area of Site Call for Sites Site Name Developer/Agent Name Submitted Documents Search Ref 41/002 Land south of Whittington Way Countryside Properties Area 4A - Bishops Stortford South - Land south of Whittington Way (Questionnaire) Bishop’s Stortford South Area 4 Sub-Area A Area 4A - Bishops Stortford South - Land south of Whittington Way (ATLAS Meeting Notes) Buntingford Map of Buntingford Area of Site Call for Sites Site Name Developer/Agent Name Submitted Documents Search Ref 02/005 Land west of Buntingford Moult Walker Area 6B - Buntingford South & West - Land west of Buntingford (Questionnaire) Area 6B - Buntingford South & West - Land west of Buntingford (Thames Water email) Area 6B - Buntingford South & West - Land west of Buntingford Buntingford South & West (Enclosure 1A URS Drawing SK04) Sub-Area B Area 6B - Buntingford South & West - Land west of Buntingford (Enclosure 1B URS Drawing Area 6 SK02A) Area 6B - Buntingford South & West - Land west of Buntingford (Enclosure 2 Vincent & Gorbing Site Appraisal Plan) 02/006 Aspenden Bridge, Aspenden Road Moult Walker Area 6C - Buntingford South & West - Aspenden Bridge (Questionnaire) Buntingford South & West Area 6C - Buntingford South and Sub-Area C West - Aspenden Bridge (Enclosure 1 URS drawing SK03) Area 6C - Buntingford South and ESSENTIAL REFERENCE PAPER ‘B’ Area of Site Call for Sites Site Name Developer/Agent Name Submitted Documents Search Ref West - Aspenden Bridge (Enclosure 2 Vincent & Gorbing Site appraisal plan 4830.003a) Area 6C - Buntingford South and West - Aspenden Bridge (Enclosure 3 Thames Water email) Area 6C - Buntingford South and West - Aspenden Bridge (Enclosure 4 Flood Risk Assessment) 02/008 Land west of London Road Gerald Eve Chartered Surveyors Area 6C - Buntingford South and West - Land west of London Road (Questionnaire) 02/011 Land at Aspenden Road Jane Orsborn Area 6C - Buntingford South and West - Land at Aspenden Road (Questionnaire) 02/009 Land west of Ermine Street Pigeon Land Ltd/Evolution Town Area 7A - Buntingford North - Land Planning west of Ermine Street (Questionnaire) Area 7A - Buntingford North - Land west of Ermine Street (Report on the development potential of the area) Area 7A - Buntingford North - Land Buntingford North Area 7 west of Ermine Street (Applied Sub-Area A Ecology Report) Area 7A - Buntingford North - Land west of Ermine Street (Transport and Utilities Appraisal) Area 7A - Buntingford North - Land west of Ermine Street (Transport and Utilities Appraisal Appendices) 02/004 Land east of Buntingford DLP Planning Ltd Area 8B - Buntingford North-East - Buntingford North-East Area 8 Land east of Buntingford Sub Area B (Questionnaire) 02/001 Land south of Owles Lane J Porter Area 9 - Buntingford East - Land south of Owles Lane (Questionnaire) Area 9 Buntingford East 02/002 Land to the rear of Snells Mead Keymer Cavendish Area 9 - Buntingford East - Land to the rear of Snells Mead ESSENTIAL REFERENCE PAPER ‘B’ Area of Site Call for Sites Site Name Developer/Agent Name Submitted Documents Search Ref (Questionnaire) Hertford Map of Hertford Area of Site Call for Sites Site Name Developer/Agent Name Submitted Documents Search Ref 03/002 National Grid/ Norbury Woodyard National Grid Property Area 10 - Hertford Built-up Area - National Grid Norbury Woodyard Hertford Built-up Area (Questionnaire) Area 10 N/A Land south of Mead Lane Lambert Smith Hampton Area 10 - Hertford Built-up Area - Land south of Mead Lane (Questionnaire) 03/152 Land north of Welwyn Road Savills Area 11A - Hertford West - Land north of Welwyn Road (Questionnaire) Hertford West Sub-Area A Area 11A - Hertford West - Land north of Welwyn Road (Representation Document) 03/010 Land west of Thieves Lane & south Woolf Bond Planning Area 11B - Hertford West - Land of Welwyn Road west of Thieves Lane and south of Area 11 Welwyn Road (Questionnaire) Area 11B - Hertford West - Land Hertford West west of Thieves Lane and south of Sub-Area B Welwyn Road (Covering letter) Area 11B - Hertford West - Land west of Thieves Lane and south of Welwyn Road (Development Framework Document) 03/001 Bengeo Plant Nursery Cerda Planning Ltd Area 12C - Hertford North - Bengeo Plant Nursery (Questionnaire) 03/120 Land at Wadesmill Road Sellwood Planning Area 12C - Hertford North - Land at Wadesmill Road (Questionnaire) Hertford North Area 12 Sub-Area C Area 12C - Hertford North - Land at Wadesmill Road (Q14 update letter, Oct 2012) Area 12C - Hertford North - Land at ESSENTIAL REFERENCE PAPER ‘B’ Area of Site Call for Sites Site Name Developer/Agent Name Submitted Documents Search Ref Wadesmill Road (Covering letter, Dec 2012) Area 12C - Hertford North - Land at Wadesmill Road (Q6 update, Dec 2012) Area 12C - Hertford North - Land at Wadesmill Road (Mineral deposits map, Dec 2012) Area 12C - Hertford North - Land at Wadesmill Road (Groundwater protection zones, Dec 2012) Area 12C - Hertford North - Land at Wadesmill Road (Letter to HCC, Dec 2012) Area 12C - Hertford North - Land at Wadesmill Road (Minerals Strategy, Dec 2012) Area 12C - Hertford North - Land at Wadesmill Road (Site Context Plan, Dec 2012) Area 12C - Hertford North - Land at Wadesmill Road (Minerals update letter and Geological Survey, June 2013) Area 12C - Hertford North - Land at Wadesmill Road (Minerals update letter, July 2013) 03/005 Land west of Mangrove Road Drivers Jonas Deloitte Area 13C - Hertford South - Land west of Mangrove Road (Questionnaire) Driver Jonas Deloitte 03/006 Cricket Ground, Mangrove Road HCC N/A – No longer interested in Area 13 Hertford South Sub-Area C promoting this land for development. 03/011 Dunkirksbury Farm, Mangrove Lane Roy Davis N/A – No longer interested in promoting this land for development. 03/025 Land west of Mangrove Road A L Mead Area 13C - Hertford South - Land west of Mangrove Road ESSENTIAL REFERENCE PAPER ‘B’ Area of Site Call for Sites Site Name Developer/Agent Name Submitted Documents Search Ref (Questionnaire) AL Mead 03/153 Land east of Queens Road Colin Spears/Mick Sandford Area 13C - Hertford South - Land east of Queens Road (Questionnaire) Sawbridgeworth Map of Sawbridgeworth Area of Site Call for Sites Site Name Developer/Agent Name Submitted Documents Search Ref 04/007 Land west of Sawbridgeworth Savills Area 16A - Sawbridgeworth West - Land west of Sawbridgeworth (part) Sawbridgeworth West (Questionnaire) Sub-Area A 04/013 Brickwell Fields Taylor Wimpey Area 16A - Sawbridgeworth West - Brickwell Fields (Questionnaire) 04/005 Land at Thomas Rivers Hospital Capita Symonds Area 16B - Sawbridgeworth West - Land at Thomas Rivers Hospital (Questionnaire) Area 16B - Sawbridgeworth West - Land at Thomas Rivers Hospital (Illustrative Masterplan) Area 16B - Sawbridgeworth West - Land at Thomas Rivers Hospital (Phasing Plan) Area 16 04/006 Land at Chalks Farm Barratt David Wilson/Jane Orsborn Area 16B - Sawbridgeworth West - Sawbridgeworth West Land at Chalks Farm Sub-Area B (Questionnaire) Area 16B - Sawbridgeworth West - Land at Chalks Farm (Covering letter) Area 16B - Sawbridgeworth West - Land at Chalks Farm (Transport Strategy) Area 16B - Sawbridgeworth West - Land at Chalks Farm (Transport Strategy Appendix A) ESSENTIAL REFERENCE PAPER ‘B’ Area of Site Call for Sites Site Name Developer/Agent Name Submitted Documents Search Ref Area 16B - Sawbridgeworth West - Land at Chalks Farm (Eastern access) Area 16B - Sawbridgeworth West - Land at Chalks Farm (Western access) Area 16B - Sawbridgeworth West - Land at Chalks Farm (Flood risk) Area 16B - Sawbridgeworth West - Land at Chalks Farm (Letter from EA) Area 16B - Sawbridgeworth West - Land at Chalks Farm (Letter to EA) Area 16B - Sawbridgeworth West - Land at Chalks Farm (Extended Phase 1 Habitat survey) Area 16B - Sawbridgeworth West
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