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Greater Dundee Housing Market Area Composite Housing Land Audit Published January 2016 Contacts Greater Dundee Housing Market Area Composite Housing Land Audit Published January 2016 Contacts This is a composite housing land audit and therefore any queries may be best answered by the respective Council staff with responsibility for preparing housing land audits as follows: Angus Council: 01307 473238 Dundee City Council: 01382 433941 Fife Council: 03451 555 555 (ext 442265) [email protected] Perth & Kinross Council: 01738 475000 [email protected] TAYplan Strategic Development Planning Authority: @tayplan www.tayplan-sdpa.gov.uk [email protected] 01382 307180 © Crown copyright and database rights. Ordnance Survey license number 100053960 (2016) Section 1: About this Composite Audit..........................................4 Section 2: Greater Dundee Housing Market Area........................5 Section 3: Summary.....................................................................6 Section 4: Housing Land Supply and Potential Output - Carnoustie.................................................................7 - Dundee Core Area..................................................10 - Landward and Smaller Settlements........................22 Section 5: Completions..............................................................26 Section 6: Sites Removed from the Audits.................................27 Section 7: Glossary....................................................................29 . Section 8: Criteria for Assessing Effectiveness.........................30 Appendix 1: Location of Effective and Constrained Sites Contents 3 This Housing Land Audit provides a factual statement of land supply within the Greater Dundee Housing Market Area. This is because the Greater Dundee Housing Market Area covers all of Dundee City Council area and parts of Angus, Fife and Perth HOUSING & Kinross Council areas. As such there is no alternative single LAND AUDIT statement of land supply for the whole of this housing market DUNDEE area. 2015 Housing Land Audit 2015 This audit has been developed in response to an action in July 2015 ANGUS HOUSING LAND AUDIT 2015 TAYplan’s Proposed Action Programme (May 2015): ‘Prepare annual composite Housing Land Audits for the Greater Dundee Housing Market Area’. The information provided in this audit has been sourced from the most up to date information published in the 2015 Housing Published data relevant to Greater Dundee Land Audits of Angus Council, Dundee City Council, Fife Council Housing Marker Area and Perth & Kinross Council. This audit therefore represents a composite/collation of the respective published information relating to the Greater Dundee Housing Market Area as at March 2015 (see diagram to the right). Greater Dundee Housing Market Area The audit is an important source of information for the monitoring Housing Land Audit of the Approved TAYplan Strategic Development Plan 2012 and as at March 2015 the Proposed TAYplan Strategic Development Plan 2015. This Greater Dundee Housing Market Area Housing Land Audit is sourced from information that has been prepared in line with the Scottish Planning Policy (SPP, 2014) and PAN 2/2010: Affordable Housing and Housing Land Audits (August 2010). Section 1: About this Composite Audit 4 South Angus part Carnoustie Dundee City Council part Dundee Core Area Perth & Kinross Part Key North Fife part Council Boundaries Greater Dundee Housing Market Area © Crown copyright and database rights. Ordnance Survey license number 100053960 (2016) What is the Greater Dundee Housing Market Area? There are 11 housing market areas in the area covered by The largest settlement is the Dundee Core Area. It is the functional TAYplan. The Greater Dundee Housing Market Area is the only area of Dundee and also covers more than one council area. It one to cover more than one council area. It is also the largest, includes all of Dundee City Council’s administrative area; Monifieth being home to over 190,000 people - around two fifths of all and Muirhead/ Birkhill in Angus; Invergowrie in Perth & Kinross; and, people in the TAYplan Area. Tayport, Newport and Wormit in the North part of Fife. Section 2: Greater Dundee Housing Market Area 5 © Crown copyright and database rights. Ordnance Survey Licence Number 100053960 (2015) Section 3: Summary Effective Land Supply Total 5 year 7 year Small Effective Estab- effective effective site Land Constrained lished supply supply (fewer Supply land supply Land Anticipated Completions/Site Programming (excl (excl than 5 (incl Supply small small homes) small sites) sites) sites) 2015/ 2016/ 2017 / 2018/ 2019/ 2020/ 2021/ Later 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 Years Carnoustie 18 20 44 43 30 30 30 115 155 215 18 348 0 348 Dundee Core Area 338 698 845 851 842 781 721 561 3,574 5,076 128 5,765 339 6,104 Dundee City 328 640 738 737 729 656 631 286 3,172 4,459 118 4,863 306 5,169 Invergowrie 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 7 0 7 0 7 Monifieth 0 47 87 89 78 70 45 105 301 416 10 531 0 531 Muirhead/Birkhill 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 3 0 3 Newport 0 10 20 25 35 35 25 0 90 150 0 150 0 150 Tayport 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 33 Wormit 0 0 0 0 0 20 20 170 0 40 0 210 0 210 Landward and smaller settlements 26 10 20 47 36 30 21 120 139 190 99 409 200 610 South Angus landward 15 8 18 23 22 17 17 120 86 120 99 339 200 538 North Fife GDHMA Landward 2 3 0 4 8 8 0 0 17 25 0 25 0 25 Perth & Kinross GDHMA Landward 9 0 2 20 6 5 4 0 37 46 0 46 0 46 Greater Dundee Housing Market Area 382 728 909 941 908 841 772 796 3,868 5,481 245 6,522 539 7,061 Note: GDHMA = Greater Dundee Housing Market Area Only Angus and Dundee City Councils anticipate build rates for small sites (fewer than 5 homes) in their Housing Land Audits. Section 3: Summary 6 CARNOUSTIE Key Council boundaries Carnoustie Greater Dundee Housing Market Area © Crown copyright and database rights. Ordnance Survey license number 100053960 (2016) Section 4: Housing Land Supply and Potential Output 7 © Crown copyright and database rights. Ordnance Survey Licence Number 100053960 (2015) CARNOUSTIE EFFECTIVE SUPPLY PROGRAMMING -7 years REA (ha.)REA SITEREF LDP REF LP REF NAME Location DEVELOPER STATUS LAST APPROVAL A CAPACITY COMPLETIONS 2015 2014 to TO UNITS BUILD 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021 2021/2022 2022 2015 to Later Years Victoria Street, D J Laing ACC087 CONS 07/09/2007 2.60 130 0 62 12 20 20 10 0 0 0 62 0 Former Maltings Homes Ltd C(a) C2 part ACC093 Burnside Street 2 Private DEPC 29/07/2013 0.05 7 0 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 7 0 C(b) D J Laing ACC100 High Street 108 CONS 21/04/2009 0.06 7 1 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 Homes Ltd Clayholes ACC110 Balmachie Road DEPC 28/02/2011 0.52 5 0 5 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 5 0 Farming Co C(d) D J Laing ACC123 Land at Pitskelly PALDP 27/02/2015 10.00 250 0 250 0 0 15 30 30 30 30 135 115 C1 Carnoustie Homes Ltd TOTAL EFFECTIVE (SITES OF 5+ HOUSES) 13.23 399 1 330 18 20 44 43 30 30 30 215 115 small sites (less than 5 houses) 0.82 26 8 18 Total including small sites 14.05 425 9 348 CONSTRAINTS OWN=OWNERSHIP, PHY=PHYSICAL, CON=CONTAMINATION, DEF=DEFICIT FUNDING NOT COMMITTED, INF=INFRASTRUCTURE, LAN=LAND USE, MAR=MARKETABILITY STATUS CONS=UNDER CONSTRUCTION, DEPC=DETAILED PLANNING CONSENT, OUPC=OUTLINE PLANNING CONSENT, DELE=LIKELY TO BE DELETED, ALPR=ANGUS STATUSLOCAL PLAN REVIEW AS ADOPTED, PALDP=PROPOSED ANGUS LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN, ALDP=Allocated in Adopted Local Development Plan/Local Plan CONS=UNDER CONSTRUCTION, DEPC=DETAILED PLANNING CONSENT, OUPC=OUTLINE PLANNING CONSENT, DELE=LIKELY TO BE DELETED, ALPR=ANGUS LOCAL PLAN REVIEW AS ADOPTED, PALDP=PROPOSED ANGUS LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN, ALDP=ALLOCATED IN ADOPTED LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN/ LOCAL PLAN 8 CARNOUSTIE CONSTRAINED SUPPLY SITEREF LDP REF LP REF NAME Location DEVELOPER STATUS LAST APPROVAL (ha.)AREA CAPACITY OF NATURE TERM LONG CONSTRAINT OTHER FACTORS Barry Road, D J Laing ACC043 C3 C4 Former Social Carnoustie ALPR 19/02/2009 1.00 0 LAN, INF OPPORTUNITY Homes Ltd Club ACC044 C4 C5 Greenlaw Hill Carnoustie Private ALPR 19/02/2009 1.70 0 LAN OPPORTUNITY REMAINDER OF C3 Woodside/ D J Laing ACC042b C2 Carnoustie ALPR 19/02/2009 2.50 0 LAN, INF OPPORTUNITY SITE part Pitskelly Homes Ltd (CAPACITY: 95) Panmure Industrial ACC124 C5 Carnoustie Private PALDP 27/02/2015 3.70 0 LAN OPPORTUNITY Estate TOTAL CONSTRAINED 8.90 0 CONSTRAINTS OWN=OWNERSHIP, PHY=PHYSICAL, CON=CONTAMINATION, DEF=DEFICIT FUNDING NOT COMMITTED, INF=INFRASTRUCTURE, LAN=LAND USE, MAR=MARKETABILITY STATUS CONS=UNDER CONSTRUCTION, DEPC=DETAILED PLANNING CONSENT, OUPC=OUTLINE PLANNING CONSENT, DELE=LIKELY TO BE DELETED, ALPR=ANGUS LOCAL PLAN REVIEW AS ADOPTED, PALDP=PROPOSED ANGUS LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN, ALDP=Allocated in Adopted Local Development Plan/Local Plan CONSTRAINTS OWN=OWNERSHIP, PHY=PHYSICAL, CON=CONTAMINATION, DEF=DEFICIT FUNDING NOT COMMITTED, INF=INFRASTRUCTURE, LAN=LAND USE, MAR=MARKETABILITY STATUS CONS=UNDER CONSTRUCTION, DEPC=DETAILED PLANNING CONSENT, OUPC=OUTLINE PLANNING CONSENT, DELE=LIKELY TO BE DELETED, ALPR=ANGUS LOCAL PLAN REVIEW AS ADOPTED, PALDP=PROPOSED ANGUS LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN, ALDP=ALLOCATED IN ADOPTED LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN/ LOCAL PLAN 9 DUNDEE CORE AREA Key Council boundaries Dundee Core Area Greater Dundee Housing Market Area © Crown copyright and database rights. Ordnance Survey license number 100053960 (2016) Section 4: Housing Land Supply and Potential Output 10 © Crown copyright and database rights. Ordnance Survey Licence Number 100053960 (2015) Section 4: Housing Land Supply and Potential Output DUNDEE COREb) Dundee AREA Core Area EFFECTIVE SUPPLY PROGRAMMING -7 years TION SITEREF LDP
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