Delivery and Implementation Background Paper REVISED DEPOSIT PLAN June 2013

NEWPORT LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2011 -26 NEWPORT LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2011-2026

DELIVERY AND IMPLEMENTATION PAPER

JUNE 2013

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION ...... 3 2. SITE PRO FORMAS ...... 4 3. JUSTIFICATION AND RATIONALE ...... 6 HOUSING ...... 6 GYPSY AND TRAVELLER ACCOMMODATION ...... 92 EMPLOYMENT LAND & REGENERATION ...... 99 EDUCATION ...... 133 RAILWAYS ...... 149 Delivery and Implementation Background Paper December 2013

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Local Development Plan Wales (2005) paragraph 1.21 states the importance of ensuring that all proposals within the Local Development Plan (LDP) are ‘realistic and likely to be implemented within the Plan Period’ in the interest of avoiding blight. In this respect, all proposals included as land use allocations within the LDP should have sufficient evidence to suggest that they can be delivered within the Plan Period.

1.2 This document sets out the site specific delivery and implementation of the land use allocations contained in the LDP. Each allocation follows a standard pro forma containing basic information, details of which are set out in the following chapter.

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2. SITE PRO FORMAS

2.1 A site pro forma has been completed for each allocation within the Plan setting out details of the anticipated delivery and implementation requirements.

GENERAL INFORMATION

2.2 The basic site information is provided, including: site name, LDP reference, proposed use, ward, total area (in hectares), site commentary and site plan are provided for each allocation.

PHASING

2.3 The LDP sets out the proposed development aspirations for Newport for a 15 year period. The phasing of such development is critical in ensuring that the relevant infrastructure and affects will be considered in a timely manner. The plan led system does not deliver development and the impact from the market is one of many critical factors that cannot be overlooked in the consideration of when and how development will be delivered. The information on phasing is based on the best available information and takes a long term view over the plan period. It is acknowledged that this may change over the Plan Period.

2.4 The allocations have been split into three distinct periods:

• Phase 1 – 2011 to 2016 • Phase 2 – 2016 to 2021 • Phase 3 – 2021 to 2026

2.5 Each site outlines the period(s) within which it is anticipated to be delivered.

PLANNING STATUS

2.6 Where planning permission has been granted or an application is being considered, this has been noted. If the site does not have planning permission then it has been noted as ‘identified in the LDP’. If the allocation is noted in another plan or strategy then this has also been noted e.g. Regional Transport Plan.

PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS

2.7 The type of planning requirement for a site will differ depending on its location and proposed use. Where constraints are known they have been noted, they include – flood risk, ecology, landscape and environmental health assessments. Where an allocation has planning permission, the requirements are known and have been outlined in the pro forma. For those remaining sites, information has been collated through consultation with statutory and internal sections of the Council. The list is not exhaustive but gives an indication at this point in time. The relevant planning consideration will be clarified at the planning application stage.

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INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS

2.8 Each allocation will have some level of infrastructure requirement. Where this is known, or has been agreed, this has been noted. For the remaining allocations, infrastructure requirements have been based on information provided by relevant organisations and internal departments. The list is not exhaustive but gives an indication at this point in time. The required infrastructure for each site will be clarified at the planning application stage.

IMPLEMENTATION AND FUNDING SOURCE

2.9 The majority of development sites rely on private sector investment and implementation. Where this is the case, private sector developers are expected to fund essential utilities infrastructure, as outlined in the relevant policies of the LDP. Other sources of funding and implementation lie with the public sector, including the Welsh Government and statutory undertakers. The anticipated source of funding and implementation has been noted for each allocation.

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3. JUSTIFICATION AND RATIONALE

3.1 The basis for the allocation differs for each development type i.e. housing, employment etc. An explanation for each source is outlined below.

HOUSING

3.2 TAN 1: Joint Housing Land Availability (2006) sets out the national requirement for Local Planning Authorities to undertake an annual Joint Housing Land Availability (JHLAS) survey. Newport’s most up to date published report is for the base date April 2012. During the JHLAS process developer and/or their agents are contacted in order to gain an understanding of the likely timescales involved and any constraints facing the development. This information is set out for consultation to the JHLA study group, members include Home Builders Federation, Welsh Water, Registered Social Landlords, and is also available for public comment as the information is made available on the Council’s website. The consultation responses are considered and are set out in a Statement of Common Ground (SOCG). Where matters of dispute are raised, the LPA mediates and where consensus cannot be arranged it goes to the Planning Inspectorate to consider. For the most recent study (April 2012) there were no outstanding issues of dispute.

3.1 The phasing outlined in this paper has been based on the JHLAS system, due to this being considered as a formal, open and robust evidence base. In addition the Council contacted the landowner or agent for the sites within the Plan in August 2012. Although there was a limited response to this call for information, where it was provided it has been utilised here.

3.2 Table 1 provides a summary of the phasing of development, implementation, funding source and planning status for the housing allocations within the LDP.

3.3 Following the summary table are individual site schedules for each allocation which is anticipated to be delivered within the Plan Period, setting out in detail the proposed site details including planning considerations and infrastructure requirements.

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Table 1: Housing Allocation Summary Information LDP Reference Total Phasing of Develop ment Implementation Planning Units and Funding Status in LDP Source 2011-16 2016-21 2021-26

HOUSING COMMITMENTS H1(1) McReadys, Ponthir 54 54 Implemented and Full Planning Rd funded through the Permission private sector(including Section 106) H1(2) Hanbury Garage 12 12 Implemented and Full Planning funded through the Permission private sector (including Section 106) H1(3) Eastern Expansion 1100 350 750 Implemented and Outline Area funded through the Planning private sector (including Permission Section 106) H1(5) Glebelands 153 150 3 Implemented and Full Planning funded through the Permission private sector H1(6) 254 Cromwell Rd 15 15 Implemented and Full Planning funded through the Permission private sector (including Section 106) H1(7) Bethesda Close 22 22 Implemented and Outline funded through the Planning private sector (including Permission Section 106) H1(8) The Severn Stiles 23 23 Implemented and Full Planning funded through the Permission private sector (including Section 106) H1(9) Frobisher Road 10 10 Implemented and Outline funded through the Planning private sector (including Permission Section 106) H1(10) Pencoed Castle 12 12 Implemented and Full Planning funded through the Permission private sector (including Section 106) H1(11) Laburnum Drive 20 20 Implemented and Full Planning funded through the Permission private sector H1(12) Former Tredegar 150 50 100 Implemented and Outline Park Golf Course funded through the Planning private sector Permission H1(13) Allt Yr Yn Campus 125 120 5 Implemented and Full Planning funded through the Permission private sector (including Section 106) H1(14) Monmouthshire 575 150 300 125 Implemented and Full Planning Bank Sidings funded through the Permission private sector (including Section 106) H1(15) Victoria Wharf, Old 130 130 Implemented and Full Planning Town Dock funded through the Permission private sector (including Section 106) H1(16) Penmaen Wharf 160 160 Implemented and Full Planning funded through the Permission private sector (including Section 106) H1(18) Newport Athletic 0 Implemented and Full Planning Club funded through the Permission private sector (including Section 106) H1(19) Hartridge High 65 60 5 Implemented and Outline School funded through the Planning private sector Permission

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LDP Reference Total Phasing of Develop ment Implementation Planning Units and Funding Status in LDP Source 2011-16 2016-21 2021-26 H1(21) Former Floors 2 10 10 Implemented and Full Planning Go funded through the Permission private sector (including Section 106) H1(22) Albany Chambers 14 14 Implemented and Full Planning funded through the Permission private sector (including Section 106) H1(23) Traston Lane 21 21 Implemented and Full Planning funded through the Permission private sector (including Section 106) H1(24) 30-33 High Street 24 24 Implemented and Full Planning funded through the Permission private sector (including Section 106) H1(25) Taylors Garage 71 71 Implemented and Full Planning funded through the Permission private sector (including Section 106) H1(28) Church Street 16 16 Implemented and Outline funded through the Planning private sector Permission H1(33) Rear 1-13 11 11 Implemented and Outline Road funded through the Planning private sector (including Permission Section 106) H1(56) Former Durham 0 Implemented and Outline Road School Site funded through the Planning private sector (including Permission Section 106)

HOUSING COMMITMENTS, SUBJECT TO SECTION 106 AGREEMENT H1(4) Pirelli 200 200 Implemented and Outline funded through the Planning private sector (subject to Permission Section 106) H1(26) Ty Du Works 11 11 Implemented and Outline funded through the Planning private sector (subject to Permission Section 106) H1(27) 21 Kelvedon 25 25 Implemented and Outline Street funded through the Planning private sector (subject to Permission Section 106) H1(31) Roman Lodge 10 10 Implemented and Full Planning Hotel funded through the Permission private sector (subject to Section 106) H1(32) Former Sainsburys 140 140 Implemented and Outline funded through the Planning private sector (subject to Permission Section 106) H1(34) Bankside 38 20 18 Implemented and Full Planning Coverack Road funded through the Permission private sector (subject to Section 106)

HOUSING UNDER CONSTRUCTION H1(17) Former Hurrans 60 60 Implemented and Garden Centre funded through the private sector (including Section 106) H1(20) Former Robert 122 122 Implemented and Price funded through the private sector (including Section 106) H1(36) Farmwood Close 0 Implemented and funded through the

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LDP Reference Total Phasing of Develop ment Implementation Planning Units and Funding Status in LDP Source 2011-16 2016-21 2021-26 private sector (including Section 106) H1(37) City Vizion 394 120 150 124 Implemented and funded through the private sector (including Section 106) H1(38) Lysaghts Village 434 214 200 20 Implemented and (Orb Works) funded through the private sector (including Section 106) H1(39) Former Bettws 163 108 55 Implemented and Comprehensive funded through the private sector (including Section 106) H1(40) Westmark, Old 90 90 Implemented and Town Dock funded through the private sector (including Section 106) H1(41) Trinity View 10 10 Implemented and funded through the private sector (including Section 106) H1(42) Black Clawson 63 63 Implemented and funded through the private sector (including Section 106) H1(43) Portskewett Street 45 45 Implemented and funded through the private sector (including Section 106) H1(44) Turner Street 20 20 Implemented and funded through RSL (including Section 106) H1(45) Lysaghts 100 100 Implemented and funded through RSL (including Section 106) H1(46) Former Westfield 15 15 Implemented and School funded through the private sector (including Section 106) H1(47) 2724 824 950 950 Implemented and funded through the private sector (including Section 106) H1(48) Gerddi Rhywderin 12 12 Implemented and (Gloch Wen) funded through the private sector (including Section 106)

HOUSING PROPOSALS H1(30) Rear of South 80 80 0 Implemented and Housing Wales Argus funded through the Proposal private sector H1(35) East Usk Yard 100 100 Implemented and Housing funded through the Proposal private sector H1(49) Mill Street 7 7 Implemented and Housing funded through the Proposal private sector H1(50) Herbert Road & 62 62 Implemented and Housing Enterprise House funded through the Proposal private sector H1(51) Whitehead Works 400 80 200 120 Implemented and Housing funded through the Proposal private sector H1(52) Old Town Dock 300 25 150 125 Implemented and Housing Remainder funded through the Proposal private sector H1(53) Bideford Road 35 35 Implemented and Housing funded through the

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LDP Reference Total Phasing of Develop ment Implementation Planning Units and Funding Status in LDP Source 2011-16 2016-21 2021-26 private sector Proposal H1(54) Former Alcan Site 780 80 350 350 Implemented and Application funded through the currently private sector under consideration H1(55) Woodland Site, 300 150 150 Implemented and Housing Ringland funded through the Proposal private sector

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H1 (1) Adj McReadys, Ponthir Road

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Caerleon

Total Area (ha) 2.4

Number of units 54

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016 

2016 - 2021

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Full Planning Permission

Site Commentary The site is bordered by Ponthir Road to the South West, an existing railway embankment to the North East and existing industrial premises to the South East and North West. Electricity cables and associated pylons bisect the site. The site is at a lower level compared to Ponthir Road the South West boundary displays a belt of established landscaping behind a stone wall of approximately 1m high that runs along the part of the boundary. A watercourse also creates a buffer between lower and more level parts of the site.

The site allocation reflects an extant planning permission for residential development, which is understood to have started post the October housing survey. The site is on some industrial land and this brownfield site will deliver 54 dwelling.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  08/1333/RM Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  European Protected Species Noise Impact Assessment  Conditioned acoustic bund/fence Flood Consequences  FCA satisfied, Surface water Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Land raising required Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Landscape Impact Assessment  Landscaping scheme submitted Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations

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Tree Survey  Tree preservation orders on site

Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway / Cycleway Highways Improvements Highway works to widen Ponthir Road (B4236), provide  new bus stop and relocation of existing one. Provision of bus shelter and pedestrian crossings. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Attenuation of surface water Water services infrastructure

Other comments: No building allowed under pylons.

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H1 (2) Hanbury Garage

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Caerleon

Total Area (ha) 0.17

Number of units 12

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Full Planning Permission

Site Commentary The site is located to the North West of the existing Caerleon Bridge overlooking the River Usk. The site is in a prominent position at the entrance to Caerleon when approaching from the B4596 from the south. The site is bounded by the B4596 and the River Usk to the South and East agricultural land and a Roman fortress to the North and West with private detached dwelling to the south.

The site is located within the Caerleon Conservation Area and comprises a former filing station, associated shop and dwelling all within the settlement boundary. The site allocation reflects an extant planning permission for residential development which will deliver 12 units over the Plan Period.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  06/1271/F Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment  Bin store, cycle parking and 20 parking spaces provided. Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment  Archaeological Assessment  Setting of an ancient monument, within a conservation area and setting of a listed building. Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision  Contribution for ongoing maintenance of existing facilities Walkway / Cycleway  Public Right of Way to remain open in Northern Corner Highways Improvements  Section 278 Agreement Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Surface water control scheme Water services infrastructure  Connection of off site sewers to public sewerage system.

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H1 (3) Eastern Expansion Area

Proposed Use Residential

Ward

Total Area (ha) 55.81

Number of units 1100

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021 

2021 – 2026

Planning Status Outline Planning Permission

Site Commentary The site is located between the village of Llanwern and the A455 Southern Distributor Road. The site is Greenfield and mainly comprises agricultural land intersected by a network of hedges and other field boundaries. The site is surrounded by mainly agricultural land and woodland with a golf course to the south. Along Cot Hill, which divided the sites, are houses along the northern site. Monks Ditch is approximately 100m East of the site. Immediately to the West of the site, South of Cot Hill, are allotments.

The site is part of the Eastern Expansion Area growth strategy for the Council. The proposed site compromises a residential development of 1,100 units together with a new primary school, village centre, open space and replacement allotments. The proposed development would be a major factor in the economic and sustainable development of the city as a whole increasing its population with a large mixed residential site. The development would also facilitate an integrated transport network for the Eastern Expansion Area linking to the former steelworks site. The site is allocated reflecting the extant planning permission and will deliver 1,100 units over the Plan Period.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  06/0845/O Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief  Indicative masterplan produced Environmental Statement  Ecological Assessment  Mitigation required for European protected species, habitat and other species. There is a cRIG on site. Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  Surface water Transport Assessment  Submitted Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment 

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Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey  Protected Hedgerows required to be retained. Arboricultural implication assessment required.

Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision of 23% affordable housing sites Education Provision  Provision of land for a one form entry primary school and primary education contribution, along with a contribution towards secondary education. Community Facility Provision  The agreed play requirement comprises the following: 4 Locally Equipped Areas for Play (LEAPS); 1 floodlit Multi Use Games Area (MUGA); and 2 Playing Pitches plus associated changing and parking facilities. As well as a commuted sum. Replacement Allotments Walkway / Cycleway  Linking to existing provision, route to school. Protecting Public Rights of Way Highways Improvements  Provision of north/south bridge link over the railway linking to the former Steelworks site. Cot Hill junction contribution. Bus Subsidy contribution. Station Road access. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Surface water regulation system. Drainage contribution Water services and infrastructure  Sewerage, sewage treatment and water supply

Other Issues / Comments Flood Attenuation ponds required Newport Construction Employment Charter

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H1 (5) Glebelands

Proposed Use Residential

Ward St Jullians

Total Area (ha) 3.74

Number of units 153

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026 

Planning Status Full Planning Permission

Site Commentary The site is bounded to the west by the river and its embankment, with the railway line and allotments facing the eastern boundary. To the north is a primary school within a number of small industrial units (proposed for residential allocation) located immediately south of the site.

The site is a brownfield site within the settlement boundary of Newport. The allocation within the Plan reflected the extant (and partially implemented) planning permission for 153 units. Recent applications have been submitted to the Council for a screening and scoping opinion for residential development.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  03/1531/RM, considered to be partially implemented with provision of school. Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Ecological Assessment  Site is adjacent to River Usk SSSI Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment  Site is adjacent to River Usk SAC Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision in line with Planning Obligations Education Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligations Community Facility Provision Walkway / Cycleway  Provision of pedestrian / cycle route Highways Improvements Recreation Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligations Green Infrastructure  Proposed ‘Village Green’ Flood Risk and Drainage  Site to be raised to ensure adequate flood risk management levels are achieved Water services infrastructure

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H1 (6) 254 Cromwell Road

Proposed Use Residential

Ward

Total Area (ha) 0.09

Number of units 15

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status Full Planning Permission

Site Commentary The site compresses a yard area near the junction of Cromwell Road with Somerton Road. The site is bounded by a three storey flatted development to the west, a large three storey telephone exchange to the east, traditional terraced dwelling to the south and a petrol filling station opposite to the north. In the main, the surrounding area is predominantly residential with a small number of commercial uses.

The proposal is to demolish a car sales showroom and erection of a three storey block of flats.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  06/1736/F Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment  Submission of travel plan Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision  Financial contribution for education provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements Recreation Provision  Financial contribution for open space provision Green Infrastructure Drainage Improvements / SUDS Connection to Watermains Land Stability

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H1 (7) Bethesda Close

Proposed Use Residential

Ward

Total Area (ha) 1.06

Number of units 22

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021

2021 – 2026

Planning Status

Outline Planning Permission

Site Commentary

The site currently comprises grazing land. It lies to the south of Bethesda Close and is bordered along the north west by residential properties, to the north east by Cefn Road, to the south west an industrial estate and to the south east Cefn wood (an ancient woodland).

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  11/0590 Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  SINC and European Protected Species Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey  Ancient Woodland and Tree Preservation Orders

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision  Financial contribution of £93,000*for secondary education Community Facility Provision Walkways and Cycleways  Highways Improvements  Recreation Provision  Local Area of Play, £55,505* maintenance, informal contribution of on site informal open space £21,171*, formal contribution of £97,142* provision at welfare ground Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water services infrastructure

* Financial contributions subject to Reserved Matters

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H1 (8) The Seven Stiles

Proposed Use Residential

Ward

Total Area (ha) 0.3

Number of units 23

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021

2021 – 2026

Planning Status Full Planning Permission

Site Commentary The proposal is to demolish a vacant public house. The surrounding area is predominantly residential, with the Ladyhill Centre to the east.

The site is brownfield within the settlement boundary of Newport and the allocation reflects an extant planning permission for the delivery of 23 units within the Plan Period. The section 106 agreement for the site was signed in December 2008.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  08/0551/F Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision  Financial contribution towards primary education Community Facility Provision  Financial contribution towards formal and equipped / designated play space Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Drainage Improvements / SUDS Connection to Watermains Land Stability

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H1 (9) Frobisher Road

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Lliswerry

Total Area (ha) 0.36

Number of units 10

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status Outline Planning Permission

Site Commentary The site is a former depot bounded on the south west by a railway track and the remaining boundaries are residential with access via Frobisher Road.

The proposal is for residential redevelopment of a site formerly used as a depot, with a development limit of 20 flats or 10 houses.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  07/1524/VC Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision  Financial contribution required Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements Recreation Provision  Off site contribution towards upgrade of existing facilities Green Infrastructure Drainage Improvements / SUDS Connection to Watermains Land Stability

Railtrack – requires trespass resistance fence, development at least 2 metres from the boundary fence.

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H1 (10) Pencoed Castle

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Langstone

Total Area (ha) 0.1

Number of units 12

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 – 2026

Planning Status Full Planning Permission

Site Commentary The site is located in the Countryside well beyond any defined settlement boundary. It surrounds a Scheduled Ancient Monument and is adjacent to numerous Public Rights of Ways. New access is proposed from Magor Road.

The proposal is the refurbishment and conversion of the grade II* listed Pencoed Caste, Grade II listed farmhouse and Grade II listed long barn, Grade II listed dovecote, Castle gardens and conversion of a smaller barn. It also includes the demolition of a bungalow and erection of 12 dwellings. The dwellings are proposed as enabling development to help fund the conservation works. The allocation reflects the extant planning permission for the residential units which will be delivered within the Plan Period.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  06/0267/F The Section 106 agreement was signed in Nov 2009. Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Listed building, Registered Park and Garden, Scheduled Ancient Monument, Archaeology. Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations

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Tree Survey 

Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Financial contribution Education Provision  Financial contribution towards secondary and primary education provision Community Facility Provision  Financial contribution for off site provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Drainage Improvements / SUDS Connection to Watermains

A bond is required to be submitted to the Council before development commences.

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H1 (11) Laburnum Drive

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Lliswerry

Total Area (ha) 0.14

Number of units 20

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Full Planning Permission

Site Commentary

The site is currently used as an informal car park, it is brownfield within the settlement boundary. The site is opposite 14-28 Laburnum Ave and is comprised of a grassed area to the south and car parking to the north with access from Laburnum Drive. The boundary is formed by a wall, panel fence, mature trees and residential properties to the north west.

The proposal on the site is for the development of 20 apartments on land adjacent to the former Somerton Community Centre (now developed for residential purposes). The designation in the Plan reflects the extant planning permission on the site.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  08/0064/F Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision  Financial contribution towards formal play space provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water services infrastructure

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H1 (12) Former Tredegar Park Golf Course

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Graig

Total Area (ha) 39.87

Number of Units 150

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021 

2021 – 2026

Planning Status

Outline Planning Permission

Site Commentary

The site is located within the settlement boundary and is bounded by Forge Lane to the south west, the M4 motorway to the south east and Park View, Whiteheads Sports Ground and railway line to the North and North East. Meandering through the middle of the site is the River Ebbw, with the Docks feeder running adjacent to the western boundary. It was previously used as a golf course.

The proposed development comprises four elements consisting of housing to the north east of the river, flood alleviation scheme, provision of public open space and new vehicular access. The designation reflects the planning approval permitted by the Planning Decision Committee of the National Assembly for Wales.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  09/0096/VC Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Ecological Assessment  European Protected Species known on Site. Impact on SSSI. Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences  Within C2 flood zone Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Scheduled Ancient Monument Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment  Air Quality with proximity to M4 motorway

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Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey 

Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision of 20% affordable housing required Education Provision  Financial contribution required Community Facility Provision  Open spaces implemented and maintained in perpetuity. Walkway and Cycleway  Financial contribution towards sustainable transport measures required, provision of sustrans route Highways Improvements  Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure  Continued management and maintenance of landscape and ecological management plan Flood risk and Drainage  Flood alleviation scheme is required to be implemented before development is undertaken. Water services infrastructure

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H1 (13) Allt Yr Yn Campus

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Allt Yr Yn

Total Area (ha) 5.48

Number of units 125

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Full Planning Permission

Site Commentary

The site is bounded to the north by Allt Yr Yn Avenue, to the south by Fields Park Road/Avenue and to the west by the Rose Garden. The majority of the site is bounded by residential units. The site changes in height by a total of 39.5 metres.

The site was used as a campus for the University of Wales Newport. Due to the creation of a city centre campus, the site has been closed and cleared of the buildings. The designation reflects the extant planning permission which will see 125 residential units developed within the Plan Period. The development has begun on site.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  09/0101/RM Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  European Protected Species Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  Surface Water Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey  Tree Preservation Order and Woodlands

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Drainage Improvements / SUDS Connection to Watermains  Improvements to water supply system. Land Stability

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H1 (14) Monmouthshire Bank Sidings

Proposed Use Residential

Ward

Total Area (ha) 20.14

Number of units 575

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026 

Planning Status

Full Planning Permission

Site Commentary

The site is brownfield and within the settlement boundary, the majority of which is unused former railway sidings land. The site is bounded to the north by Cardiff Road with residential properties opposite, to the west by the Cardiff to Newport railway line. To the east is the former Whitehead steelworks site which is designated within the Plan as a residential led regeneration site. There is an existing retail park to the south and further railway lines and retail warehouses beyond.

The designation reflects the extant planning permission for 575 dwellings which are to be delivered within the Plan Period. The section 106 agreement was signed in January 2010, developers are currently on site.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  07/0540/F Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief  Drafted by NCC but not adopted Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  Surface water Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment  Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations 

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Tree Survey

Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision of 35 affordable units/ 6% provision of land to RSL at market value. Education Provision  Provision and / or investment of primary/secondary school education. Community Facility Provision  Financial contribution towards formal provision of play space. Walkway and Cycleway  Provision of or improvements to the bus services. Improved access to junction and provision of a bus stop. Highways Improvements Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Require a surface water regulations system Water services infrastructure  Sewerage and water supply improvements

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H1 (15) Victoria Wharf, Old Town Dock

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Pillgwenlly

Total Area (ha) 0.93

Number of units 130

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status Full Planning Permission

Site Commentary The site is adjacent to Usk Way to the south west, Jacks Pill to the south east, Opal students’ residential accommodation to the north west and the River Usk to the north east. The sites has been cleared and remediated.

Permission has previously been granted for the construction of 227 residential units on this site. This permission has not been implemented and subsequently temporary permission for a car park has been granted and implemented. It is considered that as part of a wider regeneration priority for the Council and Newport Unlimited the site is able to supply a residential provision. The previously high density scheme approved on the site has therefore been reduced to allow a density level in line with neighbouring schemes and the delivery is anticipated to be realised in the last five years of the Plan Period.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  07/0539/F Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Adjacent to SAC, SSSI Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment  Adjacent to SAC Archaeological Assessment  Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations

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Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision  Financial contributions towards the maintenance of Riverside Park, equipped and formal play space. Walkway and Cycleway  Maintain the link to the Riverside footpath Highways Improvements  Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Drainage Improvements / SUDS Connection to Watermains Land Stability

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H1 (16) Penmaen Wharf

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Pillgwenlly

Total Area (ha) 26.86

Number of units 160

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Full planning permission

Site Commentary

The site is bounded to the north and west by Usk Way the River Usk lies to the south and existing industrial land to the east. The site is brownfield and within the settlement boundary.

The development would provide partial regeneration of an area which sits within a larger regeneration site of the Old Town Dock area of Newport which is a key strategy objective for the Council. The designation reflects this and the extant planning permission for residential development on the site.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  07/0031/F Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment  Archaeological Assessment  Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Financial contribution (£100,000) required and provision of 16 off site affordable units at Church Street H1 (28). Education Provision  Financial contribution (£118,524) towards primary education provision. Community Facility Provision  Financial contribution (£80,000) for off site play space provision. Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood risk and Drainage  Site levels required to meet EA standards. Water services and infrastructure

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H1 (18) Newport Athletic Club

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Victoria

Total Area (ha) 0.98

Number of units 472 flats

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021

2021 – 2026

Not delivered within plan period.

Planning Status Full planning permission (08/0689)

Site Commentary The site is part of a larger application area of 3.8ha which is currently used as a rugby ground. The site is to the rear of the City Vizion housing site, located along the eastern bank of the River Usk. The 472 flats form part of a larger application area for the regeneration of the existing Stadium to provide 15,000 capacity stadium, 110 student flats and ancillary leisure facilities, however, the Council has no evidence to suggest this scheme will be delivered within the Plan Period.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  08/0689/F Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment  Re: 08/0689 Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Parking Management Strategy, Residential Travel Plan & Event Management Transport Strategy. Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey Air Quality  Air Quality Assessment submitted as part of planning application – concludes predicted air quality levels are within the National Air Quality Objectives.

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H1 (19) Hartridge High School

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Ringland

Total Area (ha) 2.38

Number of units 65

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Outline planning permission.

Site Commentary The proposed development is on part of the playing fields currently serving Hartridge High School for residential development. The site lies to the south of the proposed replacement Hartridge Comprehensive School. The site is currently part of the existing school site, but the school is to be redeveloped to provide a brand new school.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  07/1590/O Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief  Design Brief prepared for 07/1590/O Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment  NIA required to assess impact of noise from the nearby school on houses (re:07/1590/O). Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Re: 07/1590/O Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Re: 07/1590/O Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision of 10 affordable units. Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway  PROW runs along edge of site – to be retained. Highways Improvements Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services infrastructure  Provision of off site foul sewerage infrastructure works.

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H1 (21) Former Floors 2 Go

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Victoria

Total Area (ha) 0.12

Number of units 10

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Full planning permission.

Site Commentary

The site is located within a mixed residential/commercial area and was previously used as a flooring retail outlet and includes a brick single storey building and associated yard. The site is enclosed by a mixture of walling and railings. The site is bound by a railway line to the north, existing housing to the east, Wharf Road to the west and Phillip Street is south of the south.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  09/0234/F for 12 units and 11/0383 for 10 units awaiting signing of S106 agreements. Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment  Traffic and rail noise. Flood Consequences Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations  Appropriate desk study, remediation strategy and completion/validation report. Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements Recreation Provision  £5,2146 for providing and / or monitoring play facilities. Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Landform to be provided to manage the consequences of flood risk. Water Services Infrastructure Other S106 contributions  £569 monitoring fee.

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H1 (22) Albany Chambers

Proposed Use Residential

Ward

Total Area (ha) 0.02

Number of units 14

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Full planning permission.

Site Commentary Full planning permission is granted on the site to convert the vacant office space in the first, second and third floors of the Albany Chambers into 14 self contained units. The conversion property is located in the City Centre and Town Centre Conservation Area.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  07/0510/F granted 30/04/08 Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway  Provision of cycle store. Highways Improvements Recreation Provision  £14,570 financial contribution for upgrading development of existing or new leisure and recreation facilities. Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure

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H1 (23) Traston Lane

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Lliswerry

Total Area (ha) 0.76

Number of units 21

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 – 2021

2021 – 2026

Planning Status Full Planning Permission

Site Commentary The site lies to the south and west of Traston Lane. It is located between the cricket ground to the south, Traston Lane to the north east, rear gardens of Traston Close to the north and an area of open grassland to the west between the Newport Stadium and Velodrome. The site is covered by existing scrub vegetation and number of reens run along the northern and southern lengths. The area has a number of Tree Preservation Orders for the line along the south-western and north-western boundaries as well as individual trees.

The proposed scheme is to extend Traston Road to the south into an estate that will run parallel to Traston lane. It will incorporate 21 dwellings and will be implemented in the Plan Period.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  05/0287/F Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  SSSI Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  TAN 15 – Zone C1 Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey  Tree Preservation Orders on the site

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkways and Cycleways Highways Improvements  Recreation Provision  Commuted sum £69,009.40 Green Infrastructure  Flood Risk and Drainage Water service infrastructure

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H1 (24) 30-33 High Street

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Stow Hill

Total Area (ha) 0.06

Number of units 24

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Full planning permission with variation of condition application in for a time extension for 2 years on planning permission 06/0468.

Site Commentary The site has planning permission for the conversion of the upper floors of this building into 24 flats. The building is located on the junction of Skinner Street and High Street in a prominent corner unit. The property is a Grade II Listed Building, located in the Town Centre Conservation Area.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  06/0468/F & 11/1154 Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway & Cycleway Highways Improvements Recreation Provision  £12,000 towards the provision of off site leisure facilities in the locality. Green Infrastructure Flood Risk & Drainage Water Services Infrastructure

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H1 (25) Taylors Garage Proposed Use Residential

Ward Langstone

Total Area (ha) 1.67

Number of units 71

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Reserved matters planning permission.

Site Commentary The site is a former petrol filling station and car sales business. The site is bound by Chepstow Road to the north and the M4 to the south. Residential properties are located to the east of the sites and a pub/restaurant, hotel and car park to the west. The site has planning permission for 71 dwellings, with developers on site.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  12/0726 Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment  Noise Impact Assessment re:12/0726. Flood Consequences Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  10 affordable units. Education Provision  Financial contribution towards secondary and primary education in accordance with the formula for contribution. Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway  Improvements to public transport in the area. Highways Improvements  Improvement to site access Recreation Provision  £1,000 per dwelling for formal space and provision of LAP. Green Infrastructure Flood Risk & Drainage Water Services Infrastructure  Improvements to water mains and sewerage connections and capacity.

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H1 (28) Church Street

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Pillgwenlly

Total Area (ha) 0.15

Number of Units 16

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Outline planning permission.

Site Commentary The site is located on the southern side of Church Street and is currently a vacant site with a high wall running along the Church Street frontage of the site. The northern side of Church Street is primarily a residential area although there are some business units as well as public houses. The Southern Distributor Road runs to the south of the site. The site allocation reflects an extant outline planning permission for 16 flats.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  07/0821/O – 16 flats. Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment  Noise assessment required. Flood Consequences Minimum floor levels of 9.1m AOD. Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Programme of archaeological work required. Landscape Impact Assessment  Scheme of landscaping & tree planting for the site. Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Proposal is for 100% affordable housing scheme. Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk & Drainage  Site levels are implemented in line with EAW standards and approval. Water services infrastructure

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H1 (33) Rear 1-13 Caerleon Road

Proposed Use Residential

Ward St Jullians

Total Area (ha) 0.06

Number of units 11

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Outline planning permission approved June 2012.

Site Commentary The site fronts onto East Usk Road and is directly opposite the former Odeon Cinema building which is Grade II listed. The site is triangular in shape located behind a row of commercial terraced properties on East Usk Road. The main railway line into Newport forms the site’s northern boundary. The site allocation reflects an extant outline planning permission for 11 flats.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  09/0907/O – 11 flats. Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment  Proximity to railway line. Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Provision of parking spaces. Recreation Provision  Leisure contribution of £10,446.47 for informal play space. Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Implementation of East bank landform for flood risk management purposes. Water Services Infrastructure

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H1 (56) Former Durham Road School Site

Proposed Use Residential

Ward St Julians

Total Area (ha)

Number of units 45

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016

2016 - 2021

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Outline Planning Permission

Site Commentary

The site is a brownfield site located within the settlement boundary. It is surrounded by residential properties along Durham Road, Elysia Street and Rockfeild Street.

The proposal is to demolish the former Durham Road infant and junior school and construct a residential development of 45 flats. The sits has subsequently received permission for a community nursing home to be erected. It is understood that the nursing home will be implemented and not the residential permission.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Bat survey required Noise Impact Assessment  Proximity to adjoining uses Flood Consequences  In Zone C1 therefore FCA required Transport Assessment  Require access for refuse Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Require access and water supply for fire and rescue service Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  30% affordable housing is required Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements Recreation Provision  Commuted sums requested for off site provision Green Infrastructure Drainage Improvements / SUDS Connection to Watermains

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H1 (4) Pirelli

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Lliswerry

Total Area (ha) 6.5

Number of units 200

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Outline Planning Permission

Site Commentary The site is bordered to the west, south and east by existing residential units, to the north of the eastern section by the railway and the remaining by existing and proposed industrial units.

This site is brownfield within the settlement boundary of Newport. The allocation within the Plan reflects the extant planning permission for 200 units. The Section 106 agreement has recently been signed on 25 January 2013.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  10/0847/O Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief  Part of two masterplanning workshops Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Mitigation agreed through section 106 Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment  Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision of 30% affordable housing sites, ~60 units. Education Provision  Financial contribution Community Facility Provision  A financial contribution for the future maintenance of a proposed on-site Locally Equipped Area of Play (LEAP) and a contribution to improve informal recreation space in the area. Walkway / Cycleway  Through the development Highways Improvements Recreation Provision  Central square/green Green Infrastructure  Financial contribution for habitat creation and management. Flood Risk and Drainage  Surface water regulation system. Water services infrastructure

Other comments Boundary required from rail boundary

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H1 (26) Ty Du Works

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Rogerstone

Total Area (ha) 0.41

Number of units 11 units

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016 

2016 - 2021

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Outline planning permission subject to S106.

Site Commentary The site is located off Tregwilym Road, Rogerstone. The site is roughly triangular in shape and has an area of 0.4ha. It is bounded by the A467 Rogerstone by-pass to the rear, Tregwilym Road to the front and terraced housing to the south. The site allocation reflects an extant outline planning permission for 11 flats.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  03/0760/O – 11 flats. Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision  Financial contribution towards primary and secondary education. Community Facility Provision  Financial contribution to leisure provision. Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Traffic calming measures. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure  Improvements to sewerage system.

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H1 (27) Kelvedon Street

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Victoria

Total Area (ha) 0.25

Number of units 25 units

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Outline planning permission subject to S106.

Site Commentary The site is bounded to the north and east by residential properties on Witham Street, to the west by residential properties on Feering Street and to the south by industrial and commercial units on Kelvedon Street. The site is accessed by a set of gates fronting Kelvedon Street and a set of gates fronting Feering Street. The site allocation reflects an extant outline planning permission for 25 houses.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  05/0244/O – 25 houses. Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Bat survey required. Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences  C1 Flood Zone – FCA required. Once flood defences on the East bank of the River Usk are complete, the EA have recommended that a FCA is no longer required and consent can be granted. Grampian condition is required restricting development until the flood defences are complete. Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  £32,000 financial contribution towards affordable housing provision. Education Provision  £56,000 financial contribution for education provision. Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements Recreation Provision  £18,750 financial contribution for leisure provision. Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure

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H1 (31) Roman Lodge Road

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Caerleon

Total Area (ha) 0.13

Number of units 10

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Full planning permission subject to S106.

Site Commentary The site is located adjacent to the Ponthir Road with a hotel building located on the southern side of the road and the car park on the northern side. The area is a mix of residential and commercial uses located within Caerleon. The hotel is positioned next to residential property to the south, vacant land the west and a small access road to the north. The car park is surrounded by vacant land. The site allocation reflects an extant outline planning permission for conversion of the hotel for 10 apartments and 3 houses on the hotel car park.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  08/1445/F – Conversion of an existing hotel to 10 apartments and the erection of 3 residential units on the hotel’s car park. Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment  Noise assessment required. Flood Consequences Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision  £21,757 financial contribution for secondary and higher education. Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  £5,700 towards highway safety upgrades. Recreation Provision  £51,345.26 towards ongoing maintenance of play provisions within the ward. Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure  Provision of foul water, drainage and surface water schemes.

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H1 (32) Former Sainsburys

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Shaftsbury

Total Area (ha) 2.11

Number of units 140

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Outline planning permission subject S106.

Site Commentary The site is the former Sainsbury’s supermarket and petrol filling station with the buildings located in the southern corner and the remaining land used as the customer car park. The site is bordered by residential properties to the north, the River Usk and an existing footpath to the south-east and Usk Way main road to the west. The site is approximately 15 minute walk from the city centre. The site allocation reflects an extant outline planning permission for mix residential dwellings comprising apartments and houses.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  09/0733/O – mix residential dwellings comprising apartments and houses. Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Adjoins River Usk SAC and SSSI. Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences  Finished floor levels of 9.5m AOD. Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment  Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision of 42 affordable units. Education Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligations Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway  Reinstatement of footpath and existing footway on Pugsley Street needs to be resurfaced and extended to provide adequate access to the adjacent play area. Highways Improvements  £5,000 financial contribution for Road Traffic Order. Recreation Provision  Financial contribution for off site formal, informal and equipped play space. Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Site levels to be implemented at agreed EAW levels for flood risk management purposes. Water Services Infrastructure Other Contributions  £1,138 monitoring fee.

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H1 (34) Bankside, Coverack Road

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Victoria

Total Area (ha) 0.49

Number of units 38

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Full planning permission subject to S106.

Site Commentary The site is located along the eastern bank of the River Usk, positioned alongside Coverack Road, which provides access to the site and the existing commercial units on the site. A new access will be created adjacent to the junction of Coverack Road and Morris Street. The Listed George Street Bridge lies immediately to the south of the site. Rows of terraced streets lie to the north of the site. The site allocation reflects an extant outline planning permission for 38 apartments and maisonettes.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  09/1243/F – 38 apartments and maisonettes. Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Proximity to River Usk. Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations  Energy Assessment Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment  Appropriate Assessment undertaken re:09/1243. Archaeological Assessment  Programme of archaeological work in accordance with a written scheme of investigation. Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations  Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  £258,120 off site contribution for affordable housing. Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway  £9,500 financial contribution towards provision of river walkway. Provision of footway link between the site access and the footway adjacent to Morris Street junction. Highways Improvements Recreation Provision  £73,037.85 towards upgrading Jubilee Park, possible provision of play facilities on the riverbank and the upgrading/enhancing of the multi-use games area in . Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure Other Contributions  £1,881 monitoring fee.

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H1 (30) Former South Wales Argus

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Gaer

Total Area (ha) 4.63

Number of units 80

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Identified in the LDP

Site Commentary The site is brownfield located within the urban area of Newport. The site is bounded by a railway line to the north and east. Beyond the railway line to the north is the Harlech Retail Park. To the south the site is bounded by residential buildings and to the west the South Wales Argus buildings which are set back from Cardiff Road.

The proposal is to develop 80 residential units on the site within the Plan Period.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Education Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Community Facility Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Walkway and Cycleway  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Highways Improvements  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Recreation Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Green Infrastructure  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Drainage Improvements / SUDS  Provision in line with Welsh Water /NRW Requirements Connection to Watermains  Provision in line with Welsh Water Requirements

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H1 (35) East Usk Yard

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Lliswerry

Total Area (ha) 2.30

Number of units 100

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status Identified in the LDP

Site Commentary The site is a railway yard and sidings. It is located within a predominantly residential area with a railway line to the north. The southern boundary is adjacent to the allocation at Phoenix Park for residential (200 units) and employment Land.

The proposal is to deliver 100 units within the Plan Period.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences  TAN 15 – Zone C1 Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Education Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Community Facility Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Walkway and Cycleway  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Highways Improvements  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Recreation Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Green Infrastructure  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Drainage Improvements / SUDS  Provision in line with Welsh Water /NRW Requirements Connection to Watermains  Provision in line with Welsh Water Requirements

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H1 (49) Mill Street

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Caerleon

Total Area (ha) 0.39

Number of units 7

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Housing Proposal

Site Commentary The site is surrounded on its northern, southern and western sides by existing residential properties with an access road to the eastern edge of the site. The site lies just beyond the Caerleon Conservation Area.

The site is proposed for residential development and its boundary has been drawn to remove the site from C2 flood risk and an area of known archaeological sensitivity, although a flood consequence assessment and archaeological assessment would still be required.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment  Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Education Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Community Facility Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Walkway and Cycleway  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Highways Improvements  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Recreation Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Green Infrastructure  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Drainage Improvements / SUDS  Provision in line with Welsh Water /NRW Requirements Connection to Watermains  Provision in line with Welsh Water Requirements

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H1 (50) Herbert Road & Enterprise House

Proposed Use Residential

Ward St Jullians

Total Area (ha) 1.51

Number of Units 62

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Housing Proposal

Site Commentary The site is brownfield within the settlement boundary. It is an industrial site west of a railway line and east of the River Usk. To the south is an industrial site and to the north a site designated for residential development. The access road runs to the west of the railway line along Herbert Road.

The site is designated as a housing proposal for 62 units to be delivered over the Plan Period.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment  Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Education Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Community Facility Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Walkway and Cycleway  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Highways Improvements  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Recreation Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Green Infrastructure  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Drainage Improvements / SUDS  Provision in line with Welsh Water /NRW Requirements Connection to Watermains  Provision in line with Welsh Water Requirements

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H1 (51) Whitehead Works

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Pillgwenlly

Total Area (ha) 18.62

Number of units 400

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026 

Planning Status Identified in the LDP

Site Commentary The site is brownfield within the settlement boundary which has previously been occupied by Whitehead Steelworks and currently occupied by some industrial uses. The site will combine with Monmouthshire Bank Sidings to form a major regeneration area for the city. The site is bounded to the North by Cardiff Rd, beyond which is . To the East is Mendalgeif Road which is predominantly made up of residential dwellings. The south of the site is the Mendalgeif Retail Park and to the west, Monmouthshire Bank Sidings development which is currently underway.

The proposal is for a mixed use comprising residential, commercial and associated uses. There are 400 units proposed on this site anticipated to be delivered within the Plan Period.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Education Provision  Provision of a primary school and / or investment of secondary school. Community Facility Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Walkway and Cycleway  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Highways Improvements  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Recreation Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Green Infrastructure  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Drainage Improvements / SUDS  Require a surface water regulations system. Connection to Watermains  Provision Sewerage and water supply improvements.

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H1 (52) Old Town Dock Remainder

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Pillgwenlly

Total Area (ha) 13.94

Number of units 300

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026 

Planning Status Identified in the LDP

Site Commentary The site is located within the Settlement Boundary, to the south of the city centre. It is bounded to the east by the River Usk. To the west is Usk Way, a large road separating the regeneration area from an existing industrial estate. To the north of the site is a developed portion of the overall regeneration area, Mariners Wharf. The south of the site is bounded by the Southern Distributor Road.

The Old Town Dock area of Newport was allocated in the Unitary Development Plan to regenerate a former industrial area in line with an adopted masterplan. A portion of the site has been developed and this allocation represents the remaining areas to be developed. The proposal is for a mixed use development for residential, hotel and food and drink uses.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief  Environmental Statement  Ecological Assessment  Adjacent to SAC and SSSI Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  TAN 15 – Flood Risk Zone Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Previously developed industrial land Habitats Regulations Assessment  Archaeological Assessment  Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment  Adjacent to SAC Travel Plan  Groundwater Investigations  Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  There is no affordable housing provision on this site, the affordable housing units have been delivered by the Mariners Wharf scheme in line with the approved masterplan approach. Education Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Community Facility Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Walkway and Cycleway  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Highways Improvements  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Recreation Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Green Infrastructure  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Drainage Improvements / SUDS  Provision in line with Welsh Water /NRW Requirements Connection to Watermains  Main infrastructure requirements in place as part of wider Old Town Dock Regeneration site. Developer to upgrade necessary connections and capacity requirements.

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H1 (53) Bideford Road

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Gaer

Total Area (ha) 1.23

Number of units 35

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Identified in the LDP

Site Commentary The site lies within the Settlement Boundary, it is bounded to the east by a railway line, the remaining boundary is made up of residential development.

The proposal is for 35 residential units, it is noted that the site was allocated in the Unitary Development plan as Bideford Road Phase 3. This site is the remaining section of the estate built by a Registered Social Landlord.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Education Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Community Facility Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Walkway and Cycleway  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Highways Improvements  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Recreation Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Green Infrastructure  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Drainage Improvements / SUDS  Provision in line with Welsh Water /NRW Requirements Connection to Watermains  Provision in line with Welsh Water Requirements

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H1 (54) Former Alcan Site

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Rogerstone

Total Area (ha) 40

Number of units 780

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016 

2016 - 2021 

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status Identified in LDP. Outline Planning Permission (12/0886) is currently under consideration.

Site Commentary The site is largely concrete or hard standing with pockets of trees and vegetation within and on the edge of the site. The site is bounded to the north east by Tregwilym Rd which has a mix of house types, many on the opposite side of the road. Located at the south- eastern end of the site is the Tregwylim Road Industrial Estate. The south west is bounded by the River Ebbw and existing flood defence works along the boundary. Towards the northern end is the existing footbridge connecting to the welfare ground to the North.

The proposal is to redevelop the former Novelis/Alcan factory complex which closed in April 2009. All buildings and structures relating to previous uses have been demolished apart from the underground cellars.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Ecological Assessment  SINC, SSSI, European Protected Species Noise Impact Assessment  Flood Consequences  TAN 15 – C1 and C2 flood zone Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Previously developed aluminium factory Habitats Regulations Assessment  River Usk SAC Archaeological Assessment  Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment  Air Quality Travel Plan

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Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey 

Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Education Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Community Facility Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Walkway and Cycleway  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Highways Improvements  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Recreation Provision  On site open space requirements to link with riverside walkway and environmental space to north. Green Infrastructure  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Drainage Improvements / SUDS  Provision in line with Welsh Water /NRW Requirements Connection to Watermains  Provision in line with Welsh Water Requirements

Other Issues / Comments

Remediation works.

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H1 (55) Woodland Site, Ringland

Proposed Use Residential

Ward Ringland

Total Area (ha) 7.8

Number of units 300

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016

2016 - 2021 

2021 - 2026 

Planning Status

Identified in the LDP

Site Commentary The site is adjacent to Hartridge High School and it is a vacant grassed area. The site lies within the amended Settlement Boundary. The site is bounded to the north and east by Hartridge Woods, to the south is Llanwern Golf course. The western boundary is adjacent to the former Hartridge High School which has planning permission for residential development. The proposal is to deliver 300 residential units within the Plan Period.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  SINC Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations  Tree Survey  Woodland

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Education Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Community Facility Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Walkway and Cycleway  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Highways Improvements  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Recreation Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Green Infrastructure  Provision in line with Planning Obligation Requirements Drainage Improvements / SUDS  Provision in line with Welsh Water /NRW Requirements Connection to Watermains  Provision in line with Welsh Water Requirements

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Housing Sites Currently Under Construction

H1(17) Former Hurrans Garden Centre H1(20) Former Robert Price H1(36) Farmwood Close H1(37) City Vizion H1(38) Lysaghts Village (Orb Works) H1(39) Former Bettws Comprehensive H1(40) Westmark, Old Town Dock H1(41) Trinity View H1(42) Black Clawson H1(43) Portskewett Street H1(44) Turner Street H1(45) Lysaghts H1(46) Former Westfield School H1(47) Glan Llyn H1(48) Gerddi Rhywderin (Gloch Wen)

The above sites are currently under construction, therefore there is no additional information of implementation and delivery. Estimated phasing of the above sites can be viewed in Table 1.

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GYPSY AND TRAVELLER ACCOMMODATION

3.4 Information on the phasing and delivery of Gypsy and Traveller residential sites has mostly been acquired as a result of direct communication between Local Authority Officers and Gypsy and Traveller families and through careful master planning of pitch numbers required over the Plan Period. The numbers are based on the highest possible conception numbers per family over the 15 year plan period. Sites will initially only provide pitches for existing family members. Additional pitches will be created only as a result of natural family growth rather than extraneous migration to the Authority area. Such potential pitch numbers have already been accounted for in the phasing. A transit site of 7 pitches is required as soon as possible in the Plan Period, preferably in the first phase.

3.5 Table 2 provides a summary of the phasing of development, implementation, funding source and planning status for the Gypsy and Traveller allocations within the LDP.

3.6 Following the summary table of individual site schedules, for each allocation, setting out in detail the proposed site details including planning considerations and infrastructure requirements.

Table 2 : Gypsy and Traveller Allocation Summary Information LDP Reference Total Phasing of Development Implementation Planning Pitches and Funding Status Source 2011-16 2016-21 2021-26

TRANSIT ACCOMMODATION H15(i) Celtic Way 7 7 Welsh Government Identified in the and Local Authority LDP

RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION H16(i) Hartridge Farm 43 18 13 12 Welsh Government Identified in the Road and Local Authority LDP H16(ii) Ringland Contingen Welsh Government and Identife4d in the Allotments cy Local Authority LDP

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H15 (i) Land at Celtic Way,

Proposed Use Gypsy & Traveller Transit Accommodation

Ward Marshfield

Total Area (ha) 1.48

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016 

2016 - 2021

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP.

Site Commentary

The site is currently unoccupied, partially greened over, employment land. The site is flat and is surrounded by employment land, with an access road to the south eastern edge of the site. The access road ( Lane) off Celtic Way, leads east to Imperial Park employment area and Asda Superstore in Duffryn. The Gwent Levels Archeologically Sensitive Area lies to the south of the site.

The site is proposed for Gypsy and Traveller transit accommodation. The site is capable of accommodating up to 10 pitches. 7 pitches are needed during the life of the Plan. Invertebrate and reptile survey would be required before delivering the site. The site is 60 metres to the nearest sewer. Off-site water mains and infrastructure would also be required.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  As per Welsh Government Guidance for Planning Applications Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Invertebrate and Reptile Surveys required (seasonal) Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment

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Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway  May be required to improve pedestrian links to the site Highways Improvements Recreation Provision  On site provision for families would be required. Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure  In line with Welsh Water guidelines.

Other Issues / Comments

£1.75 million from Welsh Government for all Gypsy and Traveller sites. This amount is for all Local Authorities in Wales.

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H16 (i) Hartridge Farm Road, Ringland

Proposed Use Gypsy & Traveller Residential Accommodation Accommodation

Ward Ringland

Total Area (ha) 8.7 hectares

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016 

2016 – 2021 

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP.

Site Commentary

Part of the site is currently being used as a road safety centre, the remainder is green shrub land. Directly to the north is a sewerage treatment works with an underground foul sewerage pipe travelling north to west across the northern boundary of the site. The new Llanwern High School and Ysgol Gymraeg Casnewydd lie to the east. An RSPCA dog shelter sits on the south east boundary with the site and the London to Paddington rail line lies directly to the south. Buffers will be required to both these land uses. A high pressure gas main exists on the southern boundary of the site.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  As per planning application requirements Masterplan / Development Brief  As per pre application discussions Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Various seasonal surveys required Noise Impact Assessment  Noise impacts and mitigation to RSPCA/ Railway/ SDR Flood Consequences Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  With the planning application. Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision  Various community facilities will be required on site as part of the masterplanning of the site as per WG guidance. Walkway and Cycleway  Pedestrian footway to the site required Highways Improvements  Improved access and pedestrian works required. Recreation Provision  Various community facilities will be required on site as part of the masterplanning of the site as per WG guidance. Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  A drainage assessment will be required Water Services Infrastructure  Connection to the water mains will be needed.

Other Issues / Comments

£1.75 million from Welsh Government for all Gypsy and Traveller sites. This amount is for all Local Authorities in Wales.

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H16 (ii) Contingency Site at Former Ringland Allotments

Proposed Use Gypsy & Traveller Residential Accommodation Accommodation – Contingency Site

Ward Llanwern

Total Area (ha) 1.2

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016 N/A

2016 – 2021 N/A

2021 – 2026 N/A

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP.

Site Commentary

The site is a greened over former allotment site lying beyond the settlement boundary of Llanwern. To the east is land allocated for the green field eastern expansion of Newport. To the west is the SDR and beyond this the Ringland housing estate.

A gas main exists to the north east corner of the site. Improvements to Cot Hill required.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  As per planning application guidelines Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Dormice survey required Noise Impact Assessment  Assessment and mitigation of noise from the SDR Flood Consequences Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Integrated into Cot Hill improvements Recreation Provision  Depending on pitch numbers Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure  Off site sewerage required

Other Issues / Comments

£1.75 million from Welsh Government for all Gypsy and Traveller sites. This amount is for all Local Authorities in Wales.

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EMPLOYMENT LAND & REGENERATION

3.7 Information on the phasing and delivery of employment land development and regeneration sites has mostly been acquired as a result of direct communication with land agents or developers, either through representations received or a specific questionnaire conducted by the Council. Further detail has also been collected as part of the Employment Land Review. The phasing of housing within the redevelopment sites (EM2) is addressed in the ‘Housing’ section of this report.

3.8 Table 3 provides a summary of the phasing of development, implementation, funding source and planning status for the Employment Land and Regeneration allocations within the LDP.

3.9 Following the summary table are individual site schedules, for each allocation, setting out in detail the proposed site details including planning considerations and infrastructure requirements.

Table 3 : Employment Land and Regeneration Allocation Summary Information LDP Reference Use Phasing of Development Implementation Planning and Funding Status Source 2011-16 2016-21 2021-26

EMPLOYMENT LAND EM1 (i) Duffryn 65ha for B1 Implemented and Identified in the &B2 uses funded through the LDP private sector EM1 (ii) East of 34ha for Implemented and Identified in the Queensway B1,B2 & B8 funded through the LDP Meadows, South of uses private sector Glan Llyn EM1 (iii) Celtic Spring 6ha for B1 Implemented and Identified in the use funded through the LDP private sector EM1 (iv) Solutia 45ha for Implemented and Identified in the B1,B2 and funded through the LDP B8 private sector distribution uses EM1 (v) Gwent 16ha for B8 Implemented and Identified in the Europark distribution funded through the LDP uses private sector EM1 (vi) Land off 2ha for Implemented and Identified in the Chartist Drive B1,B2 and funded through the LDP B8 uses private sector

REGENERATION EM2 (i) Llanwern 39.5ha of Implemented and Outline Former Steelworks B1,B2 & B8 funded through the Planning Eastern End uses private sector (including Permission Section 106) EM2 (ii) Llanwern 122ha for Implemented and Identified in the Former Tipping Area, B1,B2 and funded through the LDP South of Queensway B8 uses private sector EM2(iii) Phoenix Park 2ha for Implemented and Outline (Former Pirelli Works) B1,B2 and funded through the Planning ancillary private sector (including Permission uses Section 106) EM2(iv) Old Town 32.75ha B1, Implemented and Identified in the Dock/George commercial, funded through the LDP Street/Penmaen leisure and private sector

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LDP Reference Use Phasing of Development Implementation Planning and Funding Status Source 2011-16 2016-21 2021-26 Wharf residential uses EM2(v) Riverfront 0.3ha for Implemented and Identified in the institutional, funded through the LDP commercial private sector and leisure uses EM2 (vi) Godfrey 2ha for Implemented and Identified in the Road business funded through the LDP and private sector commercial uses EM2 (vii) 10ha for Implemented and Identified in the B1,commerc funded through the LDP ial, leisure private sector and residential uses EM2(viii) Whitehead 21ha for Implemented and Identified in the Works residential, funded through the LDP B1, B8, private sector health trust and education uses EM2(ix) 1.2ha B1 Implemented and Outline Monmouthshire Bank uses funded through the Planning Sidings private sector (including Permission Unilateral Undertaking) EM2 (x) Novelis 40ha for B1, Implemented and Application (Alcan) commercial, funded through the currently leisure, private sector under residential consideration and community uses

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EM1 (i) Duffryn

Proposed Use Employment Land

Ward Marshfield

Total Area (ha) 65

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP.

Site Commentary

The site is located to the south of Imperial Park, an existing employment area located 0.49 miles from the A48 and 1.32 miles from the nearest M4 junction. The site is partially serviced by roads. The site is predominantly Greenfield, and the aspiration is that it be developed as an employment site for large scale strategic developments. The site is owned by Welsh Government and has been designated for single large user projects of at least 10ha a time.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief  Environmental Statement  SSSI Ecological Assessment  SSSI Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  TAN 15 – C1 Transport Assessment  Impact of new large scale employment site. Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment  Adjacent EU designation Archaeological Assessment  Adjoining SLA Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Management of travel Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway  Major employment sites should be accessible by foot/ cycle Highways Improvements  Council may seek a contribution towards the Duffryn link road. Transport Assessment required and developer to provide the necessary highway and transportation improvements. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure  Maintain the reen system Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequences Assessment is required. Water Services Infrastructure

Other Issues / Comments

Ecological mitigation measures.

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EM1 (ii) East of Queensway Meadows, South of Glan Llyn

Proposed Use Employment Land

Ward Lliswerry

Total Area (ha) 34

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP.

Site Commentary

The site is located to the south of an existing employment area located 1.1 miles from the A48 and 3.4 miles from the nearest M4 junction. The site is located to the south of the former site (which is now being developed for housing). The site is partially serviced by roads. The site is currently a Greenfield site, and the aspiration is that it be developed as an employment site for large scale strategic developments. The site is owned by Welsh Government and has been designated for single large user projects of at least 10ha a time.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Adjacent SSSI Ecological Assessment  Adjacent SSSI Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  TAN 15 – C1 Transport Assessment  Assess impact of major employment site Contaminated Land Investigations Energy Assessment Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Located in ASA Landscape Impact Assessment  Adjacent SLA Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Assess impact of major employment site Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway  Major employment sites should be accessible by foot/ cycle. Highways Improvements  Transport Assessment required and developer to provide necessary highway and transportation improvements. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure  Maintain reen system. Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequence Assessment is required. Water Services Infrastructure  Off site works will be required to provide any necessary capacity improvements to the public sewerage system and water supply network.

Other Issues / Comments

Ecological mitigation measures.

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EM1 (iii) Celtic Springs

Proposed Use Employment Land

Ward Marshfield

Total Area (ha) 6

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016 

2016 - 2021

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP.

Site Commentary

The site is located within the existing employment area located adjacent the A48 and 0.9 miles from the nearest M4 junction. The site is located within the Cleppa Park Business Park, located to the east of Buchanan Way. The site is serviced by roads. The site is currently a Greenfield site, and the aspiration is that it be developed as an employment site for large scale strategic developments.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway  Major employment site should be accessible by foot/ cycle Highways Improvements  Transport Assessment required. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure  Site forms part of a larger developed employment site, with many of the necessary utilities and infrastructure requirements already in place. Developer may be required to contribute towards the provision of new off site and / or on-site water and sewerage system infrastructure.

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EM1 (iv) Solutia

Proposed Use Employment Land

Ward Llanwern

Total Area (ha) 45

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016 

2016 - 2021

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP.

Site Commentary

The site is adjacent the existing Solutia site located 0.55 miles from the A48 and 3.3 miles from the nearest M4 junction. The site is located to the west of Nash Road and the south of Traston Road. The site is not currently serviced by roads. The site is currently a Greenfield site, and the aspiration is that it be developed as an employment site for large scale strategic developments. Solutia will only release the land if it is within their interest and does not compromise their existing facility.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Adjacent SSSI Ecological Assessment  Adjacent SSSI Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Assess major employment proposal Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Within ASA Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Manage travel to employment sites Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway  Large employment site should be accessible by foot/ cycle Highways Improvements  Transport Assessment required and developer to provide necessary highway and transportation improvements. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure  Maintain reen system. Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequence Assessment is required. Water Services Infrastructure  Off site works will be required to provide any necessary capacity improvements to the public sewerage system and water supply network.

Other Issues / Comments

Ecological mitigation measures.

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EM1 (v) Gwent Europark

Proposed Use Employment Land

Ward Llanwern

Total Area (ha) 16

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP.

Site Commentary

The site is adjacent existing distribution and warehouse centres located 0.95 miles from the nearest M4 junction. The site is located to the north of the Tesco’s Distribution Centre. The site is currently serviced by roads. The site is currently a Greenfield site, and the aspiration is that it be developed as an employment site for a B8 development.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Impact upon existing reen system - SSSI Ecological Assessment  Impact upon existing reen system - SSSI Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  TAN 15 – C1 Transport Assessment  Impact of proposed B8 use Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Located within ASA Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Manage traffic movement associated with B8 use Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Developer to provide any necessary highway and transportation improvements. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure  Maintain/ divert reen system Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequence Assessment required. Water Services Infrastructure  Forms part of larger distribution centre with services and infrastructure in place. Developer will be required to provide any necessary upgrades and capacity improvements.

Other Issues / Comments

Ecological mitigation measures.

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EM1 (vi) Land off Chartist Drive

Proposed Use Employment Land

Ward Rogerstone

Total Area (ha) 2

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP

Site Commentary

The site is adjacent to an existing employment site alongside the A467 and located 1.59 miles from the nearest M4 junction. The site is located to the east of the A467 in Rogerstone. The site is currently serviced by roads. The site is currently a Brownfield site, and the aspiration is that it be developed as an employment site.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Impact of employment use. Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Manage travel impact of employment site. Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Developer to provide any necessary highway and transportation improvements. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure  Developer may be required to make off and on site improvements to sewerage and water supply infrastructure.

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EM2 (i) Llanwern Former Steelworks Eastern End

Proposed Use Regeneration

Ward Llanwern

Total Area (ha) 39.5

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status Outline planning application granted in March 2010.

Site Commentary As well as the fundamental benefits of developing a redundant site, the development of this sustainable site would be a significant boost to the local economy. The site will provide new employment uses as well as facilitating improved access to the city through the eastern extension to the Southern Distributor Road (SDR) linking up to the Magor junction of the M4 (approximately 3.7 miles from the site). In addition to the employment uses, an area has also been identified as a Park and Ride Site which will link up with the proposed Railway Station as allocated in Policy T1.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  06/0471 Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief  Masterplan and phasing plan submitted as part of application Environmental Statement  Potential for adverse environmental effects Ecological Assessment  Submitted as part of ES Noise Impact Assessment  Submitted as part of ES Flood Consequences  Submitted as part of ES (C1 Flood Risk) Transport Assessment  Submitted Contaminated Land Investigations  Submitted as part of ES Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Conditioned as part of outline application Landscape Impact Assessment  Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Green travels will be implemented Groundwater Investigations  Submitted as part of ES Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway  To make financial contributions towards the provision or subsidy of new bus services and towards off site highway improvements. Highways Improvements  To provide and open the Eastern Distributor Road. To provide a link road passing through the proposed employment area connecting the EDR to the proposed railway halt and permanent park and ride area and the point of the proposed crossing of the railway line. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequence Assessment required. Water Services Infrastructure  To agree and install improvements to the foul sewerage infrastructure.

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EM2 (ii) Llanwern Former Tipping Area, South of Queensway

Proposed Use Regeneration

Ward Llanwern

Total Area (ha) 122

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status Identified in LDP

Site Commentary The site is approximately 3.1 miles from the M4. The delivery of this site for employment uses is unlikely to materialise until the latter period of the Plan timeframe. The area will provide 122 hectares for B1, B2 and B8 uses. The site is serviced by roads.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief  Environmental Statement  Potential for adverse environmental effects Ecological Assessment  Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  C1 Flood Risk Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Land likely to be contaminated – former tipping area. Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Within Archaeologically Sensitive Area Landscape Impact Assessment  Adjacent to a Special Landscape Area Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Groundwater Investigations  Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Developer to provide any necessary highway and transportation improvements. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequence Assessment required. Water Services Infrastructure  Developer will be required to make off and on site improvements to sewerage and water supply infrastructure.

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EM2 (iii) Phoenix Parks (Former Pirelli Works)

Proposed Use Regeneration

Ward Llanwern

Total Area (ha) 2

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Outline Planning permission subject to the signing of a S106 agreement.

Site Commentary This site is approximately a 1.2 mile walk from Newport Railway Station and 2 miles from the M4. The site is bounded by the railway line and is well located to provide B1 and B2 space in a city centre location.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  10/0852 Design and Access Statement  Submitted Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Application screened – considering the small size of the development an ES was not required. Ecological Assessment  Submitted Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  C1 Flood risk Transport Assessment  Submitted Contaminated Land Investigations  Conditioned Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations  Concern regarding the potential impact on the River Usk SAC – possible discharge of contaminated surface or groundwater. Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequence Assessment required. Potential for Sustainable Drainage System which will require investigation. Water Services Infrastructure

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EM2 (iv) Old Town Dock / George Street/Penmaen Wharf

Proposed Use Regeneration

Ward Pillgwenlly

Total Area (ha) 32.75

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status Identified in LDP

Site Commentary This is a prominent site adjoining Usk Way and the SDR and is positioned between key regeneration areas of Old Town Dock, Pillgwenlly and the City Centre. It is approximately 1.5 miles to the railway station and 3 miles from the M4.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Site is larger than 0.5 and there is potential for adverse environmental effects Ecological Assessment  Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  C1 and C2 flood risk. Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Habitats Regulations Assessment  This site may result in barriers to movement and disturbance of features of the River Usk. The developer is expected to carry out a HRA to ensure there are no significant effects upon the River Usk SAC. Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Site Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations  Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Transport Assessment may be required and developer to provide necessary highway and transportation improvements. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequence Assessment. Water Services Infrastructure  Developer to make necessary upgrades to connections.

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EM2 (v) River Front

Proposed Use Regeneration

Ward Victoria

Total Area (ha) 0.3

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Identified in LDP

Site Commentary The redevelopment of this site is one of the keystones in the overall regeneration of the City Centre, creating a new riverside community in central Newport. The site is within walking distance of the railway station and approximately 1.2 miles to the M4.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Impact on the River Usk will need to be minimised Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  C1 Flood Risk Zone Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Energy Assessment Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment  Will need to be considered given the proximity to the River Usk SAC. Archaeological Assessment  Within an archaeological sensitive area. Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Transport Assessment may be required and developer to provide necessary highway and transportation improvements. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequence Assessment required. Water Services Infrastructure  Developer to make necessary upgrades to connections.

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EM2 (vi) Godfrey Road, R/O Station

Proposed Use Regeneration

Ward Victoria

Total Area (ha) 2

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status Identified in LDP

Site Commentary The development must replace the station car park whilst enhancing the setting of the station and its pedestrian and vehicular links to Godfrey Rd/Devon Pl. The site is within easy walking distance of the railway station and a mile from the M4.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Energy Assessment Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Transport Assessment may be required and developer to provide necessary highway and transportation improvements. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure  Developer to make necessary upgrades to connections.

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EM2 (vii) Crindau

Proposed Use Regeneration

Ward Shaftesbury

Total Area (ha) 10

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status Identified in LDP

Site Commentary This regeneration site is within a mile of the M4, and situated adjacent to the River Usk. The area is within a C1 flood risk zone, therefore any development will need to mitigate against this.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief  Required for this key gateway site Environmental Statement  Ecological Assessment  To minimise impact on flora and fauna adjacent to the site Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  C1 Flood Risk Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Energy Assessment Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment  Due to proximity to the River Usk SAC Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Groundwater Investigations  Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision in line with Planning Obligations. Education Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligations. Community Facility Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligations. Walkway and Cycleway  Improvements to access over Lyne Road Bridge. Bus route and stops. Pedestrian and cycle access routes and connection to the National Cycle Route. Highways Improvements Recreation Provision  Improvements to Shaftsbury Park. Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequence Assessment required. Water Services Infrastructure  Developer to upgrade water and sewerage systems to the necessary standards and capacity requirements over and above capacity available from the replacement of existing uses on the site.

Other Issues / Comments

Contribution towards proposed marina. Ecological mitigation measures.

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EM2 (viii) Whiteheads Works

Proposed Use Regeneration

Ward Pillgwenlly

Total Area (ha) 21

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status Identified in LDP

Site Commentary This site will combine with Monmouthshire Bank Siding to form a major regeneration area for the city. It is approximately 1.6 miles for the M4. Proposals will be expected to complement Belle Vue Park (Formal Gardens) to the north of the site.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief  Environmental Statement  Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  C1 flood risk zone Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations  Former steelworks – therefore investigations required Energy Assessment Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Groundwater Investigations  Investigations required to determine whether contamination issues exist. Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Provision in line with Planning Obligations. Education Provision  Provision of primary school and / or investment of secondary school. Community Facility Provision  Provision in line with Planning Obligations. Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Road and access improvements. Public transportation costs. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Require a surface water regulations system. Water Services Infrastructure  Sewerage and water supply improvements.

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EM2 (ix) Cardiff Road (Monmouthshire Banks Sidings)

Proposed Use Regeneration

Ward Pillgwenlly

Total Area (ha) 1.2

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status Application 07/0540 was granted permission in January 2011. The unilateral undertaking for this application identifies this 1.2ha site for possible employment purposes. The developer is required to undertake a joint marketing strategy for a 2 year period following the implementation of the permission (Residential site H14) to promote the land for employment purposes. In the event that the marketing strategy does not identify a commercial developer to proceed with the employment development, then alternative uses must be arranged between the Council and developer.

Site Commentary This site will combine with the Whitehead Works designation to form a major regeneration area for the city. It is approximately 1.5 miles for the M4. The site is allocated for B1 use, but as noted above, if a marketing strategy does not identify a commercial developer to proceed with this, then alternative uses will be considered.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Outline 07/0540 Design and Access Statement  Submitted Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment  Submitted Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  Submitted Transport Assessment  Submitted Contaminated Land Investigations Energy Assessment Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations  Submitted Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision  Education £1.2m Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Provision of or improvements to a bus service. Improved access to junction and provision of a bus stop. Recreation Provision  LAP’s; LEAP; Recreation Area; Off-site contributions. Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Require a surface water regulations system. Water Services Infrastructure  Sewerage and water supply improvements.

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EM2 (x) Novelis (Alcan), Rogerstone

Proposed Use Regeneration

Ward Rogerstone

Total Area (ha) 40

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016 

2016 – 2021 

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status Application 12/0886 submitted September 2012. Application has been approved (April 2013) subject to the signing of a S106 agreement.

Site Commentary The site is approximately 2 miles from the M4 and the A467 runs 100m to the north. Rogerstone railway station is also approximately 0.6 miles away.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Submitted Design and Access Statement  Submitted Masterplan / Development Brief  Submitted Environmental Statement  Submitted Ecological Assessment  As part of ES Noise Impact Assessment  As part of ES Flood Consequences  Submitted –within C1 flood zone, partly within C2 Transport Assessment  Submitted Contaminated Land Investigations  As part of ES Energy Assessment Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  As part of ES Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Will be implemented Groundwater Investigations  As part of ES Tree Survey  As part of ES

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Up to 30% using the development appraisal tool kit. Education Provision  On site primary school and off site secondary contribution likely to be required. Community Facility Provision  On site open space requirements to link with riverside walkway and environmental space to north. Walkway and Cycleway  Along riverside path and linked to SRTS. Highways Improvements  Immediate access and wider network implications. Traffic Assessment required. Recreation Provision  LAP’s and playing field and ATP. Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Majority of the site is Zone C1 Flood area with a small section in Zone C2. FCA and mitigation measures required. Water Services Infrastructure  Developer to upgrade water and sewerage systems to the necessary standards and capacity requirements over and above capacity available from the replacement of existing uses on the site.

Other Issues / Comments

Remediation measures.

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EDUCATION

3.10 Information on the phasing and delivery of education sites has mostly been acquired as a result of direct communication between Local Authority Planning Officers and the Local Education Authority. Further detail has also been collected from the 21 st Century Schools Programme, which is a collaboration between Welsh Government and Welsh Local Authorities to put the right schools in the right places.

3.11 Table 4 provides a summary of the phasing of development, implementation, funding source and planning status for the education allocations within the LDP.

3.12 Following the summary table are individual site schedules, for each allocation, setting out in detail the proposed site details including planning considerations and infrastructure requirements.

Table 4: Education Allocation Summary Information LDP Reference Phasing of Development Implementation Planning and Funding Status Source 2011-16 2016-21 2021-26 CF13(i) Former Primary Section 106 Identified in the Whiteheads works School contribution from LDP adjacent Monmouthshire Bank sidings permission for education provision. Implemented and funded through the private and public sector (including Section 106) CF13(ii) Former Primary Implemented and Application Novelis Site School funded through the currently private sector under (including Section 106) consideration CF13(iii) Glan Llyn 2 Primary Implemented and Overall site has Schools funded through the outline planning private sector permission. (including Section 106) Phase 1 has an agreed reserved matters application. CF13(iv)Llanwern Primary Implemented and Outline Village School funded through the Planning private sector Permission (including Section 106) CF13(v) Duffryn High Potential Newport City Identified in the additional Council. LDP provision Contributions from over Plan s106/CIL where period appropriate. CF13(vi)Duffryn Potential Newport City Identified in the Junior and Infants additional Council. LDP provision Contributions from over Plan s106/CIL where period appropriate. CF13(vii) South of Potential Welsh Government Identified in the Percoed Lane additional and Newport City LDP provision Council over Plan period

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CF13 (i) Former Whitehead Works, Cardiff Road Proposed Use Education

Ward Pillgwenlly

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016 

2016 – 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Identified in the LDP.

Site Commentary

This site will combine with Monmouthshire Bank Siding to form a major regeneration area for the city. It is approximately 1.6 miles for the M4. Proposals will be expected to complement Belle Vue Park (Formal Gardens) to the north of the site. 1.2million of funding has already been allocated from the Mon Bank site to primary or secondary school on this site.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Energy Assessment Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  School travel plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision  Possible evening / weekend community use. Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Safe route to schools. Pedestrian and cycle routes. Access into the school site. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequence Assessment required for the whole regeneration site. Water Services Infrastructure  Sewerage, sewage treatment and water supply as part of the wider regeneration site.

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CF13 (ii) Former Novelis Site (Alcan), Rogerstone

Proposed Use Education

Ward Rogerstone

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016 

2016 – 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Identified for regeneration purposes in the Local Development Plan. Approved by Planning Committee 10 th April 2013 subject to Section 106 approval. 1.5 form entry school to be provided on site by Walters (land owners) and 2 million for secondary provision on west side of the city.

Site Commentary

The site is largely concrete or hard standing with pockets of trees and vegetation within and on the edge of the site. The site is bounded to the North East by Tregwilym Rd which has a mix of house types many on the opposite side of the road. Located at the South-eastern end of the site is the Tregwylim Road Industrial Estate. The South West is bounded by the River Ebbw and existing flood defence works along the boundary. Towards the Northern end is the existing footbridge connecting to the welfare ground to the North.

The proposal is to redevelop the former Novelis/Alcan factory complex which closed in April 2009. All buildings and structures relating to previous uses have been demolished apart from the underground cellars.

The site is approximately 2 miles from the M4 and the A467 runs 100m to the north. Rogerstone railway station is also approximately 0.6 miles away.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Approved subject to Section 106 Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief  As part of wider scheme Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Energy Assessment

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Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  School travel plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  30% subject to economic viability Education Provision  Including an ATP for School / Community use. Community Facility Provision  Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Safe routes to schools. Pedestrian and cycle routes. Vehicular access into site. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequence Assessment required for the development of the whole regeneration site. Water Services Infrastructure  Sewerage, sewage treatment and water supply as part of the wider regeneration site.

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CF13 (iii) Glan Llyn, Llanwern

Proposed Use Education

Ward Llanwern

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status Outline Planning permission in place for residential scheme to encompass 2 schools. The first primary school is due to be provided on the occupation of the 500 th dwelling. The second primary school is to be provided on occupation of the 200 th dwelling.

Site Commentary The site is to encompass 2 primary schools on the east side of the city. The site will provide 4000 new dwellings, new employment uses and improved access to the city through the eastern extension to the Southern Distributor Road (SDR) linking up to the Magor junction of the M4 (approximately 3.7 miles from the site). In addition to the employment uses, an area has also been identified as a Park and Ride Site which will link up with the proposed Railway Station as allocated in Policy T1.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief  As part of wider scheme Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Energy Assessment Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  School travel plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision  Possible evening / weekend community use. Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Pedestrian and cycle routes. Vehicular access into the site. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Addressed as part of wider regeneration application. Water Services Infrastructure  Necessary sewerage, sewage treatment and water supply will be in place as part of the approved planning permission for the whole site. Specific school related infrastructure will need to be provided as part of the school development.

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CF13 (iv) Llanwern Village

Proposed Use Education

Ward Llanwern

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016 

2016 – 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Planning permission acquired – renegotiating Section 106 agreement.

Site Commentary This is a proposed greenfield site at Llanwern Village and is allocated in the LDP to provide 1100 houses. The site lies to north of the railway line directly north of the brownfield development under construction at the former Llanwern Steelworks. The site would be accessed off the Southern Distributor Road at Cot Hill. A railway station and north south road link will also serve this development coupled with that at the former Llanwern steelworks.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment Contaminated Land Investigations  Energy Assessment Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  School travel plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing  Education Provision  Community Facility Provision  Possible evening / weekend communal use. Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Pedestrian and cycle routes. Vehicular access into the site. Recreation Provision  Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Addressed as part of wider regeneration application. Water Services Infrastructure  Necessary sewerage, sewage treatment and water supply will be in place as part of the approved planning permission for the whole site. Specific school related infrastructure will need to be provided as part of the school development.

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CF13 (v) Duffryn High

Proposed Use Education

Ward Marshfield

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status

Allocated under Policy CF13 (vi) of the Local Development Plan.

Site Commentary

Duffryn High School is a flat site lying directly north of the Gwent Levels and south east of the Duffryn Housing Estate. It is currently accessed off Lighthouse Road but could be accessed via the proposed western extension of the SDR. It is 2.9 miles south west from Newport Train Station but could be within walking distance of the proposed Coedkernew Railway Station as allocated under Policy T 1 of the LDP. Proposed redevelopment of the current school site would provide additional on-site capacity. There is a potential funding gap but is required as part of the 21 st Century Schools Programme.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Energy Assessment  Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  School travel plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision  Community Facility Provision  Possible evening / weekend community use. Walkway and Cycleway  Highways Improvements  Safe Routes to School enhancements. Access improvements if required. Recreation Provision  Green Infrastructure  Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequence Assessment required. Water Services Infrastructure  Existing school site with existing connections and capacity to the sewerage, sewage treatment and water supply. Development will need to provide any necessary upgrades.

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CF13 (vi) Duffryn Juniors and Infants

Proposed Use Education

Ward Marshfield

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status

Identified in the LDP as a site for expansion.

Site Commentary

This is required as part of the 21 st Century Schools Programme. The proposed redevelopment of the current school site at Partridge Road, Duffryn would provide additional capacity. The site is in the middle of the Duffryn Housing Estate and was constructed in 1978. It is currently accessed off Lighthouse Road but could be accessed via the proposed western extension of the SDR. It is 2.8 miles south west of Newport Train Station but could be within walking distance of the proposed Coedkernew Railway Station as allocated under Policy T1 of the LDP.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Energy Assessment  Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  School travel plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision  Community Facility Provision  Possible evening / weekend community use. Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Safe Routes to School enhancements. Access improvements if required. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequence Assessment required. Water Services Infrastructure  Existing school site with existing connections and capacity to the sewerage, sewage treatment and water supply. Developer will need to provide any necessary upgrades.

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CF13 (vii) South of Percoed Lane, Duffryn

Proposed Use Education

Ward Marshfield

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 - 2021

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status Site identified in the LDP, it is part of the 21 st Century Schools Programme in Wales.

Site Commentary

There is no previous planning permission at this site. Land is Greenfield outside the settlement of Duffryn and lies to the west of Percoed Lane. The site is bounded to the north by a large residential development. The eastern and southern boundaries are undeveloped green fields which lie to the north of the main railway line between Cardiff and London. The site is approximately 0.7 miles from the A48 and a mile from the M4. Newport Railway Station is 3.4 miles away.

There is potential at this site for a primary or secondary school needed to fulfil capacity requirements in Newport. There is a potential funding gap but is needed as part of the 21 st Century Schools Programme in Wales.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Ecological Assessment  Site is within SSSI Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  Transport Assessment  Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment  Required Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Required Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Required Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey 

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Infrastructure Requirements

Community Facility Provision  Possible evening / weekend community use. Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Transport Assessment may be required. Safe Routes to Schools. Pedestrian and cycle routes. Access into the site. Recreation Provision  Green Infrastructure  Flood Risk and Drainage  Flood Consequence Assessment required. Water Services Infrastructure  Sewerage, sewage treatment and water supply.

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RAILWAYS

3.13 The Information on the phasing and delivery of new railway stations has been acquired as a result of direct communication with Newport Highways Officers and SEWTA Regional Transport Plan.

3.14 Table 5 provides a summary of the phasing of development, implementation, funding source and planning status for the Railway allocations within the LDP.

3.15 Following the summary table are individual site schedules, for each allocation, setting out in detail the proposed site details including planning considerations and infrastructure requirements.

Table 5: Railway Allocation Summary Information LDP Reference Phasing of Development Implementation Planning Status and Funding Source 2011-16 2016-21 2021-26 T1 (a) Llanwern Identified in the & Welsh Government LDP and Regional Transport Plan T1 (b) Caerleon Newport City Council Identified in the & Welsh Government LDP and Regional Transport Plan T1 (c) Coedkernew SEWTA & Welsh Identified in the Government LDP and Regional Transport Plan T1(d) Pye Corner, Newport City Council Identified in the & Welsh Government LDP and Regional Transport Plan

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T1 (a) Llanwern

Proposed Use Railway

Ward Llanwern

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 – 2026

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP.

Site Commentary

The site is proposed as part of the Regional Transport Plan to serve the eastern expansion area. The site is located on the rail sidings to the south of Station Road, Llanwern. The site is currently part of the rail sidings and the aspiration is that a station be developed on the site.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Assess impact of new train station. Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Located within Archaeologically Sensitive Area Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Manage impact of new train station Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Station should be accessible by foot/ cycle Highways Improvements  Construction of North-South Link road between Llanwern regeneration site and Llanwern Village, including bridges over existing railway lines. Creation of access road off North-South link into station area. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure

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T1 (b) Caerleon

Proposed Use Railway

Ward Caerleon

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016 

2016 - 2021

2021 – 2026

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP.

Site Commentary

The site is proposed as part of the Regional Transport Plan to serve the Caerleon area. The site is located on the southern edge of the existing St Cadoc’s Hospital site, Caerleon. The site is currently part of the rail sidings and the aspiration is that a station can be developed on the site.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Assess impact of new rail station Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Located within Archaeologically Sensitive Area Landscape Impact Assessment  Adjacent to Special Landscape Area Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Assess impact of new railway station. Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Should be accessible by foot/ cycle Highways Improvements  Provision of station and access road Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure

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T1 (c) Coedkernew

Proposed Use Railway

Ward Marshfield

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP.

Site Commentary

The site is proposed as part of the Regional Transport Plan to serve Coedkernew, including the employment site to the north. The site is currently part of the rail sidings located to the east of Green Lane, and the aspiration is that a station can be developed on the site.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Located within SSSI Ecological Assessment  Located within SSSI Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  TAN 15 – C1 Transport Assessment  Assess impact of new station Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment  Potential impact on EU designation Archaeological Assessment  Adjacent Archaeologically Sensitive Area Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Manage travel to railway station Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway The station should be accessible by foot/ cycle Highways Improvements  Provision of station and access road Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure

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T1 (d) Pye Corner, Bassaleg

Proposed Use Railway

Ward Graig

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016 

2016 - 2021

2021 – 2026

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP.

Site Commentary

The site is proposed as part of the Regional Transport Plan to serve Bassaleg. The site is currently part of the rail sidings located to the west of Western Valley Road, and the aspiration is that a station can be developed on the site.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment  Adjacent residential area Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Assess impact of new station Contaminated Land Investigations Energy Assessment Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan  Manage impact of new station Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway  Should be accessible by foot/ cycle Highways Improvements  Creation of access road off Western Valley Road. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure

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MAJOR ROAD SCHEMES

3.16 The Information on the phasing and delivery of major road schemes has been acquired as a result of direct communication with Newport Highways Officers and the SEWTA Regional Transport Plan

3.17 Table 6 provides a summary of the phasing of development, implementation, funding source and planning status for the Railway allocations within the LDP.

3.18 Following the summary table are individual site schedules, for each allocation, setting out in detail the proposed site details including planning considerations and infrastructure requirements.

Table 6: Major Road Scheme Allocation Summary Information LDP Reference Phasing of Development Implementation Planning Status and Funding Source 2011-16 2016-21 2021-26 SP16 (i) M4 Junction 28, Welsh Government Highway Scheme Tredegar Park & NCC SP16 (ii) Queensway Welsh Government The road is currently under construction SP16 (iii)Duffryn Link Newport City Identified in the LDP Road Council. and the route is one Contributions from option of the M4 s106/CIL where Corridor improvement appropriate. measures SP16 (iv) Old Green SEWTA & NCC Requires Planning Junction Remodelling Permission SP16 (v) North South Gallaghers, St Requires Planning Link, Llanwern Modwens, NCC Permission, CPO

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SP16 (i) M4 Junction 28 Tredegar Park Interchange Improvement

Proposed Use Major Road Scheme

Ward Marshfield

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP.

Site Commentary

The site is an existing motorway junction (Junction 28 Tredegar Park). The proposal involves improvements to the junction in order to reduce congestion and improve traffic flows.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application An order made by Welsh Government under the Highways Act 1980 Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Potential EIA development Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Major road improvements Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment  Adjacent SLA Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Highways Improvements  Existing junction to be re-modelled and re-designed to improve capacity. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure

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SP16 (ii) Eastern Extension of the SDR along Queensway

Proposed Use Major Road Scheme

Ward Llanwern

Phasing of Development

2011 – 2016 

2016 - 2021

2021 - 2026

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP.

Site Commentary

The road is an existing dual carriageway which originally served the steelworks located to the north. The road was purchased by Welsh Government, and work to upgrade it to adoptable standards is on-going.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application Can be developed via an order made by Welsh government under the Highway Act 1980 Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Potential EIA development Ecological Assessment  Adjacent SSSI Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Major road improvements Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment  Located in ASA Landscape Impact Assessment  Adjacent SLA Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Include as part of scheme Highways Improvements Upgrade of existing steelworks access road to all-purpose highway. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure

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SP16 (iii) Western Extension of the SDR – Duffryn Link

Proposed Use Major Road Scheme

Ward Marshfield

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 – 2026

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP

Site Commentary

The proposed route is located to the south of the residential and employment areas of Duffryn. The scheme may still be in association with the proposed second M4 route.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application Can be developed via an order made by Welsh government under the Highway Act 1980 Design and Access Statement Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Within SSSI Ecological Assessment  Within SSSI Noise Impact Assessment  Adjacent residential areas Flood Consequences  TAN 15 – C1 Transport Assessment  Consider impact of new road Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment  Potential impact on EU designation Archaeological Assessment  Located within ASA Landscape Impact Assessment  Adjacent SLA Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway Include as part of scheme Highways Improvements  Complete new Highway infrastructure. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure

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SP16 (iv) Old Green Remodelling

Proposed Use Major Road Scheme

Ward Stow Hill

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP

Site Commentary

The site is an existing road junction between Queensway and Clarence Place. Re- modelling is proposed to provide environmental improvement by improving the free-flow of traffic, reducing congestion and removing the existing sub-ways.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application Design and Access Statement Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement  Adjacent SAC, SSSI Ecological Assessment  Adjacent SAC, SSSI Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences Transport Assessment  Road improvement scheme Contaminated Land Investigations Habitats Regulations Assessment  Adjacent SAC Archaeological Assessment  Adjacent Archaeologically Sensitive Area Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway  Integrate cycle/ walking Highways Improvements  Upgrade of junction, removal of pedestrian underpasses. Improvements to capacity. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure

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SP16 (v) North South Link - Llanwern

Proposed Use Major Road Scheme

Ward Llanwern

Phasing of Development

2011 - 2016

2016 – 2021 

2021 – 2026 

Planning Status

Identified in the Newport LDP

Site Commentary

This will provide an important link between Llanwern Village and Glan Llyn as well as providing access to the proposed railway halt at Llanwern. The link would cross the existing rail line located to the south of Station Road, Llanwern.

Planning Considerations

Planning Application  Design and Access Statement  Masterplan / Development Brief Environmental Statement Ecological Assessment Noise Impact Assessment Flood Consequences  TAN 15 – C1 Transport Assessment  Transport proposal Contaminated Land Investigations Energy Assessment Economic Impact Assessment Habitats Regulations Assessment Archaeological Assessment Landscape Impact Assessment Health Impact Assessment Travel Plan Groundwater Investigations  Contaminated site Tree Survey

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Infrastructure Requirements

Affordable Housing Education Provision Community Facility Provision Walkway and Cycleway  Integrate pedestrian/ cycle access Highways Improvements  Construction of new road linking Llanwern Regeneration site with Llanwern Village, construction of new bridges over existing railway lines. Recreation Provision Green Infrastructure Flood Risk and Drainage Water Services Infrastructure

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