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ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAAB001 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06528 Promoter: Promoter Alias: Representing Mr Ian Towle Site Details Site Name: Land adjacent to Orchard Cottage, Moat Lane, Aston Abbotts, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire. Land Use 1: Pair of semi-detached houses and cart sheds. Land Use 2: Site Area: 0.17ha Availability 1 to 5 Years ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLADD001 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06416 Promoter: Smith Jenkins Ltd Promoter Alias: Jennifer Smith Representing Ajwan Property Limited Site Details Site Name: Land south of Buckingham Road or Land north of Bridge Farm Land Use 1: Development for residential or mixed use for up Land Use 2: Residential village for ‘Extra Care’ including ancillary to 800 residential units facilities for use by residents. Site Area: 43 Availability ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLADS001 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06527 Promoter: Promoter Alias: Representing Mr Jon Stone Site Details Site Name: Adstock House, East Street, Adstock Land Use 1: 2 Acres of land for 5-10 houses Land Use 2: Site Area: Whole site Availability Available ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLADS002 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06358 Promoter: CAMplan Promoter Alias: Mark Strawbridge Representing NJS Design Site Details Site Name: Land r/o Orchard Bungalow, Pilch Lane, Adstock Land Use 1: 5 – 10 dwellings Land Use 2: Live/work units (Dwellings /B1) Site Area: 0.25H Availability Available ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLADS003 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06544 Promoter: Promoter Alias: Representing EGG UK Propoerty Limited Site Details Site Name: Land to the east of Ryans Cottage, Main Street, Adstock Land Use 1: 1 – 4 Private residential dwellings subject to Land Use 2: 4 – 8 Affordable homes for countryside workers, planning approval subject to planning approval Site Area: 0.8 Availability Available ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAKE001 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06560 Promoter: Urban And Rural Planning Promoter Alias: Simon Murphy Solutions Representing Mr A Grant Site Details Site Name: Oaktree Farm, Leckhampstead Road, Akeley Land Use 1: Open market housing site capacity to be Land Use 2: In light of the recently reduced s106 thresholds for determined after consideration of site constraints smaller sites, a financial contribution towards and local market need. Indicative capacity of 5-10 affordable housing may be made subject to agreed units. site capacity and viability appraisal. Site Area: 1.62ha Availability Available ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAST002 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06364 Promoter: Promoter Alias: Representing Kier Homes Site Details Site Name: Land off Stratford Close, Aston Clinton Land Use 1: The site is capable of accommodating a Land Use 2: residential scheme of around 40 dwellings. Kier Homes has recently submitted a pre-app request to the Council that proposes the construction of 37 dwellings on the site. Site Area: 1.257 ha Availability 1 to 5 Years ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAST007a Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 01219 Promoter: Promoter Alias: Representing Mrs Y J Lau Site Details Site Name: Land South of Aylesbury Road, Aston Clinton Land Use 1: 120 units Land Use 2: Site Area: Availability Available ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAST007b Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 01262 Promoter: Rectory Homes Limited Promoter Alias: George Bethell Representing Chi Fong Yeung, Yun Jin Lau Site Details Site Name: Land and Buildings lying to the south east of Aylesbury Road, Aston Clinton Land Use 1: 100 units Land Use 2: Site Area: Availability Available ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAST008 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06478 Promoter: Luken Beck Mdp Ltd Promoter Alias: Ian Johnson Representing CH Rolfe Will Trust Site Details Site Name: Land at Brook Farm, Aston Clinton Land Use 1: Residential development of c.100 dwellings Land Use 2: with associated open space, landscaping and access Site Area: 4.7ha Availability 1 to 5 Years ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAST013 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06375 Promoter: Armstrong Rigg Planning Promoter Alias: Geoff Armstrong Representing Taylor Wimpey South Midlands Site Details Site Name: Land at Stablebridge Road, Aston Clinton Land Use 1: 48 residential units of which 35% affordable, see Land Use 2: below. 17 affordable units. Site Area: 3.3ha Availability Available ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAST023 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06507 Promoter: Promoter Alias: Representing Banner Homes Central Ltd Site Details Site Name: Land north-east of 108-148 Weston Road, Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire. Land Use 1: Land Use 2: Site Area: Whole site- 2.91 h Availability Available ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAST024a Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 05405 Promoter: Planning Pilots Limited Promoter Alias: Mr Nigel Moor Representing GRE Land Limited Site Details Site Name: Land north of Aylesbury Road/ south of the A41, Aston Cinton Land Use 1: 500 dwellings plus 195,000sqm employment Land Use 2: 1000 dwellings plus 101,000sqm employment space Site Area: 37ha Availability 1 to 5 Years ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAST024b Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06551 Promoter: Promoter Alias: Representing Sedgwick Associates Site Details Site Name: Land west of College Road south (north of Brook Farm) Land Use 1: Up to 90 dwellings Land Use 2: Site Area: 3.4ha Availability Available ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAST025 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06521 Promoter: Promoter Alias: Representing Robert Mason Site Details Site Name: Masons Meadow, Old A41 Aylesbury Road, Aston Clinton Land Use 1: Mixed Use- light industrial Land Use 2: Small units (first time buyers) Site Area: Whole site Availability 1 to 5 Years ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAST026 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06474 Promoter: Cerda Planning Limited Promoter Alias: Michael Robson Representing Kler Group Limited Site Details Site Name: Land off Chapel Drive, Aston Clinton Land Use 1: Open market and affordable housing, Land Use 2: approximately 50 houses on Site 1 and up to 100 houses on Site 2. Site Area: Availability Available ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAUE002 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06124 Promoter: David Local Associates Promoter Alias: Mr Nick Freer Representing Oxford New College Site Details Site Name: Land north of Weedon Hill MDA and Watermead Land Use 1: 500 homes, green network, sports pitches, play Land Use 2: areas, cycle routes Site Area: 98.64ha (figure in Availability Available ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAYL034 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 03308 Promoter: Promoter Alias: Representing Mr Richard Gummery Site Details Site Name: Land between Barnett House and Barnett Way, Bierton Land Use 1: Land Use 2: Site Area: 14 acres Availability Available ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAYL052 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 00163 Promoter: DTZ Promoter Alias: Mr Neil Wells Representing Royal Mail Group Site Details Site Name: Aylesbury Delivery Office/Industrial, 2 St Johns Road, Aylesbury, Land Use 1: 200 units Land Use 2: Site Area: Availability 1 to 5 Years ValeVale ofof AylesburyAylesbury LocalLocal PlanPlan RegulationRegulation 1818 -- CallCall forfor SitesSites February 2015 SHLAA Ref SHLAYL056 Promoter Details Uniform Ref: 06050 Promoter: Promoter Alias: Representing Mr Nick Jenkins Site Details Site Name: Land off Buckingham Street, New Street, Cambridge Street and Cambridge Place, HP20 2LA Land Use 1: 76 residential units in total (incl. affordable Land Use 2: housing and specialist residential). Car parking to serve existing retail, new residential and town centre uses. Site Area: 1.22ha Availability
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