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Stoke-On-Trent Residential Site Analysis at 01 04 2008 Stoke-on-Trent Residential Site Analysis at 01 04 2008 This workbook combines site information from three documents already published in the Core Spatial Strategy Evidence Base EB/058b Stoke-on-Trent - 2006-07 Residential Completions (rows hidden but numbers shown in total / summary figures) EB/058d Stoke-on-Trent - 2007-08 Residential Completions (rows hidden but numbers shown in total / summary figures) EB/058f Stoke-on-Trent - Residential Site Analysis at 01-04-08 It is hoped that this single sheet format will be easier to understand, with all completions, commitments and potential capacity shown in a single column - 'evidence base capacity'. NO changes have been made to the data, other than the addition of the greenfield / brownfield status of each site. The workbook will print on A3 paper size (11 single sided pages) Web publication rules prevent us publishing 'excel' format to our internet site. Copies can be supplied in 'excel' format on request. Explanation of column headings Planning Status - indicates the level of commitment, in planning terms, that a site had on 31/3/2008. Completions in 2006/07 - indicates the number of dwellings completed on a site in the year ending 31/3/2007. Completions in 2007/08 - indicates the number of dwellings completed on a site in the year ending 31/3/2008. Under construction on 31/3/2008 - indicates the number of dwellings where building work had started, but not been completed, on 31/3/2008. Commitments not started on 31/3/08 - indicates the number of dwellings, on committed sites, where building work had not started on 31/3/2008. NOTE - Total commitments (4,394 dwellings) are calculated by adding the above two numbers together, that is those under construction and those not started. 5 Year Supply Paper / draft SHLAA capacity - shows the council's estimate of the number of dwellings achievable on a site, based on conditions as at 31/3/2008. It includes both commitments and potential sites. Evidence Base Capacity - shows the council's revised estimate of the number of dwellings achievable on a site, re-assessed on 1/1/2009. These are the figures used in CCD4 and Matter 4 documents. It includes both commitments and potential sites. Maximised Capacity @40/ha - purely theoretical capacity of a site, subject to the comments in the notes column, assuming 40 dwellings per hectare. Maximised Capacity @45/ha - purely theoretical capacity of a site, subject to the comments in the notes column, assuming 45 dwellings per hectare. Brownfield /Greenfield Brownfield in2006/07 Completions in2007/08 Completions constructionon31/3/08 Under notstartedon31/3/08 Commitments capacity /draftSHLAA Paper Supply 5 Year Capacity Base Evidence @40/ha Maximised Capacity @45/ha Maximised Capacity SITE Site Name Street Locality Planning Status Notes REF City Centre Commitments 1916 33-37 Dew Drop Inn Marsh Street South Hanley Full - Granted B 00011111Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 1933 47-51 Trinity Street Hanley Full - Granted B 00011111Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9196i former Clarence Primary School Sampson Street (southern side) Hanley Outline - Granted 0 0 0 17 17 22 22 22 Will most likely come forward as part of a mixed use scheme. Capacity of 50/ha applied as this is easily achieved in mixed-use city centre B developments. Residential only development would easily exceed 100/ha. 9031i land at Trinity Street Hanley Full - Granted (s106) B 0 0 0 41 41 41 41 41 Site specific requirement for apartments, capacity unchanged from planning permission. 9735i 7-27 Newhall Street Hanley Full - Granted (s106) B 0 0 0 27 27 27 27 27 Site specific requirement for apartments, capacity unchanged from planning permission. 0 0 0 87 87 92 92 92 Inner Urban Core Commitments 1061 Ex Midwinter Pottery Newport Lane Middleport Full - Granted B 0 0 27 48 75 18 18 18 Development included apartments. Capacity revised to 45/ha assuming a revised scheme of town houses instead of apartments. 1158B 66-68 Bucknall Old Road Hanley Full - Granted B 0 0 0 21 21 7 7 7 Development included apartments. Capacity revised to 45/ha assuming a revised scheme of town houses instead of apartments. 1632 Former Hanley Pottery Eastwood Road Hanley Full - Granted B 0 28 18 25 43 43 43 43 Development underway. There is no known constraint to continued delivery on this site 1802A Planet Lock Wharf Norfolk Street Shelton Full - Granted B 0 0 27 0 27 27 27 27 Development underway. There is no known constraint to continued delivery on this site 1827A Royal Staffordshire China Navigation Road Burslem Full - Granted B 14 18 11 0 11 11 11 11 Development underway. There is no known constraint to continued delivery on this site 3104 'Twyfords' Shelton New Road Cliffe Vale Full - Granted B 0 107 16 64 80 80 80 80 Development underway. There is no known constraint to continued delivery on this site 9050B former Eagle Pottery Phase B Ivyhouse Road Northwood ARM - Granted B 8 42 8 50 58 58 58 58 Development underway. There is no known constraint to continued delivery on this site 9051C former Trent Bathrooms Phase C Leek Road Hanley ARM - Granted B 0 0 30 17 47 47 47 47 Development underway. There is no known constraint to continued delivery on this site 9051E former Trent Bathrooms Phase E Leek Road Hanley ARM - Granted B 0 0 13 0 13 13 13 13 Development underway. There is no known constraint to continued delivery on this site 9174i Countryside Properties site Greenhead Street Burslem Full - Granted B 162 104 24 122 146 146 146 146 Development underway. There is no known constraint to continued delivery on this site 9227 former depot and land Greenhead Street Burslem Full - Granted B 0 0 36 54 90 90 90 90 Development underway. There is no known constraint to continued delivery on this site 9238 former CEGB site Ridgway Road Hanley Full - Granted B 0 0 0 91 91 91 91 91 Site preparation has commenced. There is no known constraint to delivery on this site 9338 Caledonia Mills Caldonia Road Shelton Full - Granted B 0 0 0 31 31 7 7 7 Development included apartments. Capacity revised to 45/ha assuming a revised scheme of town houses instead of apartments. 9349 291 Waterloo Road Cobridge Full - Granted B 0 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 Conversion to 10 one bed flats - assumed will not go ahead 9354 land at Furlong Passage Burslem Full - Granted B 0 0 3 26 29 29 29 29 Development underway. There is no known constraint to continued delivery on this site 9381 Ivyhouse Mills Commercial Road Hanley Full - Granted B 0 0 0 143 143 60 60 60 Development included apartments. Capacity revised to 45/ha assuming a revised scheme of town houses instead of apartments. 9419 land at Sneyd Street Cobridge Full - Granted B 0 0 0 18 18 18 18 18 Site specific requirement for apartments, capacity unchanged from planning permission. 9420 Pebble Vale premises Sneyd Street Cobridge Full - Granted B 0 0 0 13 13 13 13 13 There is no known constraint to delivery on this site 9425 depot Belmont Road Etruria Full - Granted B 0 0 0 13 13 4 4 4 Development included apartments. Capacity revised to 45/ha assuming a revised scheme of town houses instead of apartments. 9590 land off Greenhead Street Burslem Full - Granted B 0 0 0 13 13 13 13 13 Development underway. There is no known constraint to continued delivery on this site 1057 Rear of 208-214 Waterloo Road Cobridge Full - Granted B 00066666Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 1162 56-60 Waterloo Street Hanley Full - Granted B 00022222Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 1170ii 18-30 Howard Place Shelton Full - Granted B 00011111Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 1487 site of 2 Sturgess Street Stoke Full - Granted B 00022222Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 1512 'Rose Cottage' Bycars Road Burslem Full - Granted B 00033333Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 1590 adj 19 Houghton Street Hanley Full - Granted B 00404444Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 1641 land adj 24 Bursley Road Cobridge ARM - Granted B 00022222Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 1690 land off Bursley Road Burslem Variation - Granted B 00022222Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 1691 28 Market Place Burslem Variation - Granted B 00033333Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 1880 Opp 4/6 Prime Street Birches Head ARM - Granted G 00022222Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9036 357 Newcastle Street Burslem Full - Granted B 00011111Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9037 5 Hot Lane Burslem Full - Granted B 00011111Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9112 1 Longport Road Longport Full - Granted B 00011111Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9117 Rear of 36 -38 Queen Street Burslem Full - Granted B 00011111Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9130 public house Greenhead Street Burslem Full - Granted B 00088888Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9132 8 Booth Street Stoke on Trent Appeal - Granted B 00011111Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9145 205A High Lane Burslem Full - Granted B 00101111Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9155 12, 14, 14a Nile Street Burslem Full - Granted B 00066666Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9167 land at Epworth Street Stoke Full - Granted B 00606666Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9192 2 / 4 Chamberlain Avenue Trent Vale Full - Granted B 00101111Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9205 44 (first floor) Kingsway Stoke Full - Granted B 00033333Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9208 2A, 2B Frank Street Trent Vale Full - Granted B 00022222Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9231 Warehouse Glover Street Birches Head Full - Granted B 00066666Scheme below 10 units - not assessed 9236 324 Etruria Vale Road Etruria Full - Granted B 00022222Scheme
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