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Summary Report Site Reference Represented by Site_owner Site_name Date_submitted Site_area Use_1_details Use_2_details Availability Years_to_complete Aston Abbots Land adjacent to Orchard Cottage, Moat Ian Towle Pair of semi-detached SHLAAB001 Lane, Aston Abbotts, Aylesbury, 03-Jul-14 0.17 1 to 5 Years 1 Aston Abbotts houses and cart sheds. Buckinghamshire. Mr and Mrs Olley, 8 homes including 4 SHLAAB003 Mr and Mrs Olley, Aston Abbots The Abbey 04-Dec-15 0.49 1 to 5 Years 2 Aston Abbots affordable homes. Mr and Mrs Olley, Mr and Mrs Olley, Aston SHLAAB004 Land to the west of the Abbey 04-Dec-15 0.56 15 units 1 to 5 Years 2 Aston Abbots Abbotts Addington Residential Development for village for ‘Extra 8 years with release of Ajwan Property Limited c/o Land south of Buckingham Road or Land residential or mixed use Care’ including SHLADD001 28-May-14 43 units average of 100 Agent north of Bridge Farm for up to 800 residential ancillary per annum units facilities for use by residents. Armstrong Rigg SHLADD003 Planning for Taylor Mr D Komaroni Addington Business Park 04-Jul-16 1.88 Residential 1 to 5 Years 1 Wimpey South Adstock Jon Stone 2 Acres of land for 5-10 SHLADS001 Adstock Adstock House, East Street, Adstock 03-Jul-14 0.89 Available 6 Months-1 Year houses Land r/o Orchard Bungalow, Pilch Lane, Live/work units SHLADS002 Mr Nick Shipp 26-May-14 0.22 5 – 10 dwellings Available 2 Adstock (Dwellings /B1) 4 – 8 Affordable homes for Paul Dobson 1 – 4 Private residential One year or less Land to the east of Ryans Cottage, Main countryside SHLADS003 Adstock 25-Sep-14 0.8 dwellings subject to Available depending on size of Street, Adstock workers, subject planning approval development to planning approval Land between Main Street, Adstock and the SHLADS004 Mr Richard Jenden Mr and Mrs Jenden 22-Feb-16 1.26 Residential Available 2 A413 Land between Adstock Manor and Scotts SHLADS005 WYG Mr and Mrs Paling 20-Jun-16 0.55 Residential Available Less than 1 year Lane, Adstock Akeley Site Reference Represented by Site_owner Site_name Date_submitted Site_area Use_1_details Use_2_details Availability Years_to_complete In light of the recently reduced s106 thresholds for Open market housing smaller sites, a site capacity to be financial determined after contribution SHLAKE001 Mr Grant, Akeley Oaktree Farm, Leckhampstead Road, Akeley 12-Jan-15 1.62ha consideration of site towards Available 1 constraints and local affordable market need. Indicative housing may be capacity of 5-10 units. made subject to agreed site capacity and viability appraisal. Aston Clinton PUNCH PARTNERSHIPS (PML) The site is capable of LIMITED accommodating a Jubilee House residential scheme of SHLAST002 Second Avenue Land off Stratford Close, Aston Clinton 20-May-14 1.257 ha around 40 dwellings. 1 to 5 Years 1-1.5 Burton on Trent Kier Homes has recently Staffordshire submitted a pre-app DE14 2WF request to the Council CH Rolfe Will Trust, Land between Draytonmead Farm, the Red SHLAST004 01-Dec-15 12.7ha c/o agent House and the Grand Union Canal Mr Nick Moore (the client of SHLAST005 Land East of College Road South 12-Nov-14 1.982 ha 30 dwellings Available Less than 1 year Rural solutions Ltd) Chi Fong Yeung, Aylesbury, SHLAST007a Land South of Aylesbury Road, Aston Clinton 04-Jul-14 120 units Available 3 Bucks Chi Fong Yeung, Aylesbury, Land and Buildings lying to the south east of SHLAST007b 19-Jun-14 100 units Available 3 Bucks Aylesbury Road, Aston Clinton Taylor Wimpey South Midlands 48 residential units of SHLAST013 Land at Stablebridge Road, Aston Clinton 23-May-14 3.3ha Available 2 own the site which 35% affordable, Cala Homes has an option to Land north-east of 108-148 Weston Road, Whole site- SHLAST023 01-Jul-14 Available 1.5 Years purchase the land. Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire. 2.91 ha 1000 dwellings 500 dwellings plus Land north of Aylesbury Road/ south of the plus SHLAST024a 28-May-14 26.7 195,000sqm 1 to 5 Years 5-10 A41, Aston Cinton 101,000sqm employment space employment Hollins Strategic Land (sole Land west of College Road south (north of SHLAST024b 20-Nov-14 3.4ha Up to 90 dwellings Available 1-3 years owner) Brook Farm) Residential development CH Rolfe Will Trust, SHLAST024c CH Rolfe Will Trust, c/o agent Land at Brook Farm, Aston Clinton 28-May-14 4.7ha of c.100 dwellings 1 to 5 Years 1 c/o agent with associated open Mr & Mrs Bevan – F A comprehensive Cuckfield, West Land to the North of The Lawns, 93 residential development SHLAST024d 2.23 Available 3 Sussex, Mr & Mrs Aylesbury Road, Aston Clinton of a mix of house sizes Morgan – Hen and types of Site Reference Represented by Site_owner Site_name Date_submitted Site_area Use_1_details Use_2_details Availability Years_to_complete 15,500 sqm of c 60 dwellings Land immediaely adjacent A41 Aston commercial floor space with associated CH Rolfe Will Trust, SHLAST024e CH Rolfe Will Trust, c/o agent Clinton bypass and west of College Road 01-Dec-15 4.5 for open space, 1 to 5 Years 1 c/o agent South office, industrial or landscaping and warehousing use access Robert Mason Masons Meadow, Old A41 Aylesbury Road, Mixed Use- light Small units (first SHLAST025 03-Jul-14 1.6 1 to 5 Years 17 Brookstreet Aston Clinton industrial time buyers) Open market and Sites in single ownership, under affordable housing, SHLAST026 legal option by Kler Group Land off Chapel Drive, Aston Clinton 28-May-14 2.15 Available 1.5-2 approximately 50 Limited, development company. houses on Site 1 and up Represented by Mrs W Carter (same as site SHLAST029 Land at the Red House 28-Jan-15 1.06 1 to 5 Years 1-2 Barker Parry promoter) SHLAST030 Mr & Mrs Bone Mr and Mrs Bone Orchard Farm, Aylesbury Road 27-Jul-15 6.55 Mr George Mr George Hammond, SHLAST031 Land r/0 79a Weston Road 07-Dec-15 2.56 20-60 homes 1 to 5 Years 2-3 Hammond, Rowsham GW Hammmond c/o Roxylight, Aston Clinton and Descram B & M Dairies Holdings Limited c/o SHLAST033 Land r/o 1-87 Weston Road 11-Dec-15 86 1 to 5 Years Not stated Limited Horstonbridge Development Management Ltd, Berkhampstead Land west of Lower Icknield Way to Buckinghamshire County SHLAST034 Wendover Arm Canal, south of Aston 23-May-16 26 Council Clinton Aylesbury (including 'Aylesbury' part of surrounding parishes) 98.64ha 500 homes, green Oxford New College c/o David Land north of Weedon Hill MDA and (figure SHLWEE003 network, sports pitches, Available 3 Local Associates Watermead includes land play areas, cycle routes SHLAYL098) Aylesbury Delivery Office/Industrial, 2 St SHLAYL052 Royal Mail Group 200 units 1 to 5 Years 1 to 5 years Johns Road, Aylesbury, 76 residential units in Land off Buckingham Street, New Street, Turley Associates, total (incl. affordable SHLAYL056 Cambridge Street and Cambridge Place, 22-May-14 1.22ha 1 to 5 Years 1-2 years London housing and specialist HP20 2LA residential). Shaun Hose, 100 units over Friats Rockspring Investment 30 affordable SHLAYL066 Rockspring Friars Square Shopping Centre 02-Dec-15 23.5 Quare SC and bus 1 to 5 Years 1-2 Management, London units Investment station and car park Aylesbury Gas Holder Station, Gatehouse SHLAYL072 Quod Scotia Gas Networks 21-May-14 0.42 ha 1 to 5 Years Road, Aylesbury Site Reference Represented by Site_owner Site_name Date_submitted Site_area Use_1_details Use_2_details Availability Years_to_complete Provision of affordable housing subject to development viability tested on a phase-by Barwood LaSalle Land Nominee phase basis. 1 Limited Provision of a 1 Curzon Street 2,745 residential C2 Use Class 60- London dwellings offering a bed W1J 5 HD range residential care Barwood LaSalle Land Nominee and mix of dwellings home. 2 Limited Chilmark Consulting Land at Fleet Marston, Aylesbury, within a Multi-purpose SHLFLM001 1 Curzon Street 28-May-14 173.7ha Available 10-15 years for Barwood Buckinghamshire HP18 0QT comprehensive D1 Use Class London sustainable urban community W1J 5 HD extension centre of up to John Andrew Hunter and Anne including the other uses 1,300 sq.m. Hunter listed below. Primary Health Fleet Marston Care GP surgery Aylesbury facility of sufficient size to accommodate up to 9 GP’s. Ecological Interpretation facility. The Ernest Cook Trust The Honourable Rupert Francis Gleeson John Carington Land South of Oxford Road, Aylesbury (part Approximately 4000 SHLSTO016 Developments 28-May-14 1 to 5 Years Approx 10 Jeffrey Alan Cloke of the former Southern Growth Arc) residential units Limited R, J, T and A Pearce RS Pearce Trust Approximately 220 The Honourable Rupert Francis SHLWEE001 East of Watermead, Aylesbury 28-May-14 11.27ha residential dwellings. Up Available 2-3 years John Carington to 35% affordable 25 residential units in Land east of Gatehouse Road, Gatehouse total (incl. affordable SHLAYL076 Jeffrey Alan Cloke 22-May-14 4.04ha 1 to 5 Years 1-2 years Quarter, Aylesbury, HP19 housing). 12,484 sq m foodstore. Site Reference Represented by Site_owner Site_name Date_submitted Site_area Use_1_details Use_2_details Availability Years_to_complete Approximately 1,700 residential dwellings. 2 form entry Primary School (420 ha); children’s nursery; SHLAYL077 R, J, T and A Pearce East of Watermead, Aylesbury 28-May-14 123 ha Available 5 health care. Sports pavilion; green network; allotments; new woodland; sports pitches; play areas; Affordable Housing Specialist Resi Residential - Proposed Community 3.69 concept plan included - Facility - SHLAYL078 RS Pearce Trust Land at Gatehouse Close, Aylesbury 20-May-14 1 to 5 Years 3-4 hectares 230 flats, 36 houses.
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