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Appendix 1 Proposed List of Allocation Sites (Work in Progress) Appendix 1 Proposed List of Allocation Sites (work in progress) Proposed allocation within SHLAA Ref Address Size Preferred Options Document Folkestone and Hythe Urban Area Folkestone (inc. Cheriton & Sandgate) 27B Shepway Close, Folkestone 0.79ha 24 346 Former Gas Works, Ship Street, Folkestone 1.5ha 100 46 Ingles Manor, Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone 1.9ha 46 637 Brockman Family Centre 0.87ha 26 687 Cherry Pickers, Cheriton 0.223ha 20 425C Affinity Water, Land at Cherry Garden Avenue, Folkestone 2.875ha 70 45 Car and Coach Park, Marine Parade, Folkestone 0.7ha 65 342 Rotunda Car Park, Lower Sandgate Road, Folkestone 1.02ha 100 382 East Station Goods Yard, Southern Way, Folkestone 1.2ha 68 458 Highview School, Moat Farm Road, Folkestone 0.9ha 27 113 Former Encombe House, Sandgate 1.6ha 36 636 Shepway Resource Centre, Sandgate 0.64ha 41 103 Royal Victoria Hospital, Radnor Park Avenue, Folkestone 1ha 42 625 3-5 Shorncliffe Road, Folkestone 0.15ha 20 405 Coolinge Lane Land, Folkestone 4.54ha 40 Hythe 137 Smiths Medical, Boundary Road, Hythe 3.2ha 80 142 Hythe Pool, South Road, Hythe 0.5ha 50 621 Land opposite 24 Station Road, Hythe 1.25ha 40 313 Foxwood School, Seabrook Road, Hythe 6.3ha 150 153 Princes Parade, Hythe 7.2ha 150 1018 St Saviour's Hospital, Hythe 1.15ha 35 622 Saltwood Care Centre, Tanners Hill, Hythe 2ha TBC North Downs Hawkinge 244 Former Officers Mess, Aerodrome Road, Hawkinge 3.75ha 70 334 Mill Lane r/o Mill Farm, Hawkinge 1.1ha 14 404 Land adj Kent Battle of Britain Museum, Aerodrome Road, Hawkinge 5.5ha 100 Sellindge 402 The Piggery, Main Road, Sellindge 0.3ha 8 618 Land west of Jubilee Cottage, Swan Lane, Sellindge 0.9ha 15 1005 Land at Barrow Hill, Sellindge 0.69ha 15 1007 Silver Spray, Sellindge 0.45ha 5 627 Land rear of Brook Lane Cottages, Brook Lane, Sellindge 0.454ha 11 Lyminge 605 Land South of Canterbury Road, Lyminge 2.1ha 30 Densole 1003 Land adjoining 385 Canterbury Road, Densole 3.232ha 25 Lympne 209 Lympne Airfield 28.5ha 125 Etchinghill 418 Etchinghill Nursery, Etchinghill 1.6ha 30 419 Land adjacent the Golf Course, Etchinghill 0.74ha 11 Elham 1004 Land at Duck Street, Elham 0.3ha 5 Stelling Minnis 635 Camping and Caravan Site, Minnis Lane 0.47ha 11 Stanford 613 Land rear Barnstormers, Stone Street, Stanford 0.5ha 5 Westernhanger 204A Folkestone Racecourse (parts), Westenhanger 0.75ha 11 Romney Marsh New Romney (inc. Littlestone) 1020 Land to the South of New Romney 22ha 400 403 Land west of Ashford Road, New Romney 3.22ha 60 638 Marsh Academy, Station Road, New Romney 0.98 29 230 Land RO The Old School House, Church Lane, New Romney 0.4ha 10 379 Land off Victoria Road West, Littlestone 10.00ha 70 437 Cherry Gardens, New Romney 0.53ha 10 Lydd 390 Peak Welders, Romney Road, Lydd 0.7ha 18 195 Station Yard, Station Road, Lydd 0.87ha 30 306a & 306b Land at Kitewell Lane, Lydd 0.51ha 9 451b Kitwell Lane, RO Ambulance Station, Lydd (Site A) 8 St Mary’s Bay 4ha (1.6ha 4 Former Sands Motel, St Mary's Bay proposed for 85 housing) Greatstone 462 Land rear Varne Boat Club, Coast Drive, Greatstone 0.23ha 5 1013 Car Park, Coast Drive Greatstone 0.47ha 16 Brookland 431 The Old Slaughterhouse, 'Rosemary Corner', Brookland 0.27ha 5 407a & 609 Land North and South Pod Corner, Brookland 0.72ha 35 Brenzett 612 Land adjacent Moore Close, Brenzett 2.07ha 20 Total 2531 Character Area Settlement Number of units proposed to be allocated in Preferred Option Document Folkestone & Hythe Urban Area Folkestone 648 Hythe 505 Sandgate 77 Total for Character Area 1230 North Downs Hawkinge 184 Sellindge 54 Lyminge 30 Densole 25 Lympne 125 Etchinghill 41 Elham 5 Stelling Minnis 11 Stanford 5 Westenhanger 11 Total for Character Area 491 Romney Marsh New Romney 579 Lydd 65 St Mary’s Bay 85 Greatstone 21 Brookland 40 Brenzett 20 Total for Character Area 810.
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