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View the Site Assessment Sheets For Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment SITE REF: R022 ALLOTMENTS, REAR OF HEMMING WAY 75.6m 2 1 4 1 H arka H way ouse 6 1 1 s WAY age G Cott N h 3 tc a MI B EM H Chaddesley FIS HER 8 Allotment Gardens 2 B SLA rou gh 1 C t 7 Th ot on NE e C tag ot e tag O T e he Th Ba e G S ke ate t ry H or ou es se El m s E Sub Sta nd P ath (u m) oo l H ou se P a t h ( u m ) Allotment Gardens 2 (C) Crown Copyright. All rights reserved 100018317. 2009 Settlement: Site Ref: R022 Grid ref: Site Area: 0.448 Ha Chaddesley Corbett 389402 273639 Site Address: Allotments, rear of Hemming Way, Chaddesley Within or adjoining Corbett settlement: Ward: Blakedown & Chaddesley Yes Current or previous use: allotments Greenfield/Brownfield greenfield Site Description: allotments surrounded by housing and farmland washed over by Green Belt Ownership: Diocese of Worcester Planning History: previous application for affordable housing refused on highways grounds Physical Vehicular access Poor Characteristics Flood risk No Contamination no Topography flat Environmental Character/visual Potential adverse impact on views into village impact impact Natural heritage Loss of open space Built heritage Potential adverse impact on Conservation Area Other N/A Infrastructure capacity suitable Access to local facilities Good – village shops within 5 minutes walk Public transport accessibility Moderate – hourly service within 10 minutes walk Panel’s view on suitability for housing, Not considered suitable due to access potential capacity problems Potential timescale for delivery N/A Constraints to delivery N/A Wyre Forest District Local Development Framework SHLAA SITE ASSESSMENT SHEETS (JULY 2009) Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment SITE REF: R066 FORMER DEPOT, BUTTS LANE, STONE Stone 7 Spode Cottage V Stanklyn IC 5 The Cottage Keepers Cottage Well Stanklyn Cottage Tank Tank GP BU Depot T T S Tank L Grain Store AN E New House Pond Nursery Madinatul Uloom Islamic College (C) Copyright. 2007. BLOM. Wyre Forest District (C) Crown Copyright. All rights reserved 100018317. 2009 Settlement: Stone Site Ref: R066 Grid ref: Site Area: 7.088 Ha 385882 274292 Site Address: Former Depot, Butts Lane, Stone Within or adjoining Ward: Blakedown & Chaddesley settlement: no Current or previous use: vacant agricultural auction Greenfield/Brownfield buildings brownfield Site Description: vacant buildings screened by trees Ownership: private Planning History: previous permission for conversion of buildings lost due to partial demolition. New application under consideration Physical Vehicular access Reasonable Characteristics Flood risk No Contamination unknown Topography Gently sloping Environmental Character/visual No adverse impact – buildings well screened. impact impact Previously developed site in Green Belt Natural heritage No adverse impact – biodiversity enhancements - TPO Built heritage N/A Other N/A Infrastructure capacity suitable Access to local facilities Poor - no facilities within walking distance Public transport accessibility Reasonable – bus stop within 500m Panel’s view on suitability for housing, Suitable for mixed use conversion scheme potential capacity with live-work units and affordable housing – 31 units in total Potential timescale for delivery 2011-16 Constraints to delivery N/A Wyre Forest District Local Development Framework SHLAA SITE ASSESSMENT SHEETS (JULY 2009) Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment SITE REF: R067 LAND ADJACENT DOCTOR’S SURGERY, BRIAR HILL 4 2 h Pat 1 6 4 0 a 2 1 1 1 9 T M h 1 e 5 3 Orc A 3 h 6 ard LV 6 B C e B a E o a u t n t t a k y R g e 2 N Ch erry Tre V Co e tta 1 I m g 1 E e 5 48 enacres W 2 LB El 3 M 93. 2 T Sub Sta B 3 H 0 L EG TCB IL H 90.8m R 3 2 R E A I 6 E 1 R Shelter N B 2 2 2 3 2 2 1 2 Pond Pond 9 Skinks 7 2 m) (u 1 th a P T H L E L H HI O R LLO A I Well ) R 76.5m m (u B th W a GP P A Y BM 76.61m FB FB Surgery Brook Cottage 75.6m Te l Ex Hock Br ley ook En B d ro ok Little 2 1 Holloway Hawthorns 4 1 Hark Elizabeth away Hous Cottage e Y 6 1 Corbesley 1 House s WA e g a t t G o C N I h 3 c t a M B M E The Swan Stones H Hotel Chaddesley Corbett (PH) FIS H 8 Allotment Gardens ER 2 B S rou L gh 1 C t A 7 Th ot on NE e C tag 79.9m ot e tag Cities Revealed (C) copyright by the GeoInformation(R)Group and Crown L PO (C) Crown Copyright. All rights reserved 100018317. 2009 Copyright. All Rights Reserved Settlement: Site Ref: R067 Grid ref: Site Area: 2.279 Ha Chaddesley Corbett 389449 273905 Site Address: land adjacent Doctors’ Surgery, Briar Hill, Within or adjoining Chaddesley Corbett settlement: Ward: Blakedown & Chaddesley Yes Current or previous use: farmland Greenfield/Brownfield greenfield Site Description: farmland adjacent village surgery with Hockley Brook and footpath running along boundary Ownership: private Planning History: application in 2007 for village green, car park and housing development on part of site withdrawn Physical Vehicular access Good Characteristics Flood risk Potential flooding from Hockley Brook Contamination N/A Topography Gently sloping Environmental Character/visual Adjacent Conservation Area impact impact Natural heritage Impact on stream and pool systems Built heritage Adjacent listed building Other Important green wedge between settlements – Green Belt Infrastructure capacity suitable Access to local facilities Good – village shops within walking distance Public transport accessibility Reasonable –– hourly service within 10 minutes walk Panel’s view on suitability for housing, Not considered suitable for housing due to potential capacity impact on Green Belt and Conservation Area Potential timescale for delivery N/A Constraints to delivery N/A Wyre Forest District Local Development Framework SHLAA SITE ASSESSMENT SHEETS (JULY 2009) Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment SITE REF: R109 CHADDESLEY CORBETT ENDOWED PRIMARY SCHOOL nd Little Holloway 2 Hawthorns H Elizabeth arka H way Cottage ouse Corbesley 1 House s age Cott h 3 tc a B The Swan Stones Hotel (PH) F ISHER B SLA rou gh T Co to he tta n N Co ge 79.9m tta L ge od PO Th C ge e Th otta Ba e G g S ke at e t ry e H Ye ore o w s T Co ree tta ge Be am s E nd Sa d Corbett Endowed Primary School dle Co rs tta ge Sc ho ol Ho Tu us do e r H ou TCB se T St Cassian's he Ha ylo Church Lych ft Gate Talbot Inn 1 1 (PH) BM 9 78.25m War Cross Meml Sp (restored) s enc e er s H u ous e Ho B y 4 a it rt r on a s Ch 2 1 The Old Police House 1 1 (C) Crown Copyright. All rights reserved 100018317. 2009 Settlement: Site Ref: R109 Grid ref: Site Area: 0.493 Ha Chaddesley Corbett 389092 273696 Site Address: Chaddesley Corbett Endowed Primary School Within or adjoining Ward: Blakedown & Chaddesley settlement: Yes Current or previous use: primary school and playing field Greenfield/Brownfield brownfield Site Description: Victorian school building in Conservation Area in centre of village adjacent church and farmland Ownership: Chaddesley Corbett Education Foundation Planning History: none of relevance – may become surplus to requirements if school relocates to outside village boundary Physical Vehicular access Reasonable but narrow access to rear Characteristics Flood risk No Contamination Unlikely Topography Flat Environmental Character/visual Would look to convert main buildings; needs impact impact careful consideration Natural heritage No potential adverse impact if only conversion Built heritage Impact on Conservation Area and adjoining listed buildings. Other N/A Infrastructure capacity suitable Access to local facilities Good – local shops within 5 minutes walk Public transport accessibility Good – hourly bus service – bus stop within 5 minutes walk Panel’s view on suitability for housing, May be suitable for housing - maximum of 10 potential capacity units Potential timescale for delivery 2011-16 Constraints to delivery May not be available if school remains on same site Wyre Forest District Local Development Framework SHLAA SITE ASSESSMENT SHEETS (JULY 2009) Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment SITE REF: K118 LAND TO NORTH OF STANKLYN LANE k ac Tr 50.6m Sports Ground Track ck a 49.7m Tr Sports Ground L T E E 49.4m N A f L De N Y L K N A ) m T u ( h S t a 5 P 8 H R m 1 9 R . 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