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(Ha) HELAA Reference Site Proposed for SUITABLE AVAILABLE ACHIEVABLE 0-5Y 6-10Y 11-15Y 15+ Site number Site Known By Site Location Site Ward Size (ha) HELAA Reference Site Proposed for SUITABLE AVAILABLE ACHIEVABLE 0-5y 6-10y 11-15y 15+ Site Of Former Alderman Leach Primary School Alderman Leach Grove 1 Leach (Flats) Cockerton 0.2 1 Housing y y y g Land South of Burtree Lane, Land South of Harrowgate Harrowgate 3 Burtree Lane Hill Hill 21.42 3 Housing y y y g yw red Land At Rear Of 2 - 12 Land East of Harrowgate The White Village Harrowgate 6 Horse, A167 Hill 0.69 6 Housing Y Y Y yw Land At Berrymead Farm/Land North of Berrymead White Horse Harrowgate 8 Farm Pub Hill 16.49 8 Housing y y y g yw red Blackwell Blackwell 9 Grange East Grange East Park West 8.26 9 Housing y y y g Blackwell Blackwell 10 Grange West Grange West Park West 9.75 10 Housing y y y g 1 Site number Site Known By Site Location Site Ward Size (ha) HELAA Reference Site Proposed for SUITABLE AVAILABLE ACHIEVABLE 0-5y 6-10y 11-15y 15+ Cattle Mart and Car Park, Clifton Road (Park East/Park Lane) Town Centre Fringe 11 Cattle Mart (TCF) Park East 2.16 11 Housing y n y g yw Cross Town Route Sites, South of West of East Cleveland Coast Main 13 Street Line North Road 9.31 13 Employment n n n e e e e Darlington Darlington Timber Timber 14 Supplies Supplies Stephenson 0.63 14 Mixed y n n yw Branksome School Branksome (footprint) 15 School Egglestone Cockerton 1.78 15 Housing n n n Land At Lancaster House Lancaster Durham Tees Sadberge 16 House, DTVA Valley Airport MSG 1.88 16 Housing y y y g St George Sadberge 17 Way DTVA West of DTVA MSG 24.26 17 Mixed y y y g yw red Eastern Urban Fringe Great Sadberge 20 Great Burdon Burdon MSG 105 20 Housing y y y yw red yes 2 Site number Site Known By Site Location Site Ward Size (ha) HELAA Reference Site Proposed for SUITABLE AVAILABLE ACHIEVABLE 0-5y 6-10y 11-15y 15+ Elm Tree Farm (South of Golf 21 Elm Tree Farm Club) Whinfield 8.47 21 Housing y y y g Land Adjoining Faverdale Land off West / Faverdale Argon/Spence Brinkburn 22 West r Land Faverdale 1.92 22 Employment y y y e e e e Former Corus Former Corus Site, Whessoe Site, Whessoe 26 Road Road North Road 7.26 26 Mixed Y y y e e e e Springfield Salters Lane Haughton 28 School South Springfield 1.2 28 Housing y y y g Land at Glebe Land at Glebe Road / Green Road / South Harrowgate 30 Lane of Glebe Road Hill 1.26 30 Housing y y y g yw Land at 213- 219 Haughton 213-221 Road 221 Haughton Haughton 33 Road Road Stephenson 0.42 33 Housing y y y g Beech Crescent West, Heighington 34 Heighington Heightingon Coniscliffe 1.99 34 Housing y y y g Land adjacent Adj. Carmel Carmel 36 College College Mowden 1.21 36 Housing n n n 3 Site number Site Known By Site Location Site Ward Size (ha) HELAA Reference Site Proposed for SUITABLE AVAILABLE ACHIEVABLE 0-5y 6-10y 11-15y 15+ Back Back Greenwell Greenwell 37 Street Street Park East 0.2 37 Housing n n n East of Land east of Heighington 39 Beaumont Hill Beaumont Hill Coniscliffe 31.8 39 Housing y y y yw red South Coniscliffe Coniscliffe Heighington 41 Park (South) Park Coniscliffe 28.32 41 Housing y y y g yw red Land south of Faverdale Ind Estate and North of Black north of Path, Faverdale Brinkburn 44 Faverdale Black Path Faverdale 3.76 44 Employment y y y e e e e Rear of High Stell/Grendon Sadberge 45 High Stell Gardens/MSG MSG 8.49 45 Housing y y y g yw Linden Court, Linden Court, Hurworth Hurworth 47 Place Place Hurworth 0.19 47 Housing n y n red yes Berrymead Heighington 49 Farm Phase 2 Coniscliffe 21 49 Housing y y y 4 Site number Site Known By Site Location Site Ward Size (ha) HELAA Reference Site Proposed for SUITABLE AVAILABLE ACHIEVABLE 0-5y 6-10y 11-15y 15+ Former Wentworth Self Drive Hire, Melland Street & Land 50 Melland Street adjacent Park East 0.257 50 Housing n n n Mowden Hall 51 Mowden Hall (HCA Site) Mowden 1.98 51 Housing y y y g Muscar House Farm South, Barmpton Muscar House Lane 53 Farm Whinfield Whinfield 11.84 53 Housing y y y g yw Neasham Neasham 54 Nursery Nursery Hurworth 4.44 54 Housing n n n g North of Red Land north of Red Hall and 56 Hall Red Hall Lingfield 2.24 56 Housing y y y g Rear of Rear of Cockerton Cockerton Club Ruck 59 Club Engineering Pierremont 0.39 59 Housing y y n NW of Heron NW of Heron Drive - Park Red Hall & 60 Drive Homes Lingfield 1.34 60 Housing y y y g 5 Site number Site Known By Site Location Site Ward Size (ha) HELAA Reference Site Proposed for SUITABLE AVAILABLE ACHIEVABLE 0-5y 6-10y 11-15y 15+ School Aycliffe School Aycliffe Heighington 62 East East Coniscliffe 1.44 62 Housing n y n School Aycliffe School Aycliffe Heighington 63 West West Coniscliffe 3.97 63 Housing y y y g Land between Land between Middleton Middleton Lane and Lane and Neasham Neasham Sadberge 65 Road Road MSG 2.49 65 Housing y y y g South of Chesnut Street, West South of of Car Park 66 Chesnut Street TCF Northgate 0.61 66 Mixed n n n St Margarets East of Close, Middleton Middleton St Sadberge 67 Lane, MSG George MSG 2.84 67 Housing n y n Stag House / West Park Mount Brinkburn 68 Garden Village Pleasant Faverdale 79.32 68 Housing y y y g yw red yes Tees Grange Tees Grange Hummerskn 69 Farm Farm ott 6.07 69 Housing n n n Town Farm, Town Farm, Sadberge 70 Great Stainton Great Stainton MSG 2.67 70 Housing n y n Tyne Crescent 72 Tyne Crescent Skerne Park Park East 0.32 72 Housing n n n 6 Site number Site Known By Site Location Site Ward Size (ha) HELAA Reference Site Proposed for SUITABLE AVAILABLE ACHIEVABLE 0-5y 6-10y 11-15y 15+ Town End Town End Farm, Farm Sadberge 76 Brafferton Brafferton MSG 0.61 76 Housing y y y yw Land to the East of East of Middleton Middleton Road, Road / Sadberge 78 Sadberge Sadberge MSG 0.75 78 Housing y y y g West of Gate Land at Gate Lane, Low Lane, Low Heighington 79 Coniscliffe Coniscliffe, MSG 0.99 79 Housing n y n East of Land East Of Red Hall and 80 Lingfield Point Lingfield Point Lingfield 9.88 80 Mixed y y y g yw North of The Land North of Birches, the Birches, 81 Hurworth Hurworth Hurworth 1.58 81 Housing y y y yw red Land South of South of Bolton House Bolton House, Neasham Sadberge 82 MSG Road MSG MSG 0.56 82 Housing n y n North of Neasham Land north of Road, Neasham 83 Hurworth Road DL2 2LY Hurworth 7.26 83 Housing y y y yw red Land adjacent High Coniscliffe High Heighington 84 School Coniscliffe Coniscliffe 2.66 84 Housing n n n Land south of South of Coniscliffe Coniscliffe Road (Low Heighington 85 Road Conniscliffe) Coniscliffe 8.39 85 Housing n n n 7 Site number Site Known By Site Location Site Ward Size (ha) HELAA Reference Site Proposed for SUITABLE AVAILABLE ACHIEVABLE 0-5y 6-10y 11-15y 15+ 5 Plots of land belongong to Burtree Farm (1 North of Burtree House Burtree three Heighington 86 Farm west of A1M) Coniscliffe 3.34 86 Housing n n n Church View, Church View, Sadberge 87 Bishopton Bishopton MSG 4.28 87 Housing n y n Land associated with Oakmeadows, Yarm Road, Land west of Middleton St Oak Tree, George, DL2 Sadberge 89 MSG 1EU MSG 2.66 89 Housing y y y yw West of St Western Edge Georges Gate, MSG East of Heighington 90 MSG A66 Coniscliffe 3.34 90 Housing y y yw Walworth Walworth Road, Road, Heighington 91 Heighington Heighington Coniscliffe 3.34 91 Housing y y y g Longfield Road (Percy Harrowgate 92 Percy Road Road) Hill 0.14 92 Employment n y n e e e e South west South West Heighington 93 Heighington Heighington Coniscliffe 10.36 93 Housing y y y yw red 8 Site number Site Known By Site Location Site Ward Size (ha) HELAA Reference Site Proposed for SUITABLE AVAILABLE ACHIEVABLE 0-5y 6-10y 11-15y 15+ Harrowgate Hill (Burtree Lane Depot) North of 26 @ Kitchener Heighington 94 Burtree Lane Point Coniscliffe 1.15 94 Housing n n n Land to the Beech north of Crescent East, Heighington Heighington 95 Heighington Lane Coniscliffe 1.53 95 Housing y y y g Land to the west of Stressholme Sewage Treatment Works, Croft Road, Hurworth South of Golf Place, 97 Course Darlington Hurworth 16.07 97 Housing n y n Former Sadberge Sadberge Sadberge 98 Reservoir Reservoir MSG 2.81 98 Housing n y n Maxgate Farm, Station Road, Maxgate Middleton St Sadberge 99 Farm, MSG George MSG 13.71 99 Housing y y y yw red West of Faverdale Hall Farm, Branksome / and 100 Branksome Hall Farm Brinkburn 21.89 100 Housing y y y red yes Part of Skerningham Land North of Master Plan Harrowgate 101 Lime Avenue Area Hill 5.55 101 Housing n y / Partly n 9 Site number Site Known By Site Location Site Ward Size (ha) HELAA Reference Site Proposed for SUITABLE AVAILABLE ACHIEVABLE 0-5y 6-10y 11-15y 15+ Land to the East of east of Mowden Park Mowden Park 104 Stadium RFC Stadium Eastbourne 10.5 104 Housing n n n East of Beaumont Hill Site / Land around Skerningham Little Ketton North of Heighington 106 Farm Skerne Coniscliffe 242.13 106 Housing n n n Oak Tree Farm, Yarm Road North of Oak Tree Oaktree Public Sadberge 108 Farm, MSG House MSG MSG 2.46 108 Housing n n n Glebe Farm, 26 Burtree East of Lane incl site Harrowgate 109 Whessoe House 96 Hill 9.9 109 Housing y y y yw red yes Morton Grange Farm, Both Sites of Yarm Road / Morton Morton Grange Sadberge 110 Grange Farm Roundabout / MSG 46.37 110 Housing n n n Grange Road Grange Road, Site, South 111 bordering A66 bordering A66 Park West 2.39 111 Housing n n n Nature Reserve between track Geneva ECML and Eastbourne / 112 Junction Mboro Line Hurworth 11.06 112 Housing n n n 10 Site number Site Known By Site Location Site Ward Size (ha) HELAA Reference Site Proposed for SUITABLE AVAILABLE ACHIEVABLE 0-5y 6-10y 11-15y 15+ West of Blackwell E.
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