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S106 on Website 05-02-2020.Xlsx S 106 Ag to 05-02-2020 No. in Application Site Seal Date signed (Original site Name)Details On website Number Book Planning Obligation Modification: Sage housing Current app. No. Current 11/19/0405 Land East of Thwaites Road Oswaldtwistle BB5 4QF is acquiring the affordable housing units app. 05/02/2020 pursuant to S106 to 11/18/0156 Land off Miller Fold Avenue Miller Fold Avenue Pursuant to S.111 Agreement of LGA No. Waiting 11/19/0141 19/11/2019 for correct Accrington 1972 and S.1 of Localism Act 2011 location plan Land off Miller Fold Avenue Miller Fold Avenue Unilateral Undertaking by Gleeson 11/19/0141 19/11/2019 Yes Accrington Regeneration Ltd. Planning Obligation by Unilateral Undertaking (refer to 11/19/0024) (after determination the building to be 11/19/0016 Unit 1 The Peel Centre Whitebirk Drive Rishton n/a 15/07/2019 Yes subdivided into Unit 1A [Retail: Use Class A1] and Unit 1B [Assembly and Leisure D2]) Planning Obligation Modification sought 11/19/0024 Unit 1A The Peel Centre Whitebirk Drive Rishton 14761 24/06/2019 to the Section 106 Agreement dated Yes 23/06/09. (Application No. 11/09/0042) Land off Foxwood Chase Deer Park Huncoat Non-material (28 day) amendment to 11/18/0437 27/02/2019 Yes Accrington (Additional to 11/15/0431) remove condition No 3 of 11/15/0431 Major Full: Erection of 69 No dwellings Land East of Thwaites Road Oswaldtwistle BB5 4QF (including 20% affordable) with open 11/18/0156 14733 20/12/2018 Yes space infrastructure and associated works Land bounded by Salisbury Street Park Road and Major: Erection of 57 No residential 11/17/0566 14727 10/12/2018 Yes Balfour Street Great Harwood dwellings and associated infrastructure Full: Erection of 6 No bungalows Yes 11/18/0160 Land off Fort Street Clayton-le-Moors BB5 5PJ 14720 13/11/2018 (resubmission of 11/17/0534) Page 1 S 106 Ag to 05-02-2020 No. in Application Site Seal Date signed (Original site Name)Details On website Number Book Discharge of conditions 3 (affordable housing) 9 (site investigation) 10 (hard and soft landscaping) 12 (external Yes Land Parcel Adjacent Rhoden Road lighting) 15 (site investigation) pursuant 11/17/0399 OSWALDTWISTLE BB5 3QH 14692 25/07/2018 to 11/16/0490 Planning Obligation Modification sought to the section 106 Agreement dated Yes 11/18/0101 The Peel Centre Whitebirk Drive Rishton (Unit 6B) 14688 21/06/2018 23/6/09 Full: Change of use and erection of 26No. apartments and modification for Yes remains of the listed building (including 11/17/0407 Former Conservative Club Cannon Street Accrington 14656 22/02/2018 roof terrace) Major Full: Erection of 8 No semi- detached and 4 No detached dwellings with associated lighting and hard and soft Yes landscaping. (Supplementary agreement Land at junction of Newton Drive and Manchester to agreement signed 08/03/2017) 11/15/0023 Road (Former Hill Top Care Home) Baxenden 14650 10/01/2018 Full Major: Resubmission of planning application 11/15/0347: Erection of 42 No houses, 8 No apartments with Yes associated access and landscaping (following demolition of existing 11/17/0282 Former Britannia Mill Spring Street Rishton BB1 4LL 26/10/2017 structures) Yes 11/16/0490 Land at Rhoden Road Oswaldtwistle 13/03/2017 Major Full: erection of 24 units (comprising 3 and 4 bed units) including landscaping and access Major Full: Erection of 8 No semi- detached and 4 No detached dwellings Yes with associated lighting and hard and soft Land at junction of Newton Drive and Manchester landscaping. (Supersedes the s106 11/15/0023 Road (Former Hill Top Care Home) Baxenden 08/03/2017 signed 23/12/2015) Page 2 S 106 Ag to 05-02-2020 No. in Application Site Seal Date signed (Original site Name)Details On website Number Book Major Full: Erection of 48No dwelling Yes 11/16/0406 Church Bank Works Kirk Road Church 31/01/2017 houses and associated infrastructure Yes 11/16/0126 Land at Broadfield Garage Broadfield Oswaldtwistle 07/11/2016 Major Full: Erection of 12 No dwellings Outline Major: Erection of up to 34 11/16/0128 Land to the west of Rhoden Road Oswaldtwistle 07/09/2016 dwellings (all matters reserved except Yes access) (Resubmission of 11/15/0417) Waverledge Business Park Waverledge Street Great Full Major: Erection of 42 No dwellings Yes Harwood and associated infrastructure (including 11/16/0013 18/07/2016 demolition of existing building) Major Full: Change of use of former brickworks to a builders merchants, Accrington Nori Factory Whinney Hill Road Altham 11/15/0349 20/06/2016 erection of office and storage building, Yes Accrington BB5 6NR laying out of storage, parking and turning areas and access alterations. Page 3 S 106 Ag to 05-02-2020 No. in Application Site Seal Date signed (Original site Name)Details On website Number Book A. Major application. Outline with all matters reserved: Residential development on 7ha of land south of Harwood Lane (Lyndon Playing Fields) and land adjacent to Wood Street, Great A . Land south of Harwood Lane (Lyndon Playing Harwood, and;B. Major application. Fields) and land adjacent to Wood Street, Great Full: The development of a building to 11/15/0248 Harwood, and; B. Land north of Harwood Lane 10/06/2016 Yes accommodate changing facilities; playing (A6535) and west of Whalley Road (A680), Great pitches; associated access roads; car- Harwood. parking; low level lighting; fencing; and landscaping on 4.9ha of land north of Harwood Lane (A6535) and west of Whalley Road (A680), Great Harwood. Full Major Erection of 75 No dwellings with garages and/or parking spaces 11/15/0399 Land off Parker Street Rishton 18/05/2016 Yes together with the provision of open space and associated roads and sewers Major Outline: Demolition of former mill 11/15/0353 Former Carpet Factory John Street Oswaldtwistle 11/05/2016 and erection of 43 No. dwellings with all yes matters except access reserved Major Full: Erection of food store with car parking servicing and all associated works. See agreements dated Site of Unit 2 The Peel Centre Whitebirk Drive Rishton 11/15/0430 28/04/2016 22/08/1984,(varied by 19/08/1985 & Yes Blackburn 19/03/1986 agreements) & 2009 Agreement 23/06/2009 (varied by agreement dated 21/04/2015) Land at Water Street, Great Harwood.(Former Albion 11/15/0432 20/04/2016 Major Full: Erection of 12 No dwellings Yes Mill Water Street Great Harwood) Page 4 S 106 Ag to 05-02-2020 No. in Application Site Seal Date signed (Original site Name)Details On website Number Book Major Full: Erection of 27 No dwelling houses with associated infrastructure 11/15/0431 Land off Foxwood Chase, Deer Park, Accrington 04/04/2016 and landscaping (Resubmission of Yes 11/14/0256). Also see Unilateral Undertaking signed 27/02/2019 Full Major: Erection of 12 No one- bedroom supported living units 11/15/0391 Land south of Pollard Street Accrington 10/03/2016 comprising 8 No apartments and 4 No Yes bungalows with associated access arrangements Supplementary to agreement signed 11/14/0124 Land at Moor St, Clayton le Moors 17/02/2016 Yes 27/06/2014 Major: Variation of Condition Nos 2 and 10 of Haslingden Wind Farm Haslingden Old Road planning application 11/14/0244 to increase 11/15/0351 17/12/2015 Yes Oswaldtwistle BB5 3RP turbine tip height from 122m to 125m. (Supersedes s106 on 11/14/0244) Major Full: Erection of 8 No semi-detached Land at junction of Newton Drive and Manchester and 4 No detached dwellings with associated 11/15/0023 23/12/2015 YES Road (Former Hill Top Care Home) Baxenden lighting and hard and soft landscaping (Superseded by s106 signed 08/03/2017) Full: Erection of 9 No 2-bedroom 11/15/0243 Hambledon Mill Marlborough Road Accrington 05/10/2015 apartments and associated parking. Yes (Supersedes s106 on app.11/14/0290) Page 5 S 106 Ag to 05-02-2020 No. in Application Site Seal Date signed (Original site Name)Details On website Number Book Major Outline: Mixed employment comprising industrial and logistics floor space (Use Classes B1c, B2 and B8) together with a drive through hot food take away (Class A5), Pub/Restaurant (Class Land north of Blackburn Road south of Whitebirk A3/A4) a hotel (Class C1), and a petrol filling 11/15/0154 Drive west of the M65 motorway (near junction 6) and 25/08/2015 station including a forecourt shop (sui Yes east of Abbott Clough Knuzden generis use) together with primary highway access to the Whitebirk Roundabout and secondary access to Blackburn Road and all other matters reserved. The application is including an Environmental Impact Assessment Statement (EIA) Major Full: Demolition of existing building West End Works/Winchester Furniture UK Ltd and erection of 24 No dwellings (Use Class 11/14/0364 14/07/2015 Yes Norman Road C3) and associated access, parking and landscaping 11/14/0244 Oswaldtwistle Accrington BB5 4NF 08/07/2015 Related to application11/09/0512 Yes 11/14/0461 The Peel Centre (Unit 4), Whitebirk Drive, Knuzden 21/04/2015 Varies conditions on s106 signed 23/06/2009 Yes Hambledon Mill Marlborough Road Accrington Lancs Full: Erection of 6 No 2-bedroom flats and 11/14/0290 17/12/2014 yes (6 apartments on small site) associated parking Hambledon Mill Marlborough Road Accrington Lancs. 11/14/0289 17/12/2014 Supersedes app.no. 11/11/0395 yes (97 houses) Supplemental Agreement to agreement 11/94/0520 NORI brickworks, Whinney Hill Road.
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