Our Local Plan

Authority’s Monitoring Report (2020)

Content

1. INTRODUCTION ...... 3 2. LOCAL DEVELOPMENT SCHEME IMPLEMENTATION...... 5 3. TANDRIDGE DISTRICT COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE LEVY...... 7 4. NEIGHBOURHOOD PLANS...... 9 5. SELF-BUILD AND CUSTOM HOUSEBUILDING ...... 11 6. OUTPUT INDICATORS ...... 13 7. HOUSING LAND SUPPLY...... 30 APPENDIX 1: IDENTIFICATION OF WINDFALL ALLOWANCE ...... 43 APPENDIX 2: EXISTING POLICIES WITHIN THE LOCAL PLAN THAT ARE NOT BEING IMPLEMENTED (IN PART OR FULLY)...... 44 APPENDIX 3: OLDER PERSONS C2 ACCOMMODATION (OUTSTANDING PLANNING PERMISSIONS)...... 45 APPENDIX 4: RESIDENTIAL OUTSTANDING CAPACITY ...... 46 APPENDIX 5: RESIDENTIAL COMPLETIONS ...... 87 APPENDIX 6: MAP OF TRAVELLER SITES ...... 103 APPENDIX 7: PLANNING APPLICATIONS FOR TRAVELLER SITES SINCE 2013 – APRIL 2019 UPDATE ...... 104 APPENDIX 8: WOLDINGHAM NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN MONITORING ...... 110 APPENDIX 9: LIMPSFIELD NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN MONITORING...... 114 APPENDIX 10: MHCLG STANDARD METHOD 2020 ...... 119

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1. Introduction

1.1 Monitoring is an essential element of the plan making process as it is important to track the effectiveness of policies, to know whether targets for the delivery of development are being met and whether any policies need to be reviewed. To present the results of this monitoring the Council produces an Authority’s Monitoring Report (AMR). The AMR is seen by the Government as one of the main ways in which Councils can report to their communities on key issues.

1.2 This report is a requirement of the Planning & Compulsory Purchase Act, and it monitors the period 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020.

1.3 The Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012 require that the AMR should contain the following information:

1. The title of the Local Plans or Supplementary Planning Documents (SPD) specified in the Local Planning Authority’s Local Development Scheme.  The timetable for the preparation of those documents;  The stage the document has reached; and  If the document is behind the timetable, the reasons for this.

2. Where any Local Plan or SPD has been adopted within the period of the report a statement of that fact and the date of adoption.

3. Where a Local Planning Authority (LPA) is not implementing a policy specified in a Local Plan, the report must:  Identify the policy;  The reason why it is not being implemented; and  The steps (if any) that the LPA intends taking to secure the policy is implemented.

4. With regard to housing targets and affordable housing targets the AMR must specify the number delivered:  Within the period of the report; and  Since the policy was adopted.

5. The report must contain details of any Neighbourhood Development Order or Neighbourhood Plan made within the reporting period.

6. The AMR must contain the information set out in any report prepared under the Community Infrastructure Regulations 2010 (as amended) (essentially CIL Receipts and Expenditure).

7. The report should list any action to cooperate with any other Local Planning Authority or other body, taken under the Duty to Cooperate requirements under Section 33 of the Localism Act 2011.

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1.4 The AMR 2019/2020 will measure the performance against the Tandridge District Core Strategy 2008 and Local Plan part 2 – Detailed Policies 2014. Core and local output indicators are used to measure whether the processes that have been put in place to deliver the Plan’s policies are achieving the desired outcomes. The indicators show what significant effects the implementation of planning policies has had. Any existing policies within the adopted Plan that are not being implemented (in part or fully) are listed in Appendix 2 of this report.

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2. Local Development Scheme implementation

2.1 The Council is required to prepare and maintain a ‘Local Development Scheme’ (LDS) in accordance with Section 15 of The Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004 (as amended). The LDS sets out the individual elements of the Local Plan that the Council is planning to prepare and gives a timetable for their production. This section will consider whether the timetable for the preparation of documents set out in the Local Development Scheme (LDS) 2020 (approved at the 22nd January 2020 meeting of the Council’s Planning Policy Committee) has been met.

2.2 During this monitoring year, the Council’s Draft ‘Our Local Plan 2033’ was ‘published’ in July 2018 and subject to statutory consultation (under Regulation 19 of the Town and County Planning (Local Development) (England) Regulations 2012 – Publication Draft Plan). The consultation took place over a 6-week period between 30th July 2018 and 10th September 2018. Over 1,700 comments were received from just over 1,600 respondents. Following consideration of the representations made at the Planning Policy Committee on 19th December 2018, the Council submitted its Draft ‘Our Local Plan 2033’ along with key supporting material, as well as some suggested Proposed Modifications to the Plan to the Secretary of State for independent examination under Regulation 22 (Submission Draft Plan) on 18th January 2019. This was in accordance with the LDS (2020).

2.3 The LDS (2020) stated that Independent Examination would take place between October 2019 – November 2019. The Submission Draft Plan was subject independent examination hearings during this time and insofar as the LDS (2020), this has been met.

2.4 As a consequence this verifies that the key milestones stated within the LDS (2020) are being met and progress on the next stages of the emerging Local Plan (potential Modifications and adoption) will be recorded in the future AMRs.

National Policy Changes

2.5 In March 2012 the Government published the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). There were a number of implications for local planning policy (the statutory Development Plan), including the requirement to use an evidence base to ensure that Local Plans meet “the full objectively assessed need for market and affordable housing within the housing market area, as far as is consistent with the policies set out in this Framework” (paragraph 47). As a result of this the Council agreed in December 2013 to carry out a review of the Council’s Core Strategy (part of the current adopted Development Plan). During the monitoring period work has continued on the technical assessments required to give the evidence base needed to develop Our Local Plan 2033, which will replace the Core Strategy.

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2.6 The NPPF was revised in 2018/19; with particular implications. Since the publication of the 2012 NPPF, there have been revisions to the Planning Policy Framework to address the demand and need for housing. The outcome of this report will be explained in more detail in Section 7 of this report.

Duty to Cooperate

2.7 As part of the preparation of Our Local Plan 2033, the Council have carried out constructive and active engagement with relevant bodies as part of an on- going process, to maximise effective working on the preparation of the Plan in relation to strategic matters. To report upon this, the Council adopted a Duty to Cooperate (DtC) scoping statement in December 2014. The scoping statement was always intended to be a live document and since 2014, this document has been updated on four occasions and published to accord with each of the stages of consultation the Council has undertaken (Issues and Approaches Consultation December 2015, Sites Consultation October 2016, Garden Villages Consultation August 2017 and Regulation 19 Consultation July 2018). The updated versions have been made available on the Examination Library page of the Council’s website. The report sets out the way the duty has been fulfilled in the last year as the Council have prepared and consulted on the Regulation 19 Publication draft of Our Local Plan 2033.

2.8 In addition to the Duty to Cooperate scoping statement updates, the Council also prepared several Statements of Common Ground (SoCG) to reflect the agreed DtC positions between Tandridge District Council and neighbouring authorities, county councils and other named bodies. The purpose of these SoCGs is to set out the basis on which the Council and the selected party have actively and positively agreed to work together to meet the requirements of the Duty, as well as describing the established mechanisms for ongoing cooperation on strategic matters. The SoCGs and all other DtC documents can be viewed on the Council’s website. The published documents provide a comprehensive record of the Council’s DtC activity and decisions during the monitoring year.

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3. Tandridge District Community Infrastructure Levy

3.1 The Tandridge District Council Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Charging Schedule was approved by Full Council on the 24th July 2014 and came into effect on the 1st December 2014. Planning applications decided on or after the 1st December 2014 may therefore be subject to CIL.

3.2 The District Council will use CIL to secure Strategic Infrastructure (as shown on the Regulation 123 List of Infrastructure) which will have a district wide impact. Local Infrastructure will be secured through Planning Obligations in line with the Policies of the Development Plan (currently the most relevant part of the Development Plan is the Core Strategy) and utilising the Planning Obligations and Community Infrastructure Levy Guidance.

3.3 The Council received a total of £3,189,368.48 in the 2019/2020 financial year. This then brings the combined total of CIL funds collected since the Charging Schedule came into force in December 2014, to £5,908,987.05.

Table 1: Total CIL funds collected

2014/2015 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020

£34,285.65 £133,324.62 £663,567.15 £1,140,409.69 £768,031.45 £3,189,368.48

TOTAL £5,908,987.051

3.4 The CIL Regulations require the Council to pass over to Parish Councils a percentage of the CIL as a ‘meaningful proportion’ (also known as ‘neighbourhood fund’). The Council is required to pass 15% of the CIL receipts to relevant Parish Councils arising from developments in their areas, with a cap of £100 per Council Tax dwelling in the parish per annum. This rises to 25% in areas with an adopted Neighbourhood Development Plan, and no cap. Parish Council reports (receipts and total expenditure) as well as detailed financial reports are available via the Council’s website2.

3.5 The CIL receipts (minus the meaningful proportion and administration fee) are pooled into a centralised pot for the purpose of delivering strategic infrastructure/improvement on a district-wide basis. Infrastructure Providers

1 Please note that this figure is different to the previous AMR 2017/2018 as discrepancies for previous years have been amended. 2 Website URL for CIL spending reports: https://www.tandridge.gov.uk/Planning-and- building/Planning-strategies-and-policies/Current-and-adopted-planning-policies/Community- Infrastructure-Levy/Spending-the-Community-Infrastructure-Levy-and-reports 7

are invited to bid for the release of funds from this centralised pot to appropriate projects in line with the key spending themes identified by the Council. During the monitoring year the Council has agreed that CIL funding will be used towards joint Feasibility Studies, with a total sum of £250,000 being made available for such studies. During the year, no such joint Feasibility Work had been agreed to be taken forward using this resource. This is added to the £300K of CIL fund allocated to the Smallfield Flood Alleviation in 2017.

3.6 The critical infrastructure required to support the delivery of housing and other objectives in the Development Plan are underpinned by an Infrastructure Delivery Plan (IDP)3 prepared as part of Our Local Plan 2033. As part of the IDP, potential preferred funding mechanisms are set out which include projects that could be funded through CIL.

3.7 The IDP is a live document and will be updated as and when additional information is received.

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4. Neighbourhood Plans

4.1 The Localism Act 2011 granted powers for communities to produce their own neighbourhood plans which, once voted for through a local referendum and adopted by the local authority, become part of the statutory Development Plan used to determine planning applications.

Since the introduction of Neighbourhood Planning, the Council have received a number of applications for Neighbourhood Plans and their progress is recorded in detail on the Council website:

. Burstow . CCW Caterham, Chaldon and Whyteleafe (formerly known as CR3) including Caterham Hill, Caterham Valley, Chaldon and Whyteleafe) . Crowhurst . Dormansland . Godstone . Limpsfield . Lingfield . Tandridge . Tatsfield . Woldingham

4.2 During this monitoring year, the Caterham, Chaldon and Whyteleafe (CCW) Neighbourhood plan progressed through the formal steps of submission to the Council, and Regulation 16 consultation which took place between 19th July and 2nd September 2019. The Plan then progressed to independent examination, with an Examiner being appointed, and a hearing was held on 10th March 2020. At the time of writing, the Examiner’s report is awaited. Following receipt of the report, and in line with any pandemic-related restrictions in force at the time, the Examiner’s recommendations will be considered, and the neighbourhood plan progressed as appropriate.

4.3 Also during this monitoring year, Limpsfield Neighbourhood Plan was made on 25th June 2019 after a local referendum voted in its favour on 2nd May 2019. It is now a formal part of Tandridge District Council’s development plan.

4.4 The current status of the emerging and adopted Neighbourhood Plans within Tandridge District is summarised below. It should be noted that in some cases parish councils have been awaiting the outcome of the Inspector’s report on the Local Plan, and their implications for their parish, before progressing their neighbourhood plans through further formal stages.

 Burstow- Designated Neighbourhood Area (June 2015)  CCW – Examination ongoing  Crowhurst- Designated Neighbourhood Area (October 2015) 9

 Dormansland- Designated Neighbourhood Area (May 2014),  Godstone- Designated Neighbourhood Area (March 2017)  Limpsfield- Made Neighbourhood Plan (25 June 2019)  Lingfield- Designated Neighbourhood Area (June 2014)  Tandridge – Designated Neighbourhood Area (June 2017)  Tatsfield- Designated Neighbourhood Area (June 2017)  Woldingham- made Neighbourhood Plan (April 2016)

4.5 As Woldingham and Limpsfield Neighbourhood Plans have been made, they form part of the Development Plan document for Tandridge District. We therefore must consider the progress indicators set out in the Woldingham and Limpsfield Neighbourhood Plans when monitoring the indicators of the District.

4.6 The Council has contacted both Woldingham and Limpsfield Parish Councils to establish what steps they have taken to monitor the effectiveness of the policies featured in their Neighbourhood Plans. An update of both Neighbourhood Plans is set out in Appendix 8 and 9 to the AMR.

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5. Self-build and Custom Housebuilding

5.1 The Self-build and Custom Housebuilding Act 2015 requires councils to keep local registers of people looking to buy plots of land to commission or build their own home. As required by the legislation and detailed in current Planning Practice Guidance (PPG), since 1 April 2016 the Council has kept a Custom and Self-Build Register. As of 31 October 2016 new Regulations dealing with custom and self-build homes registers came into force (Self-build and Custom Housebuilding Regulations 2016 and the Self-build and Custom Housebuilding (Time for Compliance and Fees) Regulations 2016).

5.2 In accordance with new legislation, on 5 April 2018 the Council set a local connection and financial solvency tests. As a result, there are two parts to the register:

Part 1: for those who meet the national and local eligibility conditions and have paid the fee.

Part 2: for those who only meet the national eligibility conditions and have paid the fee.

5.3 Further information on the eligibility criteria and how to register for either Part 1 or Part 2 of the register can be found on the Councils website.

5.4 The level of demand for self-build and custom housebuilding in the area is established by reference to the number of entries added to the Councils register during a base period. The first base period ended on 30 October 2016. Each subsequent base period is the period of 12 months beginning immediately after the end of the previous base period. Subsequent base period will therefore run from 31 October each year (not concurrent with the monitoring period for the AMR).

5.5 At the end of each base period, local authorities have 3 years in which to permission an equivalent number of plots of land, which are suitable for self- build and custom housebuilding, as there are entries for that base period.

5.6 From 31 October 2017 until the 5 April 2018, there were 21 individuals added to the register. From 5 April until 30 October 2018 this reduced to 4 individuals as all entries since the register was subject to the Councils new criteria and fees. At the end of this monitoring period, the Council have a total of 8 individuals entered on the register, with 3 individuals on Part 1 of the register and 5 individuals on Part 2. This is summarised in Table 2 below.

5.7 All 8 individuals on the register wish to commission or build a detached house for owner-occupation. Desired areas the individuals wish to have a plot located are varied throughout the District however, 1 individual has registered an interest in a specifically located plot they have identified. This plot is identified within the urban area of Caterham. 11

5.8 Table 2 below details the number of entries on the Council’s self-build register as well as the number of self-build CIL exemptions that have been granted on planning permissions for dwellings. The number of CIL exemptions permitted for self-build dwellings exceeded the number of applications to the register, which indicated that the Council is fulfilling its duty to the custom and self- builder in granting sufficient suitable development permission.

Table 2: Number of entries on self-build register and granted CIL self-build exemptions.

Base Date Entries on Register Number of self-build Period CIL Exemptions Granted for dwellings 1 01 April 2016 – 30 Individuals = 61 20 October 2016 Groups = 0 2 31 October 2016 – Individuals = 64 32 30 October 2017 Groups = 0 3 31 October 2017 – Individuals = 44 21 30 October 2018 (Part 1 = 3 Part 2 = 1) Groups = 0 4 30 October 2018 – Individuals = 8 19 30 October 2019 (Part 1 = 3 Part 2 = 5) Groups = 0 Total Individuals = 8 92 (Part 1 = 3 Part 2 = 5) Groups = 0

5.9 The Council will continue to monitor registrations and CIL exemptions and seek to take appropriate action to ensure sufficient suitable development permissions are granted to meet the level of need indicated by the register.

4 Number of entries on self-build register decreases significantly due to the introduction of the Council’s local connection test on 5th April 2018. 12

6. Output indicators

6.1 This section reports on the indicators, targets and delivery of the current Development Plan document, the Core Strategy (2008). Annex 1 of the Core Strategy sets out the Indicators that are used to measure the performance and delivery of the spatial objectives. The indicators reported in this document include both core output indicators and local output indicators that consider issues specific to Tandridge.

6.2 The layout for the indicators has been listed sequentially in accordance with the policies listed within the Tandridge District Core Strategy (2008).

6.3 Policy CSP1

Policy CSP1 within the Core Strategy promotes the best use of Previously Developed Land (PDL) by focusing development into the existing built up areas.

6.4 Target

70% of housing development to be built on PDL from 2016 – 2021 and 80% of employment development by type per annum.

6.5 Indicator

Percentage of housing development on PDL and percentage of employment development by type on PDL.

6.6 Performance

Percentage of housing developments completed on PDL5  91% using the original PDL definition  87% revised definition excluding garden land  80% of employment developments6 completed on PDL

Although the definition of PDL has changed since the publication of the Core Strategy (2008), it is evident that the target for 70% of housing developments and 80% of employment developments on PDL is still being met.

6.7 Policy CSP2

Policy CSP 2 of the Core Strategy ensures that provision will be made for a net increase of at least 2,500 dwellings in the period 2006 to 2026.

6.8 Target

5 In June 2010, the Government excluded garden land from the definition of previously developed land. 6 Figures based on the amount of sites developed on PDL rather than the amount of floorspace. 13

Provision will be made for a net increase of at least 2,500 dwellings (average 125 per year) in the period 2006 to 2026.

6.9 Indicator

Net number of dwelling completed.

6.10 Performance

Table 3: Net number of dwellings completed

Year Net Completion Total Per Year Cumulative Total April 2006 – March 2007 459 459 April 2007 – March 2008 285 744 April 2008 – March 2009 297 1,041 April 2009 – March 2010 172 1,213 April 2010 – March 2011 132 1,345 April 2011 – March 2012 261 1,606 April 2012 – March 2013 221 1,827 April 2013 – March 2014 256 2,083 April 2014 – March 2015 142 2,225 April 2015 – March 2016 322 2,547 April 2016 – March 2017 228 2,775 April 2017 – March 2018 332 3,107 April 2018 – March 2019 244 3,351 April 2019 – March 2020 262 3,613

The Core Strategy housing requirement period runs from the 1st April 2006, since then there have been 3,613 net additional completions. The Core Strategy forms part of the Local Development Plan for Tandridge District and as such all previous housing numbers have been considered in the context of the adopted Core Strategy requirements.

Table 3 identifies that the target of 2,500 net completed dwellings has been met and has in fact over-achieved by over 1,100 net dwellings. The table above shows the target was met within the 2015/2016 monitoring year, ten years before the Plan period.

6.11 Net additional dwellings in future years:

The housing trajectory is used to estimate net additional dwellings in future years. The housing trajectory compares the levels of actual and projected completions. The projected completions are calculated using the ‘five-year supply’ data and the Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment for the following 10-year period. It is therefore possible to assess whether there is

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or is likely to be a shortfall in the number of homes completed in relation to the required build rate.

A statement of Five Year Housing Land Supply is set out at Section 7 of this document.

6.12 Policy CSP4

Policy CSP4 within the Core Strategy requires all sites over the size and number of units’ threshold to provide 34% of the units as affordable.

6.13 Target

50 affordable housing units per year will be delivered, with a total of 250 being delivered by 2012.

6.14 Indicator

Number of affordable housing units completed per year.

6.15 Performance

Affordable housing completions in 2019/2020:  43 affordably rented homes / flats  84 shared ownership accommodations  Total number of affordable homes within the monitoring period is 127

Table 4: Total number of affordable homes delivered Total gross Total affordable Percentage Cumulative Cumulative Year completions7 homes Total Target April 2006 – March 2007 502 2568 51% 256 50 April 2007 – March 2008 335 64 19% 320 100 April 2008 – March 2009 345 49 14% 369 150 April 2009 – March 2010 209 8 4% 377 200 April 2010 – March 2011 161 61 38% 438 250 April 2011 – March 2012 217 62 29% 500 300 April 2012 – March 2013 247 47 19% 547 350 April 2013 – March 2014 292 57 20% 604 400 April 2014 – March 2015 163 56 34% 660 450 April 2015 - March 2016 361 12 3% 672 500 April 2016 – March 2017 240 85 35% 757 550 April 2017 – March 2018 356 91 26% 848 600 April 2018 – March 2019 253 55 22% 903 650 April 2019 – March 2020 290 127 44% 1,030 700 Total 3,971 1,030 26% 1,030 700

7 This column represents gross rather than net completions due to a Government requirement that this remains consistent across England. 8 The high number of affordable completions in 2006-2007 is largely due to 208 key worker affordable completions at ‘Well Farm Heights’ in Whyteleafe. 15

It is important to note that the number of affordable units completed each year is not solely dependent on those provided through the planning system. The Council as a housing enabling authority has a responsibility to maximise the level of affordable housing within the District; this can involve bringing forward sites in the Council’s ownership and by seeking and obtaining funding from the Government. Analysis through the Council’s planning application system identifies that within the monitoring period, construction has started at The Greenway, Hurst Green and Land West of Grasslands, Smallfield accommodating 61 affordable units in total.

During the period April 2006 to March 2020, Table 4 shows that 26% of all new homes completed were affordable. After twelve years the target of 700 affordable homes by 2020 has been exceeded and now stands at 1,030 by the end of the monitoring period March 2020. A significant rise of affordable units completed during this monitoring period were largely due to a total of 126 affordable units at Gadoline House, Godstone Road Whyteleafe. The target stated by CSP4 identifies that by 2012 a total of 250 dwellings will be delivered. The cumulative target in Table 3 states that this indicator target was successfully met.

6.16 Policy CSP5 and CSP6

Policy CSP5 within the Core Strategy allows, exceptionally, land adjoining or closely related to rural settlements which would otherwise be considered inappropriate for development, to be released to provide affordable housing in perpetuity to meet local needs. The National Planning Policy Framework indicates that Councils should plan for affordable housing in rural areas. Through the use of policy CSP6 the Council may, subject to there being an identified need and subject to suitable sites being identified, allocate land within the defined rural settlements to provide affordable housing in perpetuity to meet local needs.

6.17 Target

None identified.

6.18 Indicator

The number of affordable units provided through the rural exceptions policy and the rural allocations policy.

6.19 Performance

No rural exception units have been completed this monitoring year.

6.20 Policy CSP 7

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Policy, CSP 7 ‘Housing Balance’ within the Core Strategy requires all housing development of 5 units and above to contain an appropriate mix of dwelling sizes in accordance with current identified needs for particular areas of the District.

6.21 Target

70% of completed homes will contain 3 or fewer bedrooms.

6.22 Indicator

Percentage of dwellings completed per annum with one, two and three bedrooms.

6.23 Performance

The Core Strategy target of 70% of houses being of 3 or fewer bedrooms has been achieved for the last twelve years. During the monitoring period 218 out of the 262 (83%) were total housing completions were 3 bedrooms or less. This demonstrates the target is continuing to be met for this policy.

6.24 Policy CSP 8

Policy CSP 8 within the Core Strategy will ensure that through the allocation of sites and/or granting of planning consents, the Council will provide for the development of at least 162 units of Extra Care Housing in the period up to 2016.

6.25 Target

At least 162 units (50% public sector, 50% private sector) by 2016. Further targets for 2017-2026 are to be identified following updated Needs Assessment to be approved by the Council. The Strategic Housing Market Assessment (2018): Addressing the Needs of All Households Types, sets out the specific types and definitions of specialist accommodation to address the needs of different groups in the District. This includes sheltered housing, extra care housing and care homes. The SHMA 2018 identifies that there is a Specialist Housing need per annum of 50 dwellings over the plan period (2013-2033). For consistency with C3 housing, as this figure has not been subject to testing, the existing target of 162 will be carried forwards until the SHMA has been tested through Examination of the Local Plan.

6.26 Indicator

Number of Extra Care Housing units provided.

6.27 Performance

The table below shows the Extra Care Housing units and rooms that have been gained/lost in this monitoring year. 17

Table 5: Net Extra Care Housing units and rooms completed

Site Address Planning Description Net Extra Care Net Extra Application Units Care Rooms Reference Completed Completed The Warren, West Park 2018/558 Change of use from c3(a) 1 11 Road, Copthorne RH10 dwelling house to a 3EX residential care home C2 for adult residents with a learning disability and alterations to outbuildings to form habitable accommodation. (Amended plans and description) Total 1 11

Within this monitoring year, there has been a gain of 1 Extra Care unit comprising 11 additional rooms at The Warren, Copthorne.

6.28 Policy CSP 9 and CSP 10

The Council will make provision for sites for Gypsies and Travellers and Travelling Showpeople through the emerging Local Plan in accordance with any identified need, the existing authorised provision and site availability within the District. Policies CSP 9 and CSP 10 set criteria that will be used to assess the suitability of sites being considered for the determination of any planning applications submitted to the Council.

6.29 Target

Policies CSP 9 and CSP 10 identify no specific target; however, the policy notes that a target will be developed in a future DPD. A Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation Assessment (GTAA) was published in 2017 and identifies a need for 21 additional plots for Travelling Showpeople and 5 additional pitches for Gypsy and Traveller caravan sites over the 17 year GTAA period. However, the Council’s approach was queried at the Examination in Public of Our Local Plan 2033. As a result, the Council’s TED18 ‘Gypsy and Traveller Draft Policy Revisions’ sets out how the need figure for Gypsy and Traveller pitches over the plan period is likely to increase in order to reflect the need to provide culturally suitable housing for Gypsies and Travellers who do not meet the PPTS definition but identify as Travellers in line with the stipulations of the Equalities Act 2010.

6.30 Indicator

Number of new Gypsy and Traveller caravan sites made available and the number of new Travelling Showpeople’s plots made available.

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Nine new Gypsy and Traveller caravan sites and zero new Travelling Showmen’s plots were made available in the monitoring year.

As part of the suite of documents relevant to the submitted Our Local Plan 2033, further analysis of the Gypsy Traveller Accommodation Assessment 2017 (GTAA) has been prepared for the examination. This analysis is in the Council’s TED06 Supporting Paper 29 responds to those objecting to the base data used for the GTAA and to the Council’s approach to traveller provision, when compared to earlier evidence in the Traveller Accommodation Assessment (TAA) 2013. The assessment concludes that the base data used in terms of sites is accurate and robust. However, the Council will need to identify sites for allocation of Gypsy and Traveller pitches as outline in the revised approach as set out in TED18.

This paper provides an update to the current gypsy and traveller sites in the District, both authorised and unauthorised, using information from the latest caravan counts as well as relevant planning application details and appeal decisions. The GTAA and this information records the baseline position on the stock of pitches and plots in the District at 30 April 2020. The tables below illustrate this:

Table 6: Public Authorised Sites

Site Pitches/Plots Of which are Caravan Total Residential Transit Capacity Pendell Camp 7 6 0 15 Total 7 6 0 15

Table 7: Private Authorised Gypsy and Traveller Sites with Permanent Planning Permission

Site Authorised Unauthorised Total Pitches Pitches Pitches High View (New Name – Hill 4 6 10 View Manor Park) Hill View 4 0 4 Beechfield 2 0 2 Green Lane 14 15 29 Hare and Hounds 3 0 3 Plot 1 Oaklands (Five Oaks) 4 6 10 Plot 2 Oaklands (The Oaks) 4 3 7 Long Acre (Kew Gardens) 1 0 1 Total 36 30 66

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Table 8: Private Authorised Travelling Showpeople Sites with Permanent Planning Permission

Site Location Authorised Unauthorised Plots Plots Terning Wheel 9 10** The Plantation 78 residential 39* caravans** Land East of the Plantation 9 residential 4 (Fairview) caravans** Long Branch 1 0 Total 53 *The Gypsy and Traveller Accommodation Assessment (2017) recorded 39 plots at The Plantation, but it was noted in para 6.3 that at the time of the 2016 surveys there were 49 households on 39 plots. **The caravan count has recorded the number of caravans on site, but it is difficult to ascertain the number of plots from these figures. However, the figures do indicate that on these sites there are roughly two caravans for each authorised plot.

Table 9: Private Authorised Sites with Temporary Planning Permission

Site Location Number of Pitches None None Total 0

Table 10: Unauthorised Sites

Site Pitches The Plantation, Springbottom Lane 1 The Paddocks Plot 1 2 The Paddocks Plot 2 2 Forge Farm 7 Ivy Hatch 3 Burstow Stables 1 Plot 3 Oaklands 1* Whitegate Farm 4 Total 21 *The Council is aware of a number of unauthorised caravans to the rear of Oaklands, Plot 3, where there is a single long-standing tolerated pitch. 11 static caravans were counted on site in July 2018, however due to safety concerns officers have been unable to access the site for further counts. It was noted at this time that the caravans may house migrant workers rather than members of the gypsy and traveller community, and for these reasons the unauthorised caravans on this site have not been included in this table.

Table 11: Number of Authorised Pitches

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Date Public Private 2020 January 15 36 July 15 36 2019 January 15 27 July 15 27 2018 January 15 27

Table 12: Number of Unauthorised Pitches

Date Public Private 2020 January 0 51 July 0 42 2019 January 0 39 July 0 34 2018 January 0 33

Table 13: Number of Authorised Plots

Date Public Private 2020 January 0 53 July 0 53 2019 January 0 53 July 0 53 2018 January 0 53

A map of existing Gypsy, Traveller and Travelling Showpeople sites as well as a list of outstanding Traveller planning applications in Tandridge as of September 2019, can be found in Appendix 3 and 4 of the TED06 Supporting Paper document. An updated map and list has also been provided in Appendix 6 and 7 of this report. This information will be updated in future AMRs.

6.32 Policy CSP 11

Policy CSP 11 will ensure appropriate levels of infrastructure and services will be sought through both public and private funds. A Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) will be applied to ensure a more equitable contribution is made to infrastructure and service provision from all residential and commercial development. The position on CIL receipts is recorded separately (see Paragraph 3.5 above). Where appropriate, CIL will be used to supplement any negotiated s106 agreement. This part of monitoring records other forms of contribution.

6.33 Target

All development (excluding minor and householder) to include a contribution towards infrastructure and services to be monitored on a yearly basis.

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6.34 Indicator

Proportion of schemes per annum including infrastructure/service provision or a financial contribution.

6.35 Performance

During the monitoring year of 2019/2020, six schemes were granted planning permission with a negotiated section 106 agreement providing a financial contribution towards local infrastructure with a total value of £140,400. Details are provided in Table 14 below.

Table 14: Planning Permissions with Negotiated Financial Obligations

Year Planning Permission with Financial Obligations Amount Negotiated Financial Obligation

2019/20 2008/423 - Whyteleafe House, 439-445 Transport £35,400 Godstone Road, Whyteleafe CR3 0BL

2019/20 2014/384 - Former Marie Curie Affordable Housing £20,000 Hospice, 1 Harestone Drive, Caterham

2019/20 2018/2105 - 14 Eglise Road, Waste £0 Warlingham CR6 9SE

2019/20 2017/212 - Land to the rear of Dormans Affordable Housing and £10,000 Station, Station Road, Dormansland Highways RH7 6NL

2019/20 2017/2022 - Greenlawn Memorial Park, Community £0 10 Chelsham Road, Chelsham CR6 9EQ

2019/20 2018/2445 - Land off Annes Walk, Transport £75,000 Caterham

Total Financial obligations negotiated £140,400

6.36 Policy CSP 12

Policy CSP 12 requires new development to make infrastructure improvements particularly for the provision of adequate transport

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infrastructure and services. It is encouraged to supports the aim of reducing the need to travel by car by providing housing and commercial development in reasonable distance to key services, employment and retail.

6.37 Target

 80% of new residential and commercial development per annum to be located within the built-up areas which has good access by public transport.  90% of new retail, office and leisure development to be in town centres.

6.38 Indicator

 Amount of new residential development per annum within 30 minutes of public transport time of key services/employment/retail.  Amount of completed retail, office and leisure development and percentage in town centres per year.  Percentage of commercial development located within the built-up area which has good access by public transport per year.

6.39 Performance

Evidence shows that 73% of completed developments resulting in a net gain of residential and commercial premises are located within urban areas and within access to key services and facilities. No commercial gains were completed within our town or local centres in this monitoring year.

6.40 Policy CSP13

Policy CSP 13 ensures that existing community, recreational, sports facilities and services and open space will be safeguarded and encourage new and improved facilities to meet the needs of all sections of the community.

Within built up areas and villages, existing green spaces that contribute to biodiversity, the quality of life, the character or amenities of the area or those that separate built up areas will be protected and where possible enhanced through the application of policy CSP 18.

6.41 Target

No loss in extent or number of playing fields, sports facilities, green space, and no loss of community/recreational facilities in any year.

6.42 Indicator

 Extent/number of playing fields/sports facilities lost per year.  Number of “green spaces” lost per annum.

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6.43 Performance

Within the monitoring year there has been a loss of informal green space at Barnfield Way in Oxted through the completion of new residential development accommodating 3 100% affordable units. However, there are nearby playing fields and open space sufficient to accommodate for residents located in this area. This is explained in the report for this planning application (2017/1486) which concludes that this loss is acceptable in terms of CSP 1 and CSP 13 of the Core Strategy.

There has also been an extension to existing facilities at Limpsfield Lawn Tennis Club to incorporate a new entrance and new office space for the club. The proposal seeks to improve facilities and safeguarding for the existing member base.

6.44 Policy CSP 19

Policy CSP19 of the Core Strategy sets out a range of densities that will be applied across the District which seek to achieve densities of at least 30 dwellings per hectare, unless the design solution for such a density would conflict with the local character and distinctiveness of an area where a lower density is more appropriate.

6.45 Target

The average density per annum should reach 30dph.

6.46 Indicator

Percentage of new dwellings completed at:  Less than 30 dwellings per hectare.  Between 30 and 50 dwellings per hectare.  Above 50 dwellings per hectare.

6.47 Performance

Percentage of new dwellings (gross) completed at:  Less than 30 dwellings per hectare: 88 (34%)  Between 30 and 50 dwellings per hectare: 24 (9%)  Above 50 dwellings per hectare: 150 (57%)

The figures above show that the majority of development in Tandridge during the monitoring period was above 50dph. However, the average number of dwellings per hectare is 33. This is because density figures in the monitoring period have been raised largely due to residential flats being completed at Gadoline House, Whyteleafe. New flats will give out high density figures due to the larger number of housing units contained in one site but single dwelling constructions in often larger sites will result in a much lower density figure.

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Overall, the average number of dwellings per hectare is achieving above the target set within policy CSP19.

6.48 Policy CSP 22

Policy CSP22 of the Core Strategy seeks to develop a sustainable economy by making the best use of existing commercial and industrial sites, especially those suitable for occupation by small businesses. The policy also allows for buildings in the Green Belt to be used for commercial purposes.

Policy CSP22 also allows for redundant or unsuitably located commercial and industrial sites to be redeveloped for housing or other appropriate alternative uses where further details will be set out in the following Detailed Policies Document (2014). Policy DP4 explains that if it can be demonstrated through a robust marketing exercise that the site is genuinely not required then redundant industrial or commercial land and buildings will be released for housing or other appropriate alternative uses.

It should also be noted that temporary permitted development rights for office to residential conversions were introduced by the previous government in May 2013. From this date, applicants were permitted to convert existing office accommodation to residential dwellings without seeking planning permission. Instead, applicants were required only to make a ‘prior approval’ application. This is a light-touch application process by which a local planning authority is permitted only to consider transport and highways impacts, contamination risks and flooding risks. Under the prior approval process, the local authority has no discretion to consider or apply any other planning policies in determining the prior approval application.

6.49 Target

CSP 22 from the Core Strategy (2008) identifies no specific target in relation to employment land/floorspace however, the amount of employment floorspace and land will continue to be monitored to identify how well the local economy is performing.

6.50 Indicator

CSP 22:

 Amount of floorspace developed for employment by type per year.  Employment land available by type per year.  Loss of employment land to residential and to other uses per year.  Amount of completed retail, office and leisure development.

DP4:

 Commercial/industrial sites redeveloped for alternative uses.

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6.51 Performance

Table 15 below shows the overall business floorspace stock for Tandridge from 2006/07 to 2019/20 (latest available data). Data is sourced from the Valuation Office website: http://www.voa.gov.uk/. The data is also displayed as a graph in Figure 1 which shows the gradual decline in business floorspace since 2006.

Table 15: Business Floorspace Stock

Year Floorspace in Thousands m² Industry/Shed Office 2006/07 224 60 2007/08 223 60 2008/09 222 61 2009/10 225 62 2010/11 208 67 2011/12 206 67 2012/13 211 67 2013/14 198 66 2014/15 199 66 2015/16 192 62 2016/17 191 62 2017/18 194 55 2018/19 194 55 2019/20 192 54

Figure 1

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m² 200

150 Thousand in 100

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Industry/Shed Office

Within this monitoring year there was a cumulatively net gain of 973.3 sqm of completed employment space (Use Class B1-B8). However, the majority of employment sites released between 2006 and 2019 have been used for

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housing. For monitoring purposes, it is considered that such land is only ‘lost’ when the first dwelling is commenced on the site. During the monitoring period loss of employment land was 0.37 hectares. Figure 2 below shows the loss of employment land from 2006-2007.

Figure 2

Employment land lost (hectare) 7 6 5 4 3 Hectare 2 1 0

Year

The table below shows that there has been substantial take-up of permitted development rights. There are a number of other prior approval applications to convert agricultural buildings to residential properties, but these are not commented upon in this report.

Table 16: Approved permissions in this monitoring period proposing a change of use from Class B1(a) (office) to Class C3 (dwelling). (Prior Approval Class J Part 3 Schedule 2) - as at March 2020

Prior Approval Granted Application No Site Address Existing Net Number of Floor Area C3 (dwelling) m² units gained 2019/1100/NC 12 The Square, 120 3 Caterham CR3 6QA 2019/1386/NC 13 Station Avenue, 69.95 1 Caterham CR3 6LB 2019/1657/NC Existing offices at 839 9 141, 145, 147, Station Road East, Oxted RH8 0QE 2020/135/NC 52 to 54 Godstone 187 3 Road, Whyteleafe CR3 0EA 27

2019/1962/NC 4 Station Road, 267.9 15 Whyteleafe CR3 0EP Total m² 1,483.85 31

6.52 Policy CSP 23

Policy CSP23 in the Core Strategy seeks to protect and enhance the role of town and other centres. In particular the Council will actively pursue the redevelopment of the former Rose & Young site in Croydon Road, Caterham and the gasholder site and adjoining land in Oxted. The two sites would be suitable for a number of uses appropriate to a town centre but would also be suitable for residential use.

6.53 Target

CSP23 sets out a hierarchy of retail centres however, since the publication on the Detailed Policies Document (2014) a target for retail, office and leisure provision in the town and local centres was set. DP2 sets a target for a minimum of 70% retailing (A1 use) in each town centre primary frontage and a minimum of 45% retailing (A1 use) in each town centre secondary frontage. Additionally, DP3 specifies a target for a minimum total frontage of 50% retailing (A1 use) in each local centre.

Using an evidence base, potential intervention options will be established and prioritised particularly in relation to key town centre sites including the Rose and Young site in Caterham and the gasholder in Oxted (Committee Service Plan).

6.54 Indicator

DP2:

 Total proportion of retailing (A1 use) in each of the primary and secondary frontages of Caterham Valley and Oxted town centres.

DP3:

 Total proportion of retailing (A1 use) in each of the four designated local centres (Caterham Hill, Lingfield, Warlingham and Whyteleafe).  Change of use of shops located outside of the designated centres from retailing (A1) to other uses.

The redevelopment of key sites in the town centres.

6.55 Performance

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One technical study is the Town and Local Centre Review (2019) which evaluates the performance of existing town and local centres in their provision of retail, office and leisure premises. The study measures the performance of each indicator against the policy criteria stipulated in the Core Strategy (2018) and Detailed Policies Document (2014). The findings of this study can be found on the website.

In March 2018 the Council adopted the Caterham Masterplan as a Supplementary Planning Document (SPD). The adopted SPD will help to steer future development for Caterham Valley and Caterham on the Hill in a co-ordinated and planned way over the next 10 years and will support the Development Plan, to help determine planning applications.

Following the successful exchange of contracts to secure Johnsdale car park for a comprehensive project with the Oxted Gas Holder site for an additional planning application for a total of 111 residential apartments, works have begun on site. As of January 2019, work begun to demolish the gasholder site in preparation for the new residential apartments. The first stage of removing the Gas Holder structure is complete. St William Homes LLP has moved onto the site and work will begin on the earthworks and remediation in preparation for the 111 residential apartments. The first homes are due for completion in January 2021.

Work begun to demolish the former Rose and Young site following the planning permission proposing 48 residential units situated above a ground floor supermarket. It had been anticipated that the scheme would be complete in late 2020, however during 2019 one of the companies involved in the development went into administration and work has temporarily ceased on site. Applicants of this site have informed the Council that they anticipate recommencing development on site in Quarter 2 of 20/21. The Council will continue to monitor its development in upcoming AMRs.

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7. Housing Land Supply

Introduction

7.1 The supply of housing in Tandridge is monitored to ensure there is adequate provision to meet the housing requirements for the District. The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) 2019 para 67 states that local planning authorities should identify sites to meet 5 years’ worth of housing requirements.

7.2 This section on five-year housing land supply sets out our assessment of the housing land supply in Tandridge over the five-year period from 2020/21 to 2024/2025. The data in this report has been updated from the published Council’s TED05 Supporting Paper 110, for use in the current Our Local Plan 2033 Examination.

7.3 The Council will continue to monitor housing land supply against the Core Strategy as it is the adopted Development Plan and previous AMRs take this approach. Cumulative housing delivery figures and year to year comparisons against the Core Strategy housing requirement remains important. However, under NPPF 2019 the Council’s five-year supply has to be measured differently, as explained below. As context the Council has also sensitivity tested other land supply scenarios to understand the impact different housing requirement figures can have on the view taken on the five-year supply position. These scenarios are:

 The Council’s 2015 Strategic Housing Market Assessment Objectively Assessed Need (SHMA OAN) figure;  The Council’s 2018 SHMA OAN update figure;  The MHCLG standard methodology housing figure (using both 2014 and 2018-based household projections); and  Submitted draft Our Local Plan 2033 housing figure.

7.4 This report sets out the five-year housing supply position by assessing the following scenarios:

a. Reliance on committed sites for the next 5 years (including permissions, windfall, council housebuilding, urban capacity and regeneration) that are not dependent on Our Local Plan 2033 adoption. This does not include any proposed Our Local Plan 2033 site allocations.

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b. Our Local Plan 2033 housing trajectory for the next 5 years. This shows the position when Our Local Plan 2033 allocated sites are included in the total supply.

7.5 The assessment has been undertaken using a cautious and robust methodology, which has given due-regard to government guidance. There are a number of stages involved in calculating the five-year supply of housing:

Stage 1: Recording the net number of housing completions within the plan period;

Stage 2: Calculating the residual housing requirement;

Stage 3: Identifying the number of dwellings that will be delivered over the next 5 years, the supply; and

Stage 4: comparing the supply against the requirement.

7.6 Full details for the assessment using Core Strategy figures are set out below.

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Stage 1: Net Housing Completions

7.7 The table below sets out the number of housing completions since the start of the Core Strategy Plan Period.

Table 16: Net housing completions 1st April 2006 – 31st March 2020

Medium site Large site Small site completions completions Year completions (≥10 units with (≥10 units with Total (1-9 units) a site area a site area <0.4ha) ≥0.4ha)

06-07 77 83 299*1 459

07-08 142 59 84 285

08-09 99 108 90 297

09-10 87 51 34 172

10-11 64 55 13 132

11-12 71 93 97 261

12-13 105 45 71 221

13-14 118 48 90 256

14-15 54 10 78 142

15-16 85 77 160 322

16-17 35 72 121 228

17-18 156 48 128 332

18-19 86 60 98 244

19-20 82 45 135 262

Total 06-20 1,261 854 1,498 3,613

*1 The high number of completions on large sites in 2006-2007 is largely due to 196 completions at Well Farm Heights in Whyteleafe

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amounts to an annual average supply of 258 dwellings11. There has been a notably high number of large site completions recorded during this monitoring year.

Stage 2: The residual housing requirement

7.9 The residual housing requirement is based on the residual rate, which takes account of the net completions for any elapsed years of the Plan period (2020- 2026); these are then taken away from the total Plan requirement (2,500); this figure is then divided by the number of years within the remaining period to give an annual residual housing requirement (7 years).

7.10 Table 16 above shows that this requirement has already been achieved as a total of 3,613 dwellings have been delivered to date, so there is no residual requirement. Stage 3: Identifying deliverable sites

7.11 The NPPF indicates that for sites to be included in the five-year supply of housing they should be deliverable. To be considered deliverable, the PPG states that “sites which are considered to be deliverable in principle, this definition also sets out the sites which would require further evidence to be considered deliverable, namely those which:

 have outline planning permission for major development;  are allocated in a development plan;  have a grant of permission in principle; or  are identified on a brownfield register.

(PPG, Paragraph: 007 Reference ID: 68-007-20190722).

7.12 This statement includes an assessment of any allocated sites and those with planning permission. When considering if the sites are deliverable against the requirements of the NPPF the following are taken into account:

. the site must be available because the applicant has secured planning permission and therefore has the intention of developing the site; . they are suitable because the scheme is deemed acceptable; and . be achievable with a realistic prospect that housing will be delivered on the site within five years.

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7.13 In May 2013 the Government brought in to affect a system of prior approvals for the conversion of offices to residential. Such prior approvals have been included in the calculation of housing supply and sites of 5 or more (net) are specifically identified. Smaller sites are included in the permissions calculations for sites of 1-4 dwellings; and indeed, this component also includes prior approvals for the conversion of agricultural buildings to residential which came in to effect in April 2014 and light industrial buildings to residential which came into effect in October 2015.

Windfall

7.14 Paragraph 70 of the NPPF states that Local Planning Authorities may make an allowance for windfall sites in the five-year supply based on the following criteria:

1) They have compelling evidence that such sites will provide a reliable source of supply; and 2) Should be realistic having regard to the strategic housing land availability assessment, historic windfall delivery rates and expected future trends.

7.15 Windfall sites are defined as sites which have not been specifically identified in the Local Plan process that have unexpectedly become available. In addition, it is clear that development on residential garden land should not be considered as windfall.

7.16 Section five of the 2018 HELAA sets out the Councils approach to calculating a windfall allowance for sites capable of accommodating less than 5 dwellings. This work has since been updated to include the completions in this year and features at Appendix 1 of this report.

7.17 Within this monitoring period however, the total windfall completions saw a slight decrease from last year’s records but remaining relatively consistent. The total small site windfall completions from 2006-2020 is 732 dwellings, which is an average of 52 dwellings. However, for the purposes of assessment in the context of the NPPF and the Development Plan residential back gardens are considered separately and not included within this windfall assumption applied. Once these are deducted the total from 2006-2020 is 452 dwellings, which is an average of 32 dwellings.

7.18 There has been a continuous amount of supply from windfall since 2006; the evidence shows there is no reduction in this form of supply. For these reasons, as the windfall allowance meets the NPPF criteria at paragraph 70, it has been included within the five-year supply.

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housebuilding programme sites in the five-year land supply in compliance with the NPPF and the PPG. Also included within the five-year land supply are empty homes. This provides an update to the housing trajectory in Appendix 4 of the Council’s Housing Land Supply Topic Paper (2019) and the Councils Our Local Plan 2033 Examination Document TED05 (Supporting Paper 1).

7.20 Tables 17 and 18 below detail the components of the ‘total supply’ used in the five-year housing land supply calculations (with and without proposals included in the draft Local Plan).

Table 17: 5YHLS Position at 01/04/20 (not including proposed LP 2033 sites)

2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 2023/24 2024/25 Total Completions 0 0 0 0 0 Permissions (up to expiry) 491 398 156 0 0 1,045 Urban Capacity / Large Windfall Sites 0 0 0 30 30 60 Council Housebuilding 5 24 20 20 20 89 Windfall 0 32 32 32 32 128 Total 496 454 208 82 82 1,322 Total Supply 1,322

Table 18: 5YHLS Position at 01/04/20 (including proposed LP 2033 sites)

2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 2023/24 2024/25 Total Completions 0 0 0 0 0 Permissions (up to expiry) 491 398 156 0 0 1,045 Tier 1 HELAA sites 35 6 0 106 215 362

Plan

Tier 2 HELAA

Sites sites 0 60 75 111 57 303

Local Garden Community 0 0 0 0 0 0 Urban Capacity / Large Windfall Sites 0 0 0 30 30 60 Council Housebuilding 5 24 20 20 20 89 Empty Homes 0 20 20 20 20 80 Windfall 0 32 32 32 32 128 Total 531 540 303 319 374 2,067 Total Supply 2,067

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Stage 4: Tandridge District’s Housing Supply Position

7.21 This section assesses the supply of housing compared with the residual requirement over the next five years, 1 April 2020 to 31 March 2025. The supply of housing will be assessed against each relevant consideration following the publication of the Core Strategy; the NPPF (and the need to establish the Objectively Assessed Need), the new NPPF (published in February 2019 and its standard methodology (base date of 1st July 2020) for housing figures and the Submission Draft Our Local Plan 2033 housing requirement.

7.22 Paragraph 73 of the NPPF also sets out the requirement for an additional ‘buffer’ over and above the Plan’s housing requirements as part of the 5 -year housing land supply calculations. The ‘buffer’ should be at least 5% but may be up to 20% “where there has been significant under delivery of housing over the previous three years”. As Table 3 demonstrates, against the Development Plan requirement, there has been an oversupply of housing and therefore the 5% buffer is applicable. Housing Delivery Test (HDT) 7.23 The Housing Delivery Test (HDT) is a Government initiative to measure current delivery and encourage an increase in housing development nationally. It is included as part of the revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) (February 2019). The HDT is a percentage measurement of the net number of homes delivered against the number of homes required by the Government in accordance with set criteria and within the Tandridge District. 7.24 The HDT was introduced in November 2018 by the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) and the Council is required to publish the results of the test on an annual basis. All local planning authorities that deliver less than 95% of their housing requirement over the previous three years, are required to produce an Action Plan in line with paragraph 75 of the NPPF (2019) and in accordance with the guidance set out in national planning practice guidance. 7.25 On 13 February 2020 the results of the HDT were published for all relevant local planning authorities. Tandridge District Council were identified as having delivered 50%12 of the required level and in accordance with the process, must produce an Action Plan and add a 20% buffer onto the five-year housing land supply. The Council have produced an ‘Action Plan’ (HDTAP)13 and have

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shown in the tables below, the five-year land supply position when a 5% and 20% buffer has been applied.

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a) Committed sites for the next 5 years (including permissions, windfall, council housebuilding, urban capacity and regeneration). This does not include any proposed Local Plan 2033 site allocations. Housing requirement: Core Strategy SHMA (2015) SHMA (2018) MHCLG (2020) standard MHCLG (2020) standard (2008)14 OAN15 OAN Update16 method17 (2014 HH method18 (2018 HH Projections) Projections) Annual requirement 125 470 398 645 279 Annual requirement + 5% buffer 131 494 418 677 293 Five-year requirement + 5% buffer 656 2,468 2,090 3,386 1,465 Total supply 1,322 1,322 1,322 1,322 1,322

Over / under provision +666 -1,146 -768 -2,064 -143 Number of years supply 10.09 2.68 3.16 1.95 4.51

Housing requirement: Core Strategy SHMA (2015) SHMA (2018) MHCLG (2020) standard MHCLG (2020) standard (2008) OAN OAN Update method (2014 HH method (2018 HH Projections) Projections) Annual requirement 125 470 398 645 279 Annual requirement + 20% buffer 150 564 478 774 335 Five-year requirement + 20% 750 2,820 2,388 3,870 1,674 buffer Total supply 1,322 1,322 1,322 1,322 1,322

Over / under provision +572 -1,498 -1,066 -2,548 -352 Number of years supply 8.81 2.34 2.77 1.71 3.95

14 Core Strategy (2008) 15 SHMA (2015) OAN 16 SHMA (2018) OAN Update 17 See Appendix 10 of this report 18 See Appendix 10 of this report 38

b) Our Local Plan 2033 housing trajectory for the next 5 years. This shows the position when Local Plan allocated sites are included in the total supply. Housing requirement: SHMA (2015) SHMA (2018) MHCLG (2020) standard MHCLG (2020) standard Our Local OAN OAN Update method (2014 HH Projections) method (2018 HH Projections) Plan (2019) Annual requirement 470 398 645 279 303 Annual requirement + 5% buffer 494 418 677 293 318 Five-year requirement + 5% buffer 2,468 2,090 3,386 1,465 1,591 Total supply 2,067 2,067 2,067 2,067 2,067

Over / under provision -401 -23 -1,319 +602 +476 Number of years supply 4.18 4.94 3.05 7.05 6.50

Housing requirement: SHMA (2015) SHMA (2018) MHCLG (2020) standard MHCLG (2020) standard Our Local OAN OAN Update method (2014 HH Projections) method (2018 HH Projections) Plan (2019) Annual requirement 470 398 645 279 303 Annual requirement + 20% buffer 564 478 774 335 364 Five-year requirement + 20% 2,820 2,388 3,870 1,674 1,818 buffer Total supply 2,067 2,067 2,067 2,067 2,067

Over / under provision -753 -321 -1,803 +393 +249 Number of years supply 3.66 4.32 2.67 6.17 5.69

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7.26 The revised trajectory detailed in the tables above shows that at adoption of Our Local Plan: 2033 the Council would expect to be able to show 6 years supply. However, the possibility of any shortfall being identified against planned requirements must be taken into account and this has been shown in the tables below which looks at the calculation based on both the Sedgefield and Liverpool approaches. The Sedgefield method looks to address the existing shortfall within the first five years following adoption of the Local Plan. The Liverpool approach seeks to meet the shortfall over the remaining plan period rather that the first five years, this is particularly relevant to large strategic sites such as the Garden Community. The Garden Community provides 23% of the housing delivery which provides a curved trajectory rather than a straight line delivery and suggests that in order to ensure a consistent five-year supply across the plan period, the Liverpool approach should be used. The tables below reflect the annualised Local Plan requirement of 303 dwellings per annum and a 5% buffer has been applied.

Table 19: Sedgefield 5 Year Housing Supply

2,121 (303*7) (a) Requirement from start of plan period (b) Delivery 2013-2019 1,786 Net number of homes

(c ) Shortfall 335 (a) - (b)

(d) 5 year requirement + Shortfall 1,850 (303*5) + (c )

(e ) Add 5% buffer 1,943 (d) * 1.05

(f) Annualised average 389 (e ) / 5 years

(g) Supply within 5 years 2,067 5 Year Housing Trajectory

(h) Land Supply 5.31 (g) / (f)

Table 20: Liverpool 5 Year Housing Supply

2,121 (303*7) (a) Requirement from start of plan period (b) Delivery 2013-2019 1,786 Net number of homes

(c ) Shortfall 335 (a) - (b)

(d) Shortfall spread across remaining 26 plan period (c ) /13

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(e ) Shortfall to be made up in next 5 130 years (d) * 5

(f) 5 year requirement + Shortfall 1,645 (303*5) + (e)

(g) Add 5% buffer 1,727 (f) * 1.05

(h) Annualised average 345 (g) / 5 years

(i) Supply within 5 years 2,067 5 Year Housing Trajectory

(j) Land Supply 5.99 (i) / (h)

7.27 The tables above identify that under Our Local Plan policies there would be either a 5.31 or 5.99 year supply, based on the Sedgefield or Liverpool approaches respectively.

C2 (institutional) Older People Accommodation

7.28 As part of the revision the NPPF in February 2019, Use Class C2 (institutional care homes and extra care homes) should be counted in monitoring housing land supply and delivery. The Government’s Planning Practice Guidance (NPPG) section on ‘Housing and economic land availability assessment’ confirms, “local planning authorities will need to count housing for older people, including residential institutions in Use Class C2, against their housing requirement” (paragraph: 043, reference ID: 3-043-20180913, revision date: 13.09.2018).

7.29 It is recognised that an individual bed space in a C2-use accommodation may not necessarily replace an individual unit of C3 (standard housing) accommodation therefore, a discount is applied. The Housing Delivery Test Measurement Rule Book19 uses the ratio of 1.8 which has been applied to planning permissions for C2 use care and nursing home development in Tandridge. By dividing the number of bed spaces from C2 development by the national average number of adults in all households (1.8) will provide a discounted contribution equivalent to the number of dwellings.

7.30 There are 15 bed spaces which are expected to come forward from C2 accommodation over the next 5 years (Appendix 3). After applying the discount, the units are expected to contribute the equivalent of 8 dwellings. Monitoring until a new Local Plan is adopted will be on the basis of recording C2 net gain separately and not including the figures in land supply calculations. This maintains comparability with past calculations under the adopted Core

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Strategy. The approach taken will be reviewed once monitoring commences under a new Local Plan.

7.31 Overall, the assessment demonstrates that the Council continues, as shown in previous AMRs, to meet and exceed a five-year supply against the Core Strategy requirement. However, the NPPF now requires the minimum local housing need figure for Local Planning Authorities to be measured against standard methodology figures, wherever the development Plan is deemed out of date and more than five-year-old under Government policy. This is the case in Tandridge until Our Local Plan 2033 is adopted. In accordance with the National Planning Practice Guidance (NPPG)20 and using the 2014 household projections, the Council has a land supply of 1.71 years under this measurement method. This must be seen alongside the calculations using new Local Plan proposals, where a five-year supply can be shown. The Plan would set a realistic housing requirement for the District and boost supply by release of some greenfield / Green Belt sites for housing development.

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Appendix 1: Identification of Windfall Allowance

Table showing small site windfall completions (sites of 4 and under) between 2006 and 2020

Total Small Site Total Small Site Total Small Windfall Windfall Completions Year Site Windfall Completions on Excluding Residential Completions Residential Garden Garden Land Land

2006/2007 53 19 34

2007/2008 51 26 25

2008/2009 40 17 23

2009/2010 46 21 25

2010/2011 37 16 21

2011/2012 39 12 27

2012/2013 64 31 33

2013/2014 82 41 41

2014/2015 38 20 18

2015/2016 66 33 33

2016/2017 18 10 8

2017/2018 78 18 60

2018/2019 60 7 53

2019/2020 60 9 51

Average 52 20 32

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Appendix 2: Existing policies within the Local Plan that are not being implemented (in part or fully)

2008 Tandridge District Core Strategy - Policy CSP3 – Managing the delivery of housing

Policy CSP3 states that in order to manage the delivery of housing and should the District’s rolling five-year housing supply figure be exceeded by more than 20%, the Council will not permit the development of unidentified residential garden land sites of 5 units and above.

Given the identified supply of housing, as detailed in section 4 of this report, CSP3 would be triggered when assessing relevant planning applications relating to residential development on garden land. However, a recent appeal decision made in 2014 (TA/2013/414 and TA/2013/417) concluded that the application and interpretation of CSP3 could be contrary to paragraph 53 of the NPPF which states that “Local planning authorities should consider the case for setting out policies to resist inappropriate development of residential gardens, for example where development would cause harm to the local area,…” and the presumption in favour of sustainable development. The reasoning set out by the inspector was “In my assessment, for redevelopment of garden land which would not be inappropriate, and would not cause harm to the area, paragraph 53 of the NPPF is a material consideration which would outweigh any conflict with LP1 policy CSP3”. It is therefore considered that the use of a policy restricting the supply of housing in circumstances where development would otherwise be acceptable does not comply with the NPPF.

This appeal represents a material planning consideration in terms of decision taking. The policy would in the context of conformity with the NPPF only lend weight to the decision-making process where the development of residential garden was already considered contrary to policies seeking to protect the character of an area, such as DP7, DP8 and CSP18. It is not a policy that can be used to refuse otherwise acceptable development on the basis of housing supply alone.

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Appendix 3: Older persons C2 accommodation (outstanding planning permissions)

Planning Equivalent Application Current Proposed Net number of Ward Address Reference Description Use Use Status Rooms dwellings Change of use from Dwelling house (Use Class C3) to Residential Burntwood Institution (Use Class C2) involving Lodge, 84 extension at ground and first floors to Burntwood create additional resident’s Lane, Caterham accommodation and relocation of Planning Valley CR3 6TA 2018/2084 outbuilding. C3b C2 permission 8 4 Burstow, Pentewan, 1 Change of use from Class C3(b) to Horne Raleigh Drive, Class C2 (Residential Care Home). and Smallfield RH6 Erection of single storey extension to Outwood 9PD 2017/1002 south elevation. C3(b) C2 Commenced 7 4 Total 15 8

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Appendix 4: Residential Outstanding Capacity

Planning Planning Site Outstanding Units Parish Address Application Permission Description Status Size Gross Net Capacity Completed Reference Date (ha) Demolition of existing buildings. Erection of a three storey mixed use building to form part B1(a) at ground 409 to 411 floor (office) and C3 at first Croydon Road, and second and second Caterham Caterham CR3 floors (1 x 2b duplex and 4 x Valley 6PP 2017/240 29/11/2017 2b flats) Commenced 0.09 10 10 10 Demolition of dwelling. 268 Hillbury Subdivision of plot and Road, erection of two detached Warlingham CR6 dwellinghouses. (Amended Planning Warlingham 9TP 2017/1752 04/12/2017 description). Permission 0.18 2 1 1 16 Westview Demolition of existing Avenue, detached dwelling and rear Whyteleafe CR3 garage. Erection of 2 pairs of Planning Whyteleafe 0EQ 2017/2047 30/11/2017 semi detached dwellings Permission 0.07 4 3 3 Flat, 10 Godstone Road, Caterham Caterham CR3 Conversion of existing flat Valley 6RA 2016/2294 22/03/2017 into 1 x flat and 1 x studio Commenced 0.02 2 1 1 Demolition of existing dwelling and attached garage. Erection of detached 15 Peter Avenue, dwelling, closure of one Oxted Oxted RH8 9LG 2016/1056 15/08/2016 existing vehicular access and Commenced 0.17 1 0 0 46

associated landscaping and other works. Demolition of existing buildings, removal of hard standings and closure of existing access onto A22 . Three Crofts & Erection of five dwellings The Bakery, with garaging / off-street Eastbourne parking, provision of refuse Road, Blindley store, new landscaping and Godstone Heath RH7 6LQ 2016/1098 31/08/2016 associated works. Commenced 0.5 5 4 4 Demolition of garage and Hillbury Cottage, shed. Erection of garage to 246 Hillbury serve existing dwelling. Road, Erection of 2 dwellings and Warlingham CR6 garages, associated access Planning Warlingham 9TP 2017/1563 26/10/2017 road, amenity and parking Permission 0.26 3 2 2 Land at The Cupressus, East Park Lane, Newchapel, RH7 Demolition of outbuildings. Horne 6HS 2017/1154 24/11/2017 Erection of dwelling. Commenced 0.2 1 1 1 69 Stanstead Demolition of existing Road, Caterham dwelling. Erection of two Chaldon CR3 6AG 2017/63 20/03/2017 detached dwellings Commenced 0.18 2 1 1 Erection of up to 24 residential dwellings together with vehicular access and Outline Land at associated car parking and Planning Boulthurst Way, landscaping. (Outline) Permission Limpsfield; Hurst Green RH8 (Access only all other and Reserved Oxted 0HU 2017/1723 11/12/2017 matters reserved) Matters 0.65 24 24 24

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Demolition of existing dwelling house and associated garage. Erection of 8 apartments, with 7 Hornchurch associated parking, cycle Hill, Whyteleafe and bin stores as well as Planning Whyteleafe CR3 0DA 2017/2076 21/12/2017 garden amenities. Permission 0.1 8 7 7 Demolition of existing two storey dwelling and detached garage. Erection of two storey dwelling with Vane Cottage, basement level and Ballards Lane, detached triple garage. Limpsfield RH8 (amended plans and Planning Limpsfield 0SN 2017/839 13/12/2017 description) Permission 0.29 1 0 0 317 - 319 Croydon Road, Conversion of two number Caterham Caterham, CR3 one bedroom flat into one Valley 6PJ 2016/B/832 20/01/2017 number three bedroom flat Commenced 0.01 1 -1 -1 Demolition of existing garages. Erection of dwelling, excavation works 47 Banstead and associated parking. Caterham- Road, Caterham (amended description and on-the-Hill CR3 5QG 2017/1885 03/01/2018 plans) Commenced 0.06 1 1 1 Demolition of existing dwelling. Erection 14 Sheltered Accommodation Units and associated Green Hedges, external works. Details of Westerham access, appearance, layout Outline Road, Limpsfield and scale. (Outline) (Revised Planning Limpsfield RH8 0EE 2016/1639 11/01/2018 plans) Permission 0.26 11 10 10

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Demolition of existing garage. Sub division into 2 dwellings and erection of new roof, two storey front/side extension, two storey side and rear extension incorporating a car 27 Eglise Road, port and first floor side Warlingham CR6 extension. Replacement of Planning Warlingham 9SE 2017/1917 12/01/2018 bay window to side elevation Permission 0.07 2 0 0 Vanetta, 5 Tillingdown Lane, Demolition of existing Caterham Caterham CR3 dwelling. Erection of Planning Valley 6RU 2017/2324 12/02/2018 dwelling. Permission 0.05 1 0 0 Demolition of agricultural West View Farm, buildings and hard-standing St Georges areas. Erection of 3 Road, Redhill detached dwellings, car Planning Outwood RH1 5RD 2017/2567 02/03/2018 parking and landscaping. Permission 0.76 3 3 3 Demolition of existing outbuildings. Change of use Newchapel Hall, to dwelling (Class C3), Bones Lane, erection of first floor Newchapel RH7 extension and erection of Planning Horne 6HR 2017/2404 16/02/2018 detached double garage. Permission 0.1 1 1 1 Outline Erection of 18 flats involving Planning Flat, 57 Tupwood demolition of existing Permission Caterham Lane, Caterham building (Details of Reserved and Reserved Valley CR3 6DB 2019/799 09/10/2019 Matters) Matters 0.41 21 18 18 Demolition of existing The Allt, Pilgrims dwelling and garage. Bletchingley; Lane, Chaldon Erection of dwelling Planning Chaldon CR3 5BH 2017/374 10/02/2018 (Amended Plans) Permission 0.14 1 0 0 49

Demolition of existing garage. Erection of dwelling and formation of new access 6 Hurst Green on to Nunappleton Way, Close, Hurst parking and associated Oxted Green RH8 9AN 2018/23 13/03/2018 landscaping. Commenced 0.09 1 1 1 Ferndene, Lake Demolition of existing View Road, dwelling and outbuildings Felbridge RH19 and erection of a Felbridge 2QE 2017/2116 15/03/2018 replacement dwelling Commenced 0.34 1 0 0 Unit 1, Chelsham Heights, Beech Change of use of agricultural Farm Road , building to Class C3 Chelsham Warlingham CR6 (dwelling) (Prior approval and Farleigh 9QG 2018/119/NC 21/03/2018 Class Q Part 3 Schedule 2 Commenced 0.06 3 3 3 Change of use of existing ground A3/A5 to C3 36 High Street, residential and erection of Caterham- Caterham CR3 two storey rear extension to on-the-Hill 5UB 2017/2320 02/02/2018 provide 4 flats. Commenced 0.02 4 3 3 Demolition of current building and creation of new 2 storey 3 Beechwood dwelling with accommodation Lane, in roof space and single Warlingham CR6 storey pitched roof side Planning Warlingham 9LT 2017/2284 05/02/2018 extension Permission 0.25 1 0 0 Woodcote Demolition of the existing House, buildings and the removal of Eastbourne hardstanding and the Road, South erection of 8 apartments with Godstone RH9 associated access, parking Godstone 8EZ 2017/2229 02/02/2018 and landscaping. Commenced 0.1 11 8 8

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Conversion of coach house Bridgeham Farm, to residential use and Broadbridge redevelopment of stables Lane, Smallfield and outbuildings to provide 2 Planning Burstow RH6 9RD 2017/2292 05/02/2018 cottages. Permission 0.1 3 3 3 Land to rear of Graylings, Camp Demolition of existing Road, building. Erection of dwelling, Woldingham outbuilding and associated Planning Woldingham CR3 7LH 2017/2412 08/02/2018 landscaping. Permission 0.48 1 0 0 Land adjacent to Fleetwood, Lunghurst Road, Woldingham Erection of detached Planning Woldingham CR3 7EJ 2017/2502 02/02/2018 dwelling. Permission 0.4 1 1 1 Demolition of the existing dwelling and erection of five flats in a detached 2-storey building with additional 71 Hillbury Road, accommodation in the roof Warlingham CR6 together with associated Whyteleafe 9TH 2017/2022 01/02/2018 parking and access. Commenced 0.24 5 4 4 Col Legno, Brassey Road, Demolition of existing Limpsfield RH8 dwelling.Erection of dwelling Limpsfield 0ET 2017/2504 12/04/2018 and swimming pool annexe. Commenced 0.19 1 0 0 Demolition of existing garages. Erection of a mixed use development comprising of 9 flats and replacement 189 Westhall commercial space at ground Road, floor level, flexible A1(Retail), Warlingham CR6 A2 (Professional Services) Warlingham 9HL 2018/238 10/05/2018 B1 (Offices) Commenced 0.11 9 9 9 51

Erection of two storey side extension to create 2 flats and internal alterations to existing 2 flats, provision of 44 Francis Road, off-street parking, Caterham- Caterham CR3 landscaping and associated on-the-Hill 5NR 2018/395 23/04/2018 works. Commenced 0.03 4 2 2 Erection of a detached Courtlands, dwelling with integral double Rockfield Road, garage and formation of new Oxted Oxted RH8 0EJ 2018/85 27/04/2018 access. Commenced 0.31 1 1 1 Glendale, 107 Westhall Road, Warlingham CR6 Erection of a detached Warlingham 9HG 2018/279 06/04/2018 dwelling. Commenced 0.15 1 1 1 Demolition of existing Former Oxted gasholder, erection of 111 Gasholder Site & residential apartments, Johnsdale together with the provision of Carpark, Station enhances access route, Road East, landscaping and associated Oxted Oxted 2018/729 02/07/2018 parking. Commenced 0.59 111 111 111 Maybrook Demolition of existing office House, 97 building. Erection of 20 Godstone Road, apartments including Caterham Caterham CR3 associated parking and Valley 6RE 2018/82 28/06/2018 landscaping Commenced 0.29 20 20 20 Stocks Farm, Tandridge Lane, Demolition of agricultural Lingfield RH7 building. Erection of dwelling Tandridge 6LP 2017/751 12/06/2018 and detached garage. Commenced 0.08 1 1 1

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Erection of four storey building with B1 use on the Former, 70 to 74 ground floor and C3 use on Godstone Road, the upper floors comprising 9 Whyteleafe CR3 flats with associated car Planning Whyteleafe 0EA 2017/2227 03/08/2018 parking and amenity space. Permission 0.09 9 9 9 Conversion of a block of 18no. maisonettes, into 9no. family homes for general needs social housing. Conversion of a residents 1-59 (Odds), The meeting room into a Greenway, Hurst bungalow with scope to be a Oxted Green RH8 0JY 2018/937 27/07/2018 wheelchair dwelling Commenced 0.35 18 -8 -8 Demolition of existing Securit House, buildings. Erection of 9 Lagham Road, dwellings, office building, car South Godstone port, parking and Planning Godstone RH9 8YZ 2017/2572 22/08/2018 landscaping. Permission 0.28 9 9 9 Demolition of existing Greenheyes, dwelling and garage. Uvedale Road, Erection of dwelling and Limpsfield RH8 attached garage (Amended Planning Limpsfield 0EN 2018/215 16/08/2018 Plans) Permission 0.28 1 0 0 Land Rear of 18 Demolition of existing and 20 High buildings and erection of 6 Street, Lingfield dwelling houses and Lingfield RH7 6AA 2018/860 20/07/2018 carport/parking. Commenced 0.12 6 6 5 1 The Hare & Hounds Inn, Lingfield Common Road, Demolition of existing Lingfield RH7 restaurant and erection of Planning Lingfield 6BZ 2018/1085 14/08/2018 one dwelling Permission 0.22 1 1 1 53

Demolition of existing 20-22 Cromwell dwellings. Erection of three Caterham- Road, Caterham terraced dwellings with Planning on-the-Hill CR3 5JA 2017/1072 16/07/2018 associated car parking. Permission 0.07 3 1 1 Whyte Gate Farm, Tilburstow Change of use of agricultural Hill Road, South building to Class C3 Godstone RH9 (dwelling) (Prior Approval) Planning Godstone 8LY 2018/1253/NC 03/08/2018 (Class Q Part 3) Permission 0.39 2 2 2 Land adjacent to Demolition of existing 2 Nelson Road, garages and erection of 2 Caterham- Caterham CR3 bedroom detached property Planning on-the-Hill 5PP 2017/2159 10/09/2018 with associated parking Permission 0.02 1 1 1 Demolition of existing dwelling and outbuilding. Erection of two semi- detached dwellings and a 64 & 66 block of 3 flats with Beechwood associated parking. Caterham Road, Caterham (Amended plans and Valley CR3 6NB 2017/1282 25/09/2018 description) Commenced 0.12 5 4 4 Aysgarth, Erection of a detached Rockfield Road, dwelling and associated Planning Oxted Oxted RH8 0HB 2018/1196 19/09/2018 access. (Amended Plans) Permission 0.13 1 1 1 Demolition of existing Southlands horticultural glasshouses and Nurseries, Hare 3 residential dwellings. Lane, Blindley Erection of 7 detached Planning Godstone Heath RH7 6JB 2016/1684 09/02/2017 dwellings and garages. Permission 1.86 7 4 4 Conversion of roof space into four self contained units. 178A Coulsdon Conversion of the roof to Caterham- Road, Caterham form a mansard roof. Details Planning on-the-Hill CR3 5ND 2018/25 16/05/2018 of access, scale and Permission 0.11 4 4 4 54

appearance.(Reserved Matters) Joining together of two parts 354-356 of semi-detached building Godstone Road, and erection of a two storey Whyteleafe CR3 extension to the rear to Whyteleafe 0BA 2017/2659 21/02/2019 create 5no. new flats Commenced 0.08 5 3 3 Demolition of existing dwelling. Erection of two storey building with habitable 3 Tylers Green roofspace containing 6 x 2- Cottages, bed self contained flats with Godstone Hill, associated parking and Godstone RH9 amenity space and bin/cycle Planning Godstone 8DJ 2018/2562 28/02/2019 storage Permission 0.14 6 5 5 Erection of 2 x semi detached, 3-bed dwellings with detached garage, Horne Barn, parking and amenity space Church Road, involving demolition of Planning Horne Horne RH6 9LA 2018/2310 22/02/2019 existing barn Permission 0.05 2 2 2 Demolition of one barn, one stable block and one metal workshop. Removal of Jaxsland Farm, 3,447.16m2 of hardstanding. East Hill Lane, Erection of one Outline Copthorne RH10 dwellinghouse (All matters Planning Burstow 3JA 2018/1392 04/10/2018 reserved except for access) Permission 0.66 1 1 1 Planning Application Land Rear of, 11 to 19 Marks Road, Erection of 2 x 3 bed Planning Warlingham Warlingham 2018/2105 28/03/2019 detached dwellings. Permission 0.11 2 2 2 55

Moorhouse Farm, Proposed conversion of an Moorhouse agricultural building to Road, provide a new dwelling Westerham together with associated Planning Limpsfield TN16 2ES 2017/2539 26/09/2018 parking and landscaping. Permission 0.03 1 1 1 Erection of two detached Fernshaw, dwellings; garaging and Limpsfield; Rockfield Road, access road. Alterations to Planning Oxted Oxted RH8 0HA 2017/2150 28/09/2018 existing outbuilding. Permission 0.3 2 2 2 Demolition of existing Woodlands buildings. Erection of 6 Garage, Chapel dwellings and a block Road, Smallfield comprising 4 flats and Planning Burstow RH6 9NN 2017/2311 20/09/2018 associated parking. Permission 0.18 10 10 10 Rough Beech House, Conversion and alteration of Dowlands Lane, Rough Beech to form two Smallfield RH6 dwellings (Revised plans Planning Burstow 9SD 2017/1625 12/09/2018 received) Permission 0.12 2 1 1 Little Hundith, Demolition of existing Kings Cross commercial buildings and the Lane, South erection of 7 dwellings with Nutfield RH1 associated access and Nutfield 5NS 2018/1072 14/09/2018 parking. Commenced 0.69 7 7 7 Lake House, Demolition of existing Copthorne Road, dwelling. Erection of Felbridge RH19 detached dwelling and Felbridge 2QQ 2016/2372 31/03/2017 gym/boathouse. Commenced 0.98 1 0 0 Demolition of a single storey 5 Tylers Close, side extension and erection Godstone RH9 of a new attached dwelling, Planning Godstone 8AN 2018/1327 10/10/2018 with rear extensions and Permission 0.04 2 1 1

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installation of dormer windows and rooflight Barn Adjacent to Change of use of former 9 Mid Street, stables to form a single South Nutfield dwelling plus 2 allocated Planning Nutfield RH1 4JU 2018/63 22/10/2018 parking spaces. Permission 0.02 1 1 1 Demolition of the west bay and rear lean-to; change of use of the remaining 4 bays Barn Adjacent to plus a single storey rear Dairy Cottage, extension to form a single Mid Street, South dwelling: drive, parking and Planning Nutfield Nutfield RH1 4JU 2018/64 22/10/2018 related landscaping. Permission 0.08 1 1 1 Kennels, Birchwood Lodge, Woldingham Road, Demolition of all existing Woldingham buildings and the erection of Planning Woldingham CR3 7LR 2018/1566 02/11/2018 one bungalow. Permission 0.17 1 1 1 27 William Road, Caterham- Caterham, CR3 Planning on-the-Hill 5NN 2018/1328 19/11/2018 Erection of a dwelling Permission 0.07 2 1 1 Change of Use of upper floor of rear extention from The Old Cage, ancillary storage associated Plaistow Street, with reatil (Class A1) to Lingfield RH7 residential dwelling (Class Lingfield 6AU 2018/1348 06/11/2018 C3). Commenced 0.08 2 1 1 Stonehaven, Chapel Road, Smallfield RH6 Sun-division one dwelling Planning Burstow 9NW 2018/596 31/10/2018 into two dwellings Permission 0.05 2 1 1 57

Extention of existing part Chaldon Road single storey, part two storey Clinic, Chaldon doctors surgery to form Caterham- Road, Caterham single storey doctors surgery Planning on-the-Hill CR3 5PG 2017/1774 09/11/2018 with 6 flats. Permission 0.09 6 6 6 Demolition of an existin dwelling and outbuildings; removal of builders' yard Felmere, (Class B8) and the erection Copthorne Road, of a new dwelling with Felbridge RH19 detached garage. (Amended Planning Felbridge 2QG 2018/1431 05/11/2018 Plans) Permission 0.44 1 1 1 Demolition of the existing equestrian buildings and Sheridan Farm, hardstanding and erection of West Park Road, 3 dwellings with associated Newchapel RH7 access, parking and Planning Horne 6HT 2018/705 09/11/2018 landscaping. Permission 0.47 3 3 3 Change of use and conversion from ground floor shop, redundant garage/storage and first floor flat to form 2 x 2 bedroom 31 Banstead and 2 x 1 bedroom flats with Caterham- Road, Caterham two storey side and first floor Planning on-the-hill CR3 5QH 2018/946 28/11/2018 rear extensions. Permission 0.0345 5 4 4 Rough Beech Farm and 3 & 4 Conversion of Rough Beech Dowlands Barn to 2 dwellings, erection Cottages, of single storey side porch Dowlands Lane, extension. Conversion of 3 Smallfield RH6 and 4 Dowlands Cottages to Planning Burstow 9SD 2017/2581 13/12/2018 office use (Class B1). Permission 0.12 2 0 0

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Conversion of existing 4 bedroom detached dwelling 14 High Street, to 2 No. semi-detached Godstone RH9 dwellings and 2 storey rear Planning Godstone 8AG 2018/2069 20/12/2018 extension. Permission 0.04 2 1 1 Plava Shuma, Demolition of dwelling and Church Lane, outbuilding and erection of Chaldon CR3 dwelling with alterations to Chaldon 5AL 2018/1801 21/12/2018 access. Commenced 0.65 1 0 0 Reduction in size of No. 24 Rowplatt Lane and 9 x 3- 24 Rowplatt bed, two storey dwellings Lane, and land to with associated parking and the rear of 24 – amenity space and 30, , Felbridge installation of vehicular Planning Felbridge RH19 2PA 2019/68 28/06/2019 crossover to front Permission 0.38 9 9 9 Erection of a 3-bed detached 211 Hillbury dwelling with associated Road, parking and amenity space Warlingham CR6 and extension of vehicular Planning Warlingham 9TJ 2019/433 30/05/2019 crossover to front Permission 0.05 1 1 1 Erection of three x two- storey, 4-bed dwellings and 1 x 3-bed bungalow with Partridge Stud, associated parking and Effingham Lane, landscaping involving Copthorne RH10 demolition of existing Planning Burstow 3HP 2019/610 24/05/2019 buildings Permission 0.26 4 4 4 Demolition of existing storage buildings and Land rear of 55- builder's yard and 65 High Street, construction of a new 2/3 Caterham- Caterham CR3 storey apartment block for 6 Planning on-the-Hill 5UF 2018/1444 01/07/2019 flats together with associated Permission 0.12 6 6 6 59

parking, cycle and bin stores (Revised plans received).

Two storey detached dwelling with associated parking and amenity space, extension to vehicular 98 Park Road, crossover involving Caterham- Caterham CR3 demolition of existing on-the-Hill 5TA 2019/640 07/06/2019 dwelling and garages Commenced 0.05 1 0 0 Chedworth, Coopers Hill Road, South Nutfield RH1 Proposed Storage Building to Nutfield 5PD 2018/1996 14/08/2019 Bungalow Conversion. Commenced 1.37 1 1 1 Haxted Kennels, Demolition of existing kennel Dwelly Lane, buildings and replacement Edenbridge TN8 with three dwellings, with Planning Dormansland 6QA 2018/2128 07/08/2019 access and parking. Permission 1.20 3 3 3 The Old Granary Change of Use of The Old Forge, Clarks Granary Forge from existing Lane, Tatsfield to Residential (C3) to form 2 Planning Tatsfield TN16 2EL 2019/140 17/07/2019 x 3-bed dwellings Permission 0.06 2 2 2 Land to the rear of Dormans Formation of 70 car parking Station, Station spaces serving Dormans Road, Station and erection of 9 Dormansland dwellings and associated car Planning Dormansland RH7 6NL 2017/212 15/07/2019 parking. Permission 0.71 9 9 9 William Iv, Little Demolition of existing Common Lane, building and erection of 4 x Bletchingley RH1 3-bed semi detached Planning Bletchingley 4QF 2019/565 01/08/2019 dwellings with habitable roof Permission 0.08 4 4 4 60

space, parking and amenity space. Erection of a split level, 4- bed dwelling with associated 40 Oakley Road, parking and amenity space Warlingham CR6 involving demolition of Warlingham 9BF 2018/2413 15/03/2019 existing dwelling Commenced 0.08 1 0 0 Demolition of existing bungalow and construction of 2 No. semi-detached new 126 Mill Lane, dwellings; vehicular Hurst Green RH8 crossover, hard and soft Planning Oxted 9DD 2018/2111 19/03/2019 landscaping. Permission 0.06 2 1 1 Tilgates, Little Common Lane, Bletchingley RH1 Conversion of building for Bletchingley 4QF 2018/1272 04/03/2019 form 2 bedroom dwelling Commenced 0.05 1 1 1 221B Croydon Change of use of basement Caterham Road, Caterham floor from Studio Flat (C3) to Valley CR3 6PH 2018/1303 19/03/2019 Use Class A1 (Shops) Commenced 0 -1 -1 -1 Demolition of two detached dwellings. Erection of 12no. 19-21 Gresham apartments incorporating bin Road, Limpsfield & bike stores, on site parking Limpsfield RH8 0BU 2018/1920 11/03/2019 and associated landscaping. Commenced 0.21 12 10 10 Demolition of extensions, outbuildings, garages, stables and hardstanding. The Jolly Conversion of the existing Farmers, public house into a new 4 Whitewood Lane, bedroom house; erection of South Godstone two 3-bedroom semi- Planning Horne RH9 8JR 2018/2278 21/03/2019 detached houses; erection of Permission 2.53 5 5 5 61

one new 3-bedroom chalet style bungalow Conversion of single dweling with annex to 1 x 4-bed and 1 x 2-bed dwellings with associated parking and Elmsdown, amenity space and Green Lane, installation of vehicular Outwood RH1 crossover to front and Planning Outwood 5QS 2018/2575 14/03/2019 installation of fencing Permission 0.29 2 1 1 Charmwood, Greenway, Erection of two storey 4-bed Tatsfield TN16 dwelling with associated Planning Tatsfield 2BS 2018/2481 25/03/2019 parking and amenity space. Permission 0.06 1 1 1 Demolition of existing buildings and erection of 7 158 Redehall dwellings together with Road, Smallfield associated landscaping and Burstow RH6 9RH 2018/13 09/05/2019 parking. Commenced 0.19 7 7 7 2 Landscape Demolition of existing Road, dwelling. Erection of 12 flats Warlingham CR6 with associated access, Warlingham 9JB 2018/175 01/04/2019 parking and landscaping. Commenced 0.34 12 11 11 Little Woodbury, Bones Lane, Conversion of detached Newchapel, former grain store into Lingfield RH7 dwelling with associated Planning Horne 6HR 2019/321 09/05/2019 curtilage Permission 0.69 1 1 1 Oakhurst Nursery, Water Erection of 3 x 5-bed, two Lane, South storey, detached dwellings Godstone RH9 following demolition of Planning Godstone 8JX 2018/1984 01/04/2019 existing buildings. Permission 2.05 3 1 1 62

Division of existing dwelling Woodside, house to form two semi Hookwood Park, detached houses together Limpsfield RH8 with associated alterations Planning Limpsfield 0DU 2019/278 16/04/2019 and extensions. Permission 0.25 2 1 1 Conversion and two storey extension of existing garage to form a 4-bed detached Chartlands, dwelling with associated Caxton Lane, works and amenity space Limpsfield RH8 involving demolition of Planning Limpsfield 0TD 2019/336 30/04/2019 existing outbuildings Permission 0.19 1 1 1 Two storey, 5-bed detached 59 Bluehouse dwelling with garage Lane, Limpsfield involving demolition of Planning Limpsfield RH8 0AP 2019/409 08/05/2019 existing dwelling Permission 0.27 1 0 0 Demolition of existing buildings. Redevelopment of the site comprising three residential dwelling houses, parking provision, 10 Beadles Lane, landscaping and associated Oxted Oxted RH8 9JJ 2018/1986 04/04/2019 works Commenced 0.09 3 3 3 Change of use from Agricultural Building to C3 Windyridge (Residential) for use as 1 x Farm, Crowhurst 2-bed dwelling with Road, Lingfield alterations to elevations Planning Crowhurst RH7 6LY 2019/517/NC 03/05/2019 (Prior Approval Agricultural) Permission 0.02 1 1 1 Change of use of part of The Warren, ground floor from Day West Park Road, Nursery School (Class D1) Copthorne RH10 back to residential (Class Planning Felbridge 3EX 2017/1882 01/11/2017 C3). Permission 0.01 1 0 0 63

Barn at East Bysshe, Eastbourne Change of use from Road, Agricultural Barn to Dwelling Newchapel RH7 (Class C3) (Notification for Planning Horne 6LF 2019/514/NC 17/05/2019 Prior Approval) Permission 0.18 1 1 1 Change of use of first floor from Use Class A1 (Retail) to 95 to 99 Station Use Class C3 (Residential) Road East, to form 3 x self contained Planning Oxted Oxted RH8 0AX 2019/491/NC 08/05/2019 flats (Prior Notification) Permission 0.03 3 3 3 Heronswood, 51 Conversion of existing care Harestone Hill, home into 8 flats with a two Caterham Caterham CR3 storey rear extension. Planning Valley 6DX 2017/733 21/03/2019 (Amended plans). Permission 0.22 8 8 8 Change of use from Dwellinghouse (Use Class C3) to Residential Institution (Use Class C2) involving Land at The extension at ground and first Court, floors to create additional Warlingham CR6 residents accommodation Warlingham 9BT 2017/2366 20/12/2018 and relocation of outbuilding. Commenced 0.97 19 9 9 Demolition of existing sheltered accommodation, comprising of 2 storeys with 23 dwellings. Erection of replacement accommodation Uplands, Eden comprising of a terrace of 4 Way, houses, 4 semi detached Warlingham CR6 houses, and a 2- storey Planning Warlingham 9DP 2018/649 12/10/2018 building with 13 bed flats Permission 0.46 23 -2 -2

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Change of use from Agricultural building to C3 Church Farm, (Residential) for use as 3 x Crowhurst Lane, 3-bed dwellings with Crowhurst RH7 associated building works Planning Crowhurst 6LR 2019/1027/NC 15/07/2019 (Prior Approval Agricultural) Permission 0.05 3 3 3 Demolition of existing conservatory. Erection of single storey rear extension. 58 Park Road, Change of use of chiropractic Limpsfield, RH8 treatment room from use Limpsfield 0AW 2017/907 03/07/2017 class D1 to class C3. Commenced 0.10 1 0 0 Demolition of existing dilapidated dwelling and Long Ridge, replace with erection of new Herons Close, 5 bedroom detached Copthorne RH10 dwelling with patio and Planning Felbridge 3HF 2018/2070 15/01/2019 enlarged driveway. Permission 0.83 1 0 0 Demolition of dwelling, storage and office building, Long Acre Farm, stables and sand school. Croydon Barn Erection of 2 dwellings, Lane, Horne RH6 detached garages and Planning Horne 9JY 2018/2227 28/01/2019 associated works. Permission 0.47 2 1 1 Change of use from A1 to C3 46 Westway, for use as 1 x self contained Caterham- Caterham CRR3 flat and 1 x studio flat (Prior Planning on-the-Hill 5TP 2019/967/NC 29/07/2019 Notification) Permission 0.02 2 2 2 Conversion of commercial building to residential to 12 The Square, create 2 x 1-bed flats and 1 x Caterham Caterham CR3 2-bed dwelling (Prior Valley 6QA 2019/1100/NC 09/08/2019 Notification) Commenced 0.01 3 3 3

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Land Between 19-30 William Two x 4-bed detached Gardens, dwellings with garages, Smallfields RH6 access drives, and Planning Burstow 7PT 2018/1956 27/09/2019 associated works Permission 0.20 2 2 2 Commerce House, 4 High Erection of 2 x 1 bedroom Street, Nutfield dwellings with associated Planning Nutfield RH1 4HQ 2018/796 19/09/2019 parking and access Permission 0.01 2 2 2 Pendell Farm House Cottage, Proposed conversion of Pendell Road, existing building to dwelling. Bletchingley RH1 Proposed conversion of Planning Bletchingley 4QH 2018/2400 03/09/2019 existing building to dwelling. Permission 0.24 1 1 1 Redehall Cottage, 134 Conversion of existing Redehall Road, dwelling into 1 x 3-bed and 1 Smallfield RH6 x 4-bed dwellings with Planning Burstow 9RH 2019/401 16/09/2019 external alterations Permission 0.21 2 1 1 Change of use from Use Burstow Park Class C3 (Dwellinghouse) to House, Antlands Use Class D1 (Non- Lane, Shipley Residential Institutions) for Planning Burstow Bridge RH6 9TF 2019/759 16/09/2019 use as a school Permission 0.79 -1 -1 -1 Demolition of existing substandard dwelling, Edenbrook, Wire construction of a new 3- Mill Lane, bedroom one and a half Newchapel RH7 storey dwelling Planning Felbridge 6HJ 2019/1158 22/08/2019 (Resubmission) Permission 0.46 1 0 0

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Single storey rear extension, conversion of roofspace to habitable use to include a rear dormer and conversion 99 Coulsdon of dwelling into 2 x 2-bed Caterham- Road, Caterham dwellings with associated Planning on-the-Hill CR3 5NJ 2019/1067 13/09/2019 amenity space Permission 0.03 2 1 1 Orchard Cottage, Red Lane, Demolition of existing Limpsfield RH8 dwelling. Erection of new Planning Limpsfield 0RT 2019/975 28/08/2019 dwelling. Permission 0.21 1 0 0 Conversion of existing Store Rear of, 94 storage building and single Chaldon Road, storey rear extension to form Caterham- Caterham CR3 one bedroom dwelling and Planning on-the-Hill 5PH 2019/999 19/09/2019 raising of party wall. Permission 0.02 1 1 1 Creation of two floors to create 2 x 1-bed self- 1 Godstone contained flats above the Caterham Road, Caterham existing building, involving Planning Valley CR3 6RE 2019/1480 31/10/2019 alterations to elevations. Permission 0.01 2 2 2 Erection of single storey dwelling with conversion of roofspace to habitable use Dulverton, and garage, formation of new Rockfield Road, driveway including access Planning Oxted Oxted RH8 0EL 2019/1501 29/10/2019 and associated works. Permission 0.32 1 1 1 Demolition of existing Carousel, Herons property and garage and Close, Copthorne erection of 1 x detached two Planning Felbridge RH10 3HF 2019/1431 25/10/2019 storey house with basement. Permission 0.37 1 0 0 Caterham 13 Station Change of use from Use Planning Valley Avenue, 2019/1386/NC 01/11/2019 Class B1(a) to Use Class C3 Permission 0.02 1 1 1 67

Caterham CR3 for use as a dwellinghouse 6LB (Prior Approval) Two storey, 4-bed attached dwelling with associated 2 Lime Grove, parking and amenity space Warlingham CR6 and single storey rear Planning Warlingham 9DB 2019/92 04/11/2019 extension to existing dwelling Permission 0.05 1 1 1 Lowlands Barn, Lowlands Farmhouse, Eastbourne Conversion of the existing Road, building to form a 2-bedroom Newchapel RH7 dwelling (Site address Planning Horne 6LF 2019/1664 19/11/2019 amended 30/09/2019) Permission 0.27 1 1 1 Land South of 5 Two storey, 5-bed detached Sylvan close, dwelling with detached Limpsfield RH8 garage and installation of Planning Limpsfield 0DX 2019/1521 06/11/2019 vehicular crossover to front Permission 0.07 1 1 1 Erection of 14 dwellings with new access from bradenhurst close (comprising 10 x 3 bed semi detached dwellings, 2 x 5/6 126 & 128 bed dwellings, 1 x 6 bed Caterham Harestone Hill detached dwelling and 1 x 3 Valley Caterham 2013/1196 15/11/2013 bed detached dwelling). Commenced 0.9 17 15 8 7 Jarves Farm, Whitewood Lane, Conversion of barn to South Godstone, provide 3-bed dwelling. Horne RH9 8JR 2012/1071 03/10/2012 (listed building consent) Commenced 0.1 1 1 1 Erection of 2 x two storey 34 Downs Way, dwellings. erection of two Oxted Oxted, RH8 0NZ 2012/710 12/02/2013 storey extension to existing Commenced 0.08 2 2 2 68

dwelling together with associated parking provision. (amended plans) Maher Lodge, Demolition of existing East Hill, dwelling, garage and Dormans Park, cottage. erection of dwelling Dormansland RH19 2NF 2013/233 04/06/2013 and detached garage. Commenced 0.18 1 0 0 Grooms Cottage, Tilburstow Hill Demolition of existing and Road, South erection of single storey Godstone, dwelling with parking and Godstone Surrey, RH9 8LB 2013/702 01/08/2013 associated works Commenced 0.16 1 0 0 Demolition of house, detached garage and 2 Highcombe, sheds. erection of detached Long Hill, house with pool building, Woldingham, front wall and gates, shed Woldingham CR3 7EP 2013/1017 16/09/2013 and badminton court Commenced 0.22 1 0 0 Erection of mansard style roof extension to rear roofslope and conversion of building to 3x 1-bed flats. 94 Chaldon continued use of outbuildings Caterham- Road, Caterham, as self-contained office and on-the-Hill CR3 5PH 2012/641 13/02/2014 associated stores Commenced 0.03 3 3 2 1 Osney Lodge Farm, Byers Change of use of farm Lane, South building to single dwelling Godstone, and alterations to Godstone Surrey, RH9 8JH 2014/189 12/05/2014 fenestration Commenced 0.09 1 1 1

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Demolition of existing buildings. change of use from car breakers yard to Hillbury Farm, residential and erection of Tithepit Shaw four detached dwellings with Lane, associated driveways and Warlingham, parking and attenuation Warlingham CR6 9AN 2014/221 02/06/2014 pond. Commenced 0.7 4 4 4 Demolition of dwelling, The Homestead, stables and two outbuildings. Birchwood Lane, erection of detached Chaldon, CR3 dwelling, detached garaging Chaldon 5DQ 2014/486 16/05/2014 and detached outbuilding. Commenced 1.3 1 0 0 Erection of rear extension at first floor level to create 2 additional flats. erection of pitched roof over existing flat 66 The Green, roof incorporating Warlingham, modifications to existing flat. Warlingham Surrey, CR6 9NA 2013/784 28/05/2014 (amended description) Commenced 0.03 2 1 1 Demolition of existing buildings. erection of 4/5 Former East storey building comprising Wing, 167 flats with basement Whyteleafe parking, roof gardens and House, 439 to landscaping. (revised plans 445 Godstone received showing 9 Road, additional flats in lieu of the Whyteleafe, health centre originally Whyteleafe Surrey CR3 0BL 2008/423 01/08/2011 proposed) Commenced 0.6 167 167 167 Mercombe, 116 Erection of a detached house Harestone Hill, served by the access Caterham Caterham CR3 approved under application Valley 6DH 2013/1783 19/08/2014 ref ta/2013/1196 Commenced 0.9 1 1 1 70

Rose Cottage, Goatsfield Road, Erection of detached house Tatsfield, TN16 and garage (amended Tatsfield 2BU 2014/980 27/08/2014 plans). Commenced 0.1 1 1 1 Office Unit 1 Scandia-Hus Business Park Felcourt Road, Change of use of a building Felcourt , East from Office Class B1 to use Grinstead West falling within Class C3 Sussex RH19 dwelling. (Prior Approval) Lingfield 2LP 2015/157/NC 08/04/2015 (Part 3 Class J Notification) Commenced 0.4 6 6 6 Change of use from ancillary office accommodation to C3 Coach House, (dwelling) and erection of two Eastbourne storey and single storey Road, Blindley extensions to the north and Godstone Heath RH7 6JX 2015/120 01/05/2015 east elevations. Commenced 0.06 1 1 1 Hawkesbury, Change of use of agricultural Coopers Hill building to class 3 (dwelling) Road, Nutfield (prior approval class mb part Nutfield RH1 4HX 2014/967/NC 11/08/2014 3 schedule 2) Commenced 0.02 1 1 1 Change of use of office (class b1) to residential 3 Godstone (class c3). Erection of 2 Caterham Road, Caterham storey extension over Valley CR3 6RE 2014/1428 14/05/2015 existing rear extension. Commenced 0.01 2 2 2 Womens Institute Hall, Broadbridge Demolition of existing Lane, Smallfield building and erection of Burstow RH6 9RF 2014/1742 24/09/2015 replacement bungalow Commenced 0.53 1 1 1

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Land to the West of Detillens House, High Erection of detached Street, Limpsfield dwelling and detached Limpsfield RH8 0DT 2015/701 02/10/2015 double garage Commenced 0.09 1 1 1 demolition of all other buildings and redevelopment to form 102 new dwellings in total (25 dwellings for blind Rnib, Redhill and partially sighted people College, and 77 open market houses); Philanthropic hub facility (b1, d2 and d3 Nutfield Road, Redhill. 2014/1957 05/11/2015 uses); Commenced 5.88 36 28 15 13 Demolition of various outbuildings. Conversion of existing workshop into single storey dwelling with erection 74 Chalkpit Lane, of single storey extension to Oxted Oxted RH8 0QN 2015/311 25/02/2016 north elevation and parking Commenced 0.08 1 1 1

Tillingdown Farm, Caterham Tillingdown Lane, Demolition of existing Valley; Woldingham dwelling. Erection of 13 Woldingham CR3 7JA 2015/2057 01/03/2016 dwellings Commenced 1.82 13 9 9 Approval of reserved matters (namely, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale) for the development of Land West Of, 51 dwellings following the Grasslands, grant of outline planning Cooper Close, permission on appeal under Burstow Smallfield. 2018/2567 24/05/2019 ref: 2014/1809. Commenced 1.83 51 51 51

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Change of use from Class Devon House, B1 (a) (office) to Class C3 Eastbourne (dwelling) (Prior Approval) Road, Blindley (Class J Part 3 of Schedule Godstone Heath RH7 6JJ 2015/1401/NC 26/10/2015 2). Commenced 0.05 3 3 3 Casa Inca, 47A Copthorne Road, Felbridge RH19 Demolition of existing Felbridge 2NX 2016/299 05/05/2016 dwelling. Erection of dwelling Commenced 0.07 1 0 0 Woodpeckers, Herons Lea, Copthorne RH10 Demolition of existing Felbridge 3HE 2016/375 27/05/2016 dwelling. Erection of dwelling Commenced 0.48 1 0 0 Demolition of existing buildings and structures and erection of a mixed use building to provide retail Former Rose and space on the ground floor Young, 67 to 69 with 48 apartments over with Croydon Road, ancillary basement car Caterham Caterham CR3 parking and associated Valley 6PD 2015/1926 24/06/2016 works and infrastructure. Commenced 0.22 48 48 48 Workshop Rear Demolition of existing of, Greenleas, 10 buildings. Erection of 10 Redehall Road, dwellings with associated Smallfield RH6 access, landscaping and Planning Burstow 9QL 2017/2081 10/09/2018 parking. Permission 0.44 10 10 10 The Barn, Quarry Farm, Quarry Road, Godstone Demolition of existing Godstone RH9 8DQ 2016/131 03/08/2016 dwelling. Erection of dwelling Commenced 0.12 1 0 0

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Proposed conversion of Beech Farm, buildings and erection of Beech Farm extensions to provide 5 Road, houses with associated Chelsham Warlingham CR6 parking, landscaping and and Farleigh 9QJ 2016/553 04/10/2016 removal of hardstanding Commenced 0.45 5 5 5 Westwood Stores, Eastbourne Road, South Godstone RH9 Demolition of existing Godstone 8EZ 2016/987 01/11/2016 buildings. Erection of 9 flats Commenced 0.12 9 8 8 14 Landscape Demolition of existing Road, dwelling and outbuildings Warlingham CR6 and erection of new building Warlingham 9JB 2016/1035 01/09/2016 comprising of 5 flats. Commenced 0.22 5 4 4

Tillingdown Farm, Caterham Tillingdown Lane, Valley; Woldingham Demolition of 4 cottages and Woldingham CR3 7JA 2016/1746 30/11/2016 the erection of 3 dwellings Commenced 1.07 3 -1 -1 Crab Hill Barn, Crab Hill Lane, South Nutfield Conversion of outbuilding to Nutfield RH1 5NR 2016/1087 21/09/2016 dwelling Commenced 0.26 1 1 1 Foyle Riding, Demolition of existing Red Lane, buildings and associated Limpsfield RH8 hardstanding and erection of Oxted 0RT 2016/1657 14/12/2016 a dwelling Commenced 0.22 1 1 1 Demolition of existing 29 Ninehams garage. Conversion of Caterham- Road, Caterham existing dwelling into two on-the-Hill CR3 5LL 2016/1872 09/12/2016 separate dwellings and Commenced 0.08 2 1 1 74

erection of two storey side extension Land Adjacent to 25 Homefield Erection of detached Road, dwelling house with Warlingham CR6 associated access, car Warlingham 9JA 2017/13 17/05/2017 parking and garden amenity Commenced 0.06 1 1 1 0 The Courtyard Stables, adjacent Conversion of existing to The Granary building to form two Wilderwick Road, dwellings with integral East Grinstead garages (Amended Planning Dormansland RH19 3NS 2015/1727 15/11/2019 description). Permission 0.09 2 2 2 Land to the rear Redevelopment of site to 29-41, Harrow comprise three dwellings, Road, with access, parking and Warlingham CR6 landscaping. (Amended Planning Warlingham 9EY 2019/1331 09/12/2019 Address) Permission 0.14 3 3 3 Demolition of existing property and erection of 1 x two storey, 2-bed, detached dwelling house and the associated construction of a 11A Crawley new access off Crawley Down Road, Road Down (as part of the Felbridge RH19 wider development for a total Planning Felbridge 2NT 2019/1453 06/12/2019 of 32 dwellings) Permission 0.11 1 0 0 Conversion of one 5 Amy Road, maisonette into two 1 x 1- Planning Oxted Oxted RH8 0PX 2019/1625 12/12/2019 bed and 1 x 2-bed flats Permission 0.02 2 2 2 Rear of Clearway Caterham Court, 139-141 Erection of new building Planning Valley Croydon Road, 2019/1801 12/12/2019 containing 4 x 2 bed and 5 x Permission 0.07 9 9 9 75

Caterham CR3 1 bed flats together with 6PF associated parking. Erection of two x five storey linked blocks of 26 flats Bronzeoak comprising 12 two-bed House, Stafford general needs flats and 14 Caterham Road, Caterham sheltered housing one-bed Planning Valley CR3 6JG 2019/1075 20/12/2019 flats for older people Permission 0.26 26 26 26 Erection of single storey dwelling with accommodation Land Adjacent to in the roofspace and garage, Manor Cottage, formation of new driveway Woodhurst Lane, including access and Planning Oxted Oxted RH8 9HJ 2019/1728 10/12/2019 associated works Permission 0.15 1 1 1 Existing offices at 141, 145, 147, Change of use from Use Station Road Class B1(a) to Use Class C3 East, Oxted RH8 for use as 9 flats (Prior Planning Oxted 0QE 2019/1657/NC 06/11/2019 Approval) Permission 0.17 9 9 9 13 Station Change of use from Use Avenue, Class B1(a) to Use Class C3 Caterham Caterham CR3 for use as a dwellinghouse Planning Valley 6LB 2019/1386/NC 01/11/2019 (Prior Approval) Permission 0.02 1 1 1 Residential development of 39 flats and houses with associated landscaping, Caterham- Land off Annes open space, parking and Planning on-the-Hill Walk, Caterham 2018/2445 20/12/2019 vehicular access Permission 1.39 39 39 39 8 Harestone Erection of a 3-bed detached Caterham Lane, Caterham dwelling with associated Planning Valley CR3 6BD 2019/1120 10/01/2020 parking and amenity space Permission 0.11 1 1 1

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Conversion from two dwellings to single dwelling, part two storey, part single storey rear extension with habitable roofspace, creation of habitable basement, 2 x 2 Court Farm front rooflights, alterations to Lane, Oxted RH8 side elevation, and hard Planning Oxted 9NZ 2019/1846 20/01/2020 landscaping to rear and side Permission 0.14 2 -1 -1 Conversion of 1 x 3-bed dwelling to 1 x 1-bed and 1 x 2-bed self-contained flats, involving single storey rear 16 Westway, and first floor side Caterham- Caterham CR3 extensions, extended garage Planning on-the-Hill 5TP 2019/1268 24/01/2020 and associated works. Permission 0.02 2 1 1 Construction of 14 x detached and semi detached 170 Whyteleafe dwellings with associated Outline Caterham- Road, Caterham parking and access (Outline Planning on-the-Hill CR3 5ED 2019/325 13/01/2020 Planning) Amended plans Permission 0.27 14 14 14 Part change of use of ground from Class A1 use (Retail) to Class C3 use (Residential) to 100 Chaldon form 1 x 1-bedroom self- Caterham- Road, Caterham contained flat (Prior Planning on-the-Hill CR3 5PH 2019/1983/NC 31/01/2020 Notification). Permission 0.01 1 1 1 Demolition of an existing garage at 16 The Heath. Erection of one dwelling and 16 The Heath, formation of new access Outline Chaldon CR3 road. (Outline all matters Planning Chaldon 5DG 2019/935 14/02/2020 reserved) Permission 0.15 1 1 1

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The Orangery, Castle Square, Use of building as a 3 Bletchingley RH1 bedroom dwelling (Use Class Planning Bletchingley 4LB 2018/2447 25/02/2020 C3) Permission 0.10 1 1 1 Mountain Ash, Brassey Road, Erection of a 1 x 4-bed Limpsfield RH8 dwelling with associated Planning Limpsfield 0ET 2019/1622 07/02/2020 parking and amenity space Permission 0.16 1 1 1 Aboyne, Slines Replacement two-storey Oak Road, dwelling with detached Woldingham garage including demolition Planning Woldingham CR3 7BH 2019/1932 21/02/2020 of existing dwelling Permission 0.15 1 0 0 Erection of 8 dwellings with associated access, car Knights Yard, parking and landscaping Crowhurst Road, (Revised application to Lingfield RH7 reserved matters approval Lingfield 6DA 2019/1047 14/02/2020 TA/2018/2472). Commenced 0.23 8 8 8 Conversion of a single-family 4 Soper Drive, dwelling (C3) into Supported Caterham- Caterham CR3 Living Accommodation (C4- Planning on-the-Hill 5EY 2019/2107 02/03/2020 HMO) Permission 0.05 1 -1 -1 Ardenrun Farm, Change of use of agricultural Ardenrun, building to single large Lingfield RH7 dwellinghouse (Prior Planning Crowhurst 6LN 2019/2182/N 06/02/2020 Approval) Permission 0.05 1 1 1 Holton, 114 Change of use of existing Redehall Road, commercial storage buildings Smallfield RH6 to use as 3 residential units Planning Burstow 9RS 2019/731/NC 03/06/2019 (Prior Notification) Permission 0.31 3 3 3 19 Chelsham Road, Chelsham Erection of a 3-bed end of Planning Warlingham CR6 9EQ 2019/1325 23/03/2020 terrace dwelling with Permission 0.03 1 1 1

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associated parking and amenity space Two x 3-bed detached Bowerland Farm, dwellings with associated Bowerland Lane, parking and amenity space Lingfield RH7 involving demolition of Planning Crowhurst 6DF 2019/423 11/03/2020 existing buildings Permission 0.10 2 2 2 Change of Class use from 104 Chaldon Office B1(A) to Class C3 Caterham- Road, Caterham Dwellinghouse (3-bed) with Planning on-the-Hill CR3 5PH 2019/2136 24/03/2020 rear garden Permission 0.01 1 1 1 Demolition of two existing outbuildings and part of pool house, along with the provision of small link between the pool house and Thornbury, Kent garage.Conversion of Hatch Road, existing pool house and Limpsfield RH8 garage to three bedroom Planning Limpsfield 0SZ 2019/2193 26/03/2020 dwelling. Permission 0.27 1 1 1 14 and 26, Demolition of former builders Doctors Lane, yard and erection of a 3-bed, Chaldon CR3 detached bungalow and Planning Chaldon 5AE 2019/2218 13/03/2020 erection of new stables Permission 0.35 1 1 1 Conversion of dwelling to two 19 Town End, maisonette flats and erection Caterham- Caterham CR3 of single storey side Planning on-the-Hill 5UJ 2017/106 30/05/2017 extension. Permission 0.04 2 1 1 21 Westhall Park, Demolition of existing Warlingham CR6 dwelling. Erection of 3 Planning Warlingham 9HS 2017/198 02/06/2017 dwellings Permission 0.27 3 2 2

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Burstow Lodge Business Centre, Demolition of existing Rookery Lane, commercial premises and Outline Smallfield RH6 erection of 9 dwellings. Planning Burstow 9BD 2016/911 02/06/2017 (Outline) (Revised site plan) Permission 0.85 9 9 9 Demolition of existing 3 Hawthorn Dene, bedroom dwelling and the Ricketts Hill construction of a new 4 Road, Tatsfield bedroom dwelling with Planning Tatsfield TN16 2NB 2017/260 10/05/2017 basement Permission 0.21 1 0 0 21 Thepps Close, South Nutfield RH1 Erection of detached Nutfield 5NX 2017/298 15/05/2017 dwelling and parking. Commenced 0.07 1 1 1 Ebor Lodge, Demolition of existing house London Road, and garage. Erection of 2 Felbridge RH19 detached houses with Planning Felbridge 2QS 2017/461 23/06/2017 integral garages. Permission 0.15 2 1 1 Conversion of existing dwelling and annexe into 2 2 Cedar Close, dwellings and erection of Warlingham CR6 single storey extension to Planning Warlingham 9DL 2017/457 23/06/2017 rear elevation. Permission 0.03 2 1 1 Greenway Cottage, Demolition of building and Greenway, erection of chalet bungalow Outline Tatsfield TN16 with integral double garage. Planning Tatsfield 2BT 2017/923 26/06/2017 (Outline all matters reserved) Permission 0.06 1 1 1 Little Woolborough Farm, Green Lane, Outwood Demolition of existing Outwood RH1 5QS 2017/524 23/05/2017 dwelling. Erection of dwelling Commenced 0.29 1 0 0

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333 Croydon Caterham Road, Caterham Valley CR3 6PL 2016/1716 08/05/2017 Erection of dwelling. Commenced 0.04 1 1 1 0 Hut, 1 Harestone Demolition of existing office Caterham Drive, Caterham buildings. Erection of 4 Planning Valley CR3 6YQ 2016/1727 18/05/2017 detached dwellings Permission 0.31 4 4 4 10 to 12 The Erection of a single storey Green, rear extension to create a Warlingham CR6 separate dwelling. Alteration Planning Warlingham 9NA 2017/817 07/06/2017 to external staircase Permission 0.03 1 1 1 Broadwood, Leazes Avenue, Demolition of existing Chaldon CR3 dwelling. Erection of Planning Chaldon 5AG 2017/410 12/05/2017 dwelling. Permission 0.68 1 0 0 Demolition of redundant agricultural building and stable block. Conversion of Horne Park Farm former Granary and Coach Lodge, Bones House to provide 6 x 2 Lane, bedroom residential units, Newchapel, RH7 parking and amenity space. Planning Horne 6HR 2016/2195 18/07/2017 (Amended description). Permission 0.34 6 6 6 Frith Manor Cottage, Lingfield Road, East Demolition of existing Grinstead, RH19 dwelling. Erection of Planning Dormansland 2JW 2017/1100 14/08/2017 dwelling. Permission 0.25 1 0 0 Yerba Buena, Herons Close, Demolition of existing Copthorne, RH10 dwelling. Erection of dwelling Planning Felbridge 3HF 2017/21 10/07/2017 (amended plans). Permission 0.34 1 0 0

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Crossways, The Avenue, Demolition of existing Whyteleafe, CR3 dwelling. Erection of Whyteleafe 0AQ 2017/949 01/08/2017 dwelling. Commenced 0.1289 1 0 0 0 Southwold House, Tydcombe Road, Demolition of existing and Warlingham, erection of detached Planning Warlingham CR6 9LU 2017/701 17/07/2017 dwelling. Permission 0.15 1 0 0 Demolition of existing buildings and structures. Erection of two dwellinghouses, with provision of off-street Grasmere, parking, bin stores, Church Lane, alterations/extension to Burstow, RH6 hardstanding, landscaping Planning Burstow 9TG 2017/886 24/08/2017 and associated works Permission 0.83 2 1 1 The Warren, Demolition of existing Church Road, dwelling. Erection of dwelling Woldingham, and outbuilding. (Amended Planning Woldingham CR3 7JH 2015/79 08/09/2017 plans). Permission 4.00 1 0 0 Standitch Farm, Tilburstow Hill Conversion of barn to four Road, Godstone, dwellings with associated car Godstone RH9 8LY 2016/1622 21/02/2017 parking and landscaping. Commenced 1.12 4 4 4 Clearway Court, 139 to 141 Change of use from Class Croydon Road, B1(a) (office) to Class C3 Caterham Caterham CR3 (dwelling). (Prior Approval Planning Valley 6PF 2017/1399/NC 22/08/2017 Class O Part 3 Schedule 2). Permission 0.12 16 16 16

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Change of use from Class B1(a) (office) to Class C3 75B High Street, (dwelling) (Prior Approval) Godstone RH9 (Class O Part 3 of Schedule Planning Godstone 8DT 2017/719/NC 06/06/2017 2). Permission 0.01 1 1 1 Demolition of existing equestrian centre including associated staff accommodation and facilities. Oldencraig Farm, Erection of 9 dwellings with Tandridge Lane, associated garaging, Lingfield RH7 landscaping and the Planning Godstone 6LL 2017/1296 14/09/2017 formation of a meadow. Permission 8.09 9 9 9 Bassetts Hill House, Bassetts Conversion of dwelling (1 Hill, house and 3 flats) into 2 Dormansland dwellings and erection of first Planning Dormansland RH7 6QJ 2017/1405 23/10/2017 floor rear extension Permission 0.05 2 -2 -2 Demolition of existing side 22 Downs Way, extension. Erection of Planning Oxted Oxted RH8 0NZ 2017/1396 15/09/2017 attached dwelling Permission 0.03 1 1 1 Conversion and enlargement Land west of of stable block to create a 1 x Tenchleys Lane, 2-bed dwelling with Itchingwood associated parking and Common Road, amenity space involving Limpsfield RH8 demolition of existing tractor Planning Limpsfield 0RJ 2019/882 13/03/2020 shed Permission 0.23 1 1 1 Brooklands Farm, Lower Conversion of existing barn South Park to 2 dwellings (Prior approval Planning Bletchingley Road, South 2019/2224/NC 27/03/2020 class Q part 3 schedule 2). Permission 0.05 2 2 2

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Godstone RH9 8LF Brooklands Farm, Lower South Park Change of use from Use Road, South Class (B1 (c)) to Use Class Godstone RH9 C3 for use as 3 x 3-bed Planning Bletchingley 8LF 2019/994/NC 25/07/2019 dwellings (Prior Approval) Permission 13.97 3 3 3 Change of use of existing 52 to 54 First and Second Floors from Godstone Road, B1 use (Offices) to C3 Whyteleafe CR3 (residential) use to create Planning Whyteleafe 0EA 2020/135/NC 17/03/2020 3No. residential units. Permission 0.02 3 3 3 Demolition of existing detached garage, side extension and rear conservatory, erection of single storey rear extension 64 Gresham and detached new dwelling Avenue, and alterations to existing Warlingham CR6 dropped kerb and front Planning Warlingham 9DJ 2019/203 08/08/2019 parking area. Permission 0.04 1 1 1 Blizewood, 62 Salmons Lane, Demolition of the existing Whyteleafe CR3 dwelling and erection of a Planning Whyteleafe 0AN 2019/260 23/04/2019 replacement dwelling Permission 1.21 1 0 0 Demolition of existing agricultural barn and erection Oaktree Farm, of detached Danemore Lane, dwellingemolition of existing South Godstone agricultural barn and erection Planning Godstone RH9 8JF 2019/1526 18/10/2019 of detached dwelling Permission 0.12 1 1 1

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West House, Thornhill, Westerham Conversion of granny flat into Road, Limpsfield self contained dwelling Planning Limpsfield RH8 0ED 2019/955 07/08/2019 (Resubmission) Permission 0.37 2 1 1 Demolition of the existing building and construction of a three-storey building to 187 Croydon provide four self-contained Caterham Road, Caterham dwellings with associated car Planning Valley CR3 6PH 2019/954 22/07/2019 and cycle parking. Permission 0.05 4 3 3 Sub-division of existing curtilage and conversion of Smokey Hollow, outbuilding into 2-bed Eastbourne dwellinghouse with Road, Godstone landscaping and associated Planning Godstone RH9 8EH 2019/736 16/07/2019 works. Permission 0.34 1 1 1 Rose & Meadow Cottages, Haxted Demolition of existing Road, Lingfield cottages. Erection of new Planning Dormansland RH7 6DE 2019/1131 27/09/2019 dwelling Permission 0.38 2 -1 -1 Marle House, Eastbourne Extension and conversion of Road, South stable/coach house to a 2- Godstone RH9 bed dwelling with associated Planning Godstone 8JQ 2019/1122 30/09/2019 parking and amenity space Permission 0.16 1 1 1 Two x 2-storey dwellings with habitable roofspace, Land at associated parking and Longsdon Way, amenity space and Caterham Caterham CR3 installation of vehicular Planning Valley 6BN 2019/836 27/06/2019 crossover Permission 0.05 2 2 2

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Pendell Barn, Pendell Farm, Pendell Road, Bletchingley RH1 Change of use from Bed and Planning Bletchingley 4QH 2019/914 01/08/2019 Breakfast to C3 (Dwelling) Permission 0.02 1 1 1 Change of use from Use 4 Station Road, Class B1(a) to Use Class C3 Whyteleafe CR3 for use as 15 residential Planning Whyteleafe 0EP 2019/1962/NC 02/01/2020 studios (Prior Approval) Permission 0.04 15 15 15

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Appendix 5: Residential Completions

Individu Planning Planning Total Total al Plot Application Permissi Gross Net Complet Numbe Bedroo Afford Completi Parish Address Reference on Date Description Gain Gain ion Gain r ms able on Date erection of 4 x 4-storey blocks providing 40 x 1-bed & 62 x 2- bed flats and 1 x 3 storey block Gadoline House providing primary care facility and former Old and 6 x 1-bed & 10 x 2-bed flats Barn petrol filling (total 46 x 1-bed, 72 x 2-bed, Whytelea station, Godstone overall 118 flats of which 16 are fe Road, Whyteleafe 2006/312 24-Oct-17 affordable) 126 126 12 91-102 2 (x12) TRUE 24-Apr-19 Former, 25 Chaldon Common Road, Demolition of existing dwelling. Chaldon CR3 25-Sep- Erection of two detached Chaldon 5DF 2018/1190 18 dwellings. 2 1 1 1-2 3 (x2) FALSE 29-Apr-19

Pond Farm, Demolition of existing buildings. Godstone Road, Erection of 20 dwellings, Lingfield RH7 16-Dec- landscaping and changes to Lingfield 6JG 2016/939 16 access 20 20 1 14 3 FALSE 25-Apr-19

Pond Farm, Demolition of existing buildings. Godstone Road, Erection of 20 dwellings, Lingfield RH7 16-Dec- landscaping and changes to Lingfield 6JG 2016/939 16 access 20 20 1 15 3 FALSE 30-Apr-19 Limpsfiel Honeypot Farm, 29-Aug- Demolition of buildings and d Honeypot Lane, 2017/1245 17 removal of soil bunds and 4 4 1 2 3 FALSE 05-Apr-19 87

Limpsfield, TN8 erection of 4 detached 6QH dwellings.(outline) Pond Farm, Demolition of existing buildings. Godstone Road, Erection of 20 dwellings, Lingfield RH7 landscaping and changes to Lingfield 6JG 2016/939 06-Jan-17 access 20 20 1 4 5 FALSE 21-May-19 Pond Farm, Demolition of existing buildings. Godstone Road, Erection of 20 dwellings, Lingfield RH7 landscaping and changes to Lingfield 6JG 2016/939 06-Jan-17 access 20 20 1 5 5 FALSE 21-May-19 Demolition of 47 Bluehouse Lane and erection of 3 detached 47 Bluehouse houses together with parking, Limpsfiel Lane, Limpsfield garages and associated amenity d RH8 0AJ 2016/233 14-Jul-16 areas. 3 2 0 2 5 FALSE 02-Apr-19 demolition of all other buildings and redevelopment to form 102 new dwellings in total (25 Rnib, Redhill dwellings for blind and partially College, sighted people and 77 open Philanthropic 05-Nov- market houses); hub facility (b1, Nutfield Road, Redhill. 2014/1957 15 d2 and d3 uses); 36 28 2 44, 45 4 (x2) FALSE 14-Jun-19 Pond Farm, Demolition of existing buildings. Godstone Road, Erection of 20 dwellings, Lingfield RH7 landscaping and changes to Lingfield 6JG 2016/939 06-Jan-17 access 20 20 1 8 5 FALSE 21-Jun-19 Pond Farm, Demolition of existing buildings. Godstone Road, Erection of 20 dwellings, Lingfield RH7 landscaping and changes to Lingfield 6JG 2016/939 06-Jan-17 access 20 20 1 10 5 FALSE 24-Jun-19

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Conversion of existing buildings to 2 independent dwelling houses demolition of lean to roof extension and erection of single Jincox Farm storey extension and two Cottage, Popes dormers to unit 1. provision of Lane, Oxted, RH8 parking and associated Oxted 9PL 2013/1726 23-Jan-14 landscaping. 2 2 2 1 3 (x2) FALSE 20-Jun-19 Part change of use from Office/Retail to dwellings. Erection of part ground and first floor extension and second floor extension to rear elevation to provide 5 flats. Formation of Caterha 77-79 High additional parking. (Amended m-on- Street, Caterham plans, including the provision of the-Hill CR3 5UF 2015/1175 22-Apr-16 balconies). 5 2 2 2-6 2 (x5) FALSE 13-Jun-19 Demolition of all existing buildings and erection of a part one, part three storey mixed use development consisting of 4000sqft of retail space on the 100-108 ground floor with 4 residential Godstone Road , units on the upper floors, and Whytelea Whyteleafe CR3 31-Mar- associated car and cycle 1 (x2), fe 0EB 2016/1514 17 parking 4 3 3 1-4 2 (x2) FALSE 26-Jun-19 Land to R/O & South West of Cadenza, Butterfly Walk, Erection of 5 detached dwellings Warlingh Warlingham, CR6 08-Aug- with associated garages and 5 (x1), am 9JA 2013/1805 14 access 5 5 3 1, 4, 5 6 (x2) FALSE 21-May-19

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Land to R/O & South West of Cadenza, Butterfly Walk, Erection of 5 detached dwellings Warlingh Warlingham, CR6 08-Aug- with associated garages and am 9JA 2013/1805 14 access 5 5 2 2, 3 6 (x2) FALSE 20-Jun-19 Erection of ground floor Caterha 30 Westway, extensions to form 1 flat and m-on- Caterham CR3 26-May- erection of new entrance porch the-Hill 5TP 2016/1466 17 to existing 1st floor maisonette 2 1 1 1 1 (x2) FALSE 23-Apr-19 Conversion, re-siting and replacement of equestrian buildings to create commercial livery and natural horsemanship Viewpoint, Moons school. Replacement of Lane, dwelling, erection of stables and Dormans Dormansland hay store together with land RH7 6PD 2015/836 19-Jun-15 landscape enhancements. 1 0 0 1 3 FALSE 24-May-19 Wine Bar, Change of use of Wine Bar Emerson Court, (Class A4) including associated Caterha 200 Coulsdon parking spaces to Residential m-on- Road, Caterham (Class C3) to form 2 flats with the-Hill CR3 5ND 2017/1808 12-Jan-18 associated parking 2 2 2 1-2 1 (x2) FALSE 25-Jun-19 170 Burntwood Caterha Lane, Caterham Erection of detached dwelling. m Valley CR3 6TB 2015/1269 22-Oct-15 (Revised plans). 1 1 1 1 5 FALSE 28-Jun-19 Demolition of existing garage. Erection of extension to east Little Wold, elevation and conversion of Tydcombe Road, dwelling into three dwellings and Warlingh Warlingham CR6 associated landscaping am 9LU 2017/1789 09-Apr-18 (amended description) . 3 2 1 1 3 FALSE 04-Jul-19

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Land Rear of 18 and 20 High Demolition of existing buildings Street, Lingfield and erection of 6 dwelling Lingfield RH7 6AA 2018/860 20-Jul-18 houses and carport/parking. 6 6 1 1 3 FALSE 25-Jul-19 Seltek House, 38 Change of use from Class B1(a) Caterha Westway, (office) to Class C3 (dwelling m-on- Caterham CR3 29-Mar- houses) (Prior Approval) (Class the-Hill 5TP 2018/209/NC 18 O Part 3 of Schedule 2). 16 16 16 1 1 (x16) FALSE 25-Jul-19 demolition of all other buildings and redevelopment to form 102 new dwellings in total (25 Rnib, Redhill dwellings for blind and partially College, sighted people and 77 open Philanthropic 05-Nov- market houses); hub facility (b1, Nutfield Road, Redhill. 2014/1957 15 d2 and d3 uses); 36 28 1 40 4 FALSE 22-Aug-19 Land at, 14 Homefield Road, Warlingh Warlingham CR6 Erection of detached dwelling am 9HQ 2015/674 30-Jul-15 and garage 1 1 1 1 4 FALSE 07-Aug-19 Erection of 2 no. 2 storey detached houses and associated landscaping including separate access onto Cleves, Castle Tilgate Common. Amendments Street, to planning approvals Bletching Bletchingley RH1 TA/2014/1372 and ley 4QA 2018/986 11-Jul-18 TA/2016/969. 2 2 2 1, 2 3 (x2) FALSE 29-Aug-19 48 Beacon Hill, Demolition of existing dwelling Dormans Dormansland, and garage. erection of dwelling land RH7 6RH 2015/1114 31-Jul-15 with integral garage/carport. 1 0 0 1 4 FALSE 29-Aug-19

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Demolition of existing dwelling with integral garage. Erection of two detached dwellinghouses and detached double garage block, provision of off-street parking, new landscaping and Caterha 43 Whyteleafe associated works (Amendment m-on- Road, Caterham to application TA/2016/1057) the-Hill CR3 5EG 2017/227 26-Apr-17 (amended plans) 2 1 1 1 5 (x2) FALSE 21-Aug-19 Pond Farm, Demolition of existing buildings. Godstone Road, Erection of 20 dwellings, 1, 6, 7, 3 (x4), Lingfield RH7 landscaping and changes to 11, 12, 4 (x2), Lingfield 6JG 2016/939 06-Jan-17 access 20 20 9 17-20 5 (x3) FALSE 04-Sep-19 Caterha 82 Addison Road, Erection of attached two storey m-on- Caterham CR3 dwelling with associated parking the-Hill 5LR 2018/965 11-Jul-18 and amenity space provision. 1 1 1 1 2 FALSE 04-Sep-19 Erection of 14 dwellings with new access from bradenhurst close (comprising 10 x 3 bed semi detached dwellings, 2 x 5/6 126 & 128 bed dwellings, 1 x 6 bed Caterha Harestone Hill 15-Nov- detached dwelling and 1 x 3 bed m Valley Caterham 2013/1196 13 detached dwelling). 17 15 1 8 3 FALSE 18-Sep-19 demolition of all other buildings and redevelopment to form 102 new dwellings in total (25 Rnib, Redhill dwellings for blind and partially College, sighted people and 77 open Philanthropic 05-Nov- market houses); hub facility (b1, Nutfield Road, Redhill. 2014/1957 15 d2 and d3 uses); 36 28 1 39 4 FALSE 26-Sep-19

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demolition of all other buildings and redevelopment to form 102 new dwellings in total (25 Rnib, Redhill dwellings for blind and partially College, sighted people and 77 open Philanthropic 05-Nov- market houses); hub facility (b1, Nutfield Road, Redhill. 2014/1957 15 d2 and d3 uses); 36 28 1 41 4 FALSE 05-Sep-19 238 Godstone Road, Erection of 8 flats and Whytelea Whyteleafe, CR3 associated vehicular access, fe 0EF 2017/358 27-Jul-17 parking and landscaping. 8 8 8 1-8 2 (x8) TRUE 04-Sep-19 Blackberry Cottage, Blackberry Road, Felcourt RH19 18-Nov- Lingfield 2LH 2015/1754 15 Erection of detached dwelling 1 0 0 1 5 FALSE 27-Aug-19 Harwood House, Lunghurst Road, Woldingh Woldingham CR3 am 7HE 2016/584 12-Jul-16 Erection of replacement dwelling 1 0 0 1 5 FALSE 03-Sep-19 57 Park Road, Limpsfiel Limpsfield RH8 21-Dec- Demolition of existing dwelling. d 0AN 2016/1903 16 Erection of dwelling. 1 0 0 1 4 FALSE 30-Sep-19 Land to rear of Demolition of existing timber Waldron House, framed buildings. Erection of 2 14/16 Godstone mews cottages with 2 parking Road, Lingfield 21-Nov- spaces and associated Lingfield RH7 6BW 2017/2011 17 landscaping 2 2 2 1-2 1 (x2) FALSE 23-Sep-19 The Orchard, Newchapel Road, Demolition of existing house. Lingfield, RH7 03-Aug- Erection of dwelling and Lingfield 6BJ 2017/1088 17 detached garage. 1 0 0 1 4 FALSE 17-Jul-19

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Erection of single storey rear extension and conversion of basement to form habitable accommodation. Change of use Caterha 54B Westway, from office (Class A2) to m-on- Caterham CR3 07-Nov- residential dwelling (Class C3) the-Hill 5TP 2017/1924 17 (Retrospective) 1 1 1 1 2 FALSE 29-Jul-19 Change of use of first floor from office and storage to ancillary 46 High Street, dwelling (class c3) and erection Bletching Bletchingley RH1 of first floor rear extension and ley 4PA 2014/1913 15-Jan-16 internal alterations. 1 1 1 1 2 FALSE 22-Oct-19 24 Downs Way, 22-Dec- Oxted Oxted, RH8 0NZ 2014/1654 14 Erection of attached dwelling 1 1 1 1 3 FALSE 22-Oct-19 Demolition of existing dwellings, outbuildings and structures. Erection of detached dwelling Thistledown, and outbuilding with associated Shaw Road, landscaping and access on to Tatsfield TN16 24-Aug- Shaw Road, erection of Tatsfield 2BX 2015/660 15 detached dwelling and garage 2 0 0 1-2 2, 4 FALSE 22-Oct-19 Change of use from (Class A1) Caterha 55 Westway, (retail) to Class C3 (dwelling) m-on- Caterham CR3 (Prior Approval) (Class M of the-Hill 5TQ 2017/1421/NC 08-Jan-18 Schedule 2). 2 1 1 1 1, 2 FALSE 22-Oct-19 Foxlands Farm, West Park Road, Felbridge Newchapel RH7 Conversion of redundant farm ; Horne 6HT 2015/1791 21-Apr-16 building into residential dwelling 1 1 1 1 3 FALSE 22-Oct-19

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Removal of stockpiles of existing waste. erection of 6 detached dwellings and 4 semi- Land at Clay Hall detached dwellings with Lane, Copthorne attached garages and 1 Bank, Copthorne, 20-Nov- detached dwelling with detached 3, 4 Burstow RH10 3JE 2014/1316 14 garage 11 11 4 4, 6-8 (x3) FALSE 23-Oct-19 Erection of 8no. semi-detached 126 Harestone dwellings with associated Caterha Hill, Caterham access, parking and m Valley CR3 6DH 2017/2351 17-Jan-18 landscaping. 2 2 2 1-2 3 (x2) FALSE 31-Oct-19 The Studio, Godstone Place, Change of use of the studio Godston 59A High Street, serving Stable Cottage to e RH9 8LU 2016/382 13-Jun-16 provide a separate dwelling. 1 1 1 1 1 FALSE 01-Nov-19 143 Westhall Road, Warlingh Warlingham CR6 25-Nov- am 9HJ 2016/1059 16 Erection of detached dwelling 1 1 1 1 5 FALSE 31-Oct-19 Demolition of existing garage. Erection of extension to east Little Wold, elevation and conversion of Tydcombe Road, dwelling into three dwellings and Warlingh Warlingham CR6 associated landscaping am 9LU 2017/1789 09-Apr-18 (amended description) . 3 2 1 2-3 3 FALSE 23-Oct-19 Demolition of existing dwelling and associated outbuildings. Caterha Erection of 2 no. blocks m Valley; The Gardens, containing 12 flats (in total) with Caterha Church Hill, associated access, car parking, m-on- Caterham CR3 16-Nov- cycle storage, refuse storage the-Hill 6SD 2016/1305 16 and garden amenity 12 11 11 1-12 12 (x2) FALSE 23-Oct-19

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Erection of 3 detached Pixiewood Farm, dwellings, detached double Rowplatt Lane, garage, amendment to existing Felbridge RH19 31-Dec- access and associated Felbridge 2PA 2015/1927 15 landscaping. 3 3 1 3 3 FALSE 23-Oct-19

36 Blanchmans Road, Warlingh Warlingham CR6 03-Nov- am 9DE 2016/1589 16 Erection of dwelling 1 1 1 1 2 FALSE 08-Oct-19 Demolition of existing garage. 102 Stafford Erection of semi-detached Caterha Road, Caterham dwelling with associated m Valley CR3 6JE 2015/2109 28-Jan-16 landscaping and parking. 1 1 1 1 3 FALSE 19-Nov-19 36A Morris Road, Erection of detached dwelling South Nutfield 09-Nov- with attached garage and Nutfield RH1 5SA 2016/1577 16 vehicular access. 1 1 1 1 5 FALSE 19-Nov-19 Little Woodbury, Bones Lane, Newchapel RH7 22-Nov- Conversion of chicken shed into Horne 6HR 2016/1636 16 two dwellings 2 2 2 1-2 4 (x2) FALSE 19-Nov-19 85 High Street, Commercial use class part of Godston Godstone RH9 12-Dec- building to be changed to class e 8DT 2016/1739 16 C3 (dwelling). 1 1 1 1 3 FALSE 20-Nov-19 Demolition of existing garage and workshop (with planning Harecroft, Hare permission for detached Lane, Blindley dwelling) and erection of Horne Heath RH7 6JB 2017/333 13-Apr-17 detached dwelling. 1 1 1 1 4 FALSE 22-Nov-19 Erection of 3 detached Pixiewood Farm, dwellings, detached double Rowplatt Lane, garage, amendment to existing Felbridge RH19 31-Dec- access and associated Felbridge 2PA 2015/1927 15 landscaping. 3 3 2 1, 2 3, 4 FALSE 14-Nov-19 96

Park Farm, Haxted Road, Demolition of agricultural Dormans Lingfield RH7 buildings. Erection of agricultural land 6DE 2015/2048 15-Jan-16 workers dwelling. 1 1 1 1 2 FALSE 04-Nov-19 Long Acres Demolition of the existing house, Caravan and garage and reception buildings Camping Park, and the erection of a Newchapel Road, replacement house including Felbridge Lingfield RH7 03-Feb- associated parking and ; Horne 6LE 2016/2133 17 landscaping 1 0 0 1 4 FALSE 08-Nov-19 Demolition of existing buildings. Erection of 18 dwellings comprising 8 houses and a 38 to 42 High block of 10 flats, formation of Godston Street, Godstone 22-May- new access, parking and e RH9 8LW 2017/2545 18 landscaping. 18 18 3 2-4 3 (x3) FALSE 20-Dec-19 10 Harestone Demolition of existing dwelling. Caterha Lane, Caterham Erection of dwelling and m Valley CR3 6BD 2016/727 13-Jul-16 ancillary outbuilding 1 0 0 1 3 FALSE 17-Dec-19 Demolition of existing chalet bungalow and erection of 2 semi-detached dwellings with Caterha 72 Eldon Road, associated parking, landscape m-on- Caterham CR3 and access(Amended plans the-Hill 5JR 2018/1408 16-Oct-18 scanned 30th August 2018). 2 1 1 1-2 3 (x2) FALSE 29-Nov-19 Land at Barnfield Erection of three dwellings and Way, Oxted RH8 associated parking, access and Oxted 9QG 2017/1486 27-Apr-18 landscaping. 3 3 3 1-3 1 (x3) TRUE 10-Dec-19 Honeypot Farm, Demolition of buildings and Honeypot Lane, removal of soil bunds and Limpsfiel Limpsfield, TN8 29-Aug- erection of 4 detached d 6QH 2017/1245 17 dwellings.(outline) 4 4 1 3 3 FALSE 26-Nov-19

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Honeypot Farm, Demolition of buildings and Honeypot Lane, removal of soil bunds and Limpsfiel Limpsfield, TN8 29-Aug- erection of 4 detached d 6QH 2017/1245 17 dwellings.(outline) 4 4 2 1, 4 3 (x2) FALSE 05-Nov-19 Caterha 57 Westway, m-on- Caterham CR3 16-Aug- Change of use from A1, A2 to the-Hill 5TQ 2018/1454/NC 18 C3 1 1 1 1 1 FALSE 20-Dec-19 Warlingh am East and 32 Crowborough Conversion of single Chelsha Drive, dwellinghouse into 1 x two- m and Warlingham CR6 21-Dec- bedroom and 1 x 3 bedroom Farleigh 9SG 2018/2094 18 houses. 2 1 1 1 2 FALSE 20-Nov-19 erection of 4 x 4-storey blocks providing 40 x 1-bed & 62 x 2- bed flats and 1 x 3 storey block Gadoline House providing primary care facility and former Old and 6 x 1-bed & 10 x 2-bed flats Barn petrol filling (total 46 x 1-bed, 72 x 2-bed, Whytelea station, Godstone overall 118 flats of which 16 are 1 (x2), fe Road, Whyteleafe 2006/312 24-Oct-17 affordable) 126 126 16 1-16 2 (x14) TRUE 31-Dec-19 erection of 4 x 4-storey blocks providing 40 x 1-bed & 62 x 2- bed flats and 1 x 3 storey block Gadoline House providing primary care facility and former Old and 6 x 1-bed & 10 x 2-bed flats Barn petrol filling (total 46 x 1-bed, 72 x 2-bed, Whytelea station, Godstone overall 118 flats of which 16 are 1 (x31) fe Road, Whyteleafe 2006/312 24-Oct-17 affordable) 126 126 74 17-90 (x43) TRUE 31-Dec-19 Demolition of 4 bed house and erection of 2 x 3-bedroom semi Caterha 33 William Road, detached dwellinghouses with m-on- Caterham CR3 14-Mar- off-street parking and the-Hill 5NN 2018/2267 19 associated works 2 1 1 1 3 FALSE 07-Feb-20 98

Demolition of existing buildings. Erection of 18 dwellings comprising 8 houses and a 38 to 42 High block of 10 flats, formation of Godston Street, Godstone 22-May- new access, parking and 13, 15, e RH9 8LW 2017/2545 18 landscaping. 18 18 4 17, 18 2 (x4) FALSE 03-Feb-20 Little Wold, Demolition of pool building. Tydcombe Road, Erection of detached dwelling Warlingh Warlingham, CR6 08-Aug- with new access and associated am 9LU 2017/1159 17 landscaping. 1 1 1 4 5 FALSE 20-Jan-20 Demolition of existing dwelling and outbuildings. Erection of detached split-level dwelling, Highstone, 5 detached single garage with Beulah Walk, cycle storage space, off street Woldingh Woldingham CR3 22-Mar- parking, landscaping and am 7LN 2016/2401 17 associated works 1 0 0 1 4 FALSE 19-Mar-20 Little Meadow, Halliloo Valley Road, Demolition of existing dwelling. Woldingh Woldingham CR3 Erection of detached dwelling am 7HP 2015/2122 20-Jul-16 and detached double garage. 1 0 0 1 4 FALSE 18-Mar-20 Change of use from Class 92 Godstone B1(office) to Class C3 Whytelea Road, Whyteleafe 17-Aug- (dwelling). (Prior approval Class fe CR3 0EB 2015/1183/NC 15 J Part 3 Schedule 2). 1 1 1 1 2 FALSE 30-Mar-20 Land Rear of 361 Godstone Road, Erection of detached building Whytelea Whyteleafe CR3 03-Nov- comprising of two individual fe 0BF 2015/891 15 dwellings. 2 2 2 1-2 1 (x2) FALSE 24-Mar-20 Demolition of existing buildings. 38 to 42 High Erection of 18 dwellings Godston Street, Godstone 22-May- comprising 8 houses and a e RH9 8LW 2017/2545 18 block of 10 flats, formation of 18 18 1 5 3 FALSE 17-Mar-20 99

new access, parking and landscaping.

demolition of all other buildings and redevelopment to form 102 new dwellings in total (25 Rnib, Redhill dwellings for blind and partially College, sighted people and 77 open Philanthropic 05-Nov- market houses); hub facility (b1, Nutfield Road, Redhill. 2014/1957 15 d2 and d3 uses); 36 28 1 32 FALSE 04-Feb-20 demolition of all other buildings and redevelopment to form 102 new dwellings in total (25 Rnib, Redhill dwellings for blind and partially College, sighted people and 77 open Philanthropic 05-Nov- market houses); hub facility (b1, Nutfield Road, Redhill. 2014/1957 15 d2 and d3 uses); 36 28 2 33, 38 FALSE 28-Feb-20 demolition of all other buildings and redevelopment to form 102 new dwellings in total (25 Rnib, Redhill dwellings for blind and partially College, sighted people and 77 open Philanthropic 05-Nov- market houses); hub facility (b1, Nutfield Road, Redhill. 2014/1957 15 d2 and d3 uses); 36 28 1 43 4 FALSE 13-Mar-20 demolition of all other buildings and redevelopment to form 102 new dwellings in total (25 Rnib, Redhill dwellings for blind and partially College, sighted people and 77 open Philanthropic 05-Nov- market houses); hub facility (b1, Nutfield Road, Redhill. 2014/1957 15 d2 and d3 uses); 36 28 4 34-37 4 (x4) FALSE 20-Mar-20

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Demolition of existing buildings. Erection of 18 dwellings comprising 8 houses and a 38 to 42 High block of 10 flats, formation of Godston Street, Godstone 22-May- new access, parking and 3 (x2), e RH9 8LW 2017/2545 18 landscaping. 18 18 4 1, 6-8 4 (x2) FALSE 13-Mar-20 Demolition of existing buildings. Erection of 18 dwellings comprising 8 houses and a 38 to 42 High block of 10 flats, formation of Godston Street, Godstone 22-May- new access, parking and e RH9 8LW 2017/2545 18 landscaping. 18 18 2 12, 16 1 (x2) TRUE 03-Feb-20 Demolition of existing buildings. Erection of 18 dwellings comprising 8 houses and a 38 to 42 High block of 10 flats, formation of Godston Street, Godstone 22-May- new access, parking and 9-11, e RH9 8LW 2017/2545 18 landscaping. 18 18 4 14 2 (x4) TRUE 03-Feb-20 Brooklands Farm, Lower South Park, South Erection of detached agricultural Bletching Godstone, RH9 dwelling with garage.(Reserved ley 8LF 2016/181 05-Apr-16 matters) 1 1 1 1 3 FALSE 31-Mar-20 Steppe Cottage, Hoopers Farm, Moor Lane, Marsh Green, Dormans Edenbridge, Kent 05-Aug- Demolition of existing dwelling land TN8 5QU 2016/579 16 and erection of dwelling 1 0 0 1 2 FALSE 31-Mar-20 Wayfares Rest, Moor Lane, Erection of detached dwelling Dormans Dormansland with associated driveway and land RH7 6NX 2016/1789 26-Jan-17 access. 1 1 1 1 4 FALSE 31-Mar-20

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High Bank, Furzefield Chase, Dormans Dormans Park Demolition of existing dwelling. land RH19 2LY 2016/1615 27-Oct-16 Erection of detached dwelling 1 0 0 1 4 FALSE 31-Mar-20 Demolition of existing dwelling house and ancillary swimming pool and sheds, erection of 3 Beach Shaw, detached houses and West Hill, Oxted 19-Nov- landscaping works. (Amended Oxted RH8 9JD 2015/1419 15 plans) 3 2 1 2 4 FALSE 31-Mar-20 De Stafford Change of use of bungalow from School, residential school building to Caterha Burntwood Lane, separate dwelling and m-on- Caterham, CR3 alterations to access together the-Hill 5YX 2015/1466 30-Oct-15 with associated landscaping. 1 1 1 1 3 FALSE 31-Mar-20 erection of 4 x 4-storey blocks providing 40 x 1-bed & 62 x 2- bed flats and 1 x 3 storey block Gadoline House providing primary care facility and former Old and 6 x 1-bed & 10 x 2-bed flats Barn petrol filling (total 46 x 1-bed, 72 x 2-bed, Whytelea station, Godstone overall 118 flats of which 16 are 119- 1 (x3), fe Road, Whyteleafe 2006/312 24-Oct-17 affordable) 126 126 8 126 2 (x5) TRUE 31-Mar-20

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Appendix 6: Map of Traveller Sites

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Appendix 7: Planning applications for Traveller sites since 2013 – April 2019 update

Gypsy / Traveller planning applications

Determined applications

Application Site Address Description Number of Is site already Current status No. proposed occupied/Is this a pitches/plots retrospective application? 2014/1484 Hare and Hounds, Variation of condition 1 and 2 3 pitches Occupied site comprising 3 Granted permanent Lingfield Common of permission TA/2009/962 to unauthorised pitches. Site permission on 3/7/2019 Road, Lingfield allow for permanent stationing previously granted temporary of three caravans and to permission for 3 pitches. enable the occupation by any other un- named Gypsy and Travellers 2015/1913 High View Manor Change of use of land to a 4 pitches Occupied site comprising 4 Refused January 2018. Park Beech Farm private gypsy and traveller unauthorised pitches. Road Warlingham caravan site; providing for 4 Retrospective planning caravan pitches application. Appeal allowed 8/7/2019 2015/1991 Kew Gardens, Erection of utility block, day 1 pitch Occupied site comprising 1 Refused August 2017. Antlands Lane, room/ store, stable block with authorised pitch and 1 Appeal submitted but out of Shipley Bridge storage barn and kennel unauthorised pitch. time. (retrospective) and variation of Retrospective planning condition 2 of appeal decision application in relation to Enf notice served and enf APP/M3645/C/11/2149181 buildings and 1 unauthorised pitch. appeal determined January and 2019. Notice largely upheld 104

APP/M3645/C/11/2149182 dated 15 September 2011 to allow for an additional pitch on site. 2015/2203 Land adj caravan Change of use of land for 3 pitches Occupied site comprising 4 Refused –appeal lodged but site, Beech Farm residential occupation of unauthorised pitches. subsequently withdrawn Road, caravans by gypsy-travellers Retrospective planning 21/8/2019. Warlingham (Field with associated hard standing, application. 2472) utility blocks and fencing for Site overlaps with 2017/2377. three additional pitches (part retrospective) 2017/1721 The Plantation, Change of use of land for the 1 pitch Occupied site comprising 1 Refused 10/6/19. Springbottom stationing of a mobile home unauthorised pitch. Lane, with associated hardstanding. Retrospective planning Bletchingley. application. 2017/2377 Land adj caravan Change of use of land for the 4 pitches Occupied site comprising 4 Refused & appeal dismissed site, Beech Farm stationing of four static unauthorised pitches. Planning 22/10/2019. Road, caravans for residential application part retrospective. Warlingham occupation by gypsy travellers, Site overlaps with 2015/2203. formation of new access and track, hard- standing, utility block, cesspool, storage area for up to four touring caravans and fencing.(Part retrospective) 2017/2652 Land at Farm Proposed siting of 10 mobile 10 pitches Unoccupied site. Refused 4/9/2018. Lane, Godstone, homes and touring caravans RH9 8DH and two day rooms 2018/839 Plot 2, The Change of use of land for a 2 pitches Occupied site comprising 2 Refused 13/03/19. Paddocks proposed two pitch site for unauthorised pitches. (formerly Black settled gypsy accommodation Retrospective planning 105

Barn) application. 2018/840 Plot 1, The Change of use of land for a 2 pitches Occupied site comprising 2 Refused 13/03/19 – appeal Paddocks proposed two pitch site for unauthorised pitches. withdrawn. (formerly Black settled gypsy accommodation Retrospective planning Barn) application. 2018/1139 Beechfield, Moats Stationing of 2 mobile homes 2 pitches Occupied site comprising 2 Permanent planning Lane, South unauthorised pitches. permission granted 27/06/19 Nutfield RH1 5PF Retrospective planning (2017/2394 withdrawn) application. 2018/1592 Land north of Change of use to a private 6 pitches Unoccupied site. Refused 22/5/19. Effingham Road, gypsy and traveller caravan Burstow site consisting of 6 pitches each containing 1 mobile home, 1 day room, 1 touring caravan and associated development 2019/24 Land between Change of use to a private 1 pitch Unoccupied site. Refused 6/6/19 – appeal Dornalong and gypsy and traveller caravan dismissed 3/3/2020. The Retreat, site consisting of 1 pitch Kemsley Lane, TN16 2BH. 2019/155 Land to rear of Outline application with all 1 pitch Unoccupied site. Refused 26/04/19. 64-70 Copthorne matters reserved for a proposed Road, Felbridge. single pitch site for settled gypsy accommodation.

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Outstanding planning applications

Application Site Address Description Number of Is site already Current status No. proposed occupied/Is this a pitches/plots retrospective application? 2013/1454 Hades Wood Change of use of land for the 1 pitch Site appears not to be Awaiting determination. Farm, Cogman’s stationing of a mobile home occupied. Lane, Smallfield. with associated hard standing, septic tank, utility building and storage. 2014/2038 Forge Farm Variation of condition 4 of 6 pitches Occupied site comprising 5 Awaiting determination Nurseries permission unauthorised pitches. Site West Park Road App/M3645/A/09/2108985 previously granted temporary Newchapel dated 21 December 2009 to permission for 6 pitches. This allow the temporary use of the application seeking permanent land as a private gypsy permission. caravan site to become a permanent site and for the removal of condition 1 to allow un-named persons to live at the site. 2015/227 Ivy Hatch, Stationing of three mobile 3 pitches Occupied site comprising 3 Awaiting determination. Downlands Lane, homes with access, parking unauthorised pitches. Copthorne and private amenity space. Retrospective planning (Retrospective) application. 2015/605 The Oaks/Oak Variation of condition 4 of 2 pitches Occupied site comprising 4 Awaiting determination. Trees, Green planning permission authorised pitches. Unknown if Lane, Shipley TA/2009/1073 to allow the proposed pitches are existing

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Bridge RH6 9TJ stationing of 2 additional and occupied. (Plot 2?) caravans. 2016/1344 Land east and Extension to existing 4 pitches Occupied site comprising a Awaiting determination south of, Gypsy/Traveller siteto provide long-established and licensed Oaklands, Green 4 additional pitches mobile home. Unknown if Lane,Shipley comprising 4 mobile homes, 4 proposed pitches are existing Bridge RH6 9TJ touring caravans and 4 utility and occupied. (Plot 3 Oaklands) rooms together with the repositioning of the existing lawful mobile home. 2017/1457 Burstow Stables, Change of use of land to a 1 pitch Occupied site comprising 1 Awaiting determination. Church Lane, gypsy and traveller caravan site unauthorised pitch. Site Burstow, RH6 consisting of 1 pitch previously granted temporary 9TG. permission for 1 pitch. This application seeking permanent permission. 2019/84 Land at Warwick Change of use of land to use as 1 pitch Unoccupied site. Awaiting determination. Wold Road, a residential caravan site for Bletchingley, one Gypsy family including Redhill RH1 3DH laying of hardstanding and erection of ancillary amenity building

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Travelling showpeople planning applications

Application Site Address Description Number of Is site already occupied/Is Current status No. proposed this a retrospective pitches/plots application? 2016/863 Former Lingfield Change of use of land 12 plots Unoccupied site. Refused October 2017. No Common Nursery, to create 12 plots for appeal lodged. Lingfield Common travelling showpeople Road, Lingfield with equipment storage area 2019/236 Land adjacent to Change of use of land 17 plots Unoccupied site. Refused 24/4/2020 – no Michael’s to create 17 plots for appeal lodged to date. Commercials, travelling showpeople East Park Lane, with creation of new Newchapel. access to highway.

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Appendix 8: Woldingham Neighbourhood Plan Monitoring

Objective Policy Description Comments on Progress Number

1 – preservation of the unique Policy L1 Building Design Ongoing review of planning applications. Heritage and Character of the village Policy L2 Village Character Areas Ongoing review of planning applications. Policy L3 Landscape Impact Ongoing review of planning applications.

Policy L8 Local Green Spaces Involvement with Tandridge Council’s Open Spaces Consultation.

2 - Dwellings Policy L1 Dwellings suitable for Ongoing review of planning applications. downsizing

3 – Community Facilities Policy L4 Additions/Improvements to Substantial work on land owned by The Glebe and The Scouts Community Facilities undertaken in 2018/2019 providing enhanced footpath and a new enclosed relaxation garden where open scrub land was previously. Scout land abutting Crescent improved and landscaped, improving views on Crescent as well.

Village community group set up pop-up coffee shop weekly (currently suspended due to COVID-19).

Policy C4 Improvements to Village The village website has a dedicated webmaster to co-ordinate Website and Noticeboards communication across the village. Woldingham.com is a one stop shop for all village community groups and clubs plus

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council and community information. It is maintained up to date and visited by many residents.

The Woldingham Face Book page is heavily used and is another place to find community information. The administrators for both FB and Woldingham.com work closely together.

Use of physical notice boards is diminishing – 3 remain: Woldingham Parish Council, Woldingham Association, Village Hall. Repairs being made to WPC Board. One notice board, The Scouts, has been taken out of commission in 2019

4 – Regeneration of The Policy L5 Parking and Retail Substantial work on land owned by The Glebe and The Scouts Crescent Facilities in The Crescent undertaken in 2018/2019 providing enhanced footpath and a new enclosed relaxation garden where open scrub land was previously.

Coffeeshop currently not possible in Crescent but pop-up shop established (and will resume once COVID-19 crisis abates).

In 2018/2019 the Parish Council undertook a review of the parking challenges on The Crescent. A plan to make The Crescent one way was drawn up in conjunction with Surrey County Council, however without the support of the police it was not implementable. After consultation with the Police and Highways, there is no viable alternative.

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Work has begun by Woldingham Parish Council to engage with the owners of the BT buildings which are empty in some cases and falling into a state of dilapidation.

5 – Business and Commercial Policy L5 Commercial Facilities in Footfall down pre-COVID-19; encouraging local residents to Activity The Crescent visit their local shops. Note: COVID-19 crisis has revitalised the grocer as the heart of the village.

Policy L7 Improvements/Changes to Vodafone have installed a phone mast at St Pauls Church – Broadband and Mobile this has significantly improved mobile reception. Communications Fibre broadband is being installed in Lunghurst Road and Butlers Dean Road – initiated and funded by road resident groups

6 – Safer and Easier Access to Policy L5 Parking and Pedestrian In 2018/2019 the Parish Council undertook a review of the Key Facilities Safety in The Crescent parking challenges on The Crescent. A plan to make The Crescent one way was drawn up in conjunction with Surrey County Council, however without the support of the police it was not implementable. After consultation with the Police and Highways, there is no viable alternative.

The project undertaken behind the Crescent was an upgrade to the central path network in and around the Crescent. A path network now exists from Slines Oak Road to The Crescent and The Glebe field providing buggy/wheelchair access to key facilities in the village

Policy L6 Accessibility of No improvement has been made to Station Parking Woldingham Station

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Policy C1 Improvements to Resident Installed Vehicle Activated Signs (VAS) on Northdown Road Safety and Lunghurst Road to help slow traffic and observe speeding issues. CCTV installed on Church Road – led to identification of suspect after criminal activity on the road

Policy C2 Improvements to operation None viable at this stage. of local transport services

Policy C3 Improvements to The project undertaken behind the Crescent was an upgrade Footpaths and Cycleways to the central path network in and around the Crescent. A path network now exists from Slines Oak Road to The Crescent and The Glebe field providing buggy/wheelchair access to key facilities in the village. The Parish Council has also cleared and widened the path from Gangers Hill to Church Road.

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Appendix 9: Limpsfield Neighbourhood Plan Monitoring

Topic Policy Description Indicator Comments on Progress Number Housing LNP1 (1a) To help meet housing Number, type and Completions data for the 2019/20 monitoring period identifies needs by supporting the size of houses the following for Limpsfield and Oxted Parish: delivery of new housing in built per year in sustainable locations Limpsfield Parish  11 net units in total completed. across the Parish and in and Oxted Parish  This comprised 3 x 1 bed affordable rented houses, 7 x other locations within the 3 bed and 1 x 4 bed houses. Limpsfield/Oxted/Hurst Green area. LNP2 (1b) To help meet the Cumulative proportion 4 x 3 bed houses were built in Limpsfield Parish in the 2019/20 need for smaller and more of new monitoring year. affordable homes by houses/apartments of 3 securing a more bedrooms or less built appropriate mix of housing in Limpsfield Parish in new developments. LNP3 (1c) To ensure that any Housing density All 4 net units completed were built as one site at Honeypot new housing is built on percentage Farm, Honeypot Lane, Limpsfield. This site is located within sites and at densities changes by LCA05 – Low Weald Farmland and the site as a whole which would not harm the character areas provides a housing density of 6 dwellings per hectare. prevailing character of the area in which it is set or the amenity of nearby properties. Design and Heritage LNP3 (2a) To ensure that all new Proportion of We have raised concerns and the planning committee and development respects the successful planning Limpsfield Ward councillors are in discussions with TDC particular character of the objections when the Planning with regards to feedback, acknowledgement and area in which it takes above criteria are not proper consideration of LPC objections. This is obviously place, in terms of its met crucial to the validity of the plan going forward. design, layout and 114

materials, whilst maintaining opportunities for more sustainable designs. LNP4, LNP5, (2b) To protect and Publication of In progress. The tenders have been reviewed, including LNP6 enhance the Parish’s Conservation consultation with TDC. Decision has now been made. heritage, including the Appraisal and References and consultation with TDC in progress. Hoping Limpsfield Village Management Plan by to complete the process in next 14 days. TDC has Conservation Area, Listed 2021, the latter with confirmed that this subject will be on the Planning Policy buildings and other locally its own performance committee agenda in June. important buildings and indicators structures across the Parish. Environment LNP7 (3a) To protect and Number of local green So far all local green spaces successfully protected.This enhance the most valued spaces protected needs to be monitored after three years (by end of May open spaces for the use of assessed every three 2022) the community within and years (levels of adjacent to the built-up protection will vary areas. from assets of community value, to Green Belt and Local Green Space designation) LNP1 (3b) To protect the Green Number of planning In Limpsfield Parish there were 9 applications permitted for the Belt from inappropriate applications approved 2019/20 monitoring period. From this, there were 5 forms of development in the Green Belt for applications permitted that were in the Green Belt. forms of development usually considered inappropriate LNP8 (3c) To maintain and Additional number One new bat box opposite St Peters church - other than improve biodiversity and the of nesting locations that not monitored NP Committee co-optee, Robert quality of the natural and number of lost O’Donovan is looking into a wildlife plan. environment views Business and LNP9, (4a) To support the local Number of active Potential help from TDC required. Does TDC collect local 115

Economy LNP10 economy and maintain SMEs recorded business information and is it available for LPC use? opportunities for smaller each year businesses to grow and develop in appropriate locations across the Parish, including working from home and farm diversification. Community Services, LNP11, (5a) To support the delivery Resident’s survey to be To be completed after 3 to 5 years Leisure and LNP12 of local services and completed in 3-5 years Recreation community facilities in locations which are accessible to the local community. LNP11, (5b) To improve the Resident’s survey to be As above LNP12 recreation and leisure completed in 3-5 years opportunities for local We have been working with Limpsfield CofE Infants school to residents and visitors to the assist them with the creation of a Lottery Funded Trim Trail Parish, protecting existing assets and encouraging for both school and public use. We are also consulting with enhancements which the British Legion on the potential of supporting and helping increase their availability to get funding for a children’s playground within their Kids and use. Play Area – for use by patrons and public. Transport and LNP13 (6a) To secure Residents’ survey to be As above. Communication improvements to the local completed in 3-5 years We have contributed to the Parking Review and also travel infrastructure, working with residents of Bluehouse Lane on Speedwatch making the Parish’s roads and potential VAS sign – for which funding agreed via safer for all users and contributions between SCC/LPC and residents if they reducing the effects of choose to go ahead with the project. The VAS sign on through traffic, including Detillens Lane has been replaced – funded via LPC. We are HGVs. also in discussions regarding any possibility of improvement in the crossing outside of Limpsfield CofE infants. LNP14 (6b) To secure Map of footpaths, Good progress already made. We are looking at the

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improvements to the pavements, bridleways creation of a viable, multi-purpose route that connects the Parish’s network of and cycleways including Parish – The Limpsfield Way. Info to be provided after three pavements, footpaths, their accessibility – years. We have also commenced an extensive footpath bridleways and cycleways, every 3 years improvement scheme in conjunction with SCC and East linking together different Surrey Walkers with the aim to make our footpath network parts of the Parish and useable and properly maintained all year round. providing better connectivity and leisure opportunities. LNP13 (6c) To ensure that Number of new parking Application for new parking facilities made by Southwark appropriate parking places provided every Diocese (Dorothy’s Cottage) and supported by LPC. As part provision is made within year of LPC’s comments on the planning application, we have new developments and that also suggested the possibility of an electric charging point in better parking is provided this location. This is currently the only place in the Limpsfield in Limpsfield Village village that is available/viable. LNP1 (6d) To promote improved Broadband speeds map The Clerk is currently working with Katie Brennan of SCC access to faster – updated every year on a comprehensive summary of opportunities for residents broadband across the and businesses to obtain better broadband in the area. This Parish. includes making the most of the Rural Gigabit Vouchers scheme. Crime Prevention LNP3 (7a) Working with local Burglaries and The Council have published a Town and Local Centre Review business, residents, the shoplifting rates (2019) which contains burglary and shoplifting rates in our District Council and the collected each year town and local centres. Limpsfield Parish contains part of police, to secure measures Oxted Town Centre which had 20 counts of burglaries and 42 which reduce crime, including burglaries and counts of shoplifting in 2019 of the Town Centre as a whole. theft. For a more detailed look of the count of burglaries and shoplifting rates in Limpsfield Parish, this can be found on the Surrey Police website https://www.police.uk/surrey/

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security measures. At this stage there is no demand for specific security that we could implement, but we will be liaising further with the local shops, with Oxted Parish Council and Tandridge District Council to see how we can support local businesses in any way they feel we can be of use.

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Appendix 10: MHCLG Standard Method 2020

The table below outlines the minimum local housing need based on the MHCLG Standard Method using both the 2014 and 2018- based household projections, calculated by Tandridge District Council in July 2020.

2014 Household 2018 Household

Projections21 Projections22

Total projected household growth (2020 – 2030) 4,610 1,992

Step 1 Average annual household growth 461 199.2

Step 2 Median workplace – based affordability ratio23 14.98 14.98

Adjustment factor24 1.68625 1.68625

Adjustment to take account of affordability 777.36 335.901

Step 3 Cap the level of any increase25 645.4 278.88

Minimum annual local housing need 645 279

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