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FR059 Land at Barthol Chapel, Inverurie 4. Site Details Name of the site (Please use the LDP name if the Barthol Chapel site is already allocated) Site address Barthol Chapel, lnverurie, AB51 8DT OS grid reference (if available) NJ 81682 341 04 Site area/size 2.1 I hectares Current land use Farmland Brownfield/greenfield Greenfield Please include an Ordnance Survey map (I : 1250 or I :2500 base for larger sites, e.g. over 2ha) showing the location and extent of the site, points of access, means of drainage etc. 5. Ownership/Market Interest Ownership Sole owner (Please list the owners in question 3 above) Is the site under option to a No developer? N/A Is the site being marketed? Yes Discussions with parties willing to purchase. 6. Legal Issues Are there any legal provisions in the title deeds No that may prevent or restrict development? (e.g. way leave for utility providers, restriction N/A on use of land, right of way etc.) Are there any other legal factors that might No prevent or restrict development? (e.g. ransom strips/issues with accessing the N/A site etc.) 7. Planning History Have you had any formal/informal No pre-application discussions with the N/A Planning Service and what was the response? Previous planning applications Previous LDP bid only Previous 'Call for sites' history. See Main Issues Report 2013 at 335 (LDP Report) www .aberdeenshire.gov .uk/ldJ2 Local Development Plan status www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/ldJ2 No 3 N/A 8. Proposed Use Proposed use Housing, open space I Village Green Housing Approx. no of units 5 Proposed mix of house types Standard House Plot shown Standard House Plot shown Tenure Private (Delete as appropriate) Affordable housing 25 % proportion Employment Business and offices N/A General industrial N/A Storage and distribution N/A Do you have a specific occupier for the site? N/A Other Proposed use {please specify) and floor space N/A Do you have a specific occupier for the site? N/A Is the area of each proposed use noted YES in the OS site plan? 9. Delivery Timescales We expect to adopt the new LOP in 2021. 0-5 years ./ How many years after this date would you 6-10 years expect development to begin? (please tick) 10+ years When would you expect the development 0-5 years ./ to be finished? (please tick) 6-10 years + IOyears Have discussions taken place with Yes financiers? Will funding be in place to cover all the costs of development within these Bank and Business Profit timescales Are there any other risk or threats (other No than finance) to you delivering your proposed development N/A I 0. Natural Heritage Is the site located in or within 500m of a RAMSAR Site NO nature conservation site, or affect a Special Area of Conservation NO protected species? Special Protection Area NO 4 Priority habitat (Annex I) NO Please tick any that apply and provide European Protected Species NO details. Other protected species NO Site of Special Scientific Interest NO You can find details of these designations at: National Nature Reserve NO • https://www. envi ronment.gov .scot/ Ancient Woodland NO • EU priority habitats at Trees, hedgerows and woodland http://gatewax.snh.gov.uklsitelink/index (including trees with a Tree NO ~ Preservation Order) • UK or Local priority habitats at Priority habitat (UK or Local NO http:l/www.biodiversi~scotland . gov . ukla Biodiversity Action Plan) dvice-and-resources/habitat- Local Nature Conservation Site NO definitions/priori~/) Local Nature Reserve NO • Local Nature Conservation Sites in the LOP's Supplementary Guidance No. 5 at www.aberdeenshire.gov.uklldp Biodiversity enhancement Please state what benefits for biodiversity Restoration of habitats NO this proposal will bring (as per paragraph Habitat creation in public open space YES 194 in Scottish Planning Policy). Avoids fragmentation or isolation of YES http://www .gov .scot/Resou rce/0045/004538 habitats ~f) by ticking all that apply. Please Provides bird/bat/insect boxes/Swift YES provide details. bricks (internal or external) Native tree planting YES See Planning Advice 5/20 IS on Drystone wall YES Opportunities for biodiversity enhancement Living roofs NO at: Ponds and soakaways NO www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/media/19598/20 Habitat walls/fences MAYBE 15 05-opportunit i es-for-biodivers~- Wildflowers in verges MAYBE enhancement-in-new-development.pdf Use of nectar rich plant species MAYBE Buffer strips along watercourses YES Advice is also available from Scottish Show home demonstration area MAYBE Natural Heritage at: Other (please state): https://www.snh.scotl professional - advice/planning-and-development/natural- Open space and Village Green offers biodiversity heritage-advice-planners-and-developers opportunity. and http : //www. nesbiodive rsi~ . org . ukl . 5 I I . Historic environment Historic environment enhancement Please state if there will be benefits for the No historic environment. N/A Does the site contain/is within/can affect any Scheduled Monument or their of the following historic environment assets? setting NO Please tick any that apply and provide Locally important archaeological site NO details. held on the Sites and Monuments You can find details of these designations at: Record • http://histo ricscotland.maps.arcgis.com/a Listed Building and/or their setting NO ppsNiewer/index.html?appid= 18d2608ac Conservation Area (e.g. will it result NO 1284066ba3927312710dl6d in the demolition of any buildings) • http://portal.historicenvironment.scotl Inventory Gardens and Designed NO • https://on I i ne .aberdeenshire.gov. u k/smrp Landscapes ub/master/default.aspx?Authority=Aberd Inventory Historic Battlefields NO eenshire If yes, please give details of how you plan to mitigate the impact of the proposed development 12. Landscape Impact Is the site within a Special Landscape Area No (SLA)? N/A (You can find details in Supplementary Guidance 9 at www.aberdeenshire.gov.uklldp) SLAs include the consideration of landscape This is a small settlement and the development character elements/features. The respects its landscape setting as it is a small characteristics of landscapes are defined in development proposed. The large area of open the Landscape Character Assessments space given over provides additional landscape produced by Scottish Natural Heritage (see setting for the site. below) or have been identified as Special Landscape Areas of local importance. • SNH: Landscape Character Assessments https://www.snh.scot/professional- advice/landscape-change/landscape- character-assessment • SNH (1996) Cairngorms landscape assessment http://www.snh.org.uklpdfs/publ ications/ review/075.pdf • SNH ( 1997) National programme of landscape character assessment: Banff and Buchan http://www.snh.org.uklpdfs/publications/ review/037.pdf • SNH ( 1998) South and Central Aberdeenshire landscape character assessment http://www.snh.org.uklpdfs/publications/ review/ I02 .pdf 6 13. Flood Risk Is any part of the site identified as being at No risk of river or surface water flooding within N/A SEPA flood maps, and/or has any part of the site previously flooded? (You can view the SEPA flood maps at httJ2://maJ2.SeJ2a.org.uk/floodmaR/maJ2.htm) Could development on the site result in No additional flood risk elsewhere? N/A Could development of the site help alleviate No any existing flooding problems in the area? N/A 14. Infrastructure a. Water I Drainage Is there water/waste water capacity for the Water Yes proposed development (based on Scottish Water asset capacity search tool httJ2:1/www.scottishwater .co.uklbusi ness/Conn Waste water ecti o ns/Con necti n g-'tour -RrORem/ Asset- Private CaJ2acit"t.-Search)? Has contact been made with Scottish Water? No Will your SUDS scheme include rain gardens? No httR:IIwww.centralscotlandgreennetwork.org/c am12aigns/greener-ggrdens b. Education - housing prroposals only Education capacity/constraints See supporting statement httRs://www.aberdeenshire.gov .uklschools/12are nts-carers/school-info/school-roll-forecastsl Has contact been made with the Local No Authority's Education Department? c. Transport If direct access is required onto a Trunk Road No (A90 and A96), or the proposal will impact on traffic on a Trunk Road, has contact been made with Transport Scotland? Has contact been made with the Local No Authority's Transportation Service? They can be contacted at [email protected] v.uk Public transport Local buses 67, 49, 35 Active travel Footpath links to village and open space. (i.e. internal connectivity and links externally) d. Gas/Eiectricity/HeatJBroadband Has contact been made with the relevant Gas: No 7 utilities providers? Electricity: No Heat: No Broadband: No Have any feasibility studies been undertaken to NO understand and inform capacity issues? Is there capacity within the existing network(s) Don't know. and a viable connection to the network(s)? Will renewable energy be installed and used on Yes the site? To be agreed. For example, heat pump (air, ground or water), biomass, hydro, solar (photovoltaic (electricity) or thermal), or a wind turbine (freestanding/integrated into the building) e. Public op-en ¥ace Will the site provide the opportunity to Yes enhance the green network? (These are Large area of open space and Village Green the linked areas of open space in settlements, provided. which can be enhanced through amalgamating existing green networks or providing onsite green infrastructure) You can find the boundary of existing green networks in the settlement profiles in the LDP Will the site meet the open space standards, as Yes set out in Appendix 2 in the Aberdeenshire Minimum plus additional shown on plans. Parks and Open Spaces Strategy? http_s://www.aberdeenshire.gov.uklmedia/6077/ ap_p_rovedp_andosp_acesstrategx.p_df Will the site deliver any of the shortfalls Yes/No/Not applicable identified in the Open Space Audit for Please specify: specific settlements? Adds to open space in Barthol Chapel only.
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