Annual;2 Monitoring Report

201 7-2018

1.0 Introduction

1.1 This Annual Monitoring Report (AMR) has been produced by Borough Council to cover the period from 1 April 2017 to 31 March 2018. The Council is required to produce this document under Section 35 of the Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004.

1.2 The Council is the authority responsible for preparing the Local Plan and determining planning applications for the Borough of Allerdale, excluding land within the Lake District National Park (http://www.lakedistrict.gov.uk/planning/planningpolicies). Minerals and Waste policy documents are prepared by County Council (http://www.cumbria.gov.uk/planning- environment/policy/planningpolicy.asp).

1.3 The AMR reports on a number of monitoring statistics identified in the Local Plan (Part 1); it also includes countywide monitoring indicators which have been agreed with the other Cumbrian planning authorities and other information deemed relevant to Allerdale Borough Council.

1.4 The publication of the AMR enables the Council to publish a comprehensive set of data that is easily and publicly accessible, to meet a wide range of data requests that the Planning Services department receives.

1.5 The current system of plan making is designed to be a continuous process, with the local planning authority regularly preparing, adopting and reviewing Local Development Documents, to take account of changing national and local circumstances. The AMR can be used as a tool to determine when parts of the Local Plan may need to be reviewed.

2.0 Progress against the Local Development Scheme

2.1 The current Local Development Scheme (LDS) was produced in March 2017 and sets out a three year programme for the preparation of the Local Plan. The document identifies what documents will be produced, in what order they will be delivered and when they will be released. This chapter of the AMR assesses how the Council is faring against the milestones included in the LDS.

Core Strategy and Development Management Policies

2.2 This document sets out a clear vision of the development requirements of the district between the plan period of 2011-2029.

2.3 The Core Strategy and Development Management Policies document (also known as the Local Plan – Part 1) was adopted by the Council in July 2014; this was slightly behind schedule when compared to the LDS target of March 2014.

Site Allocations

2.4 The Site Allocations document (also known as the Local Plan – Part 2) will seek to identify the most appropriate development sites in Allerdale in order to meet the targets identified in the Local Plan (Part 1).

2.5 The Call for Sites in 2013 allowed members of the public, parish councils, landowners and their agents, developers and other interested parties the opportunity to put forward sites for development that could be allocated through the Site Allocations document.

2.6 All of the sites that were received by the Council as part of the Call for Sites were included in an ‘Issues and Options’ document; consultation on this document ended on 30 September 2014.

2.7 As a result of this consultation, a further 35 sites were put forward for consideration. In order to ensure that all stakeholders, consultees and members of the public were able to comment on these new sites, another consultation was held. This was entitled ‘Issues and Options – Additional Sites Submitted’ and ran from 9 January 2015 to 27 February 2015.

2.8 The Council assessed all of the comments received to the consultation and carried out detailed site assessments to identify which sites to take forward. Once the Council carried out its assessment and identified what it believed to be the best sites, the Preferred Options consultation was released on 27th January 2017 and ran until 24th March 2017.

2.9 A ‘Focused Consultation’ followed in November 2017 as further sites were put forward during the Preferred Options consultation. The Focused Consultation also consulted on a number of policy options relating to housing standards, broadband provision in new development, a wind energy buffer zone along the Allerdale/Lake District National Park boundary, tourism, green infrastructure in Lillyhall and suggested amendments to settlement boundaries.

2.11 It is the intention of the Council to submit the Local Plan (Part 2) to the Planning Inspectorate for independent examination in December 2018. Prior to this, a period of consultation on the draft Local Plan document will start in September 2018 and will run for a six week period.

Supplementary Planning Documents

2.12 The Council has a number of adopted Supplementary Planning Documents, providing additional guidance to the Local Plan on a range of topics:

• Cumbria Wind Energy (July 2007) • Cockermouth Conservation and Design Guide (January 2008) • Conservation Areas (January 2016) • Developer Contributions (July 2017)

2.13 The Local Development Scheme also identifies that the Council will seek to prepare other Supplementary Planning Documents over the plan period covering the topics of Design and Green Infrastructure.

3.0 Indicators

3.1 For ease of reference, the Local Plan monitoring indicators have been grouped by the three themes that represent sustainable development: social, economic and environmental. This section also includes a fourth category which details key statistics in relation to the performance of the Planning Services team.

Social Indicators

Plan period and housing targets

3.2 The Local Plan (Part 1) was adopted in July 2014 and sets out the housing requirement for Allerdale for the period between April 2011 and March 2029. It was calculated that across the district there would be a need for 5,471 dwellings, which equates to an annual requirement of 304 dwellings.

Net additional dwellings in the previous Plan period years, for the reporting year and in future years

3.3 Table 1 below details the number of net additional dwellings delivered between 1st April 2011 and 31st March 2018. It also identifies the cumulative delivery shortfall when compared against the Local Plan (Part 1) targets.

Monitoring Annual Cumulative Net Cumulative Managed period Local Plan Local Plan Completions shortfall Delivery target target Target 2011/2012 304 304 192 -112 2012/2013 304 608 183 -233 2013/2014 304 912 256 -281 2014/2015 304 1,216 302 -283 2015/2016 304 1,520 385 -202 2016/2017 304 1,824 250 -256 2017/2018 304 2,128 480 -127 2018/2019 304 2,432 395 2019/2020 304 2,736 395 2020/2021 304 3,040 395 2021/2022 304 3,344 395 2022/2023 304 3,638 395 2023/2024 304 3,952 304 2024/2025 304 4,256 304 2025/2026 304 4,560 304 2026/2027 304 4,864 304 2027/2028 304 5,168 304 2028/2029 304 5,472 304 Table 1: Net additional dwellings

Maintenance of a 5 year supply for housing

3.4 A revised Five Year Housing Supply document has been produced to show the position of the Authority as of 1st April 2018 (see Appendix 1 of this document). This demonstrates that, taking into account existing commitments, sites under construction, previous allocations and projected windfall sites, Allerdale Borough Council has a 5.9 year housing supply. However, for the next five years, the annual target increases to 395 to reflect the 20% buffer, as required by the National Planning Policy Framework, and the cumulative shortfall of 127.

Meet the spatial strategy through the location and distribution of housing developments

3.5 Policy S3 sets out the settlement hierarchy for Allerdale and identifies how the level of new development should be distributed across the district. Table 2 details where the completions in this monitoring year took place and compares it the target set out in Policy S3.

Policy S3 2017-2018 target completions Principal Workington (including Harrington, 35% 22.5% Centre Seaton, Siddick, Stainburn) Maryport 12% 2.3% Key Cockermouth 10% 18.5% Service Wigton 10% 13% Centres 3% 2.1% 4% 0.8% Local Service Centres 20% 23% Limited Growth and Infill/Rounding Off Villages 6% 8.4% N/A - 9.4% Table 2: Location of completed housing development in 2017-2018

Net decrease in the number of Long Term Empty Properties

3.6 In 2017, there were 1,845 vacant properties in Allerdale, of which 838 are registered as long-term empty properties (vacant for six months or more). The number of vacant properties has decreased by 94 dwellings from 1,939 in 2016 to 1,845 in 2017 but the number of long term vacant increased by 36 in the same period.

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 All vacant 1,856 1,821 1,830 1,842 1,908 1,939 1,845 All long term 923 926 707 784 785 802 838 vacant* Housing 112 113 121 142 178 149 85 association vacant** Housing 93 28 21 52 59 48 26 association LTV*** Table 3: Allerdale empty properties during the Plan Period so far (includes areas inside LDNP) (Source: CLG Live Statistics Table 615). (Note: * Long term empty homes are those dwellings which have been unoccupied and substantially unfurnished for over six months and at local authority discretion, can be subject to a discount in council tax contribution. ** Figures related to general need self- contained social rent housing only. *** LTV, long term empty housing associated-owned homes are those dwellings, which are not available for immediate letting).

Gross affordable housing completions and tenure split

3.7 In total, 425 open market and 55 affordable houses were completed in the period 2017/2018. The completion data is higher in 2017/2018 when compared to the other years as traditionally housing completions have been calculated using building regulation completion notices, an approach that works well with the larger housebuilders.

3.8 However, in terms of smaller development sites, a significant number of properties have not been recorded as complete in the absence of a completion notice, despite occupation and Council Tax receipts. Outstanding developments which had been recorded as not completed were examined, and this figure includes all those properties completed (from a planning perspective) post 1st April 2011, but not having previously been recorded as such.

Open Market Affordable Number Percentage Number Percentage 2011/2012 116 54% 99 46% 2012/2013 152 76% 48 24% 2013/2014 230 80% 58 20% 2014/2015 260 86% 42 14% 2015/2016 325 84% 60 16% 2016/2017 188 75% 62 25% 2017/2018 425 89% 55 11% Table 4: Level of open market and affordable houses completed

3.9 In 2017/2018, the affordable housing comprised of 7 (13%) units for low cost housing, 4 (7%) houses for discounted sale, 21 (38%) houses for affordable rent and 23 (42%) for social rent.

Meeting the net affordable housing requirement in Housing Market Areas

3.10 There are three housing market areas within Allerdale: Wigton; Cockermouth; and Workington and Maryport. Table 5 details the actual net affordable housing delivery in 2017/2018.

2017/2018 delivery Housing Area Number Percentage Cockermouth 26 47% Wigton 7 13% Workington and Maryport 22 40% Table 5: Location of completed affordable housing units in Housing Market Areas

Number of gypsy and traveller pitches approved

3.11 No new gypsy and traveller pitches were approved in this monitoring period.

Number of travelling showpeople plots approved

3.12 No new travelling showpeople plots were approved in this monitoring period.

Developer contributions to infrastructure

3.13 Section 106 Agreements are attached to planning permissions and is a mechanism which can make a development acceptable in planning terms that would not otherwise be acceptable. They focus on site- specific measures to mitigate the effects of the proposed development. Table 6 summarises the s106 Agreements that have been attached to planning permissions granted in this monitoring year.

3.14 For the monitoring period, a total of 32 affordable units were secured as part of housing development approvals. 22 units will be for social rent and 19 for discounted sale. Three planning applications were approved as outline applications with s106 Agreements attached; these applications will be expected to deliver a maximum of 55 affordable dwellings.

3.15 In addition, the Council secured the provision of new equipment or improvements to the existing play area adjacent to Kirkland Close, Wigton.

3.16 Working with the County Council, £180,765 was secured for improvements to primary schools to accommodate the pupils who will live in the approved housing developments. £75,020 was secured to provide necessary highway improvements and £10,560 to monitor Travel Plans submitted with planning applications.

3.17 s106 Agreements were also used to secure a number of non-financial obligations. One agreement secured the maintenance of public open space and another agreement secured the implementation and subsequent maintenance of a necessary drainage system. One s106 agreement was used to secure the demolition of an existing dwelling within two months of the occupation of the newly approved dwelling in order to ensure that an additional dwelling in the countryside location is not created. There were two Deeds of Variation which amended the original s106 Agreements. One variation was for a revised site layout, and another variation was used to amend the timing and provision of a required children’s play area.

Planning Address s106 details Application 2/2016/0311 Land at Kirk Drainage Implement agreed drainage Cross works and ensure the Quarry, Low continued maintenance of the Road, service media Brigham 2/2016/0188 St Helens Travel Plan £6,600 to Cumbria County Business Council Park, Workington 2/2017/0126 Land at Deed of Revised site layout Station Hill, Variation Wigton 2/2017/0148 Land at King Affordable 15 units (75% social rented, Street, Housing 25% intermediate affordable) Wigton Open Space Maintenance of open space Highways Structural highway works on the B5302 from Kirkland Road to Market Hill - £12,000 Public Right of Way and footway improvements from the site to the railway station and secondary school - £51,520 2/2016/0700 Land off Main Deed of Relating to timing and Road, High variation provision of children’s play Harrington area 2/2016/0657 Land North Education £120,510 for St. Paul’s Junior East of School, Seaton Coachman Affordable 13 units (75% social rented, Inn, Seaton housing 25% intermediate affordable) 2/2016/0570, Land at Demolition Demolition of existing building 2/2017/0359 Moorhouse of existing within two months of the Farm, Aikton building occupation of the approved replacement dwelling 2/2014/0857 Ashfield Education £60,255 to provide additional Road, capacity at Stainburn Workington Academy and Westfield Primary or St Gregory's Primary. Public open Provision, management and space maintenance of public open space Travel Plan £3,960 annual review of travel plan Affordable Provision of 15% of the (up to housing 290) units proposed in the later phases Highways £11,500 for junction improvement works at A596/Newlands Lane 2/2017/0122 Land at Croft Affordable 4 units (3 social rent and 1 House Farm, housing discounted sale) The Square at Allonby, Allonby 2/2017/0121 Land at Affordable 2 units (1 social rent, 1 Salterbeck housing discounted sale) Road, Public open Maintenance of public open Harrington, space space Workington 2/2017/0254 The Went, Affordable 2 units (both discounted sale) Dearham housing 2/2017/0396 Kirkland Affordable 20% of dwellings will be Road, Wigton housing affordable (of approximately 30 units) (75% social rented and 25% intermediate affordable units) Offsite play The provision of play provision equipment or improvements to the existing play area adjacent to Kirkland Close, Wigton 2/2017/0005 Grahams Affordable 25% of dwellings will be Garage, housing affordable (of up to 20 units) Prospect (75% social rented and 25% intermediate affordable units) Table 6: Signed s106 Agreements in this monitoring period

Loss of key sports and recreational facilities and open spaces

3.18 Records show that no approved planning applications in 2017/2018 resulted in the loss of key sports and recreational facilities and open space.

Delivery/loss of community facilities

3.19 In 2017/18 work was completed on the new nuclear college based Lillyhall.

3.20 In Cockermouth two planning permissions for change of use were competed in 2017/18. One related to a house changing to a nursery and one from offices to a Dental practice.

Other specialist housing delivery

3.21 The majority of houses delivered in this monitoring period are for open market use, with some affordable units also completed. However, 13 units were completed as agricultural workers dwellings. There were 42 flats delivered in Wigton for supported living, 33 for over 55’s with disabilities and a further nine for adults with learning difficulties.

Student housing delivery

3.22 No planning applications were received for student housing during this monitoring period.

Economic Indicators

Total amount of additional employment floorspace – by type

3.23 In this monitoring year, there was a net gain of 0.6374ha of employment land across the district.

Gain (hectare) Loss (hectare) Net (hectare) B1(a) 0.0028 -0.0501 -0.0473 B1(b) 0 0 0 B1(c) 0 -0.0344 -0.0344 B2 0.7939 -0.0578 0.7361 B8 0.0071 -0.0241 -0.0170 0.8038 -0.1664 0.6374 Table 7: Total amount of net completed employment land

3.24 Over the plan period, there has been a net total loss of just over 3.3 hectares of employment land across the district (see Table 8). This is due to the demolition of the former Fisons Factory in Silloth in the 2016/2017 monitoring year.

11/ 12/ 13/ 14/ 15/ 16/ 17/ Net completed 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 employment land (ha) (ha) (ha) (ha) (ha) (ha) (ha) between April 2011-March 2018 (hectares) B1(a) 0.02 0 0.96 0 0.266 0.156 -0.0473 1.3547 B1(b) 0 0 0 -0.05 0.032 0 0 -0.018 B1(c) 0.03 0.10 1.24 0.04 0.13 0 -0.0344 1.5056 B2 0 0 0.95 0.25 0.43 0 0.7361 2.3661 B8 0.10 0 0.02 0.13 -0.09 - 8.89 -0.0170 - 8.747 Mixed B 0.19 0 0.01 0 0 0 0 0.20 Total 0.34 0.10 3.18 0.37 0.768 -8.734 0.6374 -3.3386 Table 8: Total net completed employment land between April 2011 and March 2018

Employment land available – by type

3.25 The majority of the available employment land in Allerdale comes from allocations that were saved from the 1999 Local Plan (90.32 hectares). There are a number of extant planning permissions and sites that are under construction which reduce this supply by a total of 5.2323 hectares. This means that, overall, Allerdale has a total of 83.4348 hectares of available employment land.

3.26 The Local Plan (Part 1) identifies a need for 3 hectares per annum of employment land. In order to maintain a 15 year supply, the district will need to have at least 45 hectares of land currently available. As the total available employment land measures 85.0877 hectares, this would equate to a 28.4 year supply.

Completed Under Extant Allocated Total (hectares) construction (hectares) in Local (hectares) (hectares) Plan B1(a) 0.0972 0.328 0.6179 0 1.0431 B1(b) 0 0.0413 0.0234 0 0.0647 B1(c) -0.0099 0.0578 0.8185 0 0.8664 B2 0.6965 0.1955 0.4745 0 1.3665 B8 -8.7941 0.1172 0.0577 0 -8.6192 Mixed -0.0504 -0.0131 0.1097 90.32 90.3662 uses

Total -8.0607 0.7267 2.1017 90.32 85.0877 Table 9: Total amount of net available employment land

Meet the spatial strategy through the location and distribution of employment developments

3.27 There was a low level of completions in this monitoring year that led to a net gain in employment land. Nearly all of the net completion (99%) can be attributed to a new manufacturing building in Welton. The other two small developments which completed were located in Brigham (0.1%) and Workington (0.9%).

Number of rural enterprises

3.28 There were no rural enterprises completed during 2017/18.

Tourism, Cultural and Leisure development

3.29 In 2017, Allerdale received 7.91 million tourists which generated £475 million of expenditure. Both of these figures represent an exceptionally large increase based upon the 2016 figures. In 2017, there were an extra 441,000 extra tourists, generating an extra £141 million for the local economy. This supported 5,240 direct jobs, and a further 1,290 jobs indirectly (see Table 10).

2014 2015 2016 2017 Difference between 2016 and 2017 Number of tourists 6.934 7.205 7.469 7.91 + 441,000 million million million million Visitor expenditure £310.29 £322.85 £333.14 £475 + £141.86 million million million million million Number of direct 4,895 4,972 5,039 5,240 + 201 jobs Number of indirect 1,218 1,236 1,248 1,290 + 42 jobs Table 10: Comparison of Allerdale tourism data

3.30 There have been six applications relating to Leisure and Tourism in 2017/18. An application was approved for a change of use of land to incorporate a small scale forest school at Rosley.

3.31 Three applications have been approved for extensions to existing campsites in Greengill, Brocklebank and Bothel.

3.32 An application for an additional 13 holiday lodges at Brayton Park was also approved.

3.33 In an application was approved for the demolition of the existing assembly rooms and the erection of a new multipurpose village hall.

Retail development

3.34 In July 2015, a Retail Study for the district was published which assessed retail capacity within Workington and the Key Service Centres until 2029. Table 11 summarises the plan period capacity identified in the Study, retail permissions granted in this monitoring year and the overall remaining capacity. Silloth and Aspatria are not identified as having a strategic retail need as the retail offer within these towns is designed to meet localised demands.

Workington Comparison Retail Convenience Retail 2015 Retail Study capacity 8,460 1,720 (m²) Net gain/loss since Retail -582 0 Study (m²) (not including this monitoring year) Net gain/loss in 2017/2018 4,650 0 (m²) Total remaining capacity 4,392 1,720 (m²) Cockermouth Comparison Retail Convenience Retail 2015 Retail Study capacity 1,690 870 (m²) Net gain/loss since Retail 233 979 Study (m²) (not including this monitoring year) Net gain/loss in 2017/2018 0 -19 (m²) Total remaining capacity 1,457 -90 (m²) Maryport Comparison Retail Convenience Retail 2015 Retail Study capacity 450 60 (m²) Net gain/loss since Retail 0 0 Study (m²) (not including this monitoring year) Net gain/loss in 2017/2018 -62 0 (m²) Total remaining capacity 512 60 (m²) Wigton Comparison Retail Convenience Retail 2015 Retail Study capacity 560 270 (m²) Net gain/loss since Retail 0 -11 Study (m²) (not including this monitoring year) Net gain/loss in 2017/2018 0 0 (m²) Total remaining capacity 560 281 (m²) Table 11: Remaining retail capacities as of 31st March 2018

Environmental Indicators

Number of designated heritage assets at risk

3.35 Allerdale has 15 entries on the Heritage at Risk Register.

Type Description Heritage at Heritage at Heritage at Risk Register Risk Risk 2015 Register Register 2016 2017 Building and Hadrian’s Wall Poor condition Poor Poor Structure between Port condition condition and Bowness on Solway Building and Cockermouth Very bad Very bad Very bad Structure Castle bell condition condition condition tower and kitchen tower, Cockermouth Building and Workington Poor condition Poor Poor Structure Hall tower condition condition house and later medieval fortified house, Workington Places of Church of All Poor condition Poor Poor Worship Hallows, condition condition Fletchertown, Aspatria (Grade II) Places of Church of St. Poor condition Poor Poor Worship Mungo, condition condition Church Street, Dearham (Grade I) Places of Church of St. Poor condition Poor Poor Worship Mary, condition condition Churchtown, Sebergham (Grade II*) Places of Church of St. Poor condition Poor Poor Worship Hilda, Church condition condition Hill, Westward (Grade II) Places of Church of St. Poor condition Poor Poor Worship John and condition condition adjoining parish room, Washington Street, Workington (Grade II*) Archaeology Brownbrigg Unsatisfactory Generally Unsatisfactory North Tower condition with unsatisfactory condition with 21b, major condition with major Crosscanonby localised major localised problems localised problems problems Archaeology Unsatisfactory Generally Unsatisfactory Roman Fort, condition with unsatisfactory condition with Holme St. major condition with major Cuthbert localised major localised problems localised problems problems Archaeology Roman fortlet, Extensive Extensive Extensive Castle Fields, significant significant significant Holme St. problems problems problems Cuthbert Archaeology Wolsty South Significant Generally Unsatisfactory Tower 13b, localised unsatisfactory condition with Holme St. problems condition with major Cuthbert major localised localised problems problems Conservation Maryport Poor Poor Poor Area condition, condition, condition, high high high vulnerability vulnerability vulnerability Conservation St. Michael’s, Very bad Very bad Very bad Area Workington condition, condition, condition, medium medium high vulnerability vulnerability vulnerability Conservation Wigton Poor Poor Poor Area condition, condition, condition, high high high vulnerability vulnerability vulnerability Table 12: Heritage at Risk Register entries

3.36 The Conservation Officer is liaising with Historic and relevant local organisations/groups to reduce the number of entries on the list.

3.37 As Historic England’s list just concerns Grade I and II* buildings, the Council is developing its own list of Listed Buildings at risk. So far Grade II surveys have been done for Workington, Cockermouth, Maryport and Wigton. These survey results will be included within a Heritage Strategy which is currently being produced.

Number of developments given consent against Historic England advice

3.38 Over the reporting year, no applications were granted contrary to advice received from Historic England.

Number of developments given consent against Environment Agency advice

3.39 Over the reporting year, no applications were granted contrary to Environment Agency advice on flooding.

Residential and economic developments permitted in Flood Zones 2 and 3

3.40 There were six applications approved which were located within Flood Zone 2 and two applications approved which were located in Flood Zone 2/3.

3.41 Two of the buildings in flood zone two relate to buildings which are replacement buildings. Two are conversions and a further two applications have mitigating measures in place which are conditioned.

3.42 One application approved in 2/3 has mitigating measures relating to floor levels which are secured by condition. Only the frontage and adjacent land was included in flood zone 2/3 for the second application the foot print for the two dwellings is in flood zone one.

Development on previously development land/brownfield sites

3.43 For 2017/2018, approximately 18% of completed housing development was delivered on previously developed/brownfield land.

Number Percentage Brownfield 121 25% Greenfield 359 75% Garden 0 0% N/A 0 0% Total 480 100% Table 13: Levels of development on land types in 2017/2018

Renewable energy generation

3.44 Over the reporting year, there were no approvals for renewable energy development. According to the Cumbria Renewable Energy Capacity and Deployment Report (prepared in 2011), Allerdale had a deployment of around 207MW. Since the report there has been an additional 46.64425MW approved (Table 17); this suggests the current level of consented and deployed renewable energy output is approximately 253MW across Allerdale Local Plan Area.

Monitoring period Approvals (MW) Cumulative deployment (MW) Report baseline 207 207 2011/2012 3.47 210.47 2012/2013 3.32 213.79 2013/2014 10.629 224.419 2014/2015 16.31825 240.73725 2015/2016 12.538 253.27525 2016/2017 0.369 253.64425 2017/2018 0 253.64425 Table 14: Cumulative renewable energy approvals between 2011 and 2018

Housing quality – Building for Life Assessments

3.45 Over the reporting year, no housing development was approved under the Building for Life assessment.

Development in Coastal Change Management Areas

3.46 No developments were approved within the identified Coastal Change Management Area in the monitoring year of 2017/2018.

Change in areas of biodiversity importance

3.47 There were no changes in areas of biodiversity importance during 2017/18.

Number of planning applications approved with specific measures for the protection of biodiversity

3.48 Five applications were approved in 2017/18 with mitigation measures secured by planning condition for the protection of bats, barn owls and breeding birds.

Performance

Government Performance Statistics

3.49 Each quarter, the Council is required to submit data to Government reporting on the length of time it has taken to determine planning applications. The Government then collates this data over a two year period to rank all English local authorities in order of making decisions within the statutory time limits (eight weeks for minor applications and 13 weeks for major applications).

3.50 The two year collective data at the end of December 2017 showed that out of 337 local planning authorities Allerdale Borough Council was 66th for making decisions within eight weeks for minor applications and 25th for making decisions within 13 weeks for major applications (see Tables 15 and 16). The data for the previous monitoring year has been included in brackets in the table for comparison purposes.

National position – decisions made within 8 weeks 66 (119) Total minor and other development decisions 1,076 (1,096) Total minor and other development decisions in 8 weeks 834 (831) PPA, Extensions of Time or EIA decisions 200 (150) PPA, Extensions of Time or EIA decisions within agreed 175 (126) time Number of reporting quarters with missing data 0 (0) % of decisions made within 8 weeks or agreed time 93.8% (87.3%) Table 15: Average speed of decisions for minor applications for two years until December 2017 [Source: Table 153, DCLG Live Statistics] https://www.gov.uk/government/statistical-data-sets/live-tables-on-planning- application-statistics

National position – decisions made within 13 weeks 25 (35) All major development decisions 85 (54) Major development decisions made within 13 weeks 37 (18) PPA, Extensions of Time or EIA decisions 48 (35) PPA, Extensions of Time or EIA decisions made within 47 (34) agreed time Number of reporting quarters with missing data 0 (0) % of decisions made within 13 weeks or agreed time 98.8% (96.3%) Table 16: Average speed of decisions for major applications for two years until December 2017 [Source: Table 151a, DCLG Live Statistics] https://www.gov.uk/government/statistical-data-sets/live-tables-on-planning- application-statistics

New Homes Bonus

3.51 The New Homes Bonus was introduced in February 2011 by the Government to encourage the building of new homes and to encourage Local Authorities to bring empty homes back into use. In 2017/18 there were 311 net additions to housing stock within Allerdale. In total, 94 affordable homes were rewarded as part of the New Homes Bonus scheme. Table 17 shows how much money the Council has received over the last five years from the New Homes Bonus.

Year New Homes Bonus Received Cumulative amount received 2011/2012 £84,178 £84,178 2012/2013 £100,138 £184,316 2013/2014 £321,922 £506,238 2014/2015 £791,455 £1,297,693 2015/2016 £1,068,370 £2,366,063 2016/2017 £1,525,500 £3,891,563 2017/2018 £1,603,998.76 £5,495,561.76 Table 17: New Homes Bonus received by Allerdale Borough Council between 2011/2012 and 2017/2018

Links with the Council Plan

3.52 The Council Plan covers a period from 2015-2019 and has five key themes: tackling inequality; strengthening the economy; enhancing the towns; improving health and well-being; and creating a sustainable business.

3.53 The Local Plan can help to achieve these corporate aims in a number of ways:

• Allocating sites for housing which can help to create more affordable housing; • Protecting existing educational facilities and allocating sites for employment to give residents access to skills, education and employment opportunities; • Protecting the vitality and viability of town centres; • Protecting and promoting key infrastructure sites; • Developing Lillyhall as a strategic employment site; • Encouraging accessible development; and • Promoting healthy and accessible environments.

Planning Compliance statistics

3.54 Table 18 shows the number of planning compliance complaints received and the number of cases closed. The figures from the 2016/2017 monitoring year have been included in brackets for comparison purposes.

Number of complaints received 255 (323) Number of cases closed 207 (355) Number of notices served Planning Contravention Notices 6 (7) Stop Notices 0 (0) Breach of Condition Notices 3 (2) Enforcement Notices 9 (2) Injunctions 0 (0) Prosecutions 3 (0) Table 18: Planning Compliance Statistics for 2017/2018

Appendix 1 – Five Year Land Supply Report (April 2018)

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1. Introduction

1.1. The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) requires that local planning authorities identify sufficient deliverable sites to provide five year supply of housing against their housing requirements. This statement outlines the position of Allerdale Borough Council as at 1st April 2018.

2. Housing Requirement

2.1. The first step in assessing the 5 year land supply is to establish the correct housing requirement against which to test the identified supply. The national Planning Practice Guidance (PPG) sets out at paragraph 301 what the starting point for calculating a five year land supply is. It states:

“Housing requirement figures in up-to-date adopted Local Plans should be used as the starting point for calculating the five year supply. Considerable weight should be given to the housing requirement figures in adopted Local Plans, which have successfully passed through the examination process, unless significant new evidence comes to light. It should be borne in mind that evidence which dates back several years, such as that drawn from revoked regional strategies may not adequately reflect current needs. Where evidence in Local Plans has become outdated and policies in emerging plans are not yet capable of carrying sufficient weight, information provided in the latest full assessment of housing needs should be considered. But the weight given to these assessments should take account of the fact they have not been tested or moderated against relevant constraints.”

2.2. This guidance provides a clear steer as to the most appropriate requirement figures that should be used to calculate the five year land supply position.

2.3. It states that the starting point for calculating a five year land supply should be the requirement figures in an adopted Local Plan. The Council’s five year housing supply target is derived from Policy S3 of the Allerdale Local Plan (Part 1). This requires that 5,471 new dwellings to be delivered over the period 2011 to 2029. This generates a delivery target of 304 per annum1.

Buffer

2.4. The NPPF requires that Local Planning Authorities apply an additional buffer of 5% (moved forward from later in the plan period) to ensure choice and competition in the market for land. Where there has been a record of persistent under delivery of housing, Local Planning

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Authorities should increase the buffer to 20% (moved forward from later in the plan period) to provide a realistic prospect of achieving the required supply, and to ensure adequate market choice and competition for land.

2.5. Table 1 below sets out the net completions since 2011.

Net Local Plan Shortfall Monitoring period Completions Target 2011/12 192 304 -112 2012/13 183 304 -121 2013/14 256 304 -48 2014/15 302 304 -2 2015/16 385 304 +81 2016/17 250 304 -54 2017/18 501* 304 +197* Total 2,069 2,128 -59

*Traditionally housing completions have been calculated using building regulation completion notices, an approach that works well with the larger housebuilders. However, in terms of smaller development sites, a significant number of properties have not been recorded as complete in the absence of a completion notice, despite occupation and Council Tax receipts. Outstanding records have been examined, and this figure includes all those properties completed (from a planning perspective) post 01 April 2011, but not having previously been recorded as such.

2.6. When assessing delivery against the Local Plan target there has been under-delivery in 5 out of the 7 years. Whilst it appears that recent delivery is improving the Council is adopting a prudent approach and will apply the 20% buffer to the five year land supply calculation

Shortfall

2.7. As there has been under-delivery against the requirement the Council has accumulated a shortfall The Council has adopted the stance that the shortfall of dwellings should be addressed in the short term and therefore this has been added this to the five-year land supply target in full (the Sedgefield method).

Requirement Summary2

Housing Target April 2018 – March 2023 (304*5) 1,520 Housing Shortfall (April 2011 – April 2018) -59 Housing Requirement April 2018 – March 2023 1,895 (20% buffer applied to target + shortfall) Annualised Housing Requirement 379

2 Includes rounding

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3. Housing Supply

3.1. Paragraph 47 of the NPPF sets out the requirements for a housing site to be considered a deliverable site for the purposes of the 5 year land supply. It states that in order for a site to be considered deliverable it should be:

 Available – the site is available for development now  Suitable – the site offers a suitable location for development and would contribute to the creation of sustainable, mixed communities  Achievable – there is a reasonable prospect that housing will be delivered on the site within five years

3.2. In addition to the NPPF, the PPG identifies the type of sites which can be considered against these criteria. It states that deliverable sites can include those that are allocated for housing in a development plan and sites with planning permission (outline or full that have not been implemented) unless there is clear evidence that schemes will not be implemented within five years. It also states that a windfall allowance may be included, where appropriate.

3.3. For Allerdale, the housing land supply is made up of the following components:

 Sites with planning permission: large and small sites with planning permission are considered deliverable until permission expires or unless there is clear evidence that schemes will not be implemented within five years  Sites with a resolution to grant subject to S106  Windfall Allowance: Past commitments and completions provide evidence that such sites have consistently become available in the local area and it is anticipated in the Local Plan that such sites will continue to provide a reliable source of supply

3.4. As at the 1st April 2018, Allerdale Borough Council has total housing land supply of 2,343 dwellings. This figure is comprised of:

Sites with Planning Permission

3.5. There are a large number of units on extant permissions in the District; only 2,233 of these are counted in the 5 year supply. Sites have been considered as either large or small sites. Large sites are those for 10 or more dwellings, and small sites are those for less than 10 dwellings

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Large Sites with Planning Permission (See Appendix A)

3.6. In line with the guidance in the NPPF large sites with planning permission are considered deliverable until permission expires or there is clear evidence that schemes will not be implemented within 5 years.

3.7. This category includes unimplemented sites, sites where only ground preparation works have commenced and sites which are currently under construction.

3.8. These sites have been assessed in terms of their deliverability and whether there is a reasonable prospect of them being delivered within the next five years. The considerations include:

 Economic viability (constraints that may render the development unprofitable and therefore, unlikely to proceed at this time)  Phasing (large sites that are phased, with the later phases likely to be delivered beyond 5 years)  Pre-development requirements (e.g. approval of reserved matters in the case of outline approvals, discharge of conditions, securing of other consents, site preparation works)

Small sites with Planning Permission (See Appendix B)

3.9. Small sites are those for less than 10 dwellings (0-9 units). For small sites the total number of units permitted has been discounted by 20% to allow for potential lapses and sites where delivery may take more than five years to complete (e.g. self build plots). This discount is considered to be a robust approach to reflect potential lapses and slow build out.

Sites with a Resolution to Grant Subject to S106 (See Appendix C)

3.10. The Council considers that sites which have been approved subject to the signing of a Section 106 Agreements should be included as deliverable sites. These sites have been subject to the same assessment criteria as large sites with planning permission

Windfall Allowance (See Appendix D)

3.11. The NPPF makes clear that Councils may include a windfall allowance as part of their supply if they have compelling evidence that such sites have consistently become available in the local area and will continue to provide a reliable source of supply. Allerdale Borough Council adopted the Allerdale Local Plan (Part 1) in July 2014 which included a 10% windfall rate. This equates to 547 dwellings over the Plan Period 2011 – 2029 or 30 dwellings per annum.

3.12. It is acknowledged that at the base date of the five year supply calculation a number of these windfall units will already have

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permission and would be counted in sites with planning permission. It is important to take account of committed windfall delivery across the five year period to ensure that the Council does not double count these sites that are already in the pipeline. As a result, it is proposed to only include a windfall allowance for the latter two years of the five year period, an annual allowance of 60 dwellings has been applied for the last 2 years of the five year period. Considering the track record of windfall delivery this is considered to be a conservative figure.

3.13. The council is confident that windfall delivery will continue to provide a reliable source of supply in the next five year period. The current Local Plan provides scope for infill windfall delivery in urban areas, within the main built up areas of villages where local need is identified, and as rural affordable housing exceptions. Furthermore, flexibility afforded by policies in the NPPF, a more permissive stance regarding change of use from commercial to residential and changes to permitted development rights mean that windfall delivery is likely to continue. In addition, the Council is aware of a number of major sites that are likely to form part of the future windfall delivery, these are discussed in Appendix D.

Other uncounted sources of supply (Extant Local Plan Housing Allocations)

3.14. There are 10 remaining allocations from the Allerdale Local Plan (1999) which have not yet been built out. The Council considers that some of these sites are still suitable, available and achievable and thus should be viewed as deliverable within the five year period. However, to add robustness to the calculation, due to the age of these allocations they have not been counted towards the housing supply figure.

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4. Conclusions

4.1. As established in section 3 of this paper the Council has a supply of 2,343 deliverable dwellings which are expected to be built out over the next five year period. These include sites with planning permission, sites with a resolution to grant subject to S106 and windfall sites.

4.2. To assess whether the Council has a five year supply of housing land the amount of deliverable supply must be compared to the requirement as established in section 2 of this paper.

Annualised Total annual housing requirement (April 2018 – March 379 Housing 2023) including 20% buffer and meeting shortfall in the

Requirement next 5 years Total Large sites with planning permission 1,860 Deliverable Small sites with planning permission 373 2,343 Housing Sites with a resolution to grant subject to S106 50 Supply Windfall allowance 60 Total five year Supply / Requirement ( 2,343 / 379 ) 6.18 supply

4.3. As can be seen from the calculations above using the annual housing requirement from the emerging Local Plan, including a 20% buffer and meeting the shortfall within the next five years the Council can demonstrate in excess of a five year supply of housing land.

4.4. This statement sets out the Council’s position as at 1st April 2018.

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Appendix A – Large Sites with Planning Permission

Planning No. of No. units 5YLS Permission Site Address units remaining Deliverability Notes yield

approved at 01/04/18

2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 Ref. 2018/19 2/17/0103 Former Corus Steel Site under construction by Persimmon, 2/17/0096 Works, Lakes Road, 330 330 20 20 20 20 20 100 meeting with Persimmon indicates 2/17/0088 Workington commitment to delivery of the site 2/2014/0857 Ashfield Road, Outline permission for 290, RM application 2/2017/0600 Workington from Mandale homes for phase 1 (35 units) 290 290 30 30 30 30 120 pending. Remaining site is currently for sale with 3 house builders interested 2/2011/0382 Netherhall Road, Full permission for 152 units, Certificate of Maryport Lawful Development issued in 2017. 152 152 30 30 30 30 120 Meeting with Story Homes in February 2018

indicated they were actively looking to deliver this site 2/2015/0218 Ewanrigg Hall, Site controlled by Home Group, hybrid Maryport application (6 units full permission), reserved 130 130 30 30 30 30 120 matters for 89 units currently pending.

Intention to deliver remaining units as a later phase 2/2010/1054 Curwen Road, Access has been installed, site has been 2/2015/0588 Workington 94 94 10 30 30 24 94 marketed but offers have been insufficient,

owner still keen to sell 2/2010/0542 Land adj Fitz Park, Site under construction by Lovells, the 2/20014/0048 Low Road, 217 93 30 30 30 3 93 remaining units are the higher value

2/2014/0415 Cockermouth properties at the rear of the site 2/2015/0514 Land Adj to Station RM permission, site works commenced by 2/2017/0126 Hill, Wigton 79 79 10 25 25 19 79 Thomas Armstrong

2/2017/0343 2/2012/0837 Land adjoining King Site under construction by Genesis Homes, 2/2016/0016 Street, Wigton 74 71 30 30 11 71 sales have been strong.

2/2017/0148

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Planning No. of No. units 5YLS Permission Site Address units remaining Deliverability Notes yield

approved at 01/04/18

2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 Ref. 2018/19 2/2010/0037 Former Fissons Outline permission for either up to 254 2/2014/0387 Factory, Silloth dwellings or up to 170 dwellings and a care home. Phase 1 RM for 22 units completed. Variation of conditions/S106 application pending to resolve phasing issues of drainage, highways and contamination. 254/170 148 30 30 60 Agent is exploring a follow on RM application for phase 2 of the development prior to the lapse of the outline permission. It was confirmed that the intention is to continue to develop the whole site but this may require a revised outline/full permission. 2/2014/0868 Land to the east of Outline permission for 64 units, site currently Heatherfields, 64 64 4 30 30 64 being marketed for sale

Broughton Moor 2/2016/0070 Land at Matty Site under construction by Story Homes, 69 54 30 24 54 Lonning, Thursby sales appear strong 2/2016/0657 Land North East of Full permission, discharge of conditions Coachman Inn, 69 69 30 30 9 69 pending, sales cabin and flags approved.

Seaton, Workington 2/2014/0381 Strawberry How, Site under construction by Story Homes, Cockermouth 96 50 30 20 50 developer indicated sales strong (Full part of

hybrid application) 2/2014/0381 Strawberry How, 224 units with outline permission (remainder Cockermouth 224 224 10 30 30 30 100 of hybrid application). RM application from

Story Homes submitted. 2/2015/0467 Syke Road, Wigton Lattimer Homes are at an advanced stage of selling the site to another house builder. 50 50 20 30 50 Currently in legals. A RM application is

expected shortly.

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Planning No. of No. units 5YLS Permission Site Address units remaining Deliverability Notes yield

approved at 01/04/18

2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 Ref. 2018/19 2/2016/0249 Lowmoor Road, Outline application for 45 units, Story Wigton 45 45 20 25 45 contracting selling the site to another major

house builder. 2/2017/0510 Lowca Lane, Seaton, Outline application for 42 units, revised 2/2015/0308 Workington application for 42 serviced self build units 42 42 10 10 12 10 42 pending. Agent indicates significant interest (17 reservations) prior to marketing. 2/2016/0285 Kirk Cross Quarry Site to be developed by landowner Genesis 2/2016/0294 Low Road, Brigham 37 37 17 20 37 homes, RM for 37 units currently pending.

2/2012/0784 2/2012/0483 The Meadows, Main Site under construction by Thomas 2/2014/0806 Road, High Armstrong, sales by Grisedales Estate CON1/2012/ Harrington, 80 37 30 7 37 agents

0483 Workington 2/2015/0618 2/2012/0467 Land at Station Road, RM permission for 33 units, conditions 33 33 10 10 13 33 2/2016/0081 Aspatria discharged, agent says works about to start 2/2012/0902 Land at Old Chapel RM permission for 26 units, controlled by 2/2016/0077 Close, Bothel 26 26 10 10 6 26 Thomas Armstrong 2/2016/0433 2/2017/0016 Land off Moor Road, Site under construction by Story Homes, 25 25 25 25 Stainburn, Workington likely to complete this year 2/2017/0396 Land at Kirkland Outline permission for 25 units. Site Road, Wigton 25 25 25 25 currently for sale, agent indicates

discussions with 3 major house builders 2/2014/0858 Land at former RNAD, RM permission for 24 units. Access works 2/2017/0219 Derwent Forest, 24 24 4 10 10 24 commenced and discharge of conditions

2/2017/0427 Broughton Moor pending. Site is being actively marketed 2/2013/0260 Land adj to Lawson Full permission for 22 units, conditions 2/2015/0750 Garth, Brigham 22 22 22 22 discharged and under construction by

2/2017/0039 Thomas Armstrong

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Planning No. of No. units 5YLS Permission Site Address units remaining Deliverability Notes yield

approved at 01/04/18

2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 Ref. 2018/19 2/2016/0133 10 Bounty Avenue, Site is under construction by Home Group, 20 20 20 20 Maryport likely to finish this year. 2/2017/0005 Grahams Garage, Outline permission for 20 units, commercial Prospect units on site will need vacating, however employment tenants are on short leases - 20 20 20 20 longest expires next year and will not be renewed. Expect delivery end of five year period. 2/2014/0690 Meadowbank, Outline permission for 25 units. Owner Oughterside, Prospect 25 25 25 25 willing to sell

2/2010/0408 Land Adjacent to Full permission for 19 units (1 completion). Rodway, West Lane, 19 18 6 6 6 18 Revised application to vary site layout for

kirkbride remaining 18 units (2/2018/0115) pending 2/2014/0880 Land at The Fitz, Low RM permission for 16 units, conditions 2/2017/0316 Road, Cockermouth 16 16 16 16 discharged. Agent indicates ground works

are likely to start in Spring 2018. 2/2012/0311 Land off Moor Road, Site is under construction by Story Homes, 150 14 14 14 Stainburn, Workington likely to be completed this year. 2/2012/0433 3/18, Land off William Site has Full permission for 18 plots, 4 units Street, Great Clifton are subject to separate applications (now 14 14 14 14 counted under small sites). The remaining

14 units are listed on the brownfield register. Land owner willing to sell 2/2015/0047 Former Senhouse Site has Full permission for 14 units 14 14 14 14 Terrace, Workington 2/2013/0392 Former snooker hall, Site has Full permission for 12 units, 2/2010/0039 Duke Street, 12 12 12 12 demolition of hall and works to end house.

Workington Site is currently for sale 2/2015/0191 Land Adjacent to Site has outline permission for 12 units, 12 12 12 12 Hazeldene, Gilcrux owner willing to sell

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Planning No. of No. units 5YLS Permission Site Address units remaining Deliverability Notes yield

approved at 01/04/18

2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 Ref. 2018/19 2/2017/0121 Land at Salterbeck Site has Full permission for 12 units, Road, Salterbeck, 12 12 12 12

Workington 2/2017/0509 Land Adj The Site has RM permission for 11 units; to be 2/2014/0408 Chesnuts, Tallentine 11 11 11 11 built by Washington Homes Ltd. Conditions

have been discharged. 2/2013/0468 Land to the east of the Site has outline permission for 11 units, site 2/2017/0054 Crofts, Crosby 11 11 11 11 is being marketed and price has been

reduced this week to encourage a sale. 2/2013/0142 Newlands Park, Site under construction by Persimmon, likely 114 10 10 10 Dearham to be complete this year. 2/2014/0417 Brookside Works, Site has Full permission for 10 units, is on 10 10 10 10 Brookside, Wigton the brownfield register 2/2017/0122 Croft House Farm, Site currently under construction by Frank 15 9 9 9 The Square, Allonby Scott, sales doing well 2/2008/0680 The Globe Hotel, Site is currently under construction by local 2/2009/0781 Main Street, 10 8 8 8 builders, likely to be completed this year

Cockermouth 2/2017/0145 Trinity Methodist Site is currently under construction by MLG Church, South William 22 22 22 22 Developments. Discharge of conditions

Street, Workington pending, initial works started. 2/2017/0382 Solway Holiday Site has Full permission for 42 units, and is Village, Skinburness 42 42 20 22 42 an extension to the existing residential

Drive, Silloth caravan park

Total 2,846 2,514 294 421 417 468 260 1,860

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Appendix B – Small Sites with Planning Permission

Planning Number Application Site Address of Net Description Number Units Reserved matters application for 9 dwellings showing layout, 2/2017/0099 Land off Wilsons Terrace 9 appearance, landscaping siting and scale 2/2012/0525 Land adjacent to Prospect House, Crosby 9 9 dwellings 2/2015/0446 2/2014/0885 The Netherdales, Maryport 9 Outline application of 9 dwellings 2/2015/0470 West Farm, Newton Arlosh 9 Outline application for 9 dwellings including layout and means of access 2/2016/0688 Chichester Hall, Dicktrod Lane, Skinburness 9 Outline application for residential development of 9 dwellings 2/2016/0703 Field No 3800, Blencogo, Wigton 7 Residential development Plots 1-6 & 8, Land West of the Went, Dearham, 2/2017/0254 7 Residential Development (Outline) Maryport Conversion of redundant agricultural barns into 6 no residential 2/2017/0010 Eskrigg Farm, Oulton, Wigton 6 dwellings with garden areas and associated parking Harrington Infant School, Church Road, Harrington, Proposed change of use to form 6 no dwellings with new access, 2/2015/0613 6 Workington replacement windows and doors and alterations to boundary walls 2/2016/0709 Land at Wigton Road, Allonby, Maryport, Allonby 5 Outline application for proposed residential development Outline planning application for 5 no dwellings (with layout and scale to 2/2016/0727 Land at 5 be considered at the outline stage). Land Adjacent to Cockermouth RUFC, Lorton Road, Outline application for 5 detached self-build houses and new vehicular 2/2014/0546 5 Cockermouth access Reserved matters application for 5no 3 bed dwellings - outline approval 2/2014/0762 Land at Scots Croft, Little Clifton 5 2/2013/0554 Demolition of existing redundant barns and erection of 5 new dwellings 2/2017/0433 Land Adj to The Crofts, Pardshaw, Cockermouth 5 around courtyard parking area, associated domestic gardens and covered carport Proposed outline application for the erection of 5 dwellings considering 2/2017/0278 North of Cameron Road, Seaton, Workington 5 reserved matter of access only 2/2016/0759 Land adjacent to Lycaon Blitterlees 4 Outline application for 4 residential dwellings with access Land Adj to Briery Meadows, Great Broughton, Outline development for four dormer bungalows, with paired access 2/2016/0469 4 Cockermouth points and landscaping to North 2/2014/0863, Reserved matters application for the erection on 4 dwellings following Laws Garden Centre, Central Road, Dearham 4 2/2013/0646 outline approval 2/2013/0646

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Planning Number Application Site Address of Net Description Number Units Land to the North of Mabel Wood Close, Great Clifton, Outline application for the erection of 4no dwellings with all matters 2/2015/0557 4 Workington reserved. 2/2017/0392 Abbott Wood, Great Clifton, Workington 4 Erection of 4 dwellings 2/2015/0480 Land at Valley View, Little Clifton, Workington 4 Outline application for 4 dwellings Conversion of existing vacant shop and store and extension above to 2/2016/0338 Former Shop at 8 The Arches, Maryport 4 create 4no. flats 2/2016/0697 32 Eaglesfield Street, Maryport 4 Demolition of rear extension & conversion of single dwelling into 4 flats Demolition of barns and buildings on site and outline application for 2/2016/0410 Midtown Farm, Plumbland, Aspatria 4 erection of four houses (all reserved matters) Outline application for the demolition of existing redundant barn and 2/2017/0508 Barn off Skinburness Road, Silloth 4 outline planning permission for the erection of up to 4 no dwellings 2/2013/0637 The Beeches, Waverton, Wigton 4 Four dwellings 2/2015/0500 Land at Milestone House Farm, Waverton, Wigton 4 Outline application for residential development 2/2010/0633 Brookside House, Brookside, Wigton 4 Erection of 4 new two bedroom houses (resubmission to 2/2010/0366) 2/2014/0406 The Garage, Reeds Lane, Wigton 4 Demolition of building and wall and provision of 4no new townhouses Station Hotel, Grecian Terrace, Harrington, Workington, COU of former social club to 2 no. four bedroom houses and 2 no. two 2/2012/0609 4 Cumbria bedroom flats Outline application for residential development of four dwellings 2/2017/0003 Hill Top, Stocks Hill, High Harrington, Workington 4 considering access and scale with detached garage associated with adjacent dwelling Hill Top Proposal: Works to remove non-traditional agricultural buildings and 2/2017/0393 Aikshaw Farm Aikshaw Silloth Wigton 4 convert traditional buildings to form 4 dwellings. Proposed demolition of former service station and workshop building 2/2014/0854 Standing Stones Garage, Seaton Road, Broughton Moor 3 and erection of 3no. Detached dwelling. 1/3, Southfield Farm, Seaton Road, Broughton Moor, Proposed demolition of two existing outbuildings and the development of 2/2017/0210 3 Maryport, Cumbria three dwellings 2/2017/0451 Ellenside Garage Blennerhasset Wigton 3 Demolition of former garage and erection of 3no dwellings. Change of use of traditional unused barns to 3 dwellings with domestic 2/2015/0318 Scales Farm, Brigham, Cockermouth 3 garages 2/2017/0448 Derwent House Wakefield Road Cockermouth 3 Change of use of offices to 3no flats 2/2017/0492 Land East of Cragside, Eaglesfield, Cockermouth 3 Erection of 4 dwellings and associated infrastructure 2/2012/0549 1/3, Rose Villa, The Pow, Great Clifton, Workington 3 Erection of 3 terraced dwellings - resubmission 2/2014/0240 The Old Quarry, Hayton 3 Three dwellings 2/2016/0159 Wiggonby House, Wiggonby, Wigton 3 Change of use of redundant farm buildings to 3 residential dwellings

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Planning Number Application Site Address of Net Description Number Units 2/2018/0041 Land at Milestone House, Waverton, Wigton 3 Conversion of 3 redundant agricultural buildings to 3 dwellings 2/2016/0141 Police Station, Station Road, Wigton 3 Conversion from former police station to three new dwellings 2/2014/0196 Poundsavers, Hunters Drive, Seaton, Workington 3 COU of part of shop into 1 bed flat & garage adjoining into 2 1 bed flats 2/2015/0092 Coachman Inn, High Seaton, Workington 3 Demolition of public house and erection of 3no. dwellings Conversion of first and second floors into three bedsit flats (two flats as 2/2017/0147 30 Fisher Street, Workington 3 permitted development under Class G of the General Permitted Development Order). Land Adj Spring Bank, Hotchberry Road, Brigham, 2/2017/0310 2 Erection of two dwellings Cockermouth 2/2016/0758 High Croft, Dean 2 Outline application for two dwellings 2/2015/0473 Graysondale, Deanscales 2 Proposed subdivision of existing dwelling into 3 seperate dwellings Proposed re-development of Pow Hall to include barn conversion to 1no 2/2015/0451 Pow Hall, Midtown, Dearham, Maryport 2 dwelling; demolition of barn and re-build of new dwelling 2/2017/0273 Plots 1 + 2 Craika Road, Dearham 2 Proposed 2 no bungalows Notification of Prior Approval for a proposed COU of agricultural building 2/2017/0215 Dairy Farm, Greysouthen, Cockermouth 1 to a dwelling house (C3) & for associated operational development. Prior Approval of Proposed COU from Agricultural Building to dwelling 2/2015/0122 Studholme, Kirkbride, Wigton, 1 house and for associated building works operational development. Outline application for the erection of 2 new semi detached dwellings 2/2016/0116 Land at Gavel Street/Sandy Lonning, Maryport 2 and private access drive Conversion of public toilets to form two, one bed apartments and 2/2017/0378 Public Convenience, High Street, Maryport 2 demolition of rear building to provide garden amenity area 2/2013/0812 Fieldside Farm, Dovenby 2 Conversion of existing attached barns into 2 number dwellings 2/2015/0497, Plot 5, Field 7800, Opposite Orchard Croft, Newton 2 Erection of two dwellings 2/2017/0512 Arlosh, Wigton 2/2017/0347 Sub-division of one approved 2 storey property into 2 apartments as part 2/2007/0893 Plot 8, Newlands House, High Street, Workington 2 of residential development 2/2012/0423 2/2015/0540 16 Portland Square, Workington 2 Part change of use to form two dwelling units 2/2016/0711 Former Garage, Duke Street, Workington 2 Outline application for the erection of two detached dwellings Proposed conversion of residential property to retain dwelling with 2/2016/0704 2 Church Road, Harrington, Workington 2 addition of 2 self contained flats (Resubmission of 2/2016/0522) Garages beside former Queens Head Hotel, I Harbour Two houses above existing garages (one bedroom), resubmission of 2/2017/0242 2 Terrace, Workington 2/2016/0297.

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Planning Number Application Site Address of Net Description Number Units 2/2017/0530 Mill Yard, Lime Road, Harrington, Workington 2 Two dwellings 2/2015/0149 The Old School, Abbeytown, Wigton 1 Erection of a 3 bed detached dwelling Conversion of redundant outbuilding to form garage & one bedroom 2/2017/0364 Outbuilding rear of Oakwood House, Abbeytown, Wigton 1 dwelling 2/2014/0216 4 King Street, Aspatria, Wigton 1 COU from office building to domestic use including surrounding land 2/2016/0211 Land Adj 8 Brough Street, Aspatria, Wigton 1 Erection of detached dwelling Change of use of former social and educational centre to one dwelling Former social and Education Centre, Queen Street, 2/2017/0414 1 including demolition of existing single storey attached garage on NW Aspatria elevation. 2/2018/0004 Land Adj 10 Outgang Road, Aspatria, Wigton 1 Proposed detatched dwelling 2/2009/0541 Plot 1 Lowlands View, Broughton Moor, Maryport 1 Proposed erection of 3 new dwellings on brownfield site 2/2009/0541 Plot 4 Lowlands View, Broughton Moor, Maryport 1 Proposed erection of 3 new dwellings on brownfield site 2/2009/0810 Allotment Garden, Church Road, Broughton Moor, Maryport 1 Proposed new semi detached dwellings 2/2009/0810 Allotment Garden, Church Road, Broughton Moor, Maryport 1 Proposed new semi detached dwellings 2/2009/0541 Plot 2 Lowlands View, Broughton Moor, Maryport 1 Proposed erection of 3 new dwellings on brownfield site 2/2014/0765 Land Adj Rose Cottage, Church Road, Broughton Moor, 2/2015/0284 1 Erection of a dwelling Maryport 2/2016/0232 Land at Glen-Craig, Broughton Moor, Maryport 1 Outline Application for bungalow 2/2014/0301 Land adj Blencogo Village Hall, Blencogo, Wigton 1 Construction of 2 no detatched 2 storey dwellings (Plot 1) 2/2015/0669 New Inn Blencogo, Wigton 1 Change of use from public house to residential unit 2/2016/0215 Land at High Road, Blennerhasset, Wigton 1 Proposed two storey dwelling with integral garage on vacant garden plot 2/2009/0645 1 New Street, 1 Redevelopment to provide new dwelling 2/2016/0590 Park View Farm, Bothel 1 Conversion of barn to dwelling Outline application for the erection of 3 dwellings including access and 2/2015/0499 Plot 2, Site Near Bonny Hill, Bridekirk 1 layout (Resubmission of 2/2014/0883) Outline application for the erection of 3 dwellings including access and 2/2015/0499 Plot 3, Site Near Bonny Hill, Bridekirk 1 layout (Resubmission of 2/2014/0883) 2/2017/0449 Land at Bonnyhill Farm, Bridekirk (Formerly Plot 1, Site 1 Erection of a single dwelling 2/2015/0499 Near Bonny Hill) 2/2017/0150 Scales Farm, Brigham, Cockermouth 1 Reserved matters application for new dwelling 2/2017/0208 Land at Lawson Garth, Brigham 1 Erection of a detached dwelling Change of use of chapel to form new dwelling including new vehicular 2/2015/0635 Methodist Church, Moor Row, Great Broughton 1 access

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Planning Number Application Site Address of Net Description Number Units 2/2017/0403 Norweigian Wood, 91 Main Street, Great Broughton 1 Dwelling 2/2016/0532 Linstene, The Green Little Broughton 1 New Dwelling Laurel Cottage, The Green, Little Broughton, Demolition of existing outbuildings and the erection of a single storey 2/2017/0185 1 Cockermouth dwelling with access, layout and landscaping 2/2017/0337, Glenfield, The Green, Little Broughton, Cockermouth 1 New Dwelling 2/2015/0090, Land to the Rear of Thorndene, Moor Road, Great Outline application for one single story dwelling including details of 1 2/2017/0051 Broughton, Cockermouth access, layout and siting. Land to rear of Elm Cottage, Broughton Cross, 2/2012/0410 1 Erection of a detached dwelling Cockermouth Conversion of former Coach House and stables to a single dwelling with 2/2014/0208 Camerton Hall Coach House, Camerton, Workington 1 associated access- resubmission to 2/2010/0222 (part retrospective) Resubmission of application 2/2016/0691 for outline application for Lower Garden Paddock, Sunny Gardens, Camerton, 2/2016/0762 1 demolition of shed and erection of a detached bungalow and garage with Workington new highway access 2/2012/0733 64 Main Street, Cockermouth 1 COU of first floor office to a single contained flat and external alterations 2/2016/0742 2/2013/0403, Plot 1, Cemetary Chapels, Lorton Road, Cockermouth 1 Conversion into two dwellings (Plot 1) 2/2016/0346 2/2013/0403, Plot 2, Cemetary Chapels, Lorton Road, Cockermouth 1 Conversion into two dwellings (Plot 2) 2/2016/0346 2 School Gardens, Land adjacent to Strawberry How 2/2015/0741 1 Outline application for a residential dwelling Cattery, Strawberry How, Cockermouth 2/2015/0533, 20 Laithwaite Close, Cockermouth 1 Erection of single dwelling/ bungalow 2/2017/0182 Amendment to extant permissions (2/2003/0332, 2/2015/0718) for a 2/2017/0172 Land Adjacent to 11 Longcroft, Cockermouth 1 single detached dwelling with integral garage to substitute new house type of comparable size and position 2/2017/0338 Land at Meadow Bank Close, Cockermouth 1 Proposed new two bed dwelling with integral garage 2/2017/0425 102 Main Street (Flat 1) 1 COU of former printing museum/office to B1 offices and C3 residential 2/2017/0425 102 Main Street (Flat 2) 1 COU of former printing museum/office to B1 offices and C3 residential 2/2017/0457 Double Mills House, Fern Bank, Cockermouth 1 To convert small former granary into 2 bedroom dwelling 2/2017/0535 87 St Helens Street, Cockermouth 1 Detached 3 bedroom dwelling Demolition of garage & other outbuildings & erection of a 3 bed dwelling 2/2017/0541 67 Kirkgate, Cockermouth 1

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Planning Number Application Site Address of Net Description Number Units Outline application for two bedroom dormer bungalow considering 2/2017/0602 80 Windmill Lane Cockermouth 1 access, layout and scale 2/2012/0809 Plot 2, 2 Moor Park, Crosby, Maryport 1 Proposed housing development of 8 dwellings 2/2012/0809 Plot 4, Moor Park, Crosby, Maryport 1 Proposed housing development of 8 dwellings 2/2012/0809 Plot 5, 5 Moor Park, Crosby, Maryport 1 Proposed housing development of 8 dwellings 2/2012/0809, 7 Moor Park, Plot 7, Crosby, Maryport 1 Proposed housing development of 8 dwellings 2/2017/0089 Outline application for a single dwelling considering access, layout and 2/2017/0577 Mellfield, Dean 1 landscaping 2/2008/0682 Land at Plot 67 Row Brow Park, Dearham 1 Erection of detached dwelling with integral garage 2/2014/0414 Land at Blooming Heather, Dearham, Maryport 1 Dwelling 2/2015/0751 2/2015/0258, 3 Wilson Farm Close, Plot 3 Wilson Farm, Main Street, 2/2016/0213, 1 Proposed four bed dwelling Dearham, Maryport 2/2016/0603 2/2016/0310, 5 Wilson Farm Close, Plot 2, Wilson Farm, Main Street, 1 New dwelling 2/2016/0603 Dearham, Maryport 2/2016/0666 Midtown Farm, Main Street, Dearham 1 Change of use from barn to dwelling 2/2015/0745, 1 Wilson Farm Close, Plot 4 Wilson Farm, Main Street, 1 Erection of dwelling 2/2017/0159 Dearham, Maryport 2/2015/0536, 2 Wilson Farm Close,Plot 1 Wilson Farm, Main Street, 1 Outline application for the erection of two dwellings 2/2017/0159 Dearham, Maryport 2/2015/0536, 4 Wilson Farm Close Plot 1a Wilson Farm, Main Street, 1 Outline application for the erection of two dwellings 2/2017/0159 Dearham 2/2017/0192 Low House, Dearham 1 Proposed agricultural workers dwelling 2/2017/0280 Plot 3 Craika Road, Dearham, Maryport 1 Proposed dormer bungalow 2/2017/0596 Plot 7 Land West of the Went, Dearham, Maryport 1 Residential Development Plot 7 only 2/2017/0254 2/2013/0551 Plot B Land at Flimby Brow, Flimby 1 Single dwelling 2/2012/0704 Plot 1, Elysium, Main Road, Flimby, Maryport 1 Conversion of former public house into two dwellings 2/2012/0704 Plot 2, Elysium, Main Road, Flimby, Maryport 1 Conversion of former public house into two dwellings 2/2015/0232 Land at Ryehill Road, Flimby, Maryport 1 4 bed detached dwelling with annexe Detached bungalow 2/2016/0218 Land Adj to Roseville, West Lane, Flimby 1

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Planning Number Application Site Address of Net Description Number Units Plot A Land at Flimby Brow, opposite Walkhurst Cottage 2/2017/0487 1 Outline application for single dwelling Flimby 2/2017/0552 Kilnhurst West Lane Flimby 1 Proposal for one pair of semi detached bungalows 2/2012/0433, Plots 17/18 & 18/18, Land off William Street, Great Erection of a single detached dwellinghouse on plots 17 and 18 of 1 2/2014/0218 Clifton, Workington, Cumbria previously approved application 2/2012/0433 2/2012/0433, 1/2, Land off William Street, Great Clifton, Workington, Erection of two semi-detached houses - 2/2016/0705 (realigning plots 2/2016/0705, 1 Cumbria 7,8, & 9 - app 2/2016/0717) 2/2016/0717 2/2012/0433, 2/2, Land off William Street, Great Clifton, Workington, Erection of two semi-detached houses - 2/2016/0705 (realigning plots 2/2016/0705, 1 Cumbria 7,8, & 9 - app 2/2016/0717) 2/2016/0717 2/2011/0307; Plot 1, East Croft, Gilcrux, Aspatria. 1 RM for single dwelling following OPA for 3 2/2012/0057 2/2013/0819 Meadow Lodge, Gilcrux Farm 1 Barn conversion 2/2016/0653 Land adjacent to The Forelands, Part Field 2580, Gilcrux 1 Proposal for new dwelling 2/2015/0747 Plot 1, Land at East Croft, Gilcrux, Wigton 1 Erection of two detached dwellings with integral garages 2/2015/0747 Plot 2, Land at East Croft, Gilcrux, Wigton 1 Erection of two detached dwellings with integral garages Outline application for demolition of existing buildings and erection of 2/2017/0311 Solway Garage, Gilcrux. 1 residential property 2/2016/0315 Paddock Cottage, Glasson 1 Erection of dwelling 2/2016/0580 3/4 Land adjacent to Overcroft Farm, Greysouthen 1 RM for plots 3 & 4 2/2016/0580 4/4 Land adjacent to Overcroft Farm, Greysouthen 1 RM for plots 3 & 4 Erection of detached dwelling (revision of plot 2 on application 2/2017/0501 2/4 Land adjacent to Overcroft Farm, Greysouthen 1 2/2014/0219) 2/2009/0103 The Limes, Ireby, Wigton 1 Conversion of barn to dwelling (1 of 2) Proposed detached dwelling with detached garage, including demolition 2/2012/0526 The Limes, Ireby, Wigton, Cumbria 1 of existing outbuildings - resubmission to 2/2011/0792 2/2016/0564 Plot 2, Land to rear of Suncroft, Ireby 1 Plot 2 Three three bedroomed dwellings 2/2016/0564 Plot 3, Land to rear of Suncroft, Ireby 1 Plot 3 Three three bedroomed dwellings 2/2016/0564 Plot 1 Land to rear of Suncroft, Ireby 1 Plot 1 Three three bedroomed dwellings 2/2014/0820 Land to Rear of Greenside Farm, Kirkbride, Wigton 1 Erection of detached dwelling house 2/2016/0130 Sutherland House, Kirkbride, Wigton 1 Four bedroomed home Conversion of barn into dwelling Re-submission of application 2/2016/0272 Gordon House, Mossend, Kirkbride, Wigton 1 2/2015/0402

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Planning Number Application Site Address of Net Description Number Units 2/2013/0847 Coach and Horses, Langrigg , Wigton 1 Detached dwelling Demolition of former mission. Revision of previously approved 2/2014/0770 Former Langrigg Mission, Lanrigg, Wigton 1 application for erection of detached dwelling 2/2009/0250 2-5 Grasslot, Maryport 1 COU of part of shop to two dwellings Unit 1 2/2009/0250 2-5 Grasslot, Maryport 1 COU of part of shop to two dwellings Unit 2 Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of 2 no. sheltered 2/2011/0418 Land at Main Street Ellenborough, Maryport 1 accommodation flats 2/2015/0671 Plot 1, 10-12 High Street, Maryport, Cumbria 1 Erection of two dwellings Plot 1 2/2015/0671 Plot 2, 10-12 High Street, Maryport, Cumbria 1 Erection of two dwellings Plot 2 2/2013/0065 Kings Arms, 2 King Street, Maryport 1 Change of use from redundant public house to domestic dwelling Three storey extension and creation of four bedroom house on adjoining 2/2017/0193 16 High Street, Maryport 1 vacant plot 2/2016/0022 Bounty Inn, Victory Crescent, Maryport 1 Proposed erection of 1 No bungalow Subdivision of a single dwelling into two separate dwellings including 2016/0047 Holstead House. 3 Fleming Place, Maryport 1 alterations Outline application to demolish existing outbuilding and stables and 2/2016/0314 Fidra, Dearham Road, Ellenborough, Maryport 1 erect one new dwelling on the site Outline application for a single dwelling self build plot and demolition of 2/2017/0507 Land at Whitecroft, Maryport 1 existing single storey building adjacent to existing access 2/2017/0387 Chestnut Grove, Mockerkin, Cockermouth 1 Proposal for a detached dwelling with detached garage 2/2010/0728 Hennah Hall, Broughton Moor, Maryport 1 Erection of detached dwelling with attached barn and outbuildings 2/2008/0072 Land West of Longwood, B5302 Abbeytown to Silloth 1 Reserved matters application for erection of agricultural dwelling 2/2008/0764; Farm, Pelutho, Silloth, Wigton 1 Barn conversion 2/2008/0712 Land at West Causewayhead, Causewayhead, Silloth 1 Dwelling 2/2012/0547 High House, Kirkbride, Wigton, Cumbria 1 RM application for an agricultural workers dwelling 2/2011/0874 Lane Foot Farm, Dovenby, Cockermouth 1 Proposed barn conversion to new dwelling 2/2012/0528 Daleside Farm, Ireby, Wigton, Cumbria 1 Conversion of existing barn into a self contained single dwelling 2/2013/0292 Hayrigg Farm, Pelutho, Silloth 1 Conversion of barn to dwelling

2/2016/0238 Land at Watch Hill Farm, Newton Arlosh, Wigton, 1 Reserved matters application for a single dwelling 2/2013/0343 Welton School 1 Demolition of school and erection of dwelling 2/2013/0354 Holme Dale, Low Scales, Aspatria 1 Canine hydrotherapy pool and change of use of stores into dwelling 2/2013/0515 Farm Cottage, Aldoth, Silloth 1 Conversion of barn to dwelling 2/2013/0785 Unit 2, Foulsyke Farm, Silloth 1 Development of remaining 3 units as detailed plans into dwellings

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Planning Number Application Site Address of Net Description Number Units 2/2013/0785 Unit 4, Foulsyke Farm, Silloth 1 Development of remaining 3 units as detailed plans into dwellings 2/2013/0785 Unit 5, Foulsyke Farm, Silloth 1 Development of remaining 3 units as detailed plans into dwellings 2/2013/0814 Scales Terrace, High Scales, Aspatria 1 Dwelling 2/2013/0837 Land at Lessonhall, Wigton 1 Agricultural workers dwelling 2/2014/0007 Ribton House, Camerton, Workington 1 Erection of detached agricultural workers dwelling 2/2014/0084 New Hall Farm, Sunnyslack, Broughton Moor 1 Agricultural Workers dwelling 2/2014/0696 Field No 2529, Moor Road, near Stainburn 1 Construction of an agricultural worker's dwelling COU and extension of existing barn to create a single residential unit 2/2014/0800 The Grange (Barn 4 Lee Gate Farm), Waverton 1 with the erection of a double garage & swimming pool for domestic use Proposed change of use from hall to dwelling with new vehicular access 2/2015/0283 Old Mission Hall, Dundraw, Wigton 1 and agricultural land into domestic curtilage 2/2016/0278 Acre Cottage, Watch Hill, Aspatria 1 OPA for dwelling Prior Approval of Proposed Change of Use from Agricultural building into 2/2015/0300 Barn Adjacent, Fir Tree Bank 1 dwelling house 2/2017/0224 Dacre Bank, High Brackenthwaite Farm, Wigton 1 Change of use of agricultural building (Class Q) to a dwellinghouse (C3) 2/2016/0147 Land Adj Firth View, Plumbland, Aspatria, Wigton 1 Demolish existing garage and build a two bedroom bungalow 2/2016/0165 Barn at Beech House Farm, Blencogo, Wigton 1 Conversion of agricultural barn to single family dwelling Prior approval of the proposed change of use from an agricultural 2/2016/0353 Hovel House, Grainger House Farm, Red Dail, Wigton 1 building to a dwellinghouse with associated development Reserved matters on application 2/2016/0127 for the erection of an 2/2017/0326 Land South of Pardshaw Hall, Pardshaw, Cockermouth 1 agricultural workers dwelling 2/2017/0037 Field 8345, Near Bridekirk 1 Agricultural Workers dwelling Notification of Prior Approval for a proposed use of agricultural building 2/2016/0569 Barn 1, Bridge Farm, Low Road, Aspatria 1 to a dwellinghouse (Class C3) and for associated operational development Demolition of steel framed building and change of use of former 2/2016/0624 Grainger House, Well Head, Wigton 1 barn/store to dwelling (Resubmission of 2/2016/0453) Land to the West of Manor Farm House, Gamelsby, 2/2016/0423 1 Erection of 1 no. agricultural worker's dwelling Wigton 2/2016/0654 Mayfield Farm, Greysouthen, Cockermouth 1 Erection of an agricultural worker's dwelling 2/2017/0170 Thackthwaite Hall, Westward, Wigton 1 Erection of agricultural workers dwelling Gaterigg Farm West Curthwaite to East Curthwaite, 2/2017/0128 1 Proposed agricultural workers dwelling Curtwaite, Wigton 2/2017/0181 Land at Hall Bank, Boltongate, Wigton 1 Erection of a rural workers dwelling

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Planning Number Application Site Address of Net Description Number Units 2/2017/0155 Crookdale Mill, Wigton, 1 Conversion of redundant mill building into dwelling Holcroft, Access Road to Churchtown from The B5305, Re-submission of 2/2016/0544, COU to convert former store to dwelling, 2/2017/0201 1 Sebergham including part demolition & extension and creation of car park area. 2/2017/0204 Spedding Heads, Ling Lane, Welton 1 Erection of an agricultural Workers dwelling 2/2017/0327 Land between Church and Beech Cottages, Welton 1 Proposed local occupancy dwelling 2/2015/0761, Demolition of existing dwelling and workshops and erection of two Fair View Winscales, Workington 1 2/2017/0291 detached dwellings 2/2017/0266 Cardurnock Cottage, Cardunock, Kirkbride, Wigton 1 Proposal to change use of storage barn to dwelling Conversion The conversion of an existing set of barns, currently used as storage for 2/2017/0268 Whitehill, Saltcoates, Kirkbride, Wigton 1 the residential dwelling, into a new dwelling. 2/2017/0359 Moorhouse Hall Farm, Wigton 1 Proposal to demolish current buildings & erection of a new dwelling 2/2017/0408 Hollin Root, West Woodside, Wigton 1 Proposed barn conversion to provide private residential dwelling Change of use of existing agricultural building to residence and 2/2017/0440 1 Longthwaite Nook, Cuddy Lonning, Wigton 1 associated building operations 2/2017/0380 All Hallows Church Rooms, Mealsgate, Wigton 1 Conversion of former church rooms to provide a live/work dwelling 2/2008/0728 Unit 3 Middle Farm, Newton Arlosh, Wigton 1 Proposed 4 bedroom dwelling Adj Manor House (north) Part Field 7800, Newton 2/2015/0496 1 Proposed new dwelling Arlosh, Wigton 2/2012/0876 The Oaks, Plot 2, Part Field 7800, Newton Arlosh, 2/2014/0641 1 New dwellings to replace previous grant of consent Wigton 2/2016/0181 2/2017/0154 Church House Farm, Newton Arlosh, Wigton 1 Conversion of a barn to create 2 bed dwelling 2/2017/0566, Fellside House, Plot 6, Part Field, 7800, Newton Arlosh 1 Erection of a single dwelling 2/2016/0746 Plot 1, Old Bank Barn, Oughterside House, Oughterside, 2/2015/0035 Wigton 1 Proposed conversion of existing barns into 3 dwellings

Plot 2, Old Gincase Barn, Oughterside House, 2/2015/0035 1 Proposed conversion of existing barns into 3 dwellings Oughterside, Wigton Plot 3, Old House Barn, Oughterside House, 2/2015/0035 1 Proposed conversion of existing barns into 3 dwellings Oughterside, Wigton 2/2017/0434 Land Adjacent to Hilltop View, Oughterside, Wigton 1 Outline application for a single dwelling including access and layout 2/2016/0313 West Wind Cottage, Papcastle 1 Outline permission for the erection of dwelling with all matters reserved 2/2017/0319 Plot 2 The Borrans, Pardshaw Village, Cockermouth 1 Reserved matters application following outline approval 2/2014/0523

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Planning Number Application Site Address of Net Description Number Units including appearance, landscaping, layout and scale for Plot 2 only 2/2017/0409 Plot 1 The Borrans, Pardshaw Village, Cockermouth 1 Erection of single dwelling house 2/2016/0104 Hawthorn Paddock Land adjacent to Hillside Plumbland 1 Erection of a detached dwelling 2/2015/0583 Land Adj to La Maison, Plumbland 1 Outline application for the erection of one dwelling 2/2016/0502 Plot 1 Land Adjacent to Hillside, Plumbland 1 Outline application for the erection of a dwelling with all matters reserved 2/2017/0431 Land adjacent to The New Haven, Prospect, Aspatria 1 Outline application with all matters reserved for a single bungalow. 2/2012/0882 Rear of 6/7 Pine Terrace, Silloth 1 Proposed dormer bungalow and demolition of garage 2/2013/0313 Old Joiners shop, Wigton Road, Silloth 1 Demolition of redundant workshop & erection of detached dormer house 2/2013/0347 4 Esk Street, Silloth 1 Change of use from commercial to residential for the ground floor The Minstrel, Skinburness Road Subdivision of 1no dwelling into 2no. dwellings. Resubmission of 2/2015/0354 1 Silloth, Wigton 2/2015/0087 Land to the rear of 158 Skinburness Road, Silloth, 2/2015/0174 1 Erection of a 4 bed detached dwelling - Resubmission of 2/2015/0028 Wigton COU of first & second floor into maisonette, addition of new entrance, 2/2016/0737 9 Eden Street, Silloth 1 replacement windows and heightened sill level on rear window. 2/2016/0581 Proposed Dwelling, Rear of Skinburness Road, Silloth 1 Three bedroom dwelling 2/2014/0796 Land at Tallentire Hall, Tallentire, Cockermouth 1 New detached 3-4 bed dwelling, garage, landscaping and access. 2/2011/0350 Plot 2, Westhaven Land at Greenside, Thursby, Carlisle 1 Erection of 1 detached and 1 pair of semi-detached dwellings (Plot 2) 2/2011/0350 Plot 3, Westhaven Land at Greenside, Thursby, Carlisle 1 Erection of 1 detached and 1 pair of semi-detached dwellings (Plot 3) 2/2015/0415 East Park Farm, Crofton, Thursby 1 Outline application for an agricultural workers dwelling 2/2016/0684 Glen Holme, Thursby, Carlisle 1 Demolition of dwelling & conversion of existing barn to dwelling Plot 4 Fellside Court, Croft House Farm, Torpenhow, 2/2010/1035 1 Erection of 3 no. dwellings (resubmission to 2/2010/0827) Wigton Plot 5, Fellside Court, Croft House Farm, Torpenhow, 2/2010/1035 1 Erection of 3 no. dwellings (resubmission to 2/2010/0827) Wigton Plot 6 Fellside Court, Croft House Farm, Torpenhow, 2/2010/1035 1 Erection of 3 no. dwellings (resubmission to 2/2010/0827) Wigton 2/2013/0295 Unit 2 Midtown Farm, Westnewton, Aspatria 1 Change of use of redundant barn buildings to three dwellings 2/2013/0295 Unit 3 Midtown Farm, Westnewton, Aspatria 1 Change of use of redundant barn buildings to three dwellings 2/2016/0023 Land Adjacent to Westnewton Hall, Westnewton 1 Erection of detached house (Resubmission of 2/2015/0466) 2/2014/0041 Land b’tween Station Approach & Station Road, Wigton, 1 Demolition of domestic garage and construction of 2 bedroom dwelling 2/2015/0378 Derwent, Cross Lane, Wigton 1 Outline application for the erection of a detached bungalow 2/2007/1009 Unit 1, 17a Salterbeck Road, Workington 1 Demolition of 17a Salterbeck Road and erection of 2 dwellings

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Planning Number Application Site Address of Net Description Number Units 2/2007/1009 Unit 2, 17a Salterbeck Road, Workington 1 Demolition of 17a Salterbeck Road and erection of 2 dwellings 2/2010/0345 The Stable, Elizabeth Street, Workington 1 Conversion of stable to two bed dwelling 2/2009/0871 Blossom Hill, Lime Road, Harrington, Workington 1 4 bed dwelling 2/2012/0481 Building Plot, Archer Street, Harrington, Workington 1 Erection of a detached dwelling Land at Longcroft House, Grayson Green, High 2/2014/0089 1 Erection of detached 3 bedroom dwelling Harrington, Workington 2/2013/0098, Allendale Camerton Road, Seaton, Workington 1 Erection of detached dwelling 2/2011/0542 2/2015/0315 Plot 3, Stoneyheugh, Workington 1 RM for single 5 bed detached dwelling 1 Lawrence Street, Plot 2, Town Quay, Stanley Street, Erection of 6 semi detached houses and 3 no detached houses and 2/2014/0817 1 Workington associated works - Resubmission of 2/2014/0107 2 Harbour Terrace, Plot 9, Town Quay, Stanley Street, Erection of 6 semi detached houses and 3 no detached houses and 2/2014/0817 1 Workington associated works - Resubmission of 2/2014/0107 3 Lawrence Street, Plot 1, Town Quay, Stanley Street, Erection of 6 semi detached houses and 3 no detached houses and 2/2014/0817 1 Workington associated works - Resubmission of 2/2014/0107 2/2015/0448 Land at Harglyn, Stainburn Road, Stainburn, Workington 1 Erection of a detached dwelling 2/2015/0542 92b Plot 1 Land adj buildings farm, Lowca Lane, Seaton 1 Two dormer bungalows 2016/0719 Land Adj to Foxpit House, Copperas Hill, Harrington 1 Reserved matters for access, appearance, landscaping, layout & scale 2/2015/0728 Plot 1, Land to Rear, 53 Stainburn Road, Stainburn 1 Erection of three detached dwellings 2/2015/0728 Plot 2, Land to Rear, 53 Stainburn Road, Stainburn 1 Erection of three detached dwellings 2/2016/0029 Land Adj 231 Newlands Lane South, Workington 1 Proposed erection of two bedroom dwelling 2/2016/0161 Plot 2 Stoneyheugh Farm, Ellerbeck Lane, Workington 1 Proposed five bedroom dwelling 2/2015/0337 Barncroft, 16 High Seaton, Seaton, Workington 1 Outline application for the erection of a single storey dwelling 2/2016/0331 213-215 Moss Bay Road, Workington 1 Change of use of convenience store to ground floor flat 2/2016/0360 16 Ramsay Brow, Workington 1 Change of use of store to dwelling 2/2016/0341 4 Nook Street, Workington 1 Subdivision of existing 2 bed flat to create two flats 2/2016/0177 Plot 1, Land at St Johns Court, Peter Street, Workington 1 Demolition of existing shop and warehouse & erection of 5no dwellings 2/2016/0177 Plot 2, Land at St Johns Court, Peter Street, Workington 1 Demolition of existing shop and warehouse & erection of 5no dwellings 2/2016/0177 Plot 3, Land at St Johns Court, Peter Street, Workington 1 Demolition of existing shop and warehouse & erection of 5no dwellings 2/2016/0177 Plot 4, Land at St Johns Court, Peter Street, Workington 1 Demolition of existing shop and warehouse & erection of 5no dwellings 2/2016/0618 Stoneyheugh Farmhouse, Ellerbeck Lane, Workington 1 Conversions and extension to barn to create dwelling 2/2016/0664 55 Main Road, Seaton, Workington 1 Outline with some matters reserved for the erection of one dwelling 2/2017/0113 The Garage, sunnyside, Seaton, Workington 1 COU and extension of former garage and MOT bay to form dwelling

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Planning Number Application Site Address of Net Description Number Units Workington Lawn and Tennis Club, Newlands Lane, Erection of a detached dwelling and use of former pavilion/clubhouse as 2/2017/0188 1 Workington temporary living accommodation during the construction phase 2/2016/0730 159 Vulcans Lane, Workington 1 COU of ground floor shop to dwelling 2/2017/0307 Schoose Farm, High Street, Workington, 1 Conversion of building into dwelling 2/2017/0098 Garden of 2 Eskdale Crescent, Workington 1 Erection of a single two bedroom dwelling 2/2017/0586 Greencroft Farm, Greencastle Brow, Greysouthen 1 Application for 2 storey agricultural worker dwelling 2/2018/0018 Roblan, Bolton Wood Lane 1 Erection of a dwelling associated with agricultural contracting business Site 1, Land to southwest of Army Cadet Building, 2/2016/0280 1 Erection of linked dwelling Outgang Road, Aspatria Site 3, Land to southwest of Army Cadet Building, 2/2016/0280 1 Erection of linked dwelling Outgang Road, Aspatria Total 466

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Appendix C – Sites with a resolution to grant subject to S106

Net Planning Type of Site Address Dwellings 2018/19 2019/20 2020/21 2021/22 2022/23 Total Ref application Proposed 2/2017/0277 Outline Princess Hall, Low Seaton, 100 20 30 50 Seaton, Workington

Appendix D – Sites to Support Windfall Allowance

There are a number of large applications which have been validated but not yet determined. These sites are likely to be determined in the next few months. These sites have not been counted in the deliverable five year land supply but it is considered likely (subject to approval) that these sites will deliver units within the five year period. The Council highlights these sites as further evidence to support the robustness of the windfall allowance in the calculation.

Type of Net Dwellings Planning Ref Site Address application Proposed 2/2008/0937, 2/2013/0729, 2/2017/0529 Full Ivydene, B5307 12 2/2017/0587 Full Former Auction Mart, 93 High Street 110 2/2017/0246 Full Land East of Main Road, High Harrington 115 2/2017/0579 Full Former Cottage Hospital, Isel Road 40 Total 277

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