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8. Bristol City Council <<101>> Summary of Preferred Approach to Site Allocation sites This schedule summarises the preferred approach to the allocation of sites for development which is set out in more detail in the Site Allocations and Development Management Preferred Approach Document. This is being consulted on between 23rd March and 18th May 2012. Further details can be found here: www.bristol.gov.uk/siteallocations * Area Green Space Plan sites - No comments on the Area Green Space Plan (AGSP) sites are being sought as part of the Preferred Approach Document consultation. The sites are, however, shown on the Draft Proposals Map. The disposal of these sites is subject to consultation and decision-making involving the Neighbourhood Partnership and Committee. Neighbourhoods are currently deciding their approach to AGSP sites, which can eventually be reflected with a suitable designation or allocation in the formal Publication version of the Site Allocations and Development Management Document. Site Name Ward Preferred Approach Summary Avonmouth and Kingsweston BSA0101 Avonmouth Area Green Space Plan site* Henacre Open Space, Lawrence Weston BSA0102: Site Map Kingsweston Mixed-use (housing, community use and Land at Lawrence office) Weston Campus of City The estimated number of homes for this site is of Bristol College, 80. Lawrence Weston BSA0103: Site Map Kingsweston Mixed-use (housing and open space) Land to the west and The estimated number of homes for this site is south-west of Deering 20. Close, Lawrence Weston BSA0104: Site Map Kingsweston Mixed-use (housing and open space) Sea Mills Infant School, Develoment should include a minimum of Sea Mills 600m² of overlooked open space for a children's playground. The estimated number of homes for this site is 25. BSA0105 Avonmouth Area Green Space Plan site* Portway Tip, Portway, Shirehampton BSA0106 Kingsweston The provision of suitable access for 10 homes Land to rear of Sylvan is likely to require demolition, which would Way and High Grove, harm the Sea Mills Conservation Area. Sea Mills Therefore it is not considered appropriate for allocation. BSA0107: Site Map Kingsweston Housing Land to the rear of The estimated number of homes for this site is Ridingleaze, Lawrence 15. Weston <<102>> BSA0108 Kingsweston The provision of suitable access for 10 homes Sunny Hill garage site, is likely to require demolition, which would Sea Mills harm the Sea Mills Conservation Area. Therefore it is not considered appropriate for allocation. BSA0109 Avonmouth The Council is reviewing the approach to Grazing land at Gypsy and Traveller site provision and is Woodwell Road, considering whether there are other potential Shirehampton sites in the city which could contribute to meeting the needs identified in the Core Strategy (Policy BCS19). The Council will consult on proposals in summer 2012. BSA0110 Avonmouth Area Green Space Plan site* Land at Moorend Gardens, Lawrence Weston Henbury and Southmead BSA0201 Southmead Area Green Space Plan site* Elderberry Walk Open Space, Southmead BSA0202 Henbury Area Green Space Plan site* Crow Lane Open Space, Henbury BSA0203: Site Map Southmead Housing Former Dunmail Primary The estimated number of homes for this site is School, Southmead 140. BSA0204: Site Map Henbury Housing Land At Brentry Lane, The estimated number of homes for this site is Brentry 80. BSA0205 Southmead Area Green Space Plan site* Fonthill Park, Southmead BSA0206 Southmead Area Green Space Plan site* Trymside Open Space, Southmead BSA0207 Henbury Area Green Space Plan site* Okebourne Road Open Space, Brentry BSA0208 Henbury Area Green Space Plan site* Tranmere Avenue Open Space, Henbury BSA0209 Henbury Area Green Space Plan site* Arnall Drive Open Space, Henbury BSA0210 Henbury Area Green Space Plan site* Brentry Hill, Brentry BSA0211: Site Map Henbury Housing Land to rear of Redshelf The estimated number of homes for this site is Walk, Brentry 10. <<103>> BSA0212: Site Map Southmead Mixed-use (housing and business) 19-21 Pen Park Road, The estimated number of homes for this site is Southmead 15. BSA0213: Site Map Henbury Housing Richeson Walk garage The estimated number of homes for this site is site, Henbury 10. Henleaze, Stoke Bishop and Westbury-on-Trym BSA0301: Site Map Stoke Bishop Housing Land at SITA Depot on The estimated number of homes for this site is the corner of Avon Way 25 subject to further assessment of flood risk and Sea Mills Lane, and surface water drainage. Stoke Bishop BSA0302: Site Map Westbury-on- Housing Coombe House Elderly Trym (pending the outcome of the review of the Persons' Home, Residential Futures Programme) Westbury-on-Trym The estimated number of homes for this site is 15. Horfield and Lockleaze BSA0401 Lockleaze Area Green Space Plan site* Lockleaze Open Space, Lockleaze BSA0402: Site Map Lockleaze Housing Bonnington Walk former The site boundary has been reduced. allotments site, The estimated number of homes for this site is Lockleaze 170. BSA0403: Site Map Lockleaze Housing Romney House and (subject to not being required for future school Lockleaze School, or office use) Lockleaze The estimated number of homes for this site is 250. BSA0404: Site Map Horfield Housing BT Depot, Filton Road, The estimated number of homes for this site is Horfield 60. BSA0405: Site Map Lockleaze Housing Former Romney Avenue (subject to not being required for future school Junior School, use) Lockleaze The estimated number of homes for this site is 100. BSA0406 Horfield Area Green Space Plan site* Wellington Hill Playing Field, Horfield BSA0407: Site Map Lockleaze Housing Land to rear of Shaldon The estimated number of homes for this site is Road, Lockleaze 35. BSA0408 Lockleaze Area Green Space Plan site* Land to rear of Muller Road Bus Depot, Lockleaze <<104>> BSA0409: Site Map Lockleaze Mixed-use (housing, business, community Land at Gainsborough use and retail) Square, Lockleaze The estimated number of homes for this site is 30. BSA0410: Site Map Horfield Housing St. Peter's Elderly (pending the outcome of the review of the Persons' Home, Horfield Residential Futures Programme) The estimated number of homes for this site is 15. Greater Fishponds Area BSA0501: Site Map Frome Vale Mixed-use (housing, business and Blackberry Hill Hospital, institutional use) Manor Road, Fishponds The estimated number of homes for this site is 200. BSA0502: Site Map Frome Vale Mixed-use (housing, business and Glenside Campus, institutional use) Blackberry Hill, The estimated number of homes for this site is Fishponds 100. BSA0503: Site Map Frome Vale Mixed-use (housing, business and St Matthias Campus, institutional use) College Road, The site boundary has been reduced. Fishponds The estimated number of homes for this site is 100. BSA0504: Site Map Eastville Housing Playing Fields, Brook The estimated number of homes for this site is Road, Crofts End / Rose 80. Green BSA0505 Eastville Area Green Space Plan site* Snowdon Road Open Space (accessed from Small Lane), Fishponds BSA0506: Site Map Hillfields Community use (school) Open Space rear of Abingdon Road and Honiton Road, Mayfield Park, nr Fishponds BSA0507 Eastville Area Green Space Plan site* Duchess Way Open Space, Stapleton BSA0508: Site Map Eastville Housing Part of Playing Field The estimated number of homes for this site is south of Rose Green 40. Close, Rose Green / Clay Hill BSA0509 Hillfields The site is required for school use and is not Briarwood School, Briar proposed for allocation or designation Way, Hillfields BSA0510 Frome Vale Area Green Space Plan site* Halbrow Crescent / Delabere Avenue Open Space, Fishponds <<105>> BSA0511: Site Map Frome Vale Community use (school) Begbrook Drive Open Space, Broomhill / Frenchay BSA0512: Site Map Frome Vale Housing Gleeson House The estimated number of homes for this site is sheltered 20. accommodation, Dodisham Walk, Fishponds BSA0513: Site Map Hillfields Housing Garage site, Woodland The estimated number of homes for this site is Way, Chester Park / 10. Hillfields BSA0514 Frome Vale Area Green Space Plan site* Part of Gill Avenue / Lanaway Road Open Space, Fishponds BSA0515: Site Map Hillfields Mixed-use (housing and business) Graphic Packaging, The estimated number of homes for this site is Filwood Road, 120. Fishponds This is a new site. BSA0516: Site Map Hillfields Mixed-use (including housing, business Former Parnall’s Works and community use) site, west of Filwood The estimated number of homes for this site is Road / north of 40. Goodneston Road, Fishponds This is a new site. Ashley, Easton and Lawrence Hill BSA0801: Site Map Ashley Mixed-use (housing and light industry) Morley / Ashley / The estimated number of homes for this site is Southey Street Works, 100. St Werburgh's BSA0802: Site Map Easton Mixed-use (housing and business) Shiner Ltd Builders The estimated number of homes for this site is Merchants, Church 10. Road, Redfield BSA0803: Site Map Easton Business Land at Junction of Church Road and Heber Street, Redfield BSA0804 Lawrence Hill As the site has not yet been declared surplus Ducie Road, Lawrence and its future use is likely to be considered by Hill the Neighbourhood Partnership, the development of the site may not be deliverable. Therefore it is not proposed for allocation or designation. <<106>> St George BSA0901: Site Map St George Community use (school) Marling Road - Stables West and Land, St George BSA0902 St George Area Green Space Plan site* Plummers Hill Open West Space, Croft's End / St George BSA0903 St George Further assessment of allotment need in the Allotments to rear of Air East area has identified a requirement for food Balloon Road and growing / allotment provision on this site. It is Hillside Road, St George therefore proposed for designation as Important Open Space. BSA0904: Site Map St George Housing Part of Soaphouse West The estimated number of homes for this site is Industrial Estate, 25. Howard Street, Whitehall / St George BSA0905 St George The Council is reviewing the approach to the Caravan storage yard, West provision of Gypsy and Traveller residential Cousins Lane, St sites and is considering whether there are George other potential sites in the city which could contribute to meeting the needs identified in the Core Strategy (Policy BCS19).
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