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Trafford Local Plan February 2021 Regulation 18 Consultation Draft The Trafford Local Plan - Consultation Draft - January 2021 Appendix 2 – Sites/Areas Matrix Draft Policies Draft Sites / Areas Areas of Focus AF1 – Pomona Island • AF1 – Pomona Island Area of Focus AF2 – Trafford Wharfside • AF2 – Trafford Wharfside Area of Focus; • AF2.6 – MediacityUK Area; • AF2.9 – Manchester United Football Club (MUFC) Stadium Area AF3 – Trafford Park • AF3 – Trafford Park Area of Focus; • AF3.8 – Trafford Park Village Neighbourhood Centre AF4 – Trafford Centre Rectangle • AF4 – Trafford Centre Rectangle Area of Focus; • AF4.11 – Trafford Waters; • AF4.16 – Trafford Leisure Village; • AF4.18 – Bridgewater Canal Area AF5 – Town Centres Altrincham Town Centre • AF5.11 – Altair; • AF5.12 – The Stamford Quarter; • AF5.13 – The Grafton Centre Sale Town Centre • AF5.17 – Thee Square Shopping Centre Stretford Town Centre • AF5.21 – Stretford Mall; • AF5.22 – The Essoldo; • AF5.24 – Lacy Street Urmston Town Centre • AF5.30 – Victoria Parade; • AF5.31 – Land at Station Road AF6 – The Civic Quarter • AF6 – Civic Quarter Area of Focus AF7 – New Carrington • AF7 – New Carrington Area of Focus AF8 – Timperley Wedge • AF7 – Timperley Wedge Area of Focus Inclusive Places IP1 – Inclusive Economy n/a IP2 – Presumption in favour of sustainable n/a development IP3 – Health and well-being n/a IP4 – Education and skills n/a IP5 – Design n/a IP6 – Digital connectivity n/a IP7 – Community facilities n/a Land for new homes HO1 – Scale, phasing and distribution of n/a new housing development HO2 – Land release for new residential HO2.1 – Land release for new residential development development * Indicates mixed use • The Greyhound Public House, Manchester Road, Partington (1292) • Trafford Press Site, Chester Road, Old Trafford (1455) • Stretford Memorial Hospital, Seymour Grove, Old Trafford (1503) • Land East Of Partington Shopping Centre, Off Central Road, Partington (1510) * • Former Mosedales Brickworks, Ends Lane, Urmston (1530) • L & M Site Phase 1, Norman Road, Altrincham (1542-01) • L & M Site Phase 2, Norman Road, Altrincham (1542-02) • L & M Site, Norman Road, Altrincham (1542-03) • Higher Road Depot and Adjoining Site, Urmston (1552) • Former School and Red Brick Public House, Oak Road, Partington (1561) • Land at Stokoe Avenue, Altrincham (1564) • Land at the Gorse, Altrincham (1566) • Land on Wharf Road, Altrincham (1568) • Regent Road Car Park, Altrincham (1582) * • Oakfield Road/Balmoral Road, Altrincham (1585) • Mayors Road/Manor Road, Altrincham (1586) 150 The Trafford Local Plan - Consultation Draft - January 2021 Draft Policies Draft Sites / Areas • Land bound by Bridgewater Way, Chester Road, Virgil Street and Princess Street, Old Trafford (1596) • Civic Quarter AAP, Old Trafford (1601-00) * • MKM House, Warwick Road, Stretford (1601-01) • City Point, 701 Chester Road, Stretford (1601-03) • 39 Talbot Road, Old Trafford (1601-07) • Chester House, 1 Boyer Street, Stretford (1601-08) • Former Bakemark UK, Skerton Road, Old Trafford (1607) • Former Boat Yard, Edge Lane, Stretford (1608) • Wharfside, Trafford Park (1609-00) * • Trafford Wharf Road, Trafford Park (1609-01) * • Land at Lock Lane, Partington (1610) • Land Adj Flixton Station, Flixton Road, Flixton (1619) • 289 Hale Road, Hale Barns (1623) • 319-365 Norris Road, Sale 1640 (1640) * • Land at and adjacent to Katherine Lowe House, Davyhulme (1675) • Former Royal Canal Works, South of Edge Lane, Stretford (1688) • Land at Oakfield Road/Moss Lane, Altrincham (1696-01) • Land at Oakfield Road (Altair) Moss Lane, Altrincham (1696-02) * • Land at Avondale Road, Old Trafford (1732) • Land known as Carrington Village, on land off Manchester Road, Carrington (1823-01) • Land at Heath Farm Lane, Partington (1823-05) • Pomona Docks, Pomona Strand, Old Trafford (1848-00) * • Pomona Docks, Pomona Strand (HOU6), Old Trafford (1848-01) • Globe Trading Estate, 88-118 Chorlton Road, Old Trafford (1888) • Trafford Waters, Trafford Centre Rectangle (1894-00) * • Land off Bold Street, Old Trafford (1934-2) • Stretford Mall, Chester Road, Stretford (1978) * • Essoldo Cinema, Edge Lane, Stretford (1980) • Land at Newton St/Lacy St, Stretford (1981) * • The Square, Town Square, Sale (1983) * • Victoria Parade, Urmston Town Centre (1985) * • Land at Station Rd/Urmston Railway Station, Urmston Town Centre (1986) * • Former Itron Site, Talbot Road, Stretford (1988) • Trafalgar House, Manchester Road, Altrincham (2082) • Mansion House, Manchester Road, Altrincham (2084) • Claremont Centre, Claremont Road, Sale (1985) • Britannia Road, Industrial Estate, Sale (2086) • Land at Oak Road, Partington (2096) • Land Between 182/182a Park Road, Stretford (2121) • Clarendon House, Stamford New Road, Altrincham (2144) • 476 - 480 Stretford Road, Old Trafford (2230) • Petrol Station and Adj land at 499 Chester Road, Old Trafford (2234) • Lynnfield House/Hamilton House, Church Street, Altrincham (2252) • Alexandra House, 80 St Johns Road, Altrincham (2255) • Land Rear Of 16-24 The Downs, Altrincham (2273) • The Dome, Grafton House, Stamford New Road, Altrincham (2293) • Trafford Plaza, 73 Seymour Grove, Old Trafford (2310-02) • Trafford Magistrates’ Court, Ashton Lane, Sale, M33 7NR (2369) • Altrincham Leisure Centre, Oakfield Road, Altrincham (2389) * • 46 - 50 Railway Street, Altrincham (2418) • Albert Buildings, 3 Scott Drive, Altrincham (2424) • Brown Street Car Park, Brown Street, Hale, Altrincham (2434) • Land to the rear 397 Stockport Road, Altrincham (2436) • Circle Court, Stretford (2472) • Library, 405 Stockport Road and Car Park on Baker Street, Timperley (2521) * • Derby Hall, 20 King Street, Stretford (2567) • Land Off Brunswick Street, Stretford (2581) • Vehicle Repair Workshop, Green Street, Stretford (2587) • Crossford Court, Dane Road, Sale ( 2605) • Crossford Court, Dane Road, Sale (2605-01) • 77-79 Cross Street, Sale (2607) • Sunningdale House and Kingfisher House, 11 George Street, Altrincham (2648) • Rear of 1 Darwen Street, Old Trafford (2663) 151 The Trafford Local Plan - Consultation Draft - January 2021 Draft Policies Draft Sites / Areas • Bankside Manufacturing, Blackburn Street, Old Trafford (2664) • Stretford AAP, Stretford (2666-00) * • Paragon House, 48 Seymour Grove, Old Trafford (2671) • Land to the north of Station Road, Stretford (2672) • Land on corner Carrfield Avenue and Mossfield Road, Timperley (2693) • Former Health Centre, Central Road, Partington (2702) • Chapel House, 14 New Street, Altrincham (2710) HO3 - Release of other land for residential n/a development Meeting housing need HN1 – Dwelling size, type and tenure n/a NH2 – Affordable housing n/a HN3 – Older person’s accommodation n/a HN4 – Gypsy, Roma and traveller • HN4.2 – Stones Meadow Caravan Park, Manchester Road, Carrington communities and travelling showpeople HN5 – Other housing needs n/a HN6 – Adaptable and accessible housing n/a Climate change and low carbon CC1 – Climate change n/a CC2 – Low carbon and renewable energy n/a Sustainable transport and accessibility ST1 – Sustainable transport and n/a accessibility ST2 – Active travel, walking and cycling • ST2.4 a) The Bridgewater Way; • ST2.4 b) The Trans-Pennine Trail; • ST2.4 c) Brooks Drive; • ST2.4 d) The Mersey Valley; • ST2.4 e) The Strategic Processional Route ST3 – Public transport network • ST3.5 – Western leg extension of the Metrolink network; • ST3.8 – Quality Bus Corridors; • ST3.10 – HS2 route; • ST3.11 – HS2 station; • ST3.13 a) – Timperley East Station; • ST3.13 b) – White City Station; • ST3.16 d) – Broadheath - Irlam Sustainable Transport Corridor ST4 – Highway network • ST4.6 a) – New Carrington Relief Road – indicative; • ST4.6 b) – Western Gateway Infrastructure Scheme (WIGIS) – indicative ST5 – Freight transport network • ST5.3 – Trafford Park Railway Line and Terminal ST6 – Car parking standards n/a ST7 – Other parking provision n/a Trafford’s economy EC1 – Economic development • Davenport Green, Altrincham (42002) • Civic Quarter Action Plan, Stretford (90006) • Bridge Works site, Bridgewater Embankment, Broadheath (10021) • Land at Dairyhouse Lane, Broadheath (12015) • Victoria Warehouse, Site B, Trafford Park (70125) • Land south of Nash Road, Trafford Park (72114) • Land at Nash Road / Ashburton Road West, Trafford Park (72115) • Land at Nash Road, Trafford Park (72119) • Bridgewater Centre, Robson Avenue, Trafford Park (72120) • Land south of Taylor Road, Trafford Park (72121) • Land north of Phoenix Way, Trafford Park (72122) • Land at Village Way / Third Avenue, Trafford Park (80022) • Land at Tenax Circle, Trafford Park (80042) • Former Jewsons builders yard, First Ave, Stretford (80040) • 10 Tenax Road, Trafford Park (80042) • Voltage Park, Carrington (90001) • Former Shell Chemical Works, Carrington (90002) • Land at Common Lane, Carrington (90005) 152 The Trafford Local Plan - Consultation Draft - January 2021 Draft Policies Draft Sites / Areas • Bankside Manufacturing, Blackburn Street, Old Trafford (2664) • Stretford AAP, Stretford (2666-00) * • Paragon House, 48 Seymour Grove, Old Trafford (2671) • Land to the north of Station Road, Stretford (2672) • Land on corner Carrfield Avenue and Mossfield Road, Timperley (2693) • Former Health Centre, Central Road, Partington (2702) • Chapel House, 14 New Street, Altrincham (2710) HO3 - Release of other land for residential n/a development Meeting housing need HN1 – Dwelling size, type and tenure n/a NH2 – Affordable housing n/a HN3 – Older person’s accommodation n/a HN4 – Gypsy, Roma and traveller • HN4.2 – Stones Meadow Caravan Park, Manchester Road,
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