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1 Table 1 List of Gypsy and Traveller Sites in Shropshire As at December Table 1 List of Gypsy and Traveller sites in Shropshire as at December 2014 Planning ARC4 Consent Permission Pitches Date of Site Name Site Location Type of Site Ownership Total Description Notes Found and Reference app’d approval Pitches added to file Provision of additional 6 Confirmed 13/02475/FUL caravan pitches, including 3 14/01869 to Craven Arms Long Lane, Craven from decision Authorised Council extension and 16 16 double amenity blocks and 27/08/2013 replace 10 Caravan Site Arms, SY7 8DU notice & site 14/01869 hardstanding areas, within existing pitches plan provided existing caravan site County deemed (Alternative No -identified reference from Permanent gypsy site with 4 Cross Houses Acton Burnell, SY6 86/0195/CDM/011 Shropshire Authorised Council SA/86/0195 5 5 pitches (6 caravans) and 18/07/1986 Caravan Site 6JR /85) Council visiting Wardens pitch. No decision electronic notice found record Planning permission granted after GTAA survey but 14/03000 for redevelopment additional 2 Confirmed Whittington Road, Park Hall of existing gypsy and pitches from decision Oswestry, SY11 Authorised Council 14/03000/FUL 13 13 10/10/2014 Caravan Site traveller Site to provide 15 referenced in notice & site 2HT replacement pitches paragraph 2.38 of plan provided GTAA and included as expected supply in Table 6.1 Reserved Matters (Layout, Scale, Appearance & Landscaping) to outline Confirmed As above due for Park Hall permission 11/04173/OUT from decision occupancy May Authorised Council 12/02115/REM 10 10 20/08/2012 expansion for change of use and notice & plan 2014 extension to existing provided traveller site for maximum of 10 additional pitches 1 Planning ARC4 Consent Permission Pitches Date of Site Name Site Location Type of Site Ownership Total Description Notes Found and Reference app’d approval Pitches added to file Redevelopment of part of existing gypsy/traveller site including replacement of 12 pitches; incorporation of land into traveller site; Confirmed Manor House Higher Heath, erection of six amenity Refurbishment of from decision Lane Caravan Whitchurch, SY14 Authorised Council 14/02848/FUL 18 18 blocks following demolition 13/10/2014 part of original 18 notice & plan Site 2HT of existing blocks; formation pitches provided of new estate roads and erection of 1.8m high boundary fencing; temporary use of land for site decanting Gypsy Liaison Change of use of land to site Officer confirmed 6 no. gypsy caravans (6.2m Confirmed SA/99/1289 6 separate The Caravan Sheinton Road, long x 2.2m wide), from decision Authorised Private (plus SABC file 6 6 21/06/2000 concrete pads on Park Cressage, SY5 6DH construction of a notice and ref: 378/82) site indicating toilet/shower block and block plan single pitch hardcore surfacing of area. configuration Stationing 2 residential Appeal Appeal condition caravans to provide T/APP/B322 places limit of 2 Confirmed Sheinton Road, accommodation for one 0/A/98/2927 caravans on the from appeal The Caravan Site Authorised Private SA/98/0025//088/9 1 2 Cressage, SY5 6DH local gypsy family and 06/P5 site indicating decision and improvements to existing allowed single pitch location plan site access 24/09/1999 authorised. Block & layout plans indicate Change of use of land from single pitch riding stables with horse configuration but Confirmed Froxley, Moreton paddock to mixed use show existing from decision The Caravan Hall, Shawbury, Authorised Private 12/02388/FUL 1 2 including stationing of 24/10/2012 touring caravan notice/layout SY4 4ES caravans for residential & buildings on plan occupation with associated site. Condition provided hardstanding limits caravans to 1 static /2 tourers 2 Planning ARC4 Consent Permission Pitches Date of Site Name Site Location Type of Site Ownership Total Description Notes Found and Reference app’d approval Pitches added to file Planning permission to Early history increase the number of showing full 12 pitches to 7 (i.e. 14 pitch site not caravans) as variation of located due to NS/91/00895/VAR 7 11/10/1991 Total of 8 condition 2 to previous indexing issue in pitches planning permission legacy records of Myddle Wood, confirmed Marton Grange N/88/708/MY/162 granted North Shropshire Baschurch, SY4 Authorised Private 12 from decision Caravan Park 30/11/88 DC. Reference in 3RY notices & site 2014 officer’s plans report on latest Change of use of land for provided application refers 14/02542 1 extension to form single 15/08/2014 to site being pitch established in 1985. Use of land as a gypsy caravan site of 6 double pitches (12 caravans) for occupation by 6 gypsy families, toilet block and cess pool. Supersedes Personal L 89/6074 6 personal consent 079/9643 19/04/1989 Finney now expired for a single pitch granted 12/03/80 to B Total of 10 Chapman. Supersedes pitches The Bungalow confirmed Kinnerley, SY10 personal consent 86/4785 (Brookside Authorised Private 12 from decision 8EL for a single pitch granted Caravan Park) 06/05/87 for L Finney. notices & block plan Provision of additional 4 Personal L provided 94/8756 4 pitches (8 caravans) and 11/10/1994 Finney replacement toilet block OS/04/13028/FUL Modification of Condition 4(ii) of planning permissions 04/1320/FUL 0 15/03/2004 89/6074 and 94/8756 to allow for larger static caravan units per pitch This site is limited by condition 2 to Confirmed Wheatcommon accommodate 10 from decision ten pitch site for gypsy and The Oakery Lane, Richards Authorised Private SS/1/08/20836/F 10 10 permanent notice & traveller accommodation 13/11/2008 Castle, SY8 4AF authorised block plan pitches and a provided tolerated stopover place 3 Planning ARC4 Consent Permission Pitches Date of Site Name Site Location Type of Site Ownership Total Description Notes Found and Reference app’d approval Pitches added to file Continue to site 2 residential caravans at The Chalet, Development Confirmed The Chalet, Withington Bridge. Renewal now regarded as from decision Annscroft Site Withington Bridge, Authorised Private S83/598/403/80 1 1 27/09/1983 of temporary approval established notice Annscroft S80/900/403/80 dated development. provided 13/1/1981 (temporary) Block Plan & decision Change of use of notice agricultural land to form Layout plan provided. residential gypsy caravan shows 2 pitches Decision Prees (field Lacon Street Authorised Private 10/02642/COU 1 1 site (2 caravans); associated 20/10/2010 and officer’s notice on number 9752) hard standing; utility block; report refers to 2 Shropshire installation of septic tank families Council drainage system system from 20/10/2010 but not dated Change of use of land to provide one pitch site for Confirmed gypsy accommodation; from decision Green Lane, erection of a utility/day room Allowed on notice and Hill View Authorised Private 09/00674/FUL 1 1 20/08/2010 Onibury, SY7 9BL building; installation of a Appeal appeal sewage treatment plant; decision formation of a vehicular provided access and hardstanding. Modification of Condition 1 Confirmed and 2 to allow occupancy of from decision Tern Hill, Market the permitted caravan by notice, block Adastra Services Authorised Private 11/04214/VAR 1 1 17/11/2011 Drayton, TF9 3QD any other person attached plan and to N/89/812/SU/112 for siting report of residential caravan provided Change of use of land for Confirmed the stationing of one mobile from decision Former Goods Hodnet, TF9 3JH Authorised Private 11/05197/FUL 1 1 home and one touring 18/04/2012 notice & Yard caravan for residential plans occupation. provided Change of use for the stationing of two touring Confirmed caravans for residential Block plan from decision Land Adjacent to Wem Lane, occupation with associated indicates single Authorised Private 11/05361/COU 1 1 02/05/2012 notice & Brook Cottage Soulton, SY10 7AX development to include pitch block plan utility block and septic tank configuration provided to enable use as a single pitch gypsy traveller site. 4 Planning ARC4 Consent Permission Pitches Date of Site Name Site Location Type of Site Ownership Total Description Notes Found and Reference app’d approval Pitches added to file Formation of gypsy caravan site comprising one wooden Decision does Confirmed chalet, 3 touring caravans, not specify from decision The Orchard, Rock Orchard Cottage Authorised Private 12/01456/FUL 2 4 utility building comprising 20/08/2012 pitches. Block notice and Green, Ludlow. bathroom, living room & plan indicates 2 block plan kitchen and installation of pitches provided septic tank drainage system Change of use for 2 pitches Confirmed 2 (2 statics & 3 tourers) pitches from Frodesley, SY5 formation of hardstanding, decision Pigeon Door Authorised Private 11/05323/FUL 2 2 08/06/2012 7NQ. vehicular access, septic notice and tank drainage system for block plan gypsy family provided Change of use of land for the stationing of residential Confirmed caravans and siting of 4 Appeal decision from appeal Tern Hill, Market Adbo Hill Authorised Private 12/03581/FUL 4 4 pitches together with the 07/02/2014 APP/L3245/A/13/2 decision & Drayton formation of additional hard 196615 block plan standing and ancillary provided utility/ dayrooms Confirmed Siting of a static caravan for Personal to Billy from decision SA/07/1222/F 1 permanent residential use 05/03/2008 & Mary Evans notice (personal) provided Old R.O.C. Post, Dorrington Authorised Private 2 Confirmed Church Road Personal to Variation of condition for from decision dependents of 12/04666/VAR 1 additional pitch for personal 08/03/2013 notice & Billy & Mary use block plan Evans provided Variation of condition
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