Test Valley Borough Council Strategic Housing and Economic Land

Test Valley Borough Council

Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment (SHELAA)

Appendix 4

Northern Test Valley Sites where a change of Policy is required for Development

Final Version as at February 2018 SHELAA Figures as at October 2017

i Disclaimer i) The SHELAA document is an important component of the evidence base for the Test Valley Local Development Framework (LDF). It seeks to identify and assess land available with housing and economic potential to inform future allocations for housing and employment. The Council is required to carry out, maintain and update its SHELAAs. ii) The key points that should be acknowledged when referring to this document are:

 The SHELAA only identifies sites with development potential, it does not allocate sites.

 The SHELAA is based on the most up to date information available (supplied and researched) at the time of the document’s preparation. Therefore factors may be subject to change over time and may have an effect on any site. The may include (but are not limited to):

o Site boundaries o Assessment information o Constraint may be mitigated/overcome or additional factors may be identified o Likely development timescales may be subject to change o Site capacity or densities may be subject to change as additional information is developed and masterplanning detail takes place. o The availability of the site may be reassessed by the landowner

 The inclusion of a site within this document does not imply that the Council would necessarily grant planning permission for residential or employment use.

 The inclusion of a site within the document does not preclude them for being developed for other uses.

 The sites which are considered to have potential for strategic housing allocation would be assessed separately in a Sustainability Appraisal before policy decisions are made in the Local Plan.

 SHELAA sites have not been ranked or discounted for existing constraints or potential delivery delays. The most appropriate development sites given the balance of constraints will be assessed separately in a Sustainability Appraisal before policy decisions are made in the Local Plan. iii) The information is based on submissions received from landowners and agents. Where information has not been provided in relation to site capacity or expected delivery the Council has estimated supply. These are marked with an asterisk. iv) The base date of this document is at February 2018

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 1

Table A4: Northern Test Valley SHELAA Sites (where a change of Policy is required for Development)

Housing Completions in Parish/ No. Site Name Settlement Capacity Potential Use Year Categories Ward 1-5 5-10 10-15+ The Grain Silos, Weyhill Andover Residential/ 176 Andover 30-60 30-60 Road (Millway) Mixed Valley View Business Andover (St 12 Andover 20-30 Residential 20-30 Park, Picket Piece Mary’s) The Firs, 14 Walworth Andover (St 194 Andover 28 Residential 28 Road Mary’s) 100- 100- 125dw Land off Norman Court Andover 125dwh/ Residential/ h/ 147 Andover Lane (Winton) 20000- Mixed 20000- 40000sqm 40000 sqm Andover 200- 250- 167 Land at Bere Hill Andover 450-500 Residential (Winton) 250 300 Andover 247 Land at Bere Hill Farm Andover 700 Residential 250 450 (Winton) Foxcotte Barn, Foxcotte 94 Charlton Charlton 5 Residential 5 Lane 170 Land off Foxcotte Lane Charlton Charlton 202 Residential 202 Grazing land west of 242 Charlton Charlton 115 Residential 115 Enham Lane Lancaster House vacant 240 Stockbridge Stockbridge 5 Residential 5 site, Land off A3057 *Asterisks indicate where information has not been provided and the Council has estimated potential supply

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 2

Test Valley Borough Council – Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment, 2017

Site Name: The Grain Silos, Weyhill Road

SHELAA ID: SHELAA176 Constraints cont. Proposal ☐ Site Details Physical: Access ☐ Residential ☒ 30-60 Dwellings Trees (TPOs) Parish: Andover (Millway) ☐ Employment ☐ Floor Space (m²) Topography North ☒ South ☐ ☐ Mixed ☐ Residential ☐ (Dwgs) Local Character

Employment ☐ (m²) Gross Site Area (ha): 0.79 Infrastructure: Utilities (supply) ☐ Developable Area (ha): 0.79 Retail/Leisure ☐ (m²) Physical (Pylons) ☐ Other ☐

Ownership: Single ☒ Traveller Site ☐ Pitches/Plots Policy: Planning Policies ☒->->->- COM2 ☐ Joint ☐ Retail ☐ Floor Space (m²) Open Space ☐ Leisure ☐ Floor Space (m²) Local Gap ☐ Current Site Use: Employment Site/Grain Silo ☒ Self-build Other ☐ Brownfield ☒ Heritage: Conservation Area ☐ Listed Buildings ☐ Greenfield ☐ Combined ☐ Historic Park & Garden ☐ Constraints Wildlife Sites: Within Adjacent Availability Environmental: AONB ☐ SSSI ☐ ☐ Site Available Immediately ☒ Flood Risk ☐ (Zone) SINC ☐ ☐ Site Currently Unavailable ☐ Contamination ☐ SPA/SAC/Ramsar ☐ ☐

Drainage ☐ Existing Planning Permission: Yes ☐ No ☒ Hazardous Waste ☐ Other: Ownership Issues ☒ If Yes: Application Number: Air Quality ☐ ☐ Covenants/Tenants Significant Noise ☒Railway/Industrial Developer Interest: Yes ☐ No ☒ Ransom Strips ☐ Pollution ☐ Market Viability ☐ ☐ Thought Economically Viable: Yes ☐ No ☐ Other Other ☐

OVERALL ASSESSMENT: Additional Information Is site suitable for development? Groundwater Source Protection (Outer Zone 2) Proposal: 30-60 dwellings Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒

Is site likely to be achievable? 0-5 Years (2017-22): 30-60 Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ 5-10 Years (2022-27): 10-15 Years (2027-32): Is the site likely to be deliverable? 15 + Years (2032-): Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ Total: 30-60

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 3

The Grain Silos, Weyhill Road (Residential) Summary

The site is located within the settlement boundary of Andover and is classified as employment use.

The northern boundary of the site is immediately adjacent to the railway.

Part of the land proposed for the development is currently owned by Hampshire County Council/John Hanson Community School.

There are existing dwellings to the west of the site, a school to the south and the strategic employment of Glenmore Business Park is to the east. A public right of way runs along the southern and western boundaries.

There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a number of bus stops close to the site located on Weyhill Road.

The site entrance runs parallel to the railway until it reaches Weyhill Road. This grants access to the centre of Andover in the east there is also a junction for the A303 to the west.

The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 30-60 dwellings (at 38- 76dph) is proposed within 5 years.

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 4

Test Valley Borough Council – Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment, 2017

Site Name: Valley View Business Park, Picket Piece

SHELAA ID: SHELAA12 Constraints cont. Proposal ☐ Site Details Physical: Access ☐ Residential ☒ 20-30 Dwellings Trees (TPOs) Parish: Andover (St Mary's) ☐ Employment ☐ Floor Space (m²) Topography North ☒ South ☐ ☐ Mixed ☐ Residential ☐ (Dwgs) Local Character

Employment ☐ (m²) Gross Site Area (ha): 1.2 Infrastructure: Utilities (supply) ☐ Developable Area (ha): 1.2 Retail/Leisure ☐ (m²) Physical (Pylons) ☐ Other ☐

Wildlife Sites: Within Adjacent Availability Environmental: AONB ☐ ☒ SSSI ☐ ☐ Site Available Immediately Flood Risk ☐ (Zone) ☐ SINC ☐ ☐ Site Currently Unavailable Contamination ☐ SPA/SAC/Ramsar ☐ ☐ Drainage ☐ Existing Planning Permission: Yes ☐ No ☒ Hazardous Waste ☐ If Yes: Application Number: Other: Ownership Issues ☐ ☐ Air Quality Covenants/Tenants ☐ Developer Interest: Yes ☐ No ☒ Significant Noise ☒Railway Ransom Strips ☐ Pollution ☐ Market Viability ☐ Thought Economically Viable: Yes ☒ No ☐ Other ☐ Other ☐

OVERALL ASSESSMENT: Additional Information Is site suitable for development? Proposal: 20-30 dwellings Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒

Is site likely to be achievable? 0-5 Years (2017-22): 20-30 Yes ☒ No ☐ Possibly ☐ 5-10 Years (2022-27): 10-15 Years (2027-32): Is the site likely to be deliverable? 15 + Years (2032-): Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ Total: 20-30

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 5

Valley View Business Park, Picket Piece (Residential) Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of

the Picket Piece site allocation in Andover and is classified as employment use.

The site lies immediately south of the mainline railway.

There are no existing dwellings immediately adjacent to

the site and no public rights of way.

To date there are few local amenities within walking distance; however there are plans for a local centre within the Picket Piece development. There is a bus stop located along Walworth Road close to the site.

The site entrance is along Walworth Road granting access to Andover town centre to the west.

The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from

developers. Development of 20-30 dwellings (at 16- 25dph) is proposed within 5 years.

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 6

Test Valley Borough Council – Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment, 2017

Site Name: The Firs, 14 Walworth Road

SHELAA ID: SHELAA194 Constraints cont. Proposal ☐ Site Details Physical: Access ☐ Residential ☒ 28 Dwellings Trees (TPOs) Parish: Andover (St Mary’s) ☐ Employment ☐ Floor Space (m²) Topography North ☒ South ☐ ☐ Mixed ☐ Residential ☐ (Dwgs) Local Character

Employment ☐ (m²) Gross Site Area (ha): 0.98 Infrastructure: Utilities (supply) ☐ Developable Area (ha): 0.98 Retail/Leisure ☐ (m²) Physical (Pylons) ☐ Other ☐

Ownership: Single ☒ Traveller Site ☐ Pitches/Plots Policy: Planning Policies ☒->->->- COM2 ☒ Joint ☐ Retail ☐ Floor Space (m²) Open Space ☐ Leisure ☐ Floor Space (m²) Local Gap ☐ Current Site Use: Open field ☐ Self-build Other ☐ Brownfield ☐ Heritage: Conservation Area ☐ Listed Buildings ☐ Greenfield ☒ Combined ☐ Historic Park & Garden ☐ Constraints Wildlife Sites: Within Adjacent Availability Environmental: AONB ☐ SSSI ☐ ☐ Site Available Immediately ☒ Flood Risk ☐ (Zone) SINC ☐ ☐ Site Currently Unavailable ☐ Contamination ☐ SPA/SAC/Ramsar ☐ ☐

Drainage ☐ Existing Planning Permission: Yes ☐ No ☒ Hazardous Waste ☐ Other: Ownership Issues ☐ If Yes: Application Number: Air Quality ☐ ☐ Covenants/Tenants Significant Noise ☒Railway Developer Interest: Yes ☒ No ☐ Ransom Strips ☐ Pollution ☐ Market Viability ☐ ☐ Thought Economically Viable: Yes ☐ No ☐ Other Other ☐

OVERALL ASSESSMENT: Additional Information Is site suitable for development? Proposal: 28 dwellings Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒

Is site likely to be achievable? 0-5 Years (2017-22): 28 Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ 5-10 Years (2022-27): 10-15 Years (2027-32): Is the site likely to be deliverable? 15 + Years (2032-): Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ Total: 28

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 7

The Firs, 14 Walworth Road (Residential) Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the outskirts

of Andover.

The site lies immediately adjacent to railway tracks and the border between Test Valley and Basingstoke and Deane.

There are no existing dwellings adjacent to the site; however the Valley View Business Park is to the west.

There are no local amenities within walking distance, but a local centre is under construction within the Picket Piece development. A bus stop close to the site is

located on Walworth Road.

The site entrance is along Walworth Road granting access to Andover town centre to the west.

The site is available and promoted for development by

the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 28 dwellings (at 29dph) is proposed within 5 years.

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 8

Test Valley Borough Council – Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment, 2017

Site Name: Land off Norman Court Lane

SHELAA ID: SHELAA147 Constraints cont. Proposal ☐ Site Details Physical: Access ☐ Residential ☐ Dwellings Trees (TPOs) Parish: Andover (Winton) ☐ Employment ☐ Floor Space (m²) Topography North ☒ South ☐ ☐ Mixed ☒ Residential ☒100-125(Dwgs) Local Character

Employment ☒20-40,000(m²) Gross Site Area (ha): 6.06 Infrastructure: Utilities (supply) ☐ Developable Area (ha): 4.75 Retail/Leisure ☐ (m²) Physical (Pylons) ☐ Other ☐

Ownership: Single ☒ Traveller Site ☐ Pitches/Plots Policy: Planning Policies ☒->->->- COM2 ☐ Joint ☐ Retail ☐ Floor Space (m²) Open Space ☐ Leisure ☐ Floor Space (m²) Local Gap ☒ Current Site Use: Farm Land and Buildings ☒ Self-build Other ☐ Brownfield ☐ Heritage: Conservation Area ☐ Listed Buildings ☐ Greenfield ☐ Combined ☒ Historic Park & Garden ☐ Constraints Wildlife Sites: Within Adjacent Availability Environmental: AONB ☐ SSSI ☐ ☐ Site Available Immediately ☒ Flood Risk ☐ (Zone) SINC ☐ ☐ Site Currently Unavailable ☐ Contamination ☐ SPA/SAC/Ramsar ☐ ☐

Drainage ☐ Existing Planning Permission: Yes ☐ No ☒ Hazardous Waste ☐ Other: Ownership Issues ☐ If Yes: Application Number: Air Quality ☐ ☐ Covenants/Tenants Significant Noise ☒A303 Developer Interest: Yes ☒ No ☐ Ransom Strips ☐ Pollution ☐ Market Viability ☐ ☐ Thought Economically Viable: Yes ☒ No ☐ Other Other ☐

OVERALL ASSESSMENT: Additional Information Is site suitable for development? Anna Valley / Upper Clatford Local Gap Proposal: 100-125dwgs/20-40,000sqm Yes ☐ No ☒ Possibly ☐ Mineral Consultation Area Is site likely to be achievable? 100-125dwgs/20-40,000sqm 0-5 Years (2017-22): Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ 5-10 Years (2022-27): 10-15 Years (2027-32): Is the site likely to be deliverable? 15 + Years (2032-): Yes ☐ No ☒ Possibly ☐ Total: 100-125dwgs/20-40,000sqm

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 9

Land off Norman Court Lane (Mixed) Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of Andover .

The site lies within the Andover – Anna Valley/Upper Clatford Local Gap.

The site lies immediately adjacent to the A303 dual carriageway .

There are existing dwellings to the north and south of the site and a slip road for the A303 to the east.

There are no local amenities within walking distance; there is also no access to public transport to or from the site.

The site entrance is off of Norman Court Lane this allows easy access to Andover to the north, Upper Clatford to the west and Goodworth Clatford to the south. There is also possible to access the A3057 and A303.

The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 100-125 dwellings and 20,000- 40,000sqm of employment floorspace is proposed within 5 years.

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 10

Test Valley Borough Council – Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment, 2017

Site Name: Land at Bere Hill

SHELAA ID: SHELAA167 Constraints cont. Proposal ☐ Site Details Physical: Access ☒ Residential ☒ 450-500 Dwellings Trees (TPOs) Parish: Andover (Winton) ☐ Employment ☐ Floor Space (m²) Topography North ☒ South ☐ ☐ Mixed ☐ Residential ☐ (Dwgs) Local Character

Employment ☐ (m²) Gross Site Area (ha): 34.5 Infrastructure: Utilities (supply) ☐ Developable Area (ha): 13.5 Retail/Leisure ☐ (m²) Physical (Pylons) ☐ Other ☐

Ownership: Single ☒ Traveller Site ☐ Pitches/Plots Policy: Planning Policies ☒->->->- COM2 ☒ Joint ☐ Retail ☐ Floor Space (m²) Open Space ☐ Leisure ☐ Floor Space (m²) Local Gap ☐ Current Site Use: Agricultural ☐ Self-build Other ☐ Brownfield ☐ Heritage: Conservation Area ☐ Listed Buildings ☐ Greenfield ☒ Combined ☐ Historic Park & Garden ☐ Constraints Wildlife Sites: Within Adjacent Availability Environmental: AONB ☐ SSSI ☐ ☐ Site Available Immediately ☒ Flood Risk ☐ (Zone) SINC ☐ ☐ Site Currently Unavailable ☐ Contamination ☐ SPA/SAC/Ramsar ☐ ☐

Drainage ☐ Existing Planning Permission: Yes ☐ No ☒ Hazardous Waste ☐ Other: Ownership Issues ☐ If Yes: Application Number: Air Quality ☐ ☐ Covenants/Tenants Significant Noise ☐ Developer Interest: Yes ☒ No ☐ Ransom Strips ☐ Pollution ☐ Market Viability ☐ ☐ Thought Economically Viable: Yes ☒ No ☐ Other Other ☐

OVERALL ASSESSMENT: Additional Information Is site suitable for development? Proposal: 450-500 dwellings Yes ☐ No ☒ Possibly ☐

Is site likely to be achievable? 0-5 Years (2017-22): 200-250 Yes ☒ No ☐ Possibly ☐ 5-10 Years (2022-27): 250-300 10-15 Years (2027-32): Is the site likely to be deliverable? 15 + Years (2032-): Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ Total: 450-500

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 11

Land at Bere Hill (Residential) Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of Andover .

There are a number of TPO areas to be found along the boundary of the site.

Electricity power lines run through the site from north to south.

There are existing dwellings to the north, east and west of the site and a public right of way (Ladies Walk) runs along the northern boundary. A number of dwellings are also included within the development area.

There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a bus stop close to the site located on London Road to the north and the A3093 to the east.

The proposed site entrance is off of an existing roundabout on the A3093 which would grant easy access to the A303. The site is also located close to the centre of Andover to the west.

The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 450-500 dwellings (at 33-37dph) is proposed within 10 years.

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 12

Test Valley Borough Council – Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment, 2017

Site Name: Land at Bere Hill Farm

SHELAA ID: SHELAA247 Constraints cont. Proposal ☐ Site Details Physical: Access ☒ Residential ☒ 700 Dwellings Trees (TPOs) Parish: Andover (Winton) ☐ Employment ☐ Floor Space (m²) Topography North ☒ South ☐ ☐ Mixed ☐ Residential ☐ (Dwgs) Local Character

Employment ☐ (m²) Gross Site Area (ha): 52.4 Infrastructure: Utilities (supply) ☐ Developable Area (ha): 18.9 Retail/Leisure ☐ (m²) Physical (Pylons) ☒ Other ☐

Ownership: Single ☒ Traveller Site ☐ Pitches/Plots Policy: Planning Policies ☒->->->- COM2 ☒ Joint ☐ Retail ☐ Floor Space (m²) Open Space ☐ Leisure ☐ Floor Space (m²) Local Gap ☐ Current Site Use: Agricultural ☐ Self-build Other ☐ Brownfield ☐ Heritage: Conservation Area ☐ Listed Buildings ☐ Greenfield ☒ Combined ☐ Historic Park & Garden ☐ Constraints Wildlife Sites: Within Adjacent Availability Environmental: AONB ☐ SSSI ☐ ☐ Site Available Immediately ☒ Flood Risk ☐ (Zone) SINC ☐ ☒ Site Currently Unavailable ☐ Contamination ☐ SPA/SAC/Ramsar ☐ ☐

Drainage ☐ Existing Planning Permission: Yes ☐ No ☒ Hazardous Waste ☐ Other: Ownership Issues ☐ If Yes: Application Number: Air Quality ☐ ☐ Covenants/Tenants Significant Noise ☒Dual Carriageway Developer Interest: Yes ☒ No ☐ Ransom Strips ☐ Pollution ☐ Market Viability ☐ ☐ Thought Economically Viable: Yes ☒ No ☐ Other Other ☐

OVERALL ASSESSMENT: Additional Information Is site suitable for development? Proposal: 700 dwellings Yes ☐ No ☒ Possibly ☐

Is site likely to be achievable? 0-5 Years (2017-22): 250 Yes ☒ No ☐ Possibly ☐ 5-10 Years (2022-27): 450 10-15 Years (2027-32): Is the site likely to be deliverable? 15 + Years (2032-): Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ Total: 700

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 13

Land at Bere Hill Farm (Residential) Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of Andover .

There are a number of TPO areas to be found along the boundary of the site.

Electricity power lines run through the site from north to south.

There are existing dwellings to the north and west of the site and several public rights of way run around and through the site.

There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a bus stop close to the site located on Leigh Road to the north.

The proposed site entrance is off of Micheldever Road which would grant easy access to London Road and the centre of Andover to the west.

The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 700 dwellings (at 37dph) is proposed within 10 years.

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 14

Test Valley Borough Council – Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment, 2017

Site Name: Foxcotte Barn, Foxcotte Lane

SHELAA ID: SHELAA94 Constraints cont. Proposal ☐ Site Details Physical: Access ☐ Residential ☒ 5 Dwellings Trees (TPOs) Parish: Charlton ☐ Employment ☐ Floor Space (m²) Topography North ☒ South ☐ ☐ Mixed ☐ Residential ☐ (Dwgs) Local Character

Employment ☐ (m²) Gross Site Area (ha): 0.402 Infrastructure: Utilities (supply) ☐ Retail/Leisure ☐ (m²) Developable Area (ha): 0.402 Physical (Pylons) ☐ Other ☐

☒ Traveller Site ☐ Pitches/Plots Ownership: Single Policy: Planning Policies ☒->->->- COM2 ☒ ☐ Retail ☐ Floor Space (m²) Joint Open Space ☐ Leisure ☐ Floor Space (m²) Local Gap ☐ Current Site Use: Warehousing ☐ Self-build

Other ☐ Heritage: Conservation Area ☐ Brownfield ☒ Listed Buildings ☐ Greenfield ☐ Historic Park & Garden ☐ Combined ☐ Constraints Wildlife Sites: Within Adjacent Availability Environmental: AONB ☐ SSSI ☐ ☐ Site Available Immediately ☒ Flood Risk ☐ (Zone) SINC ☐ ☐ Site Currently Unavailable ☐ Contamination ☐ SPA/SAC/Ramsar ☐ ☐

Drainage ☐ Existing Planning Permission: Yes ☐ No ☒ Hazardous Waste ☐ Other: Ownership Issues ☐ If Yes: Application Number: Air Quality ☐ Covenants/Tenants ☐

Significant Noise ☐ ☐ Developer Interest: Yes ☒ No ☐ Ransom Strips Pollution ☐ Market Viability ☐ Other ☐ Thought Economically Viable: Yes ☐ No ☐ Other ☐

Additional Information OVERALL ASSESSMENT: Is site suitable for development?

Proposal: 5 dwellings Yes ☐ No ☒ Possibly ☐

Is site likely to be achievable? 0-5 Years (2017-22): 5 Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ 5-10 Years (2022-27): 10-15 Years (2027-32): Is the site likely to be deliverable? 15 + Years (2032-): Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ Total: 5

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 15

Foxcotte Barn, Foxcotte Lane (Residential) Summary

The site is located within the countryside to the north east of the settlement of Charlton.

The site lies immediately adjacent, but outside of, the Weyhill / The Pentons Local Gap.

There are existing dwellings to the north and south of the site.

There a re no local amenities within walking distance; however a bus stop is close to the site located to the site on Foxcotte Lane.

The site is accessed by Foxcotte Lane which gives access to Charlton and Andover to the south.

The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 5 dwellings (at 12dph) is proposed within 5 years.

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 16

Test Valley Borough Council – Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment, 2017

Site Name: Land off Foxcotte Lane

SHELAA ID: SHELAA170 Constraints cont. Proposal ☐ Site Details Physical: Access ☐ Residential ☒ 202 Dwellings Trees (TPOs) Parish: Charlton ☐ Employment ☐ Floor Space (m²) Topography North ☒ South ☐ ☐ Mixed ☐ Residential ☐ (Dwgs) Local Character

Employment ☐ (m²) Gross Site Area (ha): 8.31 Infrastructure: Utilities (supply) ☐ Developable Area (ha): 8.31 Retail/Leisure ☐ (m²) Physical (Pylons) ☐ Other ☐

Ownership: Single ☒ Traveller Site ☐ Pitches/Plots Policy: Planning Policies ☒->->->- COM2 ☒ Joint ☐ Retail ☐ Floor Space (m²) Open Space ☐ Leisure ☐ Floor Space (m²) Local Gap ☐ Current Site Use: Agricultural ☐ Self-build Other ☐ Brownfield ☐ Heritage: Conservation Area ☐ Listed Buildings ☒ Greenfield ☒ Combined ☐ Historic Park & Garden ☐ Constraints Wildlife Sites: Within Adjacent Availability Environmental: AONB ☐ SSSI ☐ ☐ Site Available Immediately ☒ Flood Risk ☐ (Zone) SINC ☐ ☐ Site Currently Unavailable ☐ Contamination ☐ SPA/SAC/Ramsar ☐ ☐

OVERALL ASSESSMENT: Additional Information Is site suitable for development?

Proposal: 202 dwellings Yes ☐ No ☒ Possibly ☐

Is site likely to be achievable? 0-5 Years (2017-22): 202 Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ 5-10 Years (2022-27): 10-15 Years (2027-32): Is the site likely to be deliverable? 15 + Years (2032-): Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ Total: 202

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 17

Land off Foxcotte Lane (Residential) Summary

The site is located within the countryside to the north east of the settlement of Charlton.

The site lies immediately adjacent, but outside of, the Weyhill / The Pentons Local Gap.

There is a listed building (Foxcotte Tower) to the south west of the site.

There are existing dwellings to the south and east of the site; and a public right of way also runs along the sites southern boundary.

There are few local amenities within walking distance; however a bus stop is close to the site located to the site on Mercia Avenue.

The site is accessed by Foxcotte Lane which gives access to Charlton and Andover to the south.

The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 202 dwellings (at 24dph) is proposed within 5 years.

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 18

Test Valley Borough Council – Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment, 2017

Site Name: Grazing land west of Enham Lane

SHELAA ID: SHELAA242 Constraints cont. Proposal ☐ Site Details Physical: Access ☐ Residential ☒ 115 Dwellings Trees (TPOs) Parish: Charlton ☐ Employment ☐ Floor Space (m²) Topography North ☒ South ☐ ☐ Mixed ☐ Residential ☐ (Dwgs) Local Character

Employment ☐ (m²) Gross Site Area (ha): 3.84 Infrastructure: Utilities (supply) ☒ Developable Area (ha): 3.84 Retail/Leisure ☐ (m²) Physical (Pylons) ☐ Other ☐

Ownership: Single ☒ Traveller Site ☐ Pitches/Plots Policy: Planning Policies ☒->->->- COM2 ☒ Joint ☐ Retail ☐ Floor Space (m²) Open Space ☐ Leisure ☐ Floor Space (m²) Local Gap ☐ Current Site Use: Grazing ☐ Self-build Other ☐ Brownfield ☐ Heritage: Conservation Area ☐ Listed Buildings ☐ Greenfield ☒ Combined ☐ Historic Park & Garden ☐ Constraints Wildlife Sites: Within Adjacent Availability Environmental: AONB ☐ SSSI ☐ ☐ Site Available Immediately ☒ Flood Risk ☐ (Zone) SINC ☐ ☐ Site Currently Unavailable ☐ Contamination ☐ SPA/SAC/Ramsar ☐ ☐

Drainage ☐ Existing Planning Permission: Yes ☐ No ☒ Hazardous Waste ☐ Other: Ownership Issues ☐ If Yes: Application Number: Air Quality ☐ ☐ Covenants/Tenants Significant Noise ☐ Developer Interest: Yes ☐ No ☒ Ransom Strips ☐ Pollution ☐ Market Viability ☐ ☐ Thought Economically Viable: Yes ☒ No ☐ Other Other ☐

OVERALL ASSESSMENT: Additional Information Is site suitable for development? HCC Land Interest: 2618 (GRAZING LAND Proposal: 115 dwellings Yes ☐ No ☒ Possibly ☐ CHARLTON) Is site likely to be achievable? Mineral Consultation Area 0-5 Years (2017-22): 115 Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ 5-10 Years (2022-27): 10-15 Years (2027-32): Is the site likely to be deliverable? 15 + Years (2032-): Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ Total: 115

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 19

Grazing land west of Enham Lane (Residential) Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of Andover .

There are existing dwellings to the south, east and west of the site and a public right of way runs along the northern boundary.

A Southern Water sewer system runs through the site from north to south.

There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a bus stop close to the site located on Hatherden Road.

The site has 2 possible entrances off of Hatherden Road or Enham Lane both lead south into Charlton and Andover . Hatherden Road leads north to Hatherden and Tangley while Enham Lane goes eastwardly towards Knights Enham.

The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 115 dwellings (at 30dph) is proposed within 5 years.

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 20

Test Valley Borough Council – Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment, 2017

Site Name: Lancaster House vacant site, Land off A3057

SHELAA ID: SHELAA240 Constraints cont. Proposal ☐ Site Details Physical: Access ☐ Residential ☒ 4-5 Dwellings Trees (TPOs) Parish: Stockbridge ☐ Employment ☐ Floor Space (m²) Topography North ☒ South ☐ ☐ Mixed ☐ Residential ☐ (Dwgs) Local Character

Employment ☐ (m²) Gross Site Area (ha): 1.6 Infrastructure: Utilities (supply) ☐ Retail/Leisure ☐ (m²) Developable Area (ha): 1.6 Physical (Pylons) ☐ Other ☐

Other ☐ Heritage: Conservation Area ☒ Brownfield ☐ Listed Buildings ☐ Greenfield ☒ Historic Park & Garden ☐ Combined ☐ Constraints Wildlife Sites: Within Adjacent Availability Environmental: AONB ☐ SSSI ☐ ☒ Site Available Immediately ☒ Flood Risk ☐ (Zone) SINC ☐ ☐ Site Currently Unavailable ☐ Contamination ☐ SPA/SAC/Ramsar ☐ ☐

Drainage ☐ Existing Planning Permission: Yes ☐ No ☒ Hazardous Waste ☐ Other: Ownership Issues ☐ If Yes: Application Number: Air Quality ☐ Covenants/Tenants ☐

Significant Noise ☐ ☐ Developer Interest: Yes ☐ No ☒ Ransom Strips Pollution ☐ Market Viability ☐ Other ☐ Thought Economically Viable: Yes ☒ No ☐ Other ☒Village Design Statement

Additional Information OVERALL ASSESSMENT: Is site suitable for development? HCC Land Interest: 2070 (LANCASTER HOUSE Proposal: 4-5 dwellings Yes ☐ No ☒ Possibly ☐ VACANT SITE) Is site likely to be achievable? Mottisfont Bats SSSI/SAC Foraging Buffer 0-5 Years (2017-22): 4-5 Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒ 5-10 Years (2022-27): 10-15 Years (2027-32): Is the site likely to be deliverable? 15 + Years (2032-): Yes ☐ No ☒ Possibly ☐ Total: 4-5

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 21

Lancaster House vacant site, Land off A3057 (Residential) Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the village of Stockbridge.

The site lies for the most part within the Stockbridge Conservation Area.

There are existing dwellings to the north and east of the site there is also an old graveyard immediately north of the site.

There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a bus stop close to the site located on Stockbridge High Street.

The site entrance is off of the A3057 which grants access to Kings Somborne and Romsey to the south and Stockbridge Local Centre, Leckford and Andover to the north. The A30 and B3049 roads are also within easy reach of the site.

The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 4-5 dwellings (at 3dph) is proposed within 5 years.

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 4: Page 22