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Potential Village Sites Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV01 Site Name: Land to east of Shirenewton (south of minor road) Ward: Shirenewton Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.35 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV02 Site Name: Land to the north west of Grange Park, St. Arvans Ward: St. Arvans Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.67 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV03 Site Name: Land to the north east of Grange Park, St. Arvans Ward: St. Arvans Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.7 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV04 Site Name: Land to the west of Devauden Ward: Shirenewton Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 2.4 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV05 Site Name: Land to the west of Grosmont Ward: Crucorney Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.6 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV05a Site Name: Land adjacent Poorscript Lane, Grosmont Ward: Crucorney Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 1.04 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV06 Site Name: Land to the north of Little Mill Ward: Goetre Fawr Not to scale Proposed Use: Residential © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 1.16 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV07 Site Name: Land to the south west of The Bryn Ward: Llanover Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.25 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV08 Site Name: Land to rear of Village Hall, Llanddewi Rhydderch Ward: Llanover Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Proposed Use: Residential Size in hectares: 0.11 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV09 Site Name: Land to the east of Llandogo Ward: Trellech United Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Proposed Use: Residential Size in hectares: 0.62 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV10 Site Name: Land adjacent Holmfield Drive, Llandogo Ward: Trellech United Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 1.15 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV11 Site Name: Land to the north west of Llanellen Ward: Llanfoist Fawr Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Proposed Use: Residential Size in hectares: 0.82 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV12 Site Name: Land adjacent Church Road, Llanishen Ward: Trellech United Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Proposed Use: Residential Size in hectares: 0.12 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV13 Site Name: Land to the south west of Llanover Ward: Llanover Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.58 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV14 Site Name: Land to the rear of School Court, Llanvair Discoed Ward: Caerwent Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.9 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV15 Site Name: Land to the south of Llanvair Discoed Ward: Caerwent Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.85 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV16 Site Name: Land to the south east of Llanvair Discoed Ward: Caerwent Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.5 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV17 Site Name: Land to the north of Llanvair Kilgeddin Ward: Llanover Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Proposed Use: Residential Size in hectares: 0.7 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV18 Site Name: Land to the north of Firs Road, Llanvapley Ward: Llanover Proposed Use: Llanover Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.3 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV19 Site Name: Land to the west of St Mableys Close, Llanvapley Ward: Llanover Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.17 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV20 Site Name: Land adjacent Common Road, Mitchel Troy Ward: Mitchel Troy Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.4 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV21 Site Name: Land to the west of Mitchel Troy Ward: Mitchel Troy Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.4 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV22 Site Name: Land to the south west of Penallt Ward: Trellech United Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.45 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV23 Site Name: Land to the south west of Penallt Ward: Trellech United Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.95 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV24 Site Name: Land to the north west of Penallt Ward: Trellech United Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.26 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV25 Site Name: Land to the rear of Whispers, Penallt Ward: Trellech United Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.5 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV26 Site Name: Land to the west of Pentwyn Park, Penallt Ward: Trellech United Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 1.6 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV27 Site Name: Land adjacent Trelleck Road, Tintern Ward: St. Arvans Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.2 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV28 Site Name: Land adjacent Village Hall Cross Ash Ward: Llantilio Crossenny Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Proposed Use: Residential Size in hectares: 0.1 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV29 Site Name: Land to south west of Cross Ash Ward: Llantilio Crossenny Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Proposed Use: Residential Size in hectares: 0.3 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV30 Site Name: Land to the west of St. Arvans Ward: St. Arvans Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 3.7 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV31 Site Name: Land adjacent Bailey’s Hay, Mathern Ward: Shirenewton Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.4 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV32 Site Name: Land adjacent Cross Ash Garage Ward: Llantilio Crossenny Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Proposed Use: Residential Size in hectares: 0.19 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register Reference Number: PV33 Site Name: Land adjacent Rowan House, Llanishen Ward: Trellech United Proposed Use: Residential Not to scale © Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023415) (2011) Size in hectares: 0.63 Monmouthshire Local Development Plan – Potential Village Site Register
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