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Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Local BOURNEMOUTH, CHRISTCHURCH AND POOLE LOCAL PLAN REGULATION 18 – CALL FOR SITES CONSULTATION SUMMARY OF RESPONSES Growth and Infrastructure Planning Policy Team Author: Laura Archer, Planning Policy Team Version: V1.4 Date: 13 August 2020 Introduction In accordance with Regulation 18 of the Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) Regulations 2012, the Council as part of the commencement of the BCP Local Plan, carried out a statutory consultation for 6 weeks in the period October 2019 to November 2019. This included a ‘call for sites’ to enable sites to be promoted through the local plan process which may be suitable, available and achievable to develop for housing or other uses. The Council also consulted to ascertain views from organisations and the public on the key issues that the BCP Local Plan should address. The consultation was published on the Councils’ website(s) and hard copies were displayed in each of the Councils’ main town offices and in each of the libraries across BCP. 2897 consultees were also individually contacted by email and further 214 were contacted by letter including 10 parishes or forums and 60 residents’ groups. A total of 206 sites have been promoted across BCP. The promoted sites can be viewed on the Council’s interactive plan by clicking here:- https://bcpcouncil.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=16946c1881c54105a6fe6f637799d84d Due to Covid-19, and issues with resources and data privacy, it is not possible to publish the full responses on the Council’s website at this time. However, details regarding the promoted sites are also included in the table below (see fig 3). In terms of next steps, each site which has been promoted will be assessed by the Council planning team in terms of their suitability and sustainability. This will be supported by the Urban Capacity Study and Green Belt review which will be undertaken. Fig 1 Proportion of Promoted Uses Fig 2 Promoted Sites by Ward Promoted Uses Promoted Sites by Ward 1% Winton East 2 6% Westbourne & West Cliff 4 Wallisdown & Winton West 17 9% Residential Talbot & Branksome Woods 3 Redhill & Northbourne 2 Employment Poole Town 2 Penn Hill 1 Parkstone 2 Mixed Oakdale 1 21% Muscliff & Strouden Park 30 58% Green Infrastructure Mudeford, Stanpit & West Highcliffe 3 Littledown & Iford 7 Other Kinson 4 Highcliffe & Walkford 10 5% Hamworthy 2 Not specified East Southbourne & Tuckton 1 Creekmoor 1 Commons 18 Christchurch Town 15 Canford Cliffs 4 Burton & Grange 26 Broadstone 3 Bournemouth Central 27 Boscombe West 2 Boscombe East & Pokesdown 1 Bearwood & Merley 14 Alderney & Bourne Valley 4 Page 2 of 18 Fig 3 Table of Promoted Sites Housing Heathland Post Area Promoted potential Green Flood 400m Conservation Reference Address Code Ward (ha) Existing Use Use promoted Promoter Agent Belt? Zone? Buffer?? Area? Land and premises Alderney & at Francis Avenue, BH11 Bourne Bournemouth 01_01 Poole 8NX Valley 15.09 Water treatment works Mixed N/A Water (BW) Goadsby no no yes no 13 and land rear of Alderney & 15-19, Berkeley BH12 Bourne 01_02 Avenue, Poole 4HZ Valley 0.17 Residential Residential Not specified Mr D Rogers et al N/A no no no no Gateway Church, Alderney & 129 Alder Road, BH12 Bourne Gateway Church 01_03 Poole 4AA Valley 0.24 Church and hall N/A Not specified c/o Mr R Stamp N/A no no no no Parrs Quality Alderney & Confectionery, 26 BH12 Bourne Aldi Stores Planning 01_04 Alder Road, Poole 2AQ Valley 0.84 Vacant employment Other N/A Limited Potential no no no no Land at Willett BH21 Bearwood & 02_01 Road, Wimborne 3DH Merley 1.52 Stables/paddocks Residential Not specified Ms R Young Intelligent Land yes no no no 9 Oakley Hill and land adjoining, BH21 Bearwood & Pure Town 02_02 Wimborne 1RL Merley 1.25 Dwelling Residential 25+ Mr M Greenhow Planning yes no no no Merley Court Holiday Park, Ken Parke Merley House BH21 Bearwood & Shorefield Planning 02_03 Lane, Wimborne 3AA Merley 6.46 Holiday park Residential 99 Holidays Ltd Consultants yes no no no Land at Higher Merley Farm, Merley Park Road, Ashington, Jacgilden Broadstone, BH21 Bearwood & Properties 02_04 Wimborne 3DA Merley 4.43 Agricultural land Residential 130-200 Limited Sibbett Gregory yes no no no The Oaks, Queen Anne Drive, BH21 Bearwood & 02_05 Wimborne 3BA Merley 1.71 Garden centre Residential 50 (10-20) Not specified Thornes yes no no no Land at north west junction of Canford Mr & Mrs T H Magna and Queen Witt, Mr A G Hay Anne Drive, BH21 Bearwood & & Mr & Mrs M Pure Town yes 02_06 Wimborne 3AE/3AG Merley 6.72 Residential/paddock/woodland Residential 84 Pennington Planning yes (part) no yes Land corner of Magna Road and Arrowsmith Road, Bearwood & HLF Planning 02_07 Wimborne BH21 3 Merley 9.38 Agricultural land Residential Not specified Not specified Ltd yes no no no The Hamworthy Club, Magna Road, Canford BH21 Bearwood & Sports & social club and Canford School Chapman Lily 02_08 Magna 3AP Merley 7.96 associated land Mixed 50-100 Ltd Planning Ltd yes no no no Land at former Canford Magna Golf Club, Magna Bearwood & Green Chapman Lily 02_09 Road, Wimborne BH21 3 Merley 15.58 Former golf course now vacant Infrastructure N/A WH White Ltd Planning Ltd yes no no no Land west of Agricultural land/former golf Knighton Lane, BH11 Bearwood & course, farm buildings and Chapman Lily 02_10 Wimborne 9/BH23 3 Merley 63.94 dwellings Mixed 2,300 WH White Ltd Planning Ltd yes no no no Page 3 of 18 Housing Heathland Post Area Promoted potential Green Flood 400m Conservation Reference Address Code Ward (ha) Existing Use Use promoted Promoter Agent Belt? Zone? Buffer?? Area? Land east of Knighton House, Bearwood & Green Chapman Lily yes 02_11 Wimborne BH11 9 Merley 40.74 Agricultural land/floodplain Infrastructure N/A WH White Ltd Planning Ltd yes (part) no no Land at Canford Park Arena, Bearwood & Chapman Lily 02_12 Magna Road BH21 3 Merley 20.83 Events arena Mixed Not specified WH White Ltd Planning Ltd yes no no no Land at Canford Heath and south of Sports pitches, woodland, Magna Road, Bearwood & paddocks and restored refuse Green Chapman Lily 02_13 Wimborne BH21 3 Merley 123.08 tip Infrastructure N/A WH White Ltd Planning Ltd yes no yes (part) no Land north of Bearwood & South Coast 02_14 Merley Park Road BH21 3 Merley 9.24 Grazing land Residential 100+ Ms R A Burdett Land yes no yes (part) no 41-47 Seabourne Boscombe Road, Pokesdown, BH5 East & Aqua Seabourne 03_01 Bournemouth 2HU Pokesdown 0.28 B1 Offices Residential c.30 Syndicate 34 Savills no no no no Land adjacent to St Clement's Road, Boscombe, Boscombe 04_01 Bournemouth BH1 4DX West 0.04 Vacant land Residential Not specified Not known N/A no no no no Dorset Healthcare 11 Shelley Road, Boscombe University NHS 04_02 Bournemouth BH1 4JQ West 1.00 Healthcare facility Residential c.40 + c.20-27 Foundation Trust Savills no no no no St Pauls Place, Bournemouth Bournemouth 05_01 Bournemouth BH8 8 Central 0.18 Surface car park Other N/A University Savills no no no no 95-101 Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth 05_02 Bournemouth BH8 8DY Central 0.31 Offices/retail Residential Not specified Not specified Goadsby no no no no Cotlands Road Car Park, Cotlands Bournemouth Road, BH1 Bournemouth Development 05_03 Bournemouth 3QW Central 0.87 Car Park Mixed Not specified Company (BDC) Savills no no no no 48-62 Holdenhurst Road, BH8 Bournemouth Commercial/student Evans & Traves 05_04 Bournemouth 8AQ Central 0.10 accommodation Residential c.150-200 Not specified LLP no no no no Tamarisk House, Cotlands Road, BH1 Bournemouth Aqua Tamarisk 05_05 Bournemouth 3BG Central 0.23 Bournemouth Job Centre Mixed c.201 LLP Savills no no no no Former Highway Bayview Depot, Cambridge Investments Road, BH2 Bournemouth (Bournemouth) Terence 05_06 Bournemouth 6AG Central 0.32 Vacant Residential c.118 Limited O'Rourke no no no no Land adjacent 22 Crescent Road, Bournemouth Bournemouth 05_07 Bournemouth BH2 5SS Central 0.10 Surface car park Residential 10-16 Borough Council N/A no no no no Car park adjacent 22-29a, St Stephen's Road, Bournemouth Bournemouth 05_08 Bournemouth BH2 6JP Central 0.12 Surface car park Residential 6-12 Borough Council N/A no no no yes Page 4 of 18 Housing Heathland Post Area Promoted potential Green Flood 400m Conservation Reference Address Code Ward (ha) Existing Use Use promoted Promoter Agent Belt? Zone? Buffer?? Area? Town Hall Annexe Car Park, St. Bournemouth Stephen's Road, Bournemouth Development 05_09 Bournemouth BH2 6EA Central 0.35 Car Park Mixed Not specified Company (BDC) Savills no no no yes St Stephens Road Car Park, St Stephens Road, Bournemouth Bournemouth 05_10 Bournemouth BH2 6 Central 0.38 Surface car park Residential 40-50 Borough Council N/A no no no no Richmond Hill Car Park, Richmond Bournemouth Hill Drive, Bournemouth Development 05_11 Bournemouth BH2 6EP Central 0.27 Car Park Mixed Not specified Company (BDC) Savills no no no no Carey Pension Richmond Point, Trustees UK Ltd - Richmond Hill, Bournemouth G1812 & Nova 05_12 Bournemouth BH2 6LR Central 0.09 B1 Offices Residential c.12-36 Point 39 LLP Savills no no no no Glen Fern Road Multistorey Car Park and adjoining properties, Glen Bournemouth Fern Road, Bournemouth Car Park/office/student Development yes 05_13 Bournemouth BH1 2LZ Central 1.28 accommodation Mixed Not specified Company (BDC) Savills no (part) no no Central Car Park, Upper Hinton Bournemouth Road, BH1 Bournemouth Development 05_14 Bournemouth 2HH Central 1.25 Car Park Mixed Not specified Company (BDC) Savills no no no no Streate Place, St Peters Road, Bournemouth Mr A Kennedy & 05_15 Bournemouth BH1 2LT
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