Call For Sites

Racecourse Lane, Stourbridge

Racecourse Lane, Stourbridge

DY8 2RJ

226

46.6

Golf course, farm land and grazing

Private Market Housing , Affordable Housing , Community Facilities (including health or education) , Any other use or a more specific proposed use for the site e.g. type of employment or type of open space please specify

500 dwellings

Mains water supply , Mains sewage , Electricity , Gas , Broadband internet

Rights of way (public or otherwise) across the site , Protected species / habitats

Footpath and local habitat on golf course Minor substations on edge of area and some telegraph poles

Not known

No answer given

Primary School , Secondary School , Other

Health facility

Yes

Planning application by Golf Club for a practice area (P09/0282/E1) Planning application for school sports field (withdrawn – built elsewhere – P04/0240)

Yes

No answer given

Enquiries received from prospective purchasers / developers

Numerous enquiries from national housebuilders and promoters

8

No

Yes

Please see representations report (submitted 8 September 2017)

Land off Birmingham Road, Great Barr

Land off Birmingham Road, Great Barr

No answer given

27

No answer given

No answer given

Private Market Housing , Affordable Housing , Industry or Storage (Use Classes B1b/c, B2 or B8) , Offices (Use Class B1a) , Retail , Open Space or Sports Pitches , Community Facilities (including health or education) , Sports / Leisure , Any other use or a more specific proposed use for the site e.g. type of employment or type of open space please specify

Residential only = 700-900 homes Mixed residential and employment = 300-400 new homes and circa 35,000-40,000 sqm employment space

Mains water supply , Mains sewage , Electricity , Broadband internet

None of these

No answer given

The land is identified within the West Midlands Region Agricultural Classification as ‘Other land primarily in non-agricultural use’

None

Nothing chosen

Studies are currently being undertaken to understand infrastructure requirements associated with development of the site.

No

No answer given

No

No answer given

Enquiries received from prospective purchasers / developers

The landowner has been approached by both housebuilders and industrial developers regarding the availability of the site.

12

No

No

No answer given

Columba Park

Land at Queslett Road/ Aldridge Road, Walsall

B74 2DT

82

42

Agricultural/ grazing

Private Market Housing , Affordable Housing , Open Space or Sports Pitches , Community Facilities (including health or education) , Sports / Leisure , Any other use or a more specific proposed use for the site e.g. type of employment or type of open space please specify

1,500

Mains water supply , Mains sewage , Electricity , Gas , Broadband internet

Underground services , Pylons crossing the site / sub – station , Historic building / landscapes

There is a 450mm aqueduct pipe running along the western boundary, which has been taken account of in the development masterplan. Pylons cross the northern corner of the site, however this area does not form part of the ‘developable land’. The site is affected by the Great Barr Conservation Area.

Yes, some is recorded as grade 3 (good to moderate), however further testing will need to be undertaken.

The land parcels included within the promotion do not include business premises that will require relocation.

Primary School , Local shops , A new park / open space , Footpaths and cycleways

Studies are currently being undertaken to understand infrastructure requirements associated with development of the site.

No

No answer given

Yes

No answer given

Owned by developer , Enquiries received from prospective purchasers / developers

Part of the site is owned Freehold by a developer (Walton Homes). The remainder will be subject to a Promotion Agreement, where phases will be taken to the market following planning consent. Interest has been expressed by plc housebuilders to date.

8

No

Yes

The site is being comprehensively promoted by IM Land to demonstrate its delivery in the short-medium term. A Vision Document, backed up by detailed evidence accompanies IM Land’s ‘Issues and Options’ submission, showing that there are no technical constraints that would prevent a scheme of approximately 1,500 units coming forward.

Land at Jones Lane, Great Wyrley

Easting: 399698, Northing: 306620

n/a

36.47

25.53

Site Area in Hectares of land suitable for development approximately 25.53 ha – subject to further masterplanning Agriculture

Private Market Housing , Affordable Housing , Open Space or Sports Pitches , Any other use or a more specific proposed use for the site e.g. type of employment or type of open space please specify

Approximately 600 homes, subject to further masterplanning.

Mains water supply , Mains sewage , Electricity , Gas , Broadband internet

Previous mining activity known or suspected , Flood risk / drainage problems

n/a

According to DEFRA’s online mapping tool ‘Magic Map’ the site is in its entirety Grade 4 Agricultural Land.

n/a

Primary School , A new park / open space

n/a

No

Yes

Enquiries received from prospective purchasers / developers

n/a

10

no

Yes

The site is in a suitable location for housing development and there is a reasonable prospect that the site is available and could be viably developed at the point envisaged.

Land at Queslett Road, Walsall

Land at Queslett Road/ Aldridge Road, Walsall

B74 2DT

41.95 Ha

22.4 Ha

Agricultural / Grazing

Private Market Housing , Affordable Housing , Open Space or Sports Pitches , Community Facilities (including health or education) , Sports / Leisure

Up to 1,200 homes

Mains water supply , Mains sewage , Electricity , Gas , Broadband internet

Pylons crossing the site / sub – station , Historic building / landscapes

Pylons cross the northern corner of the site, however this area does not form part of the ‘developable land’. The site is affected by the Great Barr Conservation Area.

Yes, some is recorded as grade 3 (good to moderate), however further testing will need to be undertaken.

The land parcels included within the promotion do not include business premises that will require relocation.

Local shops , A new park / open space , Footpaths and cycleways

Studies are currently being undertaken to understand infrastructure requirements associated with development of the site.

No

No answer given

Yes

No answer given

Owned by developer , Under option to developer

The site is subject to a Promotion Agreement, inclusive of Walton Homes as one of the freehold landowners.

Circa 8

No

Yes

The site is being comprehensively promoted by IM Land to demonstrate its delivery in the short-medium term. A Vision Document, backed up by detailed evidence accompanies IM Land’s ‘Issues and Options’ submission, showing that there are no technical constraints that would prevent a scheme of approximately 1,200 houses being delivered in this location.

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