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New searchLand off Sutton Road
Longwood lane, Walsall
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The site is a combination of low grade, unfarmed agricultural land and a small paddock with access directly off Longwood Lane
Assuming 65% of the land can be converted into dwellings (the remainder being infrastructure, attenuation and ancillary mitigation) the site would yield circa 200 homes.
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The site is not actively farmed.
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The proposed residential development will incorporate ancillary infrastructure including footpaths and (if necessary) cycleways. Moreover, an attenuation pond and public open space will form integral parts of the scheme
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The site is deemed to be accordance with the emerging Black Country Issues and Options in that it is a sustainable, accessible and deliverable parcel of Green Belt land. The site is within 1.5km of the Walsall ring road (A4148) and can therefore be considered accessible in the context of local shopping, education and employment opportunities; it is also well linked to the town’s existing regeneration corridors and regional road network. The Town centre is 2.5km west and provides train linkages throughout the local and regional area. The site is easily accessed by a frequent bus route, running between Walsall and Sutton Coldfield (77.) At a more local level, an existing and well established shopping facility lies within 500m of the site and further restaurants, coffee shops and a post office are within easy walking reach. Within 2km of the site, 6 schools are available, ranging from primary to secondary and featuring one grammar school.
Land off Bromwich Lane
Land off Bromwich Lane Pedmore Dudlety
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Un-farmed grassland
Assuming 65% of the land can be converted into dwellings (the remainder being infrastructure, attenuation and ancillary mitigation) the site would yield circa 80 homes.
The proposed residential development will incorporate ancillary infrastructure including footpaths and (if necessary) cycleways. Moreover, an attenuation pond and public open space will form integral parts of the scheme
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The site is considered to be in accordance with the emerging issues and options policy in that it is a sustainable and deliverable Green Belt parcel. Although not within an allocated regeneration corridor, the site is closely linked to two. Moreover, the Stourbridge strategic centre is within 5km and local shopping centres and facilities are within 2km of the site. In terms of access, the site adjoins a road network affording bus routes to and from Dudley and Stourbridge via the 276; where access to other towns and Birmingham can be gained. Further to this, two train stations (Stourbridge Junction and Hagley) are within 1500m and offer services to local and regional hubs. In terms of the private car, the M6 is around 6km due east of the site and easily reached through the existing road network. Ten schools, with a mixture of primary, secondary and colleges are within 2km of the site.
