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Cookley Works
Leys Road Brockmoor
No answer given
3
2.2
A vacant and cleared former industrial site
The total capacity of the site is envisaged to be in the region of 80 dwellings
The site is contaminated as a result of the former industrial use. A phase 2 contamination report has been undertaken and the costs of decontaminating the site established.
NA – the site is clear of development
The site is on two different levels that are separated by a steep slope. The lower level adjoins the southern side of the canal. This part of the site cannot readily be accessed by car and so it will be turned into an area of public open space
N/A
N/A
An agreement is being finalised with a national house builder
2
The level of contamination and removal of the concrete slab that covers the site have significant cost implications. A viability appraisal has been undertaken and a reduction in the affordable housing requirement is likely to be necessary to make the development viable.
The site is in a suitable and sustainable location for development. It already benefits from a residential allocation and the landowner remains committed to bringing the site forward for housing.
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Land to the north of Lapal Lane South
Land to the north of Lapal Lane South Halesowen
No answer given
14.7
No answer given
Land to the north of Lapal Lane South, Halesowen
The total capacity of the site is envisaged to be 400 dwellings or 11 hectares of employment land
The site is referred to as part of a Landscape Heritage Area, which is a non-statutory designation and, therefore, a non-designated heritage asset. These designations cover the majority of the greenfield areas within Dudley MBC. It is our view that the weight to be given to these blanket designations is limited and that this designation needs to be treated with caution given the volume of land the designation relates to.
No answer given
NA – the site is clear of development
There are no specific infrastructure requirements to serve the development other than those normally expected of a development of this scale such as on-site public open space, new access roads, etc. The site is, however, capable of providing new infrastructure to serve residents of the development and the benefit and the wider areas as a whole if this is required.
N/A
N/A
The site is being promoted by the landowner and they are committed to following the promotion of this site through to an allocation. Given the current Green Belt status and the early stage in the production of the plan, it is far too early to put the site on the market. For the sake of clarity, that is not to say the market would not be interested in the site and we are confident that on securing an allocation this site would attract interest from a large number of house builders.
7
At the present time no viability constraints are expected
The site is in a suitable and sustainable location for development. It is capable of providing a relatively significant amount of development to meet the growth requirements of the Black Country authorities (and Birmingham). In addition to the good links to the strategic network, the site benefits from direct access onto Carters Lane, which provides direct access into Halesowen to the north, Birmingham to the east and a range of services and facilities. The site can start to deliver development promptly assisting in meeting the significant Black Country housing shortfall in the short term
Former MEB site, Bull Street
Bull Street Dudley
DY1 2DD
2.061
Vacant industrial
The site is suitable for the development of in the region of 80 houses.
A planning application is being prepared for the site. This will include a ground investigation report and other technical reports as agreed with DMBC officers.
N/A
There is a previous planning permission for residential development (reference P05/1698).
2
Unknown - to be determined by the developer.
The site is allocated for residential development in the adopted Dudley Borough Development Strategy.
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No site plotted.
Land at Limepit Lane, Huntington
Land to the north and south of Limepit Lane, Huntington (immediately adjacent to the eastern edge of the settlement)
44
40
Agricultural and area of woodland. The area of woodland is excluded from the development proposal.
The total capacity of the site is envisaged to be in the region of 840 dwellings. However, it should be noted that the land to the north and east of Limepit Lane are capable of coming forward for development independently. Both parcels of land are approximately the same size and can deliver c420 units each.
There is an area of woodland on the site. It is, however, proposed that this should be excluded from any residential allocation.
NA – the site is clear of development.
There are no specific infrastructure requirements to serve the development other than those normally expected of a development of this scale such as on-site public open space, new access roads, etc. The site is, however, capable of providing new infrastructure to serve residents of the development and the benefit and the wider areas as a whole if this is required. IM Land would welcome the opportunity to discuss this matter further with officers of South Staffordshire and Black Country authorities.
Time expired South Staffordshire planning permission 95/00455. Planning permission was granted for residential development on part of the application site. Please see attached representation to South Staffordshire Council Site Allocation’s Local Plan.
The site is controlled by an experienced land promoter and has been acquired in the knowledge of strong market interest in delivering residential development in this location. IM Land are of the view that if the site is allocated for development the delivery of residential development on site will be prompt and sales rate will be strong.
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At the present time no viability constraints are expected.
The site is in a suitable and sustainable location for development. It is capable of providing a relatively significant amount of development to meet the growth requirements of the Black Country authorities (and South Staffordshire). It has good access to a range of services and facilities given its close proximity to Huntington Town Centre and the relationship between Huntington and Cannock. The site can start to deliver development promptly assisting in meeting the significant Black Country housing shortfall in the short term.
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Land at former Caparo Works
Land between Wyrley and Essington Canal, Miner Road, Green Road and Old Birchalls, Walsall
WS2 8LF
6.67
Vacant cleared industrial land.
It is envisaged that the site will accommodate up to 310 dwellings.
The site is a former industrial site and contains disused mineshafts, underground workings and filled land. Ground investigation work is currently in progress.
No
There are no uses at the site that need to be relocated in order to accommodate the development.
Other tha the provision of access and on-site roads and infrastructure the owner is not aware of any new infrastructure requirements that will be needed to support the development.
There is an undetermined planning application for the development of the site for residential purposes (reference 11/1411/OL). Technical reports are presently being prepared in order to progress the application.
There is interest from PLC housebuilders.
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Unknown - to be determined by the developer and the results of the current investigations.
In June 2017 we agreed with the council (Alison Ives, Principle Planning Officer) that updated technical reports would be submitted in order ro progress the undetermined planning application for the site. The work is underway.
Lawnswood House Estate
Lawnswood House, Kingswinford, Dudley
No answer given
79
48
Private House and outbuildings and Agricultural land.
800
Connections can be made to existing networks Section 106/ CIL contribution can be made to social infrastructure such as education. Development at this site can connect into the existing highway network. Offsite works of a minor nature are anticipated but no major works are required. Otherwise contributions can be made to social infrastructure.
The land and building are controlled by a developer.
8
None are expected.
The site is capable of providing a high quality residential scheme adjoining the border with BCCS, thereby contributing to the greenfield element of housing provision.
Land off Western Road / A491 Stourbridge Road
Land off Western Road / A491 Stourbridge Road
5.59
Agricultural land.
A public right of way crosses the site.
The site is currently subject to a short term grazing license, which can be terminated when the site is required.
Hagley is already well served with a range of existing facilities and infrastructure which make it suitable to accommodate further new residential development. The site will form a logical extension to Hagley and will use existing infrastructure in the settlements.
The site is being promoted by a housebuilder and will be developed when planning permission is secured.
2
The site is a greenfield site and as such we are not aware of any constraints to development at this stage.
The site represents a logical extension to existing housing development in Hagley. Hagley is highly sustainable settlement, with existing primary and secondary schools, along with a train station, that is well related to the Black Country and, therefore, well placed to receive a proportion of the current housing requirement in the BCCS. The following questions ask what you think the site could potentially be used for, what services are available and any related constraints on the site.
Stoney Lane, Stakenbridge, Hagley
Stone Lane, Stakenbridge, Hagley
16.3
Agricultural land.
The site is located close to an existing railway line and therefore could be subject to noise emanating from this. Likewise, the Sweetpool nature area is located in close proximity to the site. Notwithstanding these potential constraints, we consider that development could be adequately mitigated to take account of these.
The site is currently subject to a short term grazing license, which can be terminated when the site is required.
Hagley is already well served with a range of existing facilities and infrastructure which make it suitable to accommodate further new residential development. The site will form a logical extension to Hagley and will use existing infrastructure in the settlements.
No – No relevant planning applications
The site is being promoted by a housebuilder and will be developed when planning permission is secured.
6
The site is a greenfield site and as such we are not aware of any constraints to development at this stage.
The site represents a logical extension to existing housing development in Hagley. Hagley is highly sustainable settlement, with existing primary and secondary schools, along with a train station, that is well related to the Black Country and, therefore, well placed to receive a proportion of the current housing requirement in the BCCS. The following questions ask what you think the site could potentially be used for, what services are available and any related constraints on the site.
Stoney Lane, Stakenbridge, Hagley
Stoney Lane, Stakenbridge, Hagley, Worcestershire
16.3
Agricultural Land
300
The site is located close to an existing railway line and therefore could be subject to noise emanating from this. Likewise, the Sweetpool nature area is located in close proximity to the site. Notwithstanding these potential constraints, we consider that development could be adequately mitigated to take account of these.
The site is currently subject to a short term grazing license, which can be terminated when the site is required.
Connections can be made to existing networks Other Section 106 contribution to social and community infrastructure. Hagley is already well served with a range of existing facilities and infrastructure which make it suitable to accommodate further new residential development. The site will form a logical extension to Hagley and will use existing infrastructure in the settlements.
No – No relevant planning applications
The site is being promoted by a housebuilder and will be developed when planning permission is secured.
6
The site is a greenfield site and as such we are not aware of any constraints to development at this stage.
The site represents a logical extension to existing housing development in Hagley. Hagley is highly sustainable settlement, with existing primary and secondary schools, along with a train station, that is well related to the Black Country and, therefore, well placed to receive a proportion of the current housing requirement in the BCCS. The following questions ask what you think the site could potentially be used for, what services are available and any related constraints on the site.
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Lodge Lane, Swindon Road, Kidderminster Road, Kingswinford, Dudley
Lodge Lane, Swindon Road, Kidderminster Road, Kingswinford, Dudley
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400
Contamination known or suspected see attached report from Messrs. Atkins. This is no considered to be an impediment to development. Flood risk / drainage problems The site is in flood zone 1. See Messrs. Atkins report for further details Undulating or steeply sloping ground in part and can be accommodated in masterplan layout, not regarded as an impediment to development
A new local centre (check) This can be provided on site A new park / open space Connections can be made to existing networks Footpaths and cycleways Off site contribution can be made in respect if transport and education.
The site is controlled by an experience land promoter who has been promoting the site for the last three years. The promoters have received interest from a national housebuilder who is acquiring and developing the site.
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Not aware of any issues that would create a viability problem.
The Representor has carried out an initial assessment of the suitability of the site for development. The assessment by Messrs. Atkins is attached for reference. The following questions ask what you think the site could potentially be used for, what services are available and any related constraints on the site.
