Greater Cambridge Local Plan Issues & Options 2020
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New searchLand to the rear of 145 to 149 High Street, Harston, CB22 7QD
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Land to the rear of existing houses used as garden currently disused with buildings. Land previously used as paddock and for smallholding.
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Mixture - previously developed land and greenfield
Residential
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Minimum 5 units. Maximum 10 units.
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Yes, the site has access to key utilities.
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Property within a single ownership and redevelopment can be undertaken immediately should the site be allocated for development.
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5 Honey Hill and 1.4ha of land to the south-east, West Wratting, CB21 5NQ
1.84
Residential and formerly commercial/industrial. 5 Honey Hill, to the northern part of the site, is residential. The southern and eastern parts of the site comprise the former Borehams Yard plant hire, ground work, waste salvage and reclamation yard.
The southern and eastern parts of the site were previously used as a plant hire, ground work, waste salvage and reclamation yard. The northern part of the site comprises a residential dwelling.
22/04689/FUL - Demolition of existing dwelling and structures and the change of use of the existing commercial yard for the erection of nine dwellinghouses and associated infrastructure and works. - Granted Permission (dated 10/08/2023) 23/04750/S73 - S73 to vary condition 2 (Approved plans) of planning permission 22/04689/FUL (Demolition of existing dwelling and structures and the change of use of the existing commercial yard for the erection of nine dwellinghouses and associated infrastructure and works) changes to plots 5-9 comprising adaptations to the single storey elements and the provision of attic rooms, changes to the internal layouts and the adjustment of some window positions. - Granted Permission (dated 06/02/2024) 24/02640/S73 - S73 to vary condition 36 (Archaeology) of planning permission 23/04750/S73 (S73 to vary condition 2 (Approved plans) of planning permission 22/04689/FUL (Demolition of existing dwelling and structures and the change of use of the existing commercial yard for the erection of nine dwellinghouses and associated infrastructure and works) changes to plots 5-9 comprising adaptations to the single storey elements and the provision of attic rooms, changes to the internal layouts and the adjustment of some window positions) to amend the wording of the condition to allow for demolition to slab level only. - Granted Permission (dated 05/09/2024) 25/02887/S73 - S73 to vary condition 2 (Approved plans) of planning permission 24/02640/S73 for demolition of existing dwelling and structures and the change of use of the existing commercial yard for the erection of nine dwellinghouses and associated infrastructure and works (as originally approved under planning ref. 22/04689/FUL and amended by planning ref. 23/04750/S73) comprising changes to plots 1-5 (materials, fenestration, ground levels) and garages to plots 5-9 (materials, elevation details, fenestration, ground levels, and addition of solar panels). - Awaiting decision
Previously developed land.
Proposing up to 40 residential units, including market, affordable, custom, and self-build homes.
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Proposing up to 40 residential units.
Areas of the site are contaminated from its former use as a plant hire, ground work, waste salvage and reclamation yard. The land is in poor condition and requires remediation. The site is partially overgrown and is still littered with abandoned buildings, building materials, and piles of concrete and other remnants of its former use. Part of the site lies outside the development framework boundary.
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Proposing to extend the existing vehicular access to 5 Honey Hill.
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Areas of the site are contaminated from its former use as a plant hire, ground work, waste salvage and reclamation yard. 2025 Update: The site is not affected by flood risk.
The site has access to key utilities.
The site does not contain, or lie adjacent to, key infrastructure (e.g., pipelines, pylons, electricity sub-stations).
The site is in single ownership and is immediately available for development.
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The land is in single ownership.
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Contaminated land remediation costs.
Commercial/industrial, education/community.
Office and educational facility, formerly the Cambridge Seminars College. The building has been unoccupied since 2020.
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Previously developed land.
Proposing up to 10 market and affordable homes.
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Proposing up to 10 residential units.
The site is situated in close proximity to the Grade II listed Church of St Andrew the Less and the Riverside Conservation Area.
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The site is currently accessed from Newmarket Road A1134 to the south.
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The site is not affected by flood risk.
The site has access to key utilities.
The site does not contain, or lie adjacent to, key infrastructure (e.g., pipelines, pylons, electricity sub-stations).
The site is in single ownership and is immediately available for development.
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