Greater Cambridge Local Plan Issues & Options 2020
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Residential Development
The site is able to make a contribution towards addressing the housing need of Greater Cambridgeshire, including affordable and self-build housing.
The capacity of the site is considered to be up to 100 dwellings, although the client would be open to developing part of the site.
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Access to the site is available via High Street
Site is relatively level
The site is in flood zone 1. 39, 41 and 43 High Street are Grade II listed buildings. Listed buildings to be incorporated into future development.
Site is adjacent to existing built area and therefore utilities are available.
Site is readily available
Site is well located in relation to the village and can make a contribution to the local housing need. Such village locations are currently very attractive to the market.
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2024
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Agricultural/Residential
Agricultural/Residential
Application for residential development to the south of the site S/0772/01/O
Agricultural/Residential
Residential Development
The site is able to make a contribution towards addressing the housing need of Greater Cambridgeshire, including affordable and self-build housing.
The capacity of the site is considered to be up to 20 dwellings.
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Access to the site is available via High Street and Silver Street
Site is relatively level
The site is in flood zone 1. Home farmhouse is a Grade II listed building. Listed building to be incorporated into future development.
Site is adjacent to existing built area and therefore utilities are available.
Site is readily available
Site is well located in relation to the village and can make a modest contribution to the local housing need. Such village locations are currently very attractive to the market.
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Agricultural
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The site is able to provide significant additional housing, including affordable housing, which will assist in addressing the Greater Cambridgeshire housing need. The site is also able to provide associated services and facilities as required,
The client is happy to discuss development of either the full site or a portion of the site. Consequently, the site capacity of the site is considered to be up to 800 dwellings.
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Access to the site is available via Ashwell Road, Buxtons Lane and Trap Road
Site is gently undulating
Majority of the site is in Flood Zone 1. Minimal section of the east of the site is in Flood Zone 3. Area within Flood Zone 3 is to remain undeveloped.
Site is adjacent to existing v=built area and therefore utilities are available. Utilities are to be upgraded as necessary.
Site is greenfield and readily available.
Site is well located in relation to Cambridge and strategic transport routes. The proposed east-west rail link to Cambridge is potentially proposed to pass close to the site. The site is likely to be attractive to the market for residential development.
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2030
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Agricultural/Residential
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Greenfield/Residential
Residential development
The site is able to make a contribution towards addressing the housing need of Greater Cambridgeshire, including affordable and self build housinh.
The capacity of the site is considered to be up to 15 dwellings.
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Access to the site is available via Ashwell Road
Site is relatively level
The site is in Flood Zone 1.
Site is adjacent to existing built are and therefore utilities are available.
Site is readily available.
Site is well located in relation to the village and can make a modest contribution to the local housing need.
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Agricultural
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Agricultural
Residential development
The site is able to make a contribution towards addressing the housing need of Greater Cambridgeshire, including affordable and self-build housing.
The capacity of the site is considered to be up to 50 dwellings although the client would be open to developing part of the site.
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Access to the site is available via Trap Road and North Brook End.
Site is relatively level.
The site is in Flood Zone 1.
Site is adjacent to existing built are and therefore utilities are available.
site is readily available.
Site is well located in relation to the village and can make a contribution to the local housing need. Such village locations are currently very attractive to the market.
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Land at Manor Farm, High Street, Graveley, PE19 6PL
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Agriculture& Buildings with commercial storage planning permission
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Planning permission for commercial storage in former agricultural building.
Mixture of green & brownfield
Residential
Graveley has had a declining population over recent years and the proposed site will provide well related new housing to meet local aspirations for further growth in the village, which will sustain its continued vitality. This is reflected in a site being proposed in Modifications to the now adopted plan, though this was not carried forward in the adopted plan. The land includes a large former agricultural building with planning permission for commercial storage. With the commercial use this is considered to be part of the village framework and its omission is inconsistent with the general approach to defining the built area.
25-50 dwellings that respect the density of the neighbouring properties, whilst making efficient use of the site.
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Access is achievable off the High Street or the adjacent lane.
Access to key utilities can be created off the High Street.
The land can be developed immediately.
There is a local desire for further housing in the village that will support the village vitality.
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Land south of High Street (R/O 72) Graveley, PE19 6PL
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Agriculture
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Greenfield
Residential
Graveley has had a declining population over recent years and the proposed site will provide well related new housing to meet local aspirations for further growth in the village, which will sustain its continued vitality. This is reflected in a site being proposed in modifications to the now adopted plan, though this was not carried forward in the adopted plan.
Up to 30 dwellings that respect the density of existing neighbouring properties.
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Access is achievable off the High Street.
Access to key utilities can be created off the High Street
The land can be developed immediately
There is understood to be a local desire for further housing in the village that will support the village vitality.
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2021
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Land adjacent Ponds Farm Cottage, High Street, Gravely
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Agriculture
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Greenfield
Residential
Gravely has had a declining population over recent years and the proposed site will provide well related new housing to meet local aspirations for further growth in the village, which will sustain its continued vitality. This is reflected in a site being proposed in modifications to the now adopted plan, though this was not carried forward in the adopted plan.
5 Dwellings that respect the pattern of existing properties along the high Street.
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Access is achievable off the High Street or the adjacent lane.
Access to utilities can be created off the High Street.
The land can be developed immediately
There is a local desire for further housing in the village that will support the village vitality
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Agricultural
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Greenfield
Residential
The development will provide sensitively designed dwellings which will enhance the setting of the village along with providing much needed housing. This will also provide economic benefits through the construction jobs created and from owner/occupiers using local services and facilities.
150 dwellings which equates to 27 dwellings per hectare and is appropriate to the village location
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There is access off Brockholt Road
Access to key facilities can be created
The land can be developed immediately
There is a significant demand for a mix of housing within Caxton given it is well connected to surrounding towns and villages such as Cambourne, Cambridge and Northstowe
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2023
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Land south of Green End/Heath Road, Gamlingay
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Paddock
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S/3170/17/OL - Outline planning permission with all matters reserved for self-build/custom build residential development for up to 9 dwellings - refused 07 February 2019
Greenfield
Residential
The development will achieve sustainable development that relates well to the village of Gamlingay, a village with a good level of services and facilities in South Cambridgeshire. The development will provide much needed housing and contribute to meeting the need for self-build plots. The site is a former landfill site and a Ground Investigation Report was submitted and accepted by the Environmental Health Officer in connection with planning application S/3170/17/OL which was refused planning permission. However, there were no technical issues associated with this planning application and the Landscape Officer did not raise any objections. The site is capable of redevelopment and is limited to poor quality grazing paddock which would be put to better use through housing provision. There will be economic benefits through the construction jobs created and owner/occupiers using local services and facilities
The estimated number of residential units is 9 dwellings which is 10 dwellings per hectare. Given the position of the site, on the edge of the village and the surrounding pattern of development this is considered to be an appropriate number of dwellings.
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Access can be created off Green End/Heath Road
When determining planning application S/3170/17/OL the Council considered this property is sufficiently separated from the proposed built development that it will not cause adverse harm by dominating the listed building or harm the visual relationship between the listed building and its formal or natural landscape surroundings and therefore the setting of this building is preserved.
All services are available in the highway
The land can be developed immediately
There is a significant demand for self-build and custom building dwellings within Gamlingay and South Cambridgeshire given the village services and facilities. The site is also well connected to surrounding towns and villages such as Potton, Sandy, St Neots, Cambourne and Cambridge.
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