Greater Cambridge Local Plan Issues & Options 2020
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New searchLand to the north east of Hurdledtich Road, Orwell
0.8
Agriculture
No
S/3190/15/OL - 49 dwellings directly to the south of the site - approved at appeal S/3870/18/RM - Reserved Matters scheme for 49 dwellings - approved.
Greenfield
Residential development for up 11 dwellings (dependant on density), open space and associated infrastructure.
The site could provide up to 11 dwellings.
The dwelling estimate is informed by a desk based review of constraints and the submitted Development Framework Plan.
Access would be via the approved residential scheme for 49 dwellings (directly to the south). An access along the northern boundary of the approved scheme has been retained by the land owner. See Framework Plan
An area of land adjacent to the stream along the eastern boundary is within Flood Zone 3. Development is not proposed in this area. Flood Zone indicated on the Framework Plan.
It is envisaged that any scheme would be served by the full range of utilities required to serve a residential development of this scale. The availability of infrastructure connections was confirmed by the planning process for the adjacent 49 dwelling scheme. At the planning application stage, technical work would confirm the capacity of local infrastructure and the applicant would work with providers to establish a robust solution to serve the scheme without having a detrimental impact on the existing community.
The site is available for development now and could be delivered following the build out of the 49 dwelling scheme, to the south, which would provide the site access.
Davidsons Development Ltd are a housebuilder and are promoting the land, as such, the market attractiveness of the site has been demonstrated.
No (following the completion of the 49 dwellings scheme to the south)
N/A
2021 (subject to planning and completion of the adjacent approved scheme to the south)
2022
6-9 months
N/A
Land at Ambrose Way, Impington
8.71
Agriculture 2025: Agricultural Land, Paddock / Scrub
N/A
An outline planning application for ‘approximately 10 acres’ of residential development at land to the rear of 96 Mill Lane, Impington was refused planning permission in July 1963 (Ref: C/0422/63). This application related to the northern parcel of land currently being promoted by MGH.
Greenfield
Residential development of 177 dwellings, open space, landscaping and associated infrastructure.
The site could provide new market and affordable housing in a district where there is a pressing and rising housing need. Any scheme would make provision for accessible open space, play space and landscaping to serve residents of the scheme and the wider community. Subject to compliance with CIL Regulations at the planning application stage any development may also need to provide planning appropriate obligations towards improving local infrastructure e.g. schools, GPs and community facilities.
The dwelling estimate is informed by the submitted Development Framework Plan and detailed technical work relating to: highways, drainage and heritage/archaeology. A desk based assessment has been made of other potential constraints to inform the Framework Plan.
No answer given
A new vehicular and pedestrian access off Ambrose Way can be provided to serve the proposed development. A pedestrian/cycle and emergency access only access can be provided utilising the existing track running east of Mill Lane. See Framework Plan and Highways Strategy Document.
No answer given
The southern parcel of land currently falls within Flood Zone 2 and Flood Zone 3. My client has commissioned a flooding and drainage consultant to review the potential flooding constraints associated with the development of the site. The work undertaken to date has confirmed that the area of the site currently affected by the flood zone designations can be reduced. The exact reduction in the area of the site affected the flood zone designations is still to be confirmed at this stage and is subject to a modelling exercise. On this basis the submitted Development Framework Plan acknowledges the presence of this current constraint. To inform the Council’s review of the site and demonstrate its sustainability and suitability, my client will make future submissions on this matter at a later date. My client is confident that there is a technical solution to this matter which would allow a development of 177 dwellings to come forward whilst not exposing residents of the site or existing residents of the village to an increased level of flood risk. The submitted Heritage Appraisal confirms that there are no known heritage or archaeological constraints associated with the site. Current Flood Zone (subject to modelling work) indicated on the Framework Plan.
No answer given
It is envisaged that any scheme would be served by the full range of utilities required to serve a residential development of this scale. At the planning application stage, technical work would confirm the capacity of local infrastructure and the applicant would work with providers to establish a robust solution to serve the scheme without having a detrimental impact on the existing community.
The site is available for development now and is under option by a housebuilder. Subject to achieving a site allocation in the Local Plan and all the necessary permissions development would be able to commence.
Martin Grant Homes Ltd are a housebuilder and are promoting the land, as such, the market attractiveness of the site has been demonstrated.
No
N/A
2021 (subject to achieving a site allocation and receiving all of the necessary permissions).
2025
4
N/A
Land north of Chestnut Road, Bassingbourn-cum-Kneesworth
5
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Agricultural use
n/a
n/a
Greenfield
Development of up to 86 dwellings with associated access, public open space and infrastructure
Site would deliver much-needed open-market and affordable housing. Affordable housing could contribute towards local needs.
Up to 86 dwellings could be accommodated based on a developable area of 2.46 ha. Maximum potential capacity 110 dwellings.
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There is an existing site access to the north-west of the site however a relocated access onto Chestnut Lane would be more convenient.
Site can be served by main utilities. Oil pipeline passes to the south of site; 6m easement to each side; this is reflected in the scheme masterplan.
Site is under option by a developer committed to bringing forward the site promptly
Highly attractive, given the good services in Bassingbourn-cum-Kneesworth and limited degree of new development in the village in recent years. Strong demand and housing need observed throughout South Cambridgeshire.
None known
N/A
2021 (subject to planning timescales)
2023 - 2024
2-3 years
N/A
Land at Rockery Farm, The Broadway, Bourn, CB23 2TA
11.17
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Agricultural/commercial
N/A
None that are relevant to housing.
Mixture, some paddock land and other previously developed land in the farmyard.
Residential development, with the potential for some commercial use. See attached promotion document.
B1a and B1b - Yes to Part of the site. See site promotion document.
See site promotion document.
Not specified.
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See site promotion document.
N/A
Proximity to sewage treatment plant - See site promotion document.
The site is adjacent to existing housing and could easily be served by existing infrastructure that serves these houses.
The site is adjacent to existing housing and could easily be served by existing infrastructure that serves these houses.
Our client is keen to see the development of their site at the earliest opportunity. Although they would have to leave their property and relocate their business this is not a constraint to the timing of the site coming forward.
Bourn is a very popular village and the site will deliver new homes to the services and facilities of Cambourne and Bourn Airfield new village. All these factors are likely to make the site attractive to developers and people looking for new homes.
None
N/A
2023
2027
4
The site has no known abnormal cost factors that would prevent it from delivering new homes and all the necessary infrastructure and levels of affordable housing as part of a policy compliant development.
