Greater Cambridge Local Plan Issues & Options 2020
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New searchLand at Dairy Farm (Site 2), Boxworth End, Swavesey
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Agricultural
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S/1531/FL- Conversion of barns to single dwelling, including replacement of more modern structure, new driveway to Dairy Farm House and change of use of land to garden and associated infrastructure - Approved 02/11/2015 S/3391/16/OL - Outline application for demolition of farm buildings and erection of up to 90 dwellings - Refused 11/05/2017 Appeal Dismissed 16 March 2018
A mixture
Residential development and public open space
Housing to meet the needs of the local population
Up to 150 dwellings
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There is an existing access to the current barns on site (as shown on the site location plan; this would be upgraded as part of any planning application)
The north-western edge of the site is located within Flood Zone 3, this could be mitigated through the design of public open space/SUDs
The land is available and there are no constraints to development
Highly Attractive - Swavesey is a sought after, well connected village on the guided busway and has both a primary and secondary school. There have been a number of enquires from agents and developers
None Known
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2021 (dependant upon allocation)
2026
5
Agricultural
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C/0789/64 - Residential Development. Refused 02-11-1964
Greenfield
Residential development
Housing to meet the needs of the local population
Up to 30 dwellings
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There are two existing access points to the site (as shown on the site location plan)
Boxworth End has Mains gas, Mains electric, mains water and good broad band internet. The landowners own land such that connection could be made into those street supplies. There are no services to the site. Provision will be made for utilities connections to enable development with any services upgraded from those mains in the road. There are no pipelines or pylons.
The land is available and there are no constraints to development
Highly Attractive - Swavesey is a sought after, well connected village on the guided busway and has both a primary and secondary school.
None known
2021 (dependent upon allocation)
2023
2
Agricultural farm buildings
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All historic planning applications relate to agricultural use
Previously developed
Residential redevelopment of the site including conversion of Grade II listed barn to residential and demolition of modern farm buildings
Housing to meet the needs of the local population. Visual improvement to the street scene through the redevelopment of underused farm buildings and restoration of a listed barn.
10-15 dwellings
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There is an existing access to the farm as shown on the site location plan.
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Heritage- Grade II listed barn would be converted as part of the redevelopment
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Boxworth End has Mains gas, Mains electric, mains water and good broad band internet. The land owners own land such that connection could be made into those street supplies. There is mains water and electric to the site. Provision will be made for utilities connections to enable development to enable development with any services upgraded from those mains in the road. There are no pipelines or pylons.
The farm buildings are underused, there are no constraints to development and the site is available
Highly Attractive - Swavesey is a sought after, well connected village on the guided busway and has both a primary and secondary school.
None known
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2021 (Dependent upon allocation)
2023
2
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It is inappropriate to seek to prioritise or rank the Big Themes, which should also include economics, housing, employment and infrastructure, as they are inextricably linked to the delivery of development in a sustainable, economically, socially and environmentally responsible way and cannot be prioritised one above the other
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Land west of 13 Newton Road, Little Shelford, Cambridge, CB22 5HL
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Garden Land and Residential
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S/1424/86/F – Conversion of stable block to residential unit and erection of replacement porch. Approved 10.09.1986 S/1840/83F – Erection of three dwellings. Refused 16.01.1984 S/1963/80/F – Erection of stables and hay stores. Approved 15.01.1981
Mixture
Residential development for up to five dwellings, widening of existing access and the associated infrastructure
Additional housing for the district bringing the disposal incomes of new residents to the village of Little Shelford, whilst increasing the size and diversity of the population. Limited infilling between the existing residential development on two sides.
5 metres
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Existing site access would need to be widened to facilitate the development
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The site is located within the Green Belt and surrounded by varying trees. The site is partly located in Flood Zone 3 according to the environment agency’s flood map for planning. A Flood Risk Assessment (FRA) along with the necessary survey work / mitigation measures would form part of any planning application. A Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (LVIA) would also form part of any application to assess the site’s contribution and the need for a review of the Green Belt to release sustainable sites on the edge of villages where their loss will have no material impact on the purposes of the Green Belt.
The site has access to key utilities.
The site has access to key utilities.
The landowner is keen to deliver the site and a number of enquiries have been received from potential developers.
Good – a desirable location to live that is both sustainable and deliverable.
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2021
2022
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