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Bolsover District Council - Schedule of Sites Consultation Document (February 2015)
ASH/601
ASH/1602
ASH/2001
CAL/801
CAL/1401
CAL/1603
CAL/1604
CAL/2103
CAL/1602
CX/501
CX/604
CX/701
CX/704
CX/1401
CX/1501
CX/1502
CX/1504
CX/1506
CX/1602
CX/1603
CX/1604
CX/1610
CX/1702
CX/2102
CX/1607
CX/703
CX/1605
CX/1606
CX/1608
CX/1609
CX/1701
CX/2101
CX/2104
DRO/603
DRO/613
DRO/706
DRO/1501
DRO/1603
DRO/1401
DRO/1601
DRO/2101
ECK/601
ECK/1506
ECK/602
ECK/702
ECK/1502
GRA/901(2)
GRA/902
GRA/1501
GRA/1701
GRA/1702
GRA/1801
NW/2001
GRA/1703
TUP/1603
H&H/1901
S&H/1402
S&H/1603
S&H/1704
S&H/1801
S&H/1804
S&H/1805
KIL/1603
H&H/701
H&H/1602
H&H/1603
H&H/2102
NW/702
NW/706
NW/1606
NW/1702
NW/2103
KIL/608
KIL/902
KIL/1402
KIL/1501
KIL/1601
KIL/1602
KIL/1701
KIL/601
KIL/605
Littlemoor and Alton
ASH/1501
ScD/1602
ScD/1603
ScD/2103
PIL/1801
PIL/1902
PIL/801
PIL/802
PIL/803
PIL/1601
PIL/1602
PIL/1603
PIL/1802
PIL/1901
PIL/2102
S&H/1901
MOR/801
MOR/802
MOR/1601
NW/704
NW/801
NW/1601
NW/1701
NW/601
NW/705
NW/1602
NW/1604
ECK/1503
ECK/605
S&H/702
S&H/802
S&H/803
S&H/1602
S&H/1703
S&H/1802
S&H/701
S&H/1401
S&H/1604
S&H/704
S&H/902
S&H/1601
S&H/1605
S&H/1702
S&H/2001
TN/701
TN/1602
TN/1604
TN/1605
TN/1801
TN/1603
TUP/701
TUP/802
TUP/1501
TUP/1602
TUP/1604
TUP/1605
TUP/2102
TUP/702
TUP/703
TUP/1502
UN/602
WES/1501
WES/1602
WES/2101
WES/2102
WW/701
WW/704
WW/705
WW/1605
WW/1609
WW/1610
SCHEDULE OF SITES CONSULTATION DOCUMENT
The Local Plan Part 1: Strategic Policies and Initial Allocations sets out the housing requirement for the Plan Period 2011 to 2031. The Local Plan (Part 1) will only allocate those sites that can be built within the first five years of adopting the Plan (up to 2022), thereby demonstrating a five year supply of housing land. The remaining housing requirement will be allocated in the Local Plan Part 2: Sites and Boundaries.
The Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA) is the primary source of potential housing sites to be considered for allocation. In addition, sites submitted in response to the ‘call for sites’ in May 2014 were added to those already put forward through the SHLAA. These sites together with sites with planning permission for 5 or more dwellings are subject to a site selection process involving two distinct stages:
Stage 1 Screening: (against identified constraints) Completed
Availability (deliverability within first five years following adoption of Local Plan Part 1) Completed
Stage 2 Suitability (against a detailed set of criteria) To be carried out at the next stage of Plan preparation
The Site Assessment process and the results are described in the ‘Stage 1 Housing Site Assessment’ document, which can be accessed here: www.ne-derbyshire.gov.uk/environment-planning/planning/planning-policy/local-plan-2011-2031/evidence-base. To inform the assessment process, a matrix has been developed in consultation with stakeholders to allow each site to be assessed objectively. The ‘Stage 1 Housing Site Assessment’ document explains how the matrix was developed, describes the criteria used and provides the results for each site. Sites that do not ‘pass’ the Stage 1 assessment are not considered suitable for allocation in the Local Plan (Part 1) and will not be taken forward to the Stage 2 assessment.
The Council is now consulting on all sites which have completed Stage1 of the process. This is not a list of preferred sites for allocation in the Local Plan. It is a range of potential sites to meet the housing requirements of each settlement. This is an opportunity for communities and other stakeholders to contribute to the consideration of potential sites prior to the Council selecting preferred sites, as well as comment on sites that have failed the stage 1 availability assessment if appropriate.
Once sites have been through Stage 2 there will be a further stage of consultation on the list of preferred sites for allocation in the Local Plan (Part 1).
The Local Plan (Part 1) sets out the housing requirement for the District’s settlements in Chapter 5 (Spatial Strategy). These requirements must be considered in the context of the available sites in the District and, more importantly, their suitability and deliverability. This document sets out the housing requirement for each settlement and compares this to the sites which are considered ‘available’, i.e. those that have passed the Stage 1 assessment. It is possible that some of the sites that have passed Stage 1 will perform poorly in Stage 2 when considered against other criteria, such as Conservation, Highways safety etc. This is your opportunity to review the sites and provide your opinions. Any information and opinions gathered can be used to inform the Stage 2 assessment.
When reviewing the details for each settlement, it is evident that for some settlements there could be a shortfall in sites. The consultation process should be seen as an opportunity for landowners to submit additional sites for consideration. These sites will be subject to the same rigorous assessment as the existing sites but if they pass the Stage 1 and perform well against the Stage 2 criteria then they can be considered for allocation.
The following information sets out the proposals in further detail for each settlement, together with a map and table illustrating the potential sites. In order to aid the understanding of the tables and maps an illustrated example is shown below. We have used the settlement of North Wingfield for the illustration.
Figure 1 shows the housing requirement for North Wingfield for 2011 to 2031. The boxes around the table explain what is contained in the table. The table shows the existing number of dwellings in North Wingfield at 2011 and the recommended housing target. The housing target has been set out in the Local Plan (Part 1), chapter 5, table 3, as discussed above. The housing target for each settlement in the District has been based on the Settlement Hierarchy as well as the Sustainability Appraisal, the supply of sites in each area and specific requirements that have been identified in some settlements. Detailed information can be found in the Settlement Role and Function Study (2013) and Settlement Hierarchy Background Paper. Both can be accessed here: www.ne-derbyshire.gov.uk/environment-planning/planning/planning-policy/local-plan-2011-2031/evidence-base. Some settlements have a zero or very low target and housing allocations would not be required.
The table also shows the number of dwellings that have been built between the start of the Plan Period, 2011, and 2014, and the number of dwellings with outstanding planning permission. The permission figure includes a 12% deduction, which is the average rate of under delivery over the last 5 years. The last row in the table indicates the residual requirement. This is the remaining number of dwellings which need to be found after the outstanding planning permissions and the dwellings that have been built between 2011 and 2014 have been deducted. The Council will be aiming to meet this residual figure when selecting suitable sites. The residual requirement should be selected from the potential sites as identified in the ‘Housing Capacity’ table and map, as set out below.
Figure 1: North Wingfield Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Figure 2 shows the Housing Capacity table for North Wingfield. The boxes around the table explain what is contained in the table and how it links to the ‘Housing Requirement’ table at figure 1 above. The table illustrates the potential yield available for each site and how this can contribute to the housing target for the Plan Period and also to the 5 year housing supply target. The table also highlights any Planning Permissions (of 5 or more dwellings), both within the last monitoring period (up to 31st March 2014) and up to 31st December 2014, have been included for your information. These sites, and any other sites (of 5 or more dwellings) with planning permission up to the 31st March 2015, will be assessed and, if appropriate, included within the draft Local Plan for consultation.
As mentioned previously, no sites or an insufficient number of sites have been identified in some settlements. In these cases the Council is actively encouraging submissions of new potential sites for consideration. If following this consultation no further suitable sites come forward, the Local Plan may need to be reviewed accordingly. For settlements which have already reached the housing requirement, the Council will not be actively pursuing sites for allocation.
The information in the Housing Capacity table directly relates to the ‘Future Development Potential’ map which follows. This can be summarised as follows:
Sites which have been taken through the Stage 1 assessment have a red line boundary and a unique reference number. The referencing is explained in the ‘Stage 1 Housing Site Assessment’ document.
Sites that have ‘passed’ the Stage 1 assessment are highlighted with orange on the map and in the Housing Capacity table
Sites that have passed the ‘Screening’ part of Stage 1 but failed on ‘Availability’ are potentially available in the Plan Period and these are highlighted with orange dots on the map and in the Housing Capacity table
Sites with planning permission are shown on the map with purple cross-hatch. The cross-hatches are further apart for planning permissions granted before 1st April 2014. Those granted from the 1st April 2014 to the 31st December 2014 are shown with cross-hatching which is closer together.
Planning permissions on sites which have not been submitted for potential allocation in the Local Plan are highlighted with purple in the Housing Capacity table
Figure 2: North Wingfield Housing Capacity
Figure 3: North Wingfield Future Development Potential map
The recommended growth for Arkwright Town is 75 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 14 dwellings had been built and another 16 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 45 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Arkwright Town Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 291 dwellings
Recommended housing target 75 dwellings
Houses built 2011-14 14 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 16 dwellings
Residual Requirement 45 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. For Arkwright Town, no land has been identified at this time, other than those with planning permission. We still need to find land for 45 houses – you are invited to submit land with development potential in or adjacent to Arkwright Town for the Council to consider through the Local Plan site assessment process. Please submit them online: www.ne-derbyshire.gov.uk/localplan.
Arkwright Town Housing Capacity
Total Potential Yield
Existing dwellings to be demolished
Planning Permissions prior to 31.03.2014*
Planning Permissions from 01.04.2014
Yield available (excl. PPs before 01.04.2014)**
Other Sites with Planning Permissions***
Sites which could be built before 2022 (i.e. within 5 years of Local Plan Part 1 adoption)
Sites with potential to be built after 2022
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Arkwright Town Housing Requirement Table' shown above
** The yield available excludes PPs granted before 01.04.2014
*** Includes sites with Planning Permission of 5 or more dwellings, except for Potential Development Sites where all Planning Permissions are included i.e. for 1 or more dwelling
(7) Ashover
The recommended growth for Ashover is 115 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 1 dwelling had been built and another 4 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 110 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Ashover Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 290 dwellings
Recommended housing target 115 dwellings
Houses built 2011-14 1 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 4 dwellings
Residual Requirement 110 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 34 dwellings. We need to find land for 110 houses – you are invited to submit land with development potential in or adjacent to Ashover for the Council to consider through the Local Plan site assessment process. Please submit them online: www.ne-derbyshire.gov.uk/localplan.
Ashover Housing Capacity
(1) ASH/2001
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Ashover Housing Requirement Table' shown above
The recommended growth for Barlow Commonside is 0 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 2 dwellings had been built and no dwellings had planning permission. This leaves no dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Barlow Commonside Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 140 dwellings
Recommended housing target 0 dwellings
Houses built 2011-14 2 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 0 dwellings
Residual Requirement 0 dwellings
We do not need to find land to allocate for housing.
The recommended growth for Barlow Village is 0 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, no dwellings had been built and one dwelling had planning permission. This leaves no dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Barlow Village Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 134 dwellings
Houses built 2011-14 0 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 1 dwellings
(3) Brackenfield
The recommended growth for Brackenfield is 20 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, no dwellings had been built and no dwellings had planning permission. This leaves 20 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Brackenfield Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 93 dwellings
Recommended housing target 20 dwellings
Residual Requirement 20 dwellings
The map below shows the potential sites from which the Council can select. For Brackenfield, no land with development potential has been identified at this time We still need to find land for 20 houses – you are invited to submit land with development potential in or adjacent to Brackenfield for the Council to consider through the Local Plan site assessment process. Please submit them online: www.ne-derbyshire.gov.uk/localplan.
(4) Calow
The recommended growth for Calow is 265 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, one dwelling has been lost (demolished or converted to another use) and another 40 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 226 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Calow Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 1,063 dwellings
Recommended housing target 265 dwellings
Houses built 2011-14 -1 dwellings (loss)
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 40 dwellings
Residual Requirement 226 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 405 dwellings. We need to find land for 226 houses – this is half of the potential sites below.
Calow Housing Capacity
(1) CAL/801
(2) CAL/1601
(1) CAL/2103
(2) CAL/1602
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Calow Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(4) Clay Cross
The recommended growth for Clay Cross is 735 dwellings (excluding the Strategic Former Biwaters Site) over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 76 dwellings had been built and another 138 dwellings had planning permission (excluding the Strategic Former Biwaters Site). This leaves another 521 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Clay Cross Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 4,342 dwellings
Recommended housing target 735 dwellings (excl. Strategic Site Former Biwaters)
Houses built 2011-14 76 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 138 dwellings (excl. Strategic Site Former Biwaters)
Residual Requirement 521 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 1990 dwellings. We need to find land for 521 houses – this is 1/4th of the potential sites below.
Clay Cross Housing Capacity
(1) CX/704
(1) CX/1501
(1) CX/1502
(1) CX/1504
(3) CX/1506
(2) CX/1604
(3) CX/1610
(1) CX/1607
(1) CX/703
(2) CX/1601
(1) CX/1605
(1) CX/1606
(2) CX/1608
(1) CX/1609
(1) CX/1701
(1) CX/2101
(2) CX/2104
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Clay Cross Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(1) Cutthorpe
The recommended growth for Cutthorpe is 0 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, one dwellings had been built and no dwelling had planning permission. This leaves no dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Cutthorpe Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 252 dwellings
(12) Dronfield
The recommended growth for Dronfield is 285 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 34 dwellings had been built and another 70 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 181 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Dronfield Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 9,545 dwellings
Recommended housing target 285 dwellings
Houses built 2011-14 34 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 70 dwellings
Residual Requirement 181 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 192 dwellings. We need to find land for 181 houses – this can be covered by the potential sites below.
Dronfield Housing Capacity
Residential Institution (Use Class C2)
(5) DRO/901
(18) DRO/1601
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in ‘Dronfield Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(9) Eckington
The recommended growth for Eckington is 260 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 18 dwellings had been built and another 77 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 165 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Eckington Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 3,230 dwellings
Recommended housing target 260 dwellings
Houses built 2011-14 18 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 77 dwellings
Residual Requirement 165 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 266 dwellings. We need to find land for 165 houses – this can be covered by the potential sites below.
Eckington Housing Capacity
(2) ECK/703
(3) ECK/702
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Eckington Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(1) Fallgate
The recommended growth for Fallgate is 30 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 2 dwellings had been built and another 9 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 19 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Fallgate Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 145 dwellings
Recommended housing target 30 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 9 dwellings
Residual Requirement 19 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. For Fallgate, no land has been identified at this time, other than those with planning permission. We still need to find land for 19 houses – you are invited to submit land with development potential in or adjacent to Fallgate for the Council to consider through the Local Plan site assessment process. Please submit them online: www.ne-derbyshire.gov.uk/localplan.
Fallgate Housing Capacity
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Fallgate Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(6) Grassmoor
The recommended growth for Grassmoor is 235 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 10 dwellings had been built and another 85 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 140 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Grassmoor Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 1,388 dwellings
Recommended housing target 235 dwellings
Houses built 2011-14 10 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 85 dwellings
Residual Requirement 140 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 829 dwellings. We need to find land for 140 houses – this is 1/6th of the potential sites below.
Grassmoor Housing Capacity
GRA/901 (2)
(1) GRA/1702
(1) NW/2001
(1) GRA/1703
(2) GRA/1901
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in ‘Grassmoor Housing Requirement Table' shown above
The recommended growth for Heath is 30 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 1 dwelling had been built and another 8 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 21 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Heath Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 121 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 8 dwellings
Residual Requirement 21 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 535 dwellings. We need to find land for 21 houses – this is 1/25th of the potential sites below.
Heath Housing Capacity
(2) H&H/1601
(2) H&H/1901
(2) H&H/1902
(2) H&H/1904
(2) H&H/1905
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Heath Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(2) Higham
The recommended growth for Higham is 55 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 1 dwelling had been built and another 25 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 29 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Higham Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 379 dwellings
Recommended housing target 55 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 25 dwellings
Residual Requirement 29 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 358 dwellings. We need to find land for 29 houses – this is 1/12th of the potential sites below.
Higham Housing Capacity
(1) S&H/1402
(2) S&H/1603
(1) S&H/1704
(1) S&H/1801
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Higham Housing Requirement Table' shown above
The recommended growth for Highmoor is 0 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, no dwellings had been built and no dwellings had planning permission. This leaves no dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Highmoor Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 97 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 30 dwellings. However, the recommended growth target is 0 dwellings. We do not need to find land to allocate for housing.
Highmoor Housing Capacity
(1) KIL/1603
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Highmoor Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(3) Holmesfield
The recommended growth for Holmesfield is 5 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, no dwellings had been built and another 6 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves no dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Holmesfield Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 350 dwellings
Recommended housing target 5 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 6 dwellings
(2) Holmewood
The recommended growth for Holmewood is 565 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, no dwellings had been built and another 187 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 378 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Holmewood Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 1,407 dwellings
Recommended housing target 565 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 187 dwellings
Residual Requirement 378 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 1,027 dwellings. We need to find land for 378 houses – this is 1/3rd of the potential sites below.
Holmewood Housing Capacity
(1) H&H/701
(1) H&H/1602
(3) H&H/2102
(1) NW/706
(1) NW/1606
(2) NW/2103
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in Holmewood Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(2) Holymoorside
The recommended growth for Holymoorside is 10 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 5 dwellings had been built and another 6 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves no dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Holymoorside Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 689 dwellings
Recommended housing target 10 dwellings
Houses built 2011-14 5 dwellings
(1) Kelstedge
The recommended growth for Kelstedge is 25 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, no dwellings had been built and one dwelling had planning permission. This leaves another 24 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Kelstedge Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 128 dwellings
Recommended housing target 25 dwellings
Residual Requirement 24 dwellings
The map below shows the potential sites from which the Council can select For Kelstedge, no land has been identified at this time. We still need to find land for 24 houses – you are invited to submit land with development potential in or adjacent to Kelstedge for the Council to consider through the Local Plan site assessment process. Please submit them online: www.ne-derbyshire.gov.uk/localplan.
(14) Killamarsh
The recommended growth for Killamarsh is 155 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 8 dwellings had been built and another 53 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 94 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Killamarsh Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 3,864 dwellings
Recommended housing target 155 dwellings
Houses built 2011-14 8 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 53 dwellings
Residual Requirement 94 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 116 dwellings. We need to find land for 94 houses – this can be covered by the potential sites below.
Killamarsh Housing Capacity
(1) KIL/608
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Killamarsh Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(3) Littlemoor (including Alton)
The recommended growth for Littlemoor and Alton is 20 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, one dwelling has been lost (demolished or converted to another use) and another 3 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 18 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Littlemoor (including Alton) Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 137 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 3 dwellings
Residual Requirement 18 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 5 dwellings. We need to find land for 18 houses – you are invited to submit land with development potential in or adjacent to Littlemoor and Alton for the Council to consider through the Local Plan site assessment process. Please submit them online: www.ne-derbyshire.gov.uk/localplan.
Littlemoor and Alton Housing Capacity
(1) ASH/1501
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in ‘Littlemoor Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(3) Long Duckmanton
The recommended growth for Long Duckmanton is 65 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, no dwellings had been built and another 26 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 39 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Long Duckmanton Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 259 dwellings
Recommended housing target 65 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 26 dwellings
Residual Requirement 39 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 668 dwellings. We need to find land for 39 houses – this is 1/17th of the potential sites below.
Long Duckmanton Housing Capacity
(1) ScD/2103
(Strategic Site)
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Long Duckmanton Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(2) Lower Pilsley and Pilsley
The recommended growth for Lower Pilsley is 80 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, no dwellings had been built and another 39 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 41 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Lower Pilsley Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 551 dwellings
Recommended housing target 80 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 39 dwellings
Residual Requirement 41 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 76 dwellings. We need to find land for 41 houses – this is half of the potential sites below.
Lower Pilsley Housing Capacity
(1) PIL/1902
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Lower Pilsley Housing Requirement Table' shown above
The recommended growth for Pilsley is 145 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 2 dwellings had been built and another 78 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 65 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Pilsley Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 1,022 dwellings
Recommended housing target 145 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 78 dwellings
Residual Requirement 65 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 401 dwellings. We need to find land for 65 houses – this is 1/6th of the potential sites below.
Pilsley Housing Capacity
(2) PIL/801
(1) PIL/802
(1) PIL/803
(2) PIL/1602
(1) PIL/1603
(2) PIL/1901
(1) PIL/2102
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Pilsley Housing Requirement Table' shown above
The recommended growth for Marsh Lane is 5 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 1 dwelling had been built and another 7 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves no dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Marsh Lane Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 417 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 7 dwellings
(1) Mickley
The recommended growth for Mickley is 40 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, one dwelling has been lost (demolished or converted to another use) and another 11 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 30 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Mickley Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 268 dwellings
Recommended housing target 40 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 11 dwellings
Residual Requirement 30 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 64 dwellings. We need to find land for 30 houses – this is half of the potential sites below.
Mickley Housing Capacity
(1) S&H/1901
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Mickley Housing Requirement Table' shown above
The recommended growth for Morton is 105 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 7 dwellings had been built and another 34 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 64 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Morton Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 528 dwellings
Recommended housing target 105 dwellings
Houses built 2011-14 7 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 34 dwellings
Residual Requirement 64 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 201 dwellings. We need to find land for 64 houses – this is 1/3rd of the potential sites below.
Morton Housing Capacity
>MOR/801
(3) MOR/802
(1) MOR/1601
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Morton Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(1) North Wingfield
The recommended growth for North Wingfield is 560 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 13 dwellings had been built and another 53 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 494 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
North Wingfield Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 2,805dwellings
Recommended housing target 560 dwellings
Houses built 2011-14 13 dwellings
Residual Requirement 494 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 1,207 dwellings. We need to find land for 494 houses – this is half of the potential sites below.
North Wingfield Housing Capacity
(24) NW/701
(1) NW/1601
(22) NW/1603
(1) NW/1605
(1) NW/2002
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'North Wingfield Housing Requirement Table' shown above
The recommended growth for Old Brampton is 5 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, no dwellings had been built and another 2 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 3 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Old Brampton Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 2 dwellings
Residual Requirement 3 dwellings
The map below shows the potential sites from which the Council can select. For Old Brampton, no land has been identified. Due to a residual requirement below 5 dwellings, a housing allocation is not considered appropriate. We do not need to find land to allocate for housing
(2) Renishaw
The recommended growth for Renishaw is 185 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 6 dwellings had been built and another 12 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 167 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Renishaw Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 737 dwellings
Recommended housing target 185 dwellings
Houses built 2011-14 6 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 12 dwellings
Residual Requirement 167 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 174 dwellings. We need to find land for 167 houses – this can be covered by the potential sites below.
Renishaw Housing Capacity
(1) ECK/1603
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Renishaw Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(8) Ridgeway
The recommended growth for Ridgeway is 15 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 5 dwellings had been built and another 14 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves no dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Ridgeway Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 249 dwellings
Recommended housing target 15 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 14 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. For Ridgeway, no land with development potential has been identified, other than those with planning permission. We do not need to find land to allocate for housing.
Ridgeway Housing Capacity
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Ridgeway Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(3) Shirland
The recommended growth for Shirland is 215 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 2 dwellings had been built and another 106 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 108 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Shirland Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 539 dwellings
Recommended housing target 215 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 106 dwellings
Residual Requirement 108 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 909 dwellings. We need to find land for 108 houses – this is 1/9th of the potential sites below.
Shirland Housing Capacity
(3) S&H/702
(3) S&H/703
(1) S&H/802
(4) S&H/803
(2) S&H/1703
(2) S&H/1802
(5) S&H/1803
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Shirland Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(4) Stonebroom
The recommended growth for Stonebroom is 165 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, one dwelling has been lost (demolished or converted to another use) and another 18 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 147 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Stonebroom Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 815 dwellings
Recommended housing target 165 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 18 dwellings
Residual Requirement 147 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 692 dwellings. We need to find land for 147 houses – this is 1/4th of the potential sites below.
Stonebroom Housing Capacity
(1) S&H/701
(2) S&H/704
(1) S&H/1601
(1) S&H/1605
(1) S&H/2001
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Stonebroom Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(5) Temple Normanton
The recommended growth for Temple Normanton is 30 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, no dwellings had been built and another 4 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 26 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Temple Normanton Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 212 dwellings
Residual Requirement 26 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 420 dwellings. We need to find land for 26 houses – this is 1/16th of the potential sites below.
Temple Normanton Housing Capacity
(1) TN/1801
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Temple Normanton Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(3) Tupton
The recommended growth for Tupton is 255 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 1 dwelling had been built and another 4 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 250 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Tupton Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 1,499 dwellings
Recommended housing target 255 dwellings
Residual Requirement 250 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 871 dwellings. We need to find land for 250 houses – this is 1/3rd of the potential sites below.
Tupton Housing Capacity
(5) TUP/801
(2) TUP/802
(1) TUP/1501
(1) TUP/1502
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Tupton Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(2) Unstone Crow Lane and Unstone Green
Unstone Crow Lane
The recommended growth for Unstone Crow Lane is 5 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 1 dwellings had been built and another 2 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 2 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Unstone Crow Lane Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 135 dwellings
Residual Requirement 2 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. For Unstone Crow Lane, no land has been identified, other than those with planning permission. Due to a residual requirement below 5 dwellings, a housing allocation is not considered appropriate. We do not need to find land to allocate for housing.
Unstone Crow Lane Housing Capacity
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Unstone - Crow Lane Housing Requirement Table' shown above
The recommended growth for Unstone Green is 5 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, no dwellings had been built and no dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 5 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Unstone Green Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 430 dwellings
Residual Requirement 5 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 7 dwellings. We need to find land for 5 houses – this can be covered by the potential sites below.
Unstone Green Housing Capacity
(1) UN/602
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in ‘Unstone Green Housing Requirement Table' shown above
The recommended growth for Wadshelf is 5 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, no dwellings had been built and another 4 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves another 1 dwelling to allocate in the Local Plan.
Wadshelf Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Residual Requirement 1 dwellings
The map below shows the potential sites from which the Council can select. For Wadshelf, no land has been identified. Due to a residual requirement below 5 dwellings, a housing allocation is not considered appropriate. We do not need to find land to allocate for housing.
The recommended growth for Walton is 5 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 2 dwellings had been built and another 4 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves no dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Walton Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 263 dwellings
(3) Wessington
The recommended growth for Wessington is 30 dwellings over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 33 dwellings had been built and another 15 dwellings had planning permission. This leaves no dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Wessington Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 143 dwellings
Houses built 2011-14 33 dwellings
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 15 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 82 dwellings. However, the houses already built within the Plan period meet the recommended housing target. We do not need to find land to allocate for housing.
Wessington Housing Capacity
(1) WES/2101
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Wessington Housing Requirement Table' shown above
(7) Wingerworth
The recommended growth for Wingerworth is 465 dwellings (excluding Avenue Strategic Site) over the 20 year Plan Period 2011 to 2031. Up to 31st March 2014, 10 dwellings had been built and another 209 dwellings (excluding Avenue Strategic Site) had planning permission. This leaves another 246 dwellings to allocate in the Local Plan.
Wingerworth Housing Requirement 2011 - 2031:
Existing No. of Dwellings at 2011 2,739 dwellings
Recommended housing target 465 dwellings (excl. Avenue Strategic Site)
Planning Permissions at 31/03/2014 (minus 12% delivery) 209 dwellings (excl. Avenue Strategic Site)
Residual Requirement 246 dwellings
The map and table below show the potential sites from which the Council can select. This includes land that can accommodate 1,014 dwellings. We need to find land for 246 houses – this is 1/4th of the potential sites below.
Wingerworth Housing Capacity
(1) WW/701
(2) WW/702
(2) WW/704
(1) WW/705
(1) WW/1605
(5) WW/1609
* The numbers of dwellings from permissions granted before 31.03.2014 have already been accounted for in 'Wingerworth Housing Requirement Table' shown above