Appendix OneDetails Of AllocationsA) Housing AllocationsNorthern Strategy Area Housing Allocations1. Land South of Rhigos Road, HirwaunThe site is a 0.57 hectare flat field situated on the edge of the settlementof Hirwaun, located behind a low density residential street. Bordered toits rear by the A465 Hirwaun Bypass, the site would be accessed fromRhigos Road or Meadow Lane.2. Land east of Trenant, PenywaunThe site is situated between the villages of Hirwaun and Penywaun andconsists of previously tipped land. The majority of the 3.36 hectare site islevel land, although raised considerably above the adjacent Trenantresidential estate. To the site’s north and rear, the tip drops down steeply toa lower area of marshy land. In order to develop the whole site,considerable levelling and landscaping works would have to be undertaken.There is direct access onto the A4059, although improved visibility wouldhave to be incorporated into its design.3. Land South East of Llwydcoed Community CentreThe site is located on the edge of the residential area of Llwydcoed,situated between the community centre and football field to the northand Corner House Street to the south. The small, gently rising site of 0.54hectares is heavily overgrown with trees and Japanese Knotweed whichwould need to be addressed in developing the site. There are severalpotential access points to the site, including Corner House Street and fromthe adjacent car park currently serving the community centre and footballground.4. Site including the old brickworks, old dairy and tipped land rear ofBirchwood, LlwydcoedThe site for the most part is derelict, brownfield land, situated between therailway line and the residential area in Llwydcoed. The majority of the landis generally flat, although with various levels remaining from previous andexisting structures. Much of this area is within a flood risk zone B, whichwould require a flood consequences assessment. To the north and east ofthe site, where it adjoins the village, the land rises steeply, considerably soin places. There are some individual and group tree preservation orders inthis part of the site also. The 6 hectare site may be accessed from variouspoints along Llwydcoed road that served the previous developments here,although improvements will be required.5. Tegfan Farm, Potters Field, TrecynonA 4.3 Hectare greenfield site on the edge of the village of Trecynon, slopingdown from the adjacent Aberdare cemetery. The field is currently usedfor grazing horses with hedgerow boundaries which should be maintainedto consider the privacy of the cemetery. Access is achieved through themodern, adjoining ‘Potters Field’ housing estate. There are no knownconstraints on the site.Preserving Our Heritage, Building Our Future 121
6. Land at Nant y Wenallt, Abernant Road, AbernantHistorically, the site and surrounding area included coal and iron workingsand associated tips. The majority of the site has long since been wellreclaimed and improved, with an open grazing paddock sloping downfrom the sites highest point in the northwest corner. At the foot of thepaddock is a flatter area around an old feeder pond used as a builders /timber yard. Below this is a very steep wooded embankment dropping tothe Nant Y Wenallt stream, rising up equally steeply to the access road offAbernant Road. The site is bordered across its northern edge by a raisedformer railway line now used as a footpath. To the south is a sitebenefiting from planning permission for housing, to which this site shouldbe linked. The 6.1 hectare site is allocated for residential use, althoughthe wooded area around the stream is a designated SINC, which isunsuitable for development.7. Land Bordered by Cefnpennar Road and Phillip Row, CwmbachThis residential allocation is an agricultural field of 1.36 hectares on theedge of the village of Cwmbach, although close to the main facilities in thesettlement. The land is generally flat although slopes down gently toCefnpennar Road, where access may be achieved. Access is also availablefrom Morgan Row. There are no known constraints on the site.8. Dyffryn Row, CwmbachThe site is a brownfield area of land which was previously developed forhousing. The land has since regenerated itself naturally and is wooded.The site is accessible directly from the main road and is 0.88 hectares insize. The front of the site adjacent to the road is level, rising up to therear to meet the new development at Rose Row, on the southern edge ofCwmbach.9. Remainder of Ynyscynon Farm, CwmbachThe site is situated to the north of the village of Cwmbach on slopingground, rising above and around a recently built housing estate, withwoodland beyond. The layout of the adjacent new development allows forvery good access directly onto this site. The majority of the 3.85 hectaresite is located within a designated SINC, however the land has beencleared and the majority of the SINC is lost. Consideration of the impactof the development on the surrounding SINC, however, would still berequired through a management plan.10. Land to the end of Godreaman Street, GodreamanA 1.32 hectares sloping site rising from Foundry View to Brynmair Road.The site is an open grazing field for the most part, although parts areovergrown and there are some small temporary structures and informaluses to the top of the site. There is also a line of pylons and associatedcables running along the southwestern boundary. There are severalpossible access points to the site, via Godreaman Street, Foundry Viewand from Dyffryn Villas.11. Gwernifor Grounds, Mountain AshThis site, within the urban area of Mountain Ash, is under construction.12. Rear of Maerdy Road, MaerdyThis site occupies an elevated position above Maerdy Road, consisting of1.6 hectares of steep moorland situated between the Maerdy Junior Schooland Pentre Road. There is an area of the site designated as a SINC, whichwould require a management plan to be completed as part of adevelopment scheme. There are various highways abutting the urbanedge of the site which could be utilised and developed to access the site.122Preserving Our Heritage, Building Our Future
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