13. Land at Gwernllwyn Terrace, TylorstownThe 1.11 hectare site is a linear area of brownfield land on the edge of thevillage of Tylorstown. The site is very steep in places, although the designof the development could replicate the terraced form of the street belowand the terrace that once stood here. The access road remains in placefrom this previous development.14. Site off Fenwick Street, PontygwaithPreviously developed land to the south of the village of Pontygwaith, withpart of the site developed with detached dwellings. The remainder of thesite is steep in places, although the design of the site could continue theterraced form of Fenwick Street. A very small section on the edge of the1.31 hectares site is a designated SINC, which would need considerationas part of the development scheme.15. Old Hospital Site and School Playground, TreherbertThis 1.73 hectare site consists of a cleared hospital site and a formerschool playground on the edge of Treherbert, adjacent to the Rhigosmountain road. This allocated land has two level areas for development,with firstly the former playground area then stepping up to the part of thesite where the hospital stood. Elsewhere around the site, particularlyagainst the Rhigos Road and in the northern corner, are steep, woodedslopes that may not be wholly developable. There are some TreePreservation Orders on the residential edge of the site, which would needto be considered within the development scheme. There are two existingaccesses, from the rear of Dumfries Street and directly off the Rhigos Road,although both would require improvements to meet modern standards ofresidential development.16. Land at the end of Ynysfeio Avenue, TreherbertThis large site of 6.43 hectares comprises for the most part a reclaimed tipon the valley side. The tip has been flattened to create a large plateau,which is suitable for development and may be accessed from YnysfeioAvenue or Herbert Street. Above this area, on the countryside edge of thesite, is a slope which is more overgrown and planted with trees, whilstthe construction of the plateau has created steep slopes around its edgeon the lower side. These areas would not be developable, although theycould remain in their current use for informal recreation. The lower partsof the site between Charles Street and Painters Row and above BaglanStreet are flatter areas of natural ground. Some parts of this land haverecently been developed in a piecemeal manner, whilst there is also anelectricity sub-station that would need to be taken into consideration.There is some scope for further development here, taking into accountthe adjacent tip and the potential for recreational uses. A very smallsection of the upper part of the site is within a larger SINC designationthat would need to be considered in any future development scheme,whilst the drainage of the tip would also have to be re-designed for anysubsequent development.17. Site at the end of Mace Lane, TreorchyThis residential allocation of 1.45 hectares is situated on the valley side,above the village of Ynyswen. To the west of the site is a bus garage andarea of associated hard standing on generally level ground. To the souththe land is mainly greenfield, partly wooded and sloping. Access to the siteis possible from both Mace Lane and Crown Terrace.Preserving Our Heritage, Building Our Future123
18. Site off Cemetery Road, TreorchyThis reclaimed tip site on the edge of the village of Treorchy, comprises ofa plateau of land situated on the valley side, above a recently builtresidential development. Although a major part of the site is level, thereis a steep embankment around its eastern and northern edge which leadsup to the adjacent Cemetery Road. Access to the 2.74 hectare site couldbe achieved either through the Woodland Vale estate or from CemeteryRoad. There are very small areas of SINC designation and C2 Floodriskzones on the western boundary of the site that would require furtherconsideration in any development scheme.19. Hospital Site, LlwynypiaThe 6.39 hectare site is currently occupied as a hospital, with a range ofbuildings situated on various levels on the valley side. The site benefits fromoutline planning permission, with future development of the site dependenton the completion of the replacement hospital in Llwynypia. It is expectedthat development of the site would replicate the layout of the existingdevelopment plateau. The site is adjacent to a large SINC designation, whichwould require consideration as part of a development scheme.20. Land at Park Street, Clydach ValeThis site is a brownfield area of land that has been reclaimed to create alevel area of ground adjacent to the residential edge of Clydach Vale. The1.12 hectare site has no known constraints and is accessible from Park Street.21. Land at Dinas Road / Graig Ddu Road, DinasThis 0.88 hectare brownfield site has been cleared of its previousdevelopment which consisted of blocks of flats. The site occupies aplateau on a steep hillside, elevated above Dinas. There are no knownconstraints on the site and it benefits from existing access.22. Land at Catherine Crescent, CymmerThis 0.55 hectare site comprises an area of flat, rough ground, which isused as a car park for the adjacent football field. The western part of thesite is wooded and on a rising slope. <strong>Development</strong> of the site wouldrequire a smaller car park and changing rooms for the football field to beprovided.Southern Strategy Area Housing Allocations.1. Cefn Lane, GlyncochThis site of 1.2 hectares is an area of open, cleared land on the edge ofGlyncoch, on a north-facing slope. The land is adjacent to a woodlandthat is a designated SINC. Access may be achieved from the adjacent CefnClose.2. Trane Farm, TonyrefailThis greenfield site comprises for the most part, agricultural fields withmature hedgerows and trees. The site lies on a generally south-facingslope with extensive views over western Tonyrefail. In the centre by TranFarm buildings, the land forms a large hollow with a stream runningthrough it with mature trees. Near Bryngolau there are signs ofunauthorised leisure use. To the west of Tran Cemetery the site includesan area of 1.0 hectares designated as an SSSI, whilst further to the west ofthe site is a larger area of SSSI of 2.74 hectares. The layout and design ofdevelopment will be required to protect these areas for their scientificvalue. The far southwestern part of the site consists of more rough pastureand bracken. The principal access to the site should be from the A4093roundabout on Gilfach Road. Tran Lane diverted to join Bryngolau shouldbe a secondary access. Pedestrian links to Tonyrefail town centre should124Preserving Our Heritage, Building Our Future
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