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TAD039UG001Land atBaughurstRoad,BaughurstWestonRoad0.3 Simmons andSons onbehalf ofWinifred Ellis1.43 Simmons &Sonsdevelopment site through the LDF. However, it should be noted that the development ofthe site would intrude into the wider open countryside and therefore on the evidencecurrently available, appears less suitable than other sites promoted around thesettlement.*The site lies outside of any Settlement Policy Boundary (SPB) as defined under Policy D5of the ALP. The site comprises a long narrow field which forms part of a wider area withopen fields. The site has been rejected given the current situation with the HSE who is‘advising against’ developments which are likely to give rise to a long term net positiveincrease in population density within the DEPZ in the interests of public safety.** Iffurther development was considered to be suitable at Tadley in the future, this site shouldbe assessed further as a possible development site through the LDF.*Upton Grey is an inappropriate location for large scale housing development, which should bedirected to more sustainable and accessible locations within or adjoining the main urban areaswhere there are employment opportunities and available services and facilitiesThis is a relatively large field on the edge of the village, and in view of the above, developmentwould be inappropriate in this location and out of scale with the needs of the village. Only smallsites for local housing should be consideredWHIT 008 Bere Hill 27 ha Cluttons This substantial area of land forms the western flanks of a valley on the north-east side ofWhitchurch. The valley sides are steep and wooded with sloping pastures above. The easternedge of the site falls within Flood Zone 3. The development of this site would extend the townunnecessarily into open and attractive countryside, and the scale of development would beinappropriate in Whitchurch even if there is a need for additional allocations. It is unclear how asmaller area could be developed in isolation. There are therefore considered to be moresustainable options for growth.WHIT010BWHIT 012North of TheKnowlingsand East ofDaniel RoadEast ofBloswoodLane14.6 BDBC This site was part of the larger ‘Knowlings’ site (WHIT010) identified in the draft SHLAA. The siteis owned by the borough council and due to its use, in part, for active recreational uses (skatepark/BMX and a small football area), the borough council considers it is not suitable to beconsidered for future residential development, following the Council Motion of 2 April 2009relating to such sites.2.3 BDBC The site is owned by the borough council and was transferred to the council in 2003 pursuant toa Section 106 agreement. It is to be maintained as public open space and the borough councilconsiders it is not suitable to be considered for future residential development following theborough council Motion of 2 April 2009 relating to such sites.32 of 36
WHIT 015WHIT 016WHIT017WSL001WSL002WSL003Arnolds FarmLondon RoadLand north ofCaesars WayLand offWebb FarmClose,WhitchurchUpper Farm,Wootton StLawrence,BasingstokeTheChestnuts,Wootton StLawrenceManor Farm,Wootton StLawrenceMichael &AnneFitzgeraldDreweattNeate forHospital of StCrossThis substantial area of land forms the eastern flanks of a valley on the north west side ofWhitchurch, north of London Road. The western part of the site lies within Flood zone 3 and thesouthern boundary adjoins that Laverstoke and Freefolk Conservation Area. The site does not lieadjacent to the SPB for Whitchurch but lies some distance to the west, separated by SHLAA siteWHIT008. Development of this site would extend the town unnecessarily into open and attractivecountryside, and the scale of development would be inappropriate in Whitchurch even if there isa need for additional allocations. It is unclear how a smaller area could be developed in isolation.There are therefore considered to be more sustainable options for growth.Open countryside north of public open space adjoining housing. It appears as part of the wideropen countryside and is not contained visually by the A34. Development would affect the settingof the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty west of the A34 and would extend the townunnecessarily into open and attractive countryside. There are considered to be more sustainableoptions for growth.82 Luken Beck This substantial area of land lies to the south west of Whitchurch immediately to the eastof properties on Whitchurch Road and Testbourne Community School playing fields. Thesite comprises a number of open agricultural fields and is generally flat, although it risesgently towards Micheldever Road. The site is in single ownership and has been promotedby Luken Beck on behalf of Lillybell Ltd. Development of the site would extend the townunnecessarily into the open and attractive countryside and the scale of developmentwould be inappropriate in Whitchurch.*Pheasant EyeLtd0.19 Smiths Goreon behalf ofPheasant EyeLtd1.54 Strutt &Parker onbehalf ofManydownCompanySite is outside and not adjacent to a settlement policy boundary. Development would result inan inappropriate extension into the countryside and the site is therefore not considered to havepotential for residential development.The site lies outside of any Settlement Policy Boundary (SPB) as defined under Policy D5of the ALP within the south of Wootton St Lawrence. The site comprises an area of vacantscrubland to the south of a number of residential properties known as Nos1-4 TheChestnuts. Wootton St Lawrence is an inappropriate location for large scale housingdevelopment, which should be directed to more sustainable and accessible locations.*The site lies outside of any Settlement Policy Boundary (SPB) as defined under Policy D5of the ALP, within the north east of Wootton St Lawrence. There are a number ofagricultural buildings existing on the site which are used for the storage of machinery.The surrounding area of land is vacant. Wootton St Lawrence is an inappropriate locationfor large scale housing development, which should be directed to more sustainable and33 of 36
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