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Test Valley Borough Council

Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment (SHELAA)

Appendix 2

Southern Test Valley Sites where a change of Policy is required for Development

Final Version as at February 2018 SHELAA Figures as at October 2017

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing.

Appendix 2: Page 1

i Disclaimer i) The SHELAA document is an important component of the evidence base for the Test

Valley Local Development Framework (LDF). It seeks to identify and assess land available with housing and economic potential to inform future allocations for housing and employment. The Council is required to carry out, maintain and update its SHELAAs.

ii) The key points that should be acknowledged when referring to this document are:

The SHELAA only identifies sites with development potential, it does not allocate sites.

The SHELAA is based on the most up to date information available (supplied and researched) at the time of the document’s preparation. Therefore factors may be subject to change over time and may have an effect on any site. The may include (but are not limited to):

o Site boundaries o Assessment information o Constraint may be mitigated/overcome or additional factors may be

identified o Likely development timescales may be subject to change o Site capacity or densities may be subject to change as additional

information is developed and masterplanning detail takes place. o The availability of the site may be reassessed by the landowner

The inclusion of a site within this document does not imply that the Council would necessarily grant planning permission for residential or employment use.

The inclusion of a site within the document does not preclude them for being developed for other uses.

The sites which are considered to have potential for strategic housing allocation would be assessed separately in a Sustainability Appraisal before policy decisions are made in the Local Plan.

SHELAA sites have not been ranked or discounted for existing constraints or potential delivery delays. The most appropriate development sites given the balance of constraints will be assessed separately in a Sustainability Appraisal before policy decisions are made in the Local Plan.

iii) The information is based on submissions received from landowners and agents.

Where information has not been provided in relation to site capacity or expected delivery the Council has estimated supply. These are marked with an asterisk.

iv) The base date of this document is at February 2018


Appendix 2: Page 2

Table A2: Southern Test Valley SHELAA Sites (where a change of Policy is required for Development)

No. Site Name Settlement Parish/ Ward

Capacity Potential Use

Housing Completions in Year Categories

1-5 5-10 10-15+

25 Land at Velmore Farm Chandlers

Ford Chilworth 180-220 Residential

180-220

82 Velmore Farm,

Bournemouth Road Chandlers

Ford Chilworth 700

Residential/ Mixed

200 250 250

11 Land north of Botley Road Chilworth Chilworth 500 Residential 500

24 Chilworth Kennels and

Cattery Chilworth Chilworth 5 Residential 5

113

Land south of University Parkway, University of Southampton Science

Park

Chilworth Chilworth 2000sqm Employment 2000 sqm

146 Land at Chilworth Old Village, Botley Road

Chilworth Chilworth 10-15 Residential 10-15

244 Kennels Farm, Manor

Road Chilworth Chilworth

2500-3000sqm

Employment 2500-3000 sqm

62 Land at Great Covert,

Castle Lane Valley Park

North Baddesley

300 Residential 300

169 Land off Flexford Road Valley Park North

Baddesley 365dwh/ 280sqm

Residential/ Retail

365 dwh/ 280 sqm

246 Land north and south of

Flexford Road Valley Park

North Baddesley

400 Residential 50 350

19 Packridge Farm North

Baddesley Nursling & Rownhams

350 Residential 350

117 Land east of Rownhams

Lane North

Baddesley Nursling & Rownhams

435* Mixed

250 Land at Four Horseshoes

Public House, Nursling Street

Nursling Nursling & Rownhams

30 Residential 30

201 Land at Rownhams Lane Rownhams Nursling & Rownhams


157 Eastwood Court Buildings Romsey Romsey (Abbey)

10 Residential 10

49 Bracken Wood, Jermyns

Lane Ampfield

Romsey Extra

5-10 Residential 5-10

193 Belbins House Belbins Romsey

Extra 30 Residential 30

227 Land adj. to Embley

Wood, Gardeners Lane East Wellow

Romsey Extra


17 Land at Crampmoor Lane Romsey Romsey


18 Land at Crampmoor Lane Romsey Romsey


36 Land west of Cupernham

Lane, Belbins Romsey

Romsey Extra

5 Residential 5

41 Land north of Highwood

Lane Romsey

Romsey Extra


98 Land south of Wrens

Corner, Cupernham Lane Romsey

Romsey Extra



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99 Land north of Oxlease

Meadows Romsey

Romsey Extra


102 Romsey Trout Farm,

Hollman Drive Romsey

Romsey Extra

15-18 Residential/

Mixed 15-18

103 Mill House Farm, Great

Bridge Road Romsey

Romsey Extra


114 Land west of Cupernham

Lane Romsey

Romsey Extra

21 Residential 21

133 Land adj. to Abbey Park Romsey Romsey

Extra 14346 sqm

Employment 14346sqm

135 Land west of Baroona,

Cupernham Lane Romsey

Romsey Extra

94 Residential 94

139 Land at Lodge Farm,

Halterworth Romsey

Romsey Extra

440 Residential 440

149 Ganger Farm wider

Development Romsey

Romsey Extra

400 Residential 400

150 Football Ground, Bypass

Road Romsey

Romsey Extra


153 Burnt Grove Field,

Ryedown Lane Romsey

Romsey Extra

400 Residential/

Mixed 400

154 Land south of Bypass

Road Romsey

Romsey Extra

110 Residential 110

155 Land at Burma Road Romsey Romsey

Extra 30-35 Residential 30-35

158 Land at Pauncefoot Farm,

Pauncefoot Hill Romsey

Romsey Extra

15 Residential 15

160 Broadlands Home Farm Romsey Romsey

Extra 2000-

2200sqm Employment

2000-2200 sqm

163 The Old Dairy, Home

Farm Romsey

Romsey Extra

5 Residential/

Mixed 5

180 Land south of Crampmoor

Lane Romsey

Romsey Extra


187 Land north of Sandy Lane Romsey Romsey

Extra 333dwh/ 4240sqm

Residential/ Mixed

333 dwh/ 4240 sqm

198 Land at Highwood Lane Romsey Romsey


232 Land at Abbotsford,

Braishfield Road Romsey

Romsey Extra


249 Land adj. to Abbotswood House, Braishfield Road

Romsey Romsey

Extra 30-40 Residential 30-40

*Asterisks indicate where information has not been provided and the Council has estimated potential supply

This document forms part of the evidence base for the New Local Plan DPD. It provides information on available land, it does not allocate sites for housing. Appendix 2: Page 4

Site Name: Land at Velmore Farm

SHELAA ID: SHELAA25

Site Details Parish: Chilworth

North ☐ South ☒

Gross Site Area (ha): 6.21 Developable Area (ha): 6.21

Ownership: Single ☐

Joint ☒

Current Site Use: Agriculture

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability

Site Available Immediately ☒ Site Currently Unavailable ☐

Existing Planning Permission: Yes ☐ No ☒

If Yes: Application Number:

Developer Interest: Yes ☐ No ☒

Thought Economically Viable: Yes ☒ No ☐

OVERALL ASSESSMENT:

Proposal: 180-220 dwellings

0-5 Years (2017-22): 180-220

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 180-220

Proposal Residential ☒ 180-220 Dwellings

Employment ☐ Floor Space (m²)

Mixed ☐ Residential ☐ (Dwgs)

Employment ☐ (m²)

Retail/Leisure ☐ (m²)

Other ☐

Traveller Site ☐ Pitches/Plots

Retail ☐ Floor Space (m²)

Leisure ☐ Floor Space (m²)

Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints

Environmental: AONB ☐

Flood Risk ☐ (Zone)

Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐

Significant Noise ☐

Pollution ☐

Other ☐

Is site suitable for development?

Yes ☐ No ☒ Possibly ☐

Is site likely to be achievable? Yes ☒ No ☐ Possibly ☐

Is the site likely to be deliverable?

Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒

Constraints cont.

Physical: Access ☐

Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐

Infrastructure: Utilities (supply) ☐

Physical (Pylons) ☐

Policy: Planning Policies ☒->->->- COM2 ☒

Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☒

Heritage: Conservation Area ☐

Listed Buildings ☐

Historic Park & Garden ☐

Wildlife Sites: Within Adjacent

SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☒

SPA/SAC/Ramsar ☐ ☒

Other: Ownership Issues ☐

Covenants/Tenants ☐

Ransom Strips ☐

Market Viability ☐

Other ☐

Additional Information

Test Valley Borough Council – Strategic Housing and Economic Land Availability Assessment, 2017

New Forest SPA Zone Southampton - Eastleigh Local Gap


© Crown Copyright. All right. . Test Valley Borough Council 100024295 2017.

Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the settlement boundary of Valley Park. The site is located within the Southampton - Eastleigh Local Gap. There are existing dwellings to the north and east of the site and a public right of way to the west, a small tertiary river runs through the site. There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a bus stop on Templars Way which runs along the eastern boundary of the site. There is potential for a site entrance off of Castle Lane. This allows access to North Baddesley and other settlement further afield to the west, Chandlers Ford and Eastleigh to the south east via Templars Way and Valley Park to the north via Knightwood Road. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 180-220 dwellings (at 29-35dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land at Velmore Farm (Residential)


Site Name: Velmore Farm, Bournemouth Road

SHELAA ID: SHELAA82


North ☐ South ☒

Gross Site Area (ha): 67 Developable Area (ha): 40

Ownership: Single ☒

Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Agriculture, Storage, 3 private dwellings

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☐

Combined ☒

Availability




Developer Interest: Yes ☒ No ☐

Thought Economically Viable: Yes ☐ No ☐

OVERALL ASSESSMENT:

Proposal: 700 dwellings

0-5 Years (2017-22): 200

5-10 Years (2022-27): 250

10-15 Years (2027-32): 250

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 700

Proposal Residential ☒ 700 Dwellings





Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints


Flood Risk ☒ 2(Zone)

Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐



Is site likely to be achievable? Yes ☐ No ☐ Possibly ☒



Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐

Infrastructure: Utilities (supply) ☒

Physical (Pylons) ☒


Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☒





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☒ ☒




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐



Site of Important Nature Conservation - SU41401930 Site of Important Nature Conservation - SU42301860 New Forest SPA Zone Southampton - Eastleigh Local Gap


© Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. Test Valley Borough Council 100024295 2017.

Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the southern edge of the settlement of Valley Park. The site lies within the Southampton - Eastleigh Local Gap. There are existing dwellings to the north and east of the site and Hampshire Corporate Park is also to the east of the site. There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a bus stop close to the site located on Templars Way. Proposed access to the site is through the Hampshire Corporate Park onto Bournemouth Road or Templars way. Both would allow access to settlements such as Valley Park, North Baddesley, Chandlers Ford, Eastleigh and Southampton, as well as the M3 & M27 motorways and other transport links. There are overhead powerlines crossing the site from east to west and high pressure gas mains run along its western and southern edges. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 700 dwellings (at 18dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Velmore Farm, Bournemouth Road (Residential)


Site Name: Land north of Botley Road

SHELAA ID: SHELAA11


North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22):

5-10 Years (2022-27): 500

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 500






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☒Ancient Woodland






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☒

Local Character ☐



Policy: Planning Policies ☒->->->-COM2 ☒

Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☒





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☒




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐



New Forest SPA Zone Solent SPA Recreation Zone Chilworth Village Design Statement



Summary

The site is located within the countryside within the Local Gap (Policy E3) between the settlements of North Baddesley and Chilworth. There are TPO areas, designated ancient woodland and a SINC immediately north of the site. Two sets of overhead powerlines, including two pylon towers cross the site from east to west. There are existing dwellings to the north and east of the site and a public right of way to the west. There are amenities within walking distance in North Baddesley; as well as a bus stop to the south of the site located closer to Chilworth old village. The site entrance is off of the A27 allowing easy access to North Baddesley and Romsey to the west and Chilworth, Southampton and the M3 motorway to the east. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 500 dwellings (at 18dph) is proposed within 5 to 10 years.

Land north of Botley Road (Residential)


Site Name: Chilworth Kennels & Cattery

SHELAA ID: SHELAA24


North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Kennels

Brownfield ☒

Greenfield ☐

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 5

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 5






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☒




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☒Village Design Statement



New Forest SPA Zone Solent SPA Recreation Zone



Summary

The site is located within the countryside in a secluded, wooded area outside of Chilworth. The site is bordered to the south, east and west by a SINC. A high pressure gas main runs along the western edge of the site. There is an existing dwelling to the south east of the site and a public right of way to the west. There are no local amenities or public transport links within walking distance of the site. The site would be accessed via a shared drive connecting to Chilworth Drove to the north. Chilworth Drove allows for access to the remainder of Chilworth as well as the A27 which leads to North Baddesley and Romsey in the west and Southampton and a junction for the M3 motorway to the east. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 5 dwellings (at 5dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Chilworth Kennels & Cattery (Residential)


Site Name: Land south of University Parkway, University

of Southampton Science Park

SHELAA ID: SHELAA113


North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Woodland

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability

Site Available Immediately ☐ Site Currently Unavailable ☒





OVERALL ASSESSMENT:

Proposal: 2000sqm Employment

0-5 Years (2017-22): 2000sqm

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 2000sqm

roposal Residential ☐ Dwellings

Employment ☒ 2000 Floor Space (m²)




Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐








Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the settlement of Chilworth. The site lies immediately adjacent to the University of Southampton Science Park allocation (Policy LE1). There are existing dwellings to the south and east of the site the Science Park is to the west and there is a hotel to the north. The entire site is covered by a TPO order. High Pressure Gas Main (X440511801001415) runs through the site from north to south. There are few local amenities within walking distance; however there is a bus stop close to the site located on Chilworth Road. The site entrance is off the A27 which grants access to North Baddesley and Romsey to the west and Southampton and the M3 motorway to the east. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 2000sqm of employment floorspace is proposed within 5 years.

Land south of University Parkway, University of Southampton Science Park (Employment)


Site Name: Land at Chilworth Old Village, Botley Road



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Open field

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 10-15

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 10-15






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐



Policy: Planning Policies ☒->->->- COM2 ☐

Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☒

Heritage: Conservation Area ☒

Listed Buildings ☒



SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐





New Forest SPA Zone Solent SPA Recreation Zone North Baddesley - Chilworth Local Gap



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the settlement of Chilworth. The site lies immediately adjacent to the Chilworth Old Village Conservation Area; St Deny’s Church which is a listed building is within a neighbouring plot. There are existing dwellings to the south of the site. There are few local amenities within walking distance; however there is a bus stop close to the site located on Botley Road. The site entrance is off of Old Chilworth Village which joins with the A27 allowing easy access to North Baddesley and Romsey to the west and Chilworth, Southampton and the M3 motorway to the east. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 10-15 dwellings (at 11-17dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land at Chilworth Old Village, Botley Road (Residential)


Site Name: Kennels Farm, Manor Road



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:

Proposal: 2500-3000sqm Employment

0-5 Years (2017-22): 2500-3000sqm Employment

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 2500-3000sqm Employment

Proposal Residential ☐ Dwellings

Employment ☒2500-3000 Floor Space (m²)




Other ☐




Self-build ☒

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐

Significant Noise ☒Motorway

Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☒


Other: Ownership Issues ☒


Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☒Ancient Woodlands



Site of Important Nature Conservation - SU39651815 New Forest SPA Zone Solent SPA Recreation Zone Mineral Consultation Area



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the village of Chilworth. The site lies immediately adjacent to the Ancient woodland to the north and the M27 motorway to the south. The woodland to the north is classified as a Site of Important Nature Conservation (SINC) and also allocated as Forest Park under policy LHW3. There are no existing dwellings close to the site; however the University of Southampton Science Park is to the east. There are no local amenities within walking distance; however there is a bus stop close to the site located on University Parkway. The site entrance is via University Parkway onto Botley Road A27, this makes the site within easy reach of Romsey and North Baddesley to the west and Southampton and the M3 motorway to the east. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 2500-3000sqm employment floorspace is proposed within 5 years.

Kennels Farm, Manor Road (Employment)


Site Name: Land at Great Covert, Castle Lane

SHELAA ID: SHELAA62

Site Details Parish: North Bassesley

North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Woodland

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 300

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 300






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☒





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☒ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐



Ancient Woodland – Replanted New Forest SPA Zone North Baddesley - Valley Park Local Gap Site of Important Nature Conservation - SU40902010 High Pressure Gas Mains: X441011951001425



Summary

The site is located within the countryside within the North Baddesley - Valley Park Local Gap. The site lies within the Site of Important Nature Conservation - SU40902010 and is also designated as Ancient Woodland. There are existing dwellings to the east of the site and a public right of way runs through the north of the site. There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as bus stops close to the site along Castle Lane. High Pressure Gas Mains: X441011951001425 runs through the site from north to south. The site entrance has not been specified by the applicant but would most likely be off of Castle Lane to the south of the site. This leads towards Valley Park, Chandlers Ford and Easleigh to the east and North Baddesley on towards Romsey to the west. There is also a dedicated cycle path with runs parallel to Castle Lane and along the sites southern boundary. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 300 dwellings (at 33dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land at Great Covert, Castle Lane (Residential)


Site Name: Land off Flexford Road, Valley Park


Site Details Parish: North Baddesley

North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Agriculture and Grazing

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:

Proposal: 365 dwellings /280sqm Retail

0-5 Years (2017-22): 300

5-10 Years (2022-27): 65/280sqm

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 365dwgs/280sqm Retail



Mixed ☒ Residential ☒365 (Dwgs)


Retail/Leisure ☒280 (m²)

Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐

Significant Noise ☒Railway

Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☒





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☒ ☒




Ransom Strips ☐





Ampfield – Valley Park Local Gap New Forest SPA Zone Mineral Consultation Area



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the settlement of Valley Park. The site lies immediately adjacent to the railway line. The site is situated within the Ampfield – Valley Park Local Gap and also contains a Site of Important Nature Conservation (SINC) as well as a number of TPOs. There are existing dwellings to the south of the site. There are few local amenities within walking distance; however a couple of bus stops are close to the site located on Baddesley Road and Knightwood Road. The site entrance is off of Flexford Road which grants access to North Baddesley in the west and Chandlers Ford in the east; Valley Park is to the south of the site via Knightwood Road. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 365 dwellings and 280sqm of retail floorspace is proposed within 5 years.

Land off Flexford Road, Valley Park (Mixed)


Site Name: Land north and south of Flexford Road


Site Details Parish: North Baddesley

North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☒

Current Site Use: Agriculture & Woodland

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 50

5-10 Years (2022-27): 350

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 400






Other ☐




Self-build ☒

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☒





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☒




Ransom Strips ☐





North Baddesley - Valley Park Local Gap New Forest SPA Zone



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the settlement of Valley Park. The site is situated within the North Baddesley - Valley Park Local Gap and is also immediately adjacent to Ancient Woodland which is classified as Sites of Important Nature Conservation (SINCs) as well as a number of TPOs and Local Nature Reserves (Policy E5). High pressure gas mains run along the west of the site from north to south. There are existing dwellings to the east of the site. There are few local amenities within walking distance; however there is a bus stop close to the site located on Skys Wood Road. The site entrance is off of Flexford Road which grants access to North Baddesley in the west and Chandlers Ford in the east; Valley Park is to the south of the site via Knightwood Road. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 400 dwellings (at 22dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land north and south of Flexford Road (Residential)


Site Name: Packridge Farm, North Baddesley

SHELAA ID: SHELAA19

Site Details Parish: Nursling & Rownhams

North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Grazing

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 350

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 350






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐



New Forest SPA Zone Solent SPA Recreation Zone Mineral Consultation Area



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the settlement boundary of North Baddesley. The site has two rows of electricity pylons running through it from east to west. There are existing dwellings to the north of the site within North Baddesley. There are local amenities within walking distance; and there are bus stops on Rownhams Lane running along the eastern edge of the site. There is the potential for the site entrance to be located along How Lane, Rownhams lane or both. This allows access to the rest of North Baddesley and settlements beyond including Romsey to the north as well as Nursling, Rownhams and Southampton to the south. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 350 dwellings (at 37dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Packridge Farm, North Baddesley (Residential)


Site Name: Land east of Rownhams Lane



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Residential Garden

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:

Proposal: 435 dwellings (Council Estimate)

0-5 Years (2017-22):

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total:

Proposal Residential ☒435* Dwellings





Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐



Is site likely to be achievable? Yes ☐ No ☒ Possibly ☐



Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☒ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☒Ancient Woodland to the east






Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the outskirts of the settlement of North Baddesley. The site is covered by a number of Sites of Importance Nature Conservation. The settlement boundary of North Baddesley is to the north of the site and the Kingfisher Business Park is located to the south west. There are local amenities within walking distance within North Baddesley; as well as bus stops close to the site located on Rownhams Lane. The site would be situated along Rownhams Lane, this grants access to North Baddesley and other settlements such as Romsey and Eastliegh to the north and Rownhams and Southampton to the south. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. No information has been supplied by the applicant with regards to proposals for development. The Council estimates 435 dwellings at 25dph

Land east of Rownhams Lane (Residential)


Site Name: Land at Four Horseshoes Public House,

Nursling Street



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Agricultural

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 30

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 30






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☒


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐



Solent SPA Recreation Zone New Forest SPA Zone



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the settlement of Nursling. There are some existing dwellings to the south and east of the site, there are also some employment sites to the south and east of the site and a public house to the south. A public right of way begins from the west of the site under the motorway. The site is bordered to the north by the M27 motorway and to the west by the M27 (Junction 3). There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a bus stop within walking distance located on Romsey Road. The site entrance is located at the end of Nursling Street which runs east towards Nursling and Rownhams. It joins up to the A3057 Romsey Road which leads into Southampton to the south and towards Romsey in the north. The site is available and is being promoted for development by the land owner; there is interest from a developer. Development of 30 dwellings (at 30dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land at Four Horseshoes Public House, Nursling Street (Residential)


Site Name: Land at Rownhams Lane



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability


Existing Planning Permission: Yes ☒ No ☐

If Yes: Application Number: 14/00726/OUTS



OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 200

5-10 Years (2022-27): 100

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 300






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☒ ☒

SPA/SAC/Ramsar ☐ ☐



Ransom Strips ☐





Flood Alert Areas: Tanners Brook Site of Important Nature Conservation - SU39201710 New Forest SPA Zone Solent SPA Recreation Zone



Summary

The site is located within the countryside to the east of the village of Rownhams. The site lies immediately adjacent to and is also partially covered by a number of TPO areas, Sites of Importance Nature Conservation and ancient woodland. Parts of this are also allocated as Forest Park under policy LHW3. There are currently no existing dwellings surrounding the site application 14/00726/OUTS granted permission for 320 dwellings and 60 care units to the west of the site. This site was included within this application, however was earmarked for public open space and paddocks. A public right of way runs along the northern boundary. There are no local amenities within walking distance; however there is a bus stop close to the site located on Rownhams Lane. The site would be accessed through the pending development which would be accessed by Rownhams Lane linking the site to Rownhams and North Baddesley as well as Southampton and Romsey further afield. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 300 dwellings (at 33dph) is proposed within 10 years.

Land at Rownhams Lane (Residential)


Site Name: Eastwood Court Buildings


Site Details Parish: Romsey (Abbey)

North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Office Building with Parking

Brownfield ☒

Greenfield ☐

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 10

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 10






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐

Heritage: Conservation Area ☒




SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☒Town Design Statement



Romsey Town Centre Boundary New Forest SPA Zone Archaeology Yellow (locally Or Regionally Important) Mottisfont Bats SSSI/SAC Foraging Buffer Solent SPA Recreation Zone



Summary

The site is located within the settlement boundary of Romsey. The site is located within the Romsey Conservation Area. The most northern point of the site comes into close proximity to Park House which is a Listed Building. There are existing dwellings to the east of the site, Crosfield Hall to the south and an Aldi supermarket to the west. There are local amenities within the town centre within walking distance; as well as Romsey Bus and Railway Stations close to the site. The entrance for the site entrance would be off of Broadwater Road which allows for access into the centre of Romsey. It also adjoins Bypass Road which leads to the A27, A3090 and A3057 access to the north, south east and west of Romsey. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 10 dwellings is proposed within 5 years.

Eastwood Court Buildings (Residential)


Site Name: Bracken Wood, Jermyn’s Lane

SHELAA ID: SHELAA49

Site Details Parish: Romsey Extra

North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Private Gardens

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 5-10

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 5-10






Other ☐




Self-build ☒

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☒




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐



New Forest SPA Zone Mineral Consultation Area Mottisfont Bats SSSI/SAC Foraging Buffer



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the outskirts of Romsey. The site is bordered by TPO areas to the north and east and SINCs to the north (SU40002434) and west (SU37702390). There are existing dwellings to the east, west and south of the site. There are no local amenities within walking distance; however there is a bus stop close to the site on the A3090. The entrance of the site leads onto Jermyn’s Lane which joins unto the A3090 allowing easy access to Romsey and Winchester. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 5-10 dwellings (at 1dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Bracken Wood, Jermyn’s Lane (Residential)


Site Name: Belbins House



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☒

Current Site Use: Livestock Rearing

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☐

Combined ☒

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 30

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 30






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints


Flood Risk ☒ 2/3(Zone)

Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☒




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐



New Forest SPA Zone Mottisfont Bats SSSI/SAC Foraging Buffer



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the outskirts of Romsey. The site lies immediately adjacent to a Site of Important Nature Conservation (SINC). There are existing dwellings to the north and south of the site; and the Belbins Business Park strategic employment site is to the east. There is a public right of way running along the south of the site. There are no local amenities within walking distance; and no access to public transport to or from the site. The site entrance would be from Cupernham Lane which would grant access to Romsey to the south. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 30 dwellings (at 12dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Belbins House (Residential)


Site Name: Land adj. to Embley Wood, Gardeners Lane

SHELAA ID: SHELAA227 Site Details Parish: Romsey Extra

North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☒

Current Site Use: Woodland management store area

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 5-10

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 5-10






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☒




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐






Summary

The site is located within the countryside to the south of Romsey. The site is bordered by TPO areas and a Site of Important Nature Conservation (SINC) SU32801880. There are existing dwellings to the north and south of the site entrance along Gardeners Lane. A public right of way runs along the same route as Gardeners Lane. There are no local amenities within walking distance; and there is no access to public transport to or from the development site. The site entrance along Gardeners Lane is within easy reach of the A3090 to the south east, this grants access to Romsey in the north and Ower in the south. Gardeners Lane also meets up with the A27 north of the site. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 5-10 dwellings (at 4-7dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land adj. to Embley Wood, Gardeners Lane (Residential)


Site Name: Land at Crampmoor Lane

SHELAA ID: SHELAA17


North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Paddock

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 40

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 40






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐





New Forest SPA Zone MWCA - River Terrace Deposits Flood Alert Areas: Romsey Tadburn Lake



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the settlement boundary of Romsey. There is a TPO are immediately north of the site. There are existing dwellings to the north and east of the site. There is a railway line immediately to the south of the site. Southern Water sewer passes through the southern half of the site. There are no local amenities within walking distance; however there is a bus stop within walking distance of the site on Winchester Road. The site entrance is along Crampmoor Lane, this joins up to the A3090 which allows direct access to Romsey in the west and Ampfield and Winchester in the east. The site is currently unavailable, but is promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 40 dwellings (at 35dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land at Crampmoor Lane (Residential)


Site Name: Land at Crampmoor Lane

SHELAA ID: SHELAA18


North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 6

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 6






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐

Significant Noise ☒ Railway

Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐





New Forest SPA Zone MWCA - River Terrace Deposits Flood Alert Areas: Romsey Tadburn Lake



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the settlement boundary of Romsey. There is a TPO are immediately north of the site. There are existing dwellings to the north and east of the site. There is a railway line immediately to the south of the site. Southern Water sewer passes through the southern half of the site. There are no local amenities within walking distance; however there is a bus stop within walking distance of the site on Winchester Road. The site entrance is along Crampmoor Lane, this joins up to the A3090 which allows direct access to Romsey in the west and Ampfield and Winchester in the east. The site is currently unavailable, but is promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 6 dwellings (at 5dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land at Crampmoor Lane (Residential)


Site Name: Land west of Cupernham Lane, Belbins

SHELAA ID: SHELAA36


North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Arable Land

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 5

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 5






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐






Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the settlement boundary of Romsey. The site is covered by a TPO area. There is an existing dwelling to the north of the site and a public right of way also runs along the north of the site. There are no local amenities within walking distance; and no access to public transport from the site. The site entrance would be from Cupernham Lane which would grant access to Romsey to the south. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 5 dwellings (at 7dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land west of Cupernham Lane, Belbins (Residential)


Site Name: Land north of Highwood Lane

SHELAA ID: SHELAA41


North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 55

5-10 Years (2022-27): 100

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 155






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☒

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☒




Ransom Strips ☐





New Forest SPA Zone Flood Warning Areas: Halterworth to Romsey Town Centre on the Tadburn Lake



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the settlement boundary of Romsey. There are existing dwellings to the north and west of the site and a school to the east. The site is immediately adjacent to SINC: Site Of Important Nature Conservation - SU38102210 Overhead powerlines run through the site from north to south. The site is on a hill with the north of the site falling within flood zones 2 and 3; the area proposed for development is outside of flood zone areas. There are few local amenities within walking distance; however there is a bus stop close to the site located on Halterworth Lane. The site entrance would come off of Highwood Lane. The rest of Romsey including the town centre is very accessible from this location. This route also leads to the A27 to the south for access to North Baddesley and Southampton and to the A3090 in the north via Halterworth Lane which eventually leads to Winchester. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 155 dwellings (at 21dph) is proposed within 10 years.

Land north of Highwood Lane (Residential)


Site Name: Land south of Wrens Corner, Cupernham

Lane


North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability

Site Available Immediately ☒

Site Currently Unavailable ☐





OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 10-15

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 10-15






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐






Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the outskirts of Romsey. The site is entirely covered by a TPO. There are existing dwellings to the south of the site and the Belbins business Park is to the east on the other side of Cupernham lane. There are few local amenities within walking distance; and there is no access to public transport to or from the site. The site is accessed by Cupernham Lane and is within easy reach of Romsey to the south. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 10-15 dwellings (at 20-30dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land south of Wrens Corner, Cupernham Lane (Residential)


Site Name: Land north of Oxlease Meadows


North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 5-10

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 5-10






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.

Physical: Access ☒

Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☒




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐



Site of Important Nature Conservation - SU35732266 New Forest SPA Zone Mottisfont Bats SSSI/SAC Foraging Buffer Flood Alert Areas: Lower Test



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the outskirts of Romsey. The site lies immediately adjacent to the Barge Canal SSSI and Fishlake Meadows (Site of Important Nature Conservation - SU35732266). There are currently no existing dwellings adjacent to the site; however the Oxlease Meadows development is under construction to the south. There are no local amenities within walking distance; and no access to public transport to or from the site. There is no confirmation as to the access to the site at this time. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 5-10 dwellings (at 3-6dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land north of Oxlease Meadows (Residential)


Site Name: Romsey Trout Farm, Hollman Drive


North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Fish Farm

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☐

Combined ☒

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22):

5-10 Years (2022-27): 15-18

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 15-18






Other ☐




Self-build ☒

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐





New Forest SPA Zone Mottisfont Bats SSSI/SAC Foraging Buffer Flood Warning Areas: River Test at Romsey Flood Alert Areas: Lower Test



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the western boundary of Romsey. The site is surrounded on the eastern and western boundaries by water and falls within flood zones 2 and 3. There are existing dwellings to the north, south and east of the site and a public right of way runs along the northern and western boundaries. There are many local amenities in Romsey within walking distance of the site; including access to public transport. Access to the site is via Hollman Drive; from here the town centre is within easy access. Destinations further afield such as Andover, Salisbury and Southampton are also within easy reach by road and public transport. The site is not currently available but is promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 15-18 dwellings (at 25-30dph) is proposed within 10 years.

Romsey Trout Farm, Hollman Drive (Residential)


Site Name: Mill House Farm, Great Bridge Road


North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Private House

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☐

Combined ☒

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 8-10

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 8-10






Other ☐




Self-build ☒

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐






Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the outskirts of Romsey. There are existing dwellings to the south of the site and a public house immediately to the north. There are no other local amenities within walking distance; however there is a bus stop close to the site located on Greatbridge Road. The site entrance would be off of Greatbridge Road (A3057) which gives access to Romsey to the south and villages including Timsbury and Kings Somborne to the north. The site is not currently available but it is promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 8-10 dwellings (at 18-22dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Mill House Farm, Great Bridge Road (Residential)


Site Name: Land west of Cupernham Lane



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☒


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 21

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 21






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☒




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐






Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the outskirts of Romsey. The site is partially covered by TPO areas, and is adjacent to Site of Importance Nature Conservation - SU36502310 There are existing dwellings to the north and south of thesite; however the Oxlease Meadows development is under construction to the west. There are few local amenities within walking distance; and no access to public transport to or from the site. The site entrance would be from Cupernham Lane which would grant access to Romsey to the south. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 21 dwellings (at 15dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land west of Cupernham Lane (Residential)


Site Name: Land adj. to Abbey Park



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Open field & Woodland

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:

Proposal: 14,346sqm Employment

0-5 Years (2017-22): 14,346sqm

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 14,346sqm


Employment ☒ 14,346 Floor Space (m²)




Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☒





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐



New Forest SPA Zone Solent SPA Recreation Zone Mineral Consultation Area Romsey - North Baddesley Local Gap



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of Romsey. The site is located within the Romsey - North Baddesley Local Gap There are no existing dwellings adjacent to the site, however, the site lies immediately adjacent to the Abbey Park Industrial Estate strategic employment site. There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a bus stop close to the site located on Botley Road. The site is within easy reach of the A27 with access to Romsey and the M271 in the west and North Baddesley in the east. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 14,346sqm Employment Land is proposed within 5 years.

Land adj. to Abbey Park (Employment)


Site Name: Land west of Baroona, Cupernham Lane



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Open fields & woodland

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability



If Yes: Application Number: 15/01832/OUTS



OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 94

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 94






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐






Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the outskirts of Romsey. The site is partially covered by TPO areas. There are existing dwellings to the north, south and east of the site; however the Oxlease Meadows development is also under construction to the south west. There are few local amenities within walking distance; and no access to public transport to or from the site. A southern water sewer and electricity pylons run through the site from east to west. The site entrance would be off of Cupernham Lane, this would grant access to Romsey to the south of the site. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 94 dwellings (at 22dph) is proposed within 5 years. There is outline planning permission for 40 dwellings under application number 15/01832/OUTS.

Land west of Baroona, Cupernham Lane (Residential)


Site Name: Land at Lodge Farm, Halterworth



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 440

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 440






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☒





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐



New Forest SPA Zone Romsey – North Baddesley Local Gap



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of Romsey. The site lies within the Romsey – North Baddesley Local Gap. There are existing dwellings and a primary school to the south and west of the site and a public right of way runs through the site from east to west. There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a bus stop close to the site located on Botley Road. The site entrance is along Halterworth Lane which grants access to Romsey town centre via Botley Road to the south and the A3090 to the north which heads towards Winchester. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 440 dwellings (at 37dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land at Lodge Farm, Halterworth (Residential)


Site Name: Ganger Farm wider development



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☒


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 400

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 400






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☒

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☒ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐



Town Design Statement






Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of Romsey. The site is partially covered by multiple TPO areas and Sites of Important Nature Conservation (SINCs). There are existing dwellings to the south and west of the site and the Ganger Farm development is taking place to the north of the site. There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a number of bus stops close to the site located on Braishfield Road and Winchester Road. The site entrance has not been specified; however the site is within easy reach of Romsey town centre and the A3090 with access to Winchester to the east. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 400 dwellings (at 34dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Ganger Farm wider development (Residential)


Site Name: Football Ground, Bypass Road



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Football Pitch

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☐

Combined ☒

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 70-90

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 70-90






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☒

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐





New Forest SPA Zone Solent SPA Recreation Zone Mottisfont Bats SSSI/SAC Foraging Buffer



Summary

The site is located within the settlement boundary of Romsey. The site is currently used as a football ground and is therefore classified as public open space (see policy LHW1) There are a number of TPO areas surrounding the site. There are no existing dwellings immediately adjacent to the site, but there is a public right of way running along the western boundary of the site. There are local amenities within walking distance including the Rapids and Romsey Sports and tennis Centre to the south of the site. In addition to this Romsey has a bus station and railway station which are also within walking distance of the site. The site entrance is off of Bypass Road which grants access to the centre of Romsey and the A3090 and A27. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 70-90 dwellings (at 44-56dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Football Ground, Bypass Road (Residential)


Site Name: Burnt Grove Field, Ryedown Lane



North ☐ South ☒

Gross Site Area (ha): 17.6 Developable Area (ha): tbc


Joint ☐


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 400

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 400






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☒ Holiday Caravan Park

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐



Historic Park & Garden ☒


SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☒




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☒Ancient woodlands



Site of Important Nature Conservation - SU33802030 New Forest SPA Zone Solent SPA Recreation Zone Mineral Consultation Area Mottisfont Bats SSSI/SAC Foraging Buffer



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the outskirts of Romsey. The site lies adjacent to Embley Park Historic Park and Garden allocation to the west, and a Site of Important Nature Conservation (SINC SU33802030) to the north. High pressure gas mains run along the eastern and southern boundaries. There are existing dwellings to the east and west of the site including some listed buildings. There are no local amenities within walking distance; however there is a bus stop close to the site located on Ryedown Lane. The site entrance has not been specified, but the site is within easy reach of the A3090 with access north to Romsey and south to the M27 and the A27 for access to villages such as Lockerley and Sherfield English and Salisbury further afield. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 400 dwellings is proposed within 5 years.

Burnt Grove Field, Ryedown Lane (Residential)


Site Name: Land south of Bypass Road



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 110

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 110

Proposal Residential ☐ 110 Dwellings





Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☒ Care Home

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐

Significant Noise ☒Bypass Road

Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐





New Forest SPA Zone Solent SPA Recreation Zone Mottisfont Bats SSSI/SAC Foraging Buffer Mineral Consultation Area



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the settlement of Romsey. There are a number of TPO areas surrounding the site. There are existing dwellings immediately adjacent to the west of site, there is also a public right of way running along the eastern boundary of the site. There are local amenities within walking distance including the Rapids and Romsey Sports and tennis Centre to the south and east of the site. In addition to this Romsey has a bus station and railway station which are also within walking distance of the site. The site entrance is off of Bypass Road which grants access to the centre of Romsey and the A3090 and A27. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 110 dwellings (at 29dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land south of Bypass Road (Residential)


Site Name: Land at Burma Road



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Residential

Brownfield ☒

Greenfield ☐

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 30-35

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 30-35






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐





New Forest SPA Zone Solent SPA Recreation Zone Mottisfont Bats SSSI/SAC Foraging Buffer Other Constraints: Archaeology Yellow (locally Or Regionally Important) Flood Warning Areas: Halterworth to Romsey Town Centre on the Tadburn Lake Flood Alert Areas: Romsey Tadburn Lake



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the settlement of Romsey. The site is partially within the Broadlands Historic Parks and Gardens allocation and Red Lodge in the north west corner of the site is classified as a listed building. There are a number of TPO areas partially within and surrounding the site. There are existing dwellings immediately adjacent to the west of site. There are local amenities within walking distance of the site including the town centre and the Rapids and Romsey Sports and tennis Centre. In addition to this Romsey has a bus station and railway station which are also within walking distance of the site. The site entrance is off of Bypass Road which grants access to the centre of Romsey and the A3090 and A27. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 30-35 dwellings (at 50-58dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land at Burma Road (Residential)


Site Name: Land at Pauncefoot Farm, Pauncefoot Hill



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 15

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 15






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐

Significant Noise ☒Dual Carriageway

Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☒

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐



New Forest SPA Zone Solent SPA Recreation Zone Mottisfont Bats SSSI/SAC Foraging Buffer Mineral Consultation Area



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the outskirts of Romsey. The site lies adjacent to the A3090 dual carriageway. There in an existing dwelling to the east of the site; Pauncefoot House is also a listed building. There are no local amenities within walking distance; there is also no public transport to and from the site. The site entrance is located off of the A3090, this grants access north to Romsey and south to the M27 and connects with the A27 for access to villages such as Lockerley and Sherfield English and Salisbury further afield. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 15 dwellings (at 12dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land at Pauncefoot Farm, Pauncefoot Hill (Residential)


Site Name: Broadlands Home Farm



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Former Agriculture Buildings

Brownfield ☒

Greenfield ☐

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:

Proposal: 2000-2200sqm Employment

0-5 Years (2017-22): 2000-2200sqm Employment

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 2000-2200sqm Employment


Employment ☒2,000-2,200 Floor Space (m²)




Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐






Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the outskirts of the settlement of Romsey. The site is within the Broadlands Historic Parks and Gardens allocation. There are existing dwellings immediately adjacent to the north of site. There are no local amenities within walking distance of the site; and there is no access to public transport within walking distance of the site. The site entrance is along a track off of Bypass Road which grants access to the centre of Romsey and the A3090 and A27. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 2,000-2,200sqm of employment floorspace is proposed within 5 years.

Broadlands Home Farm (Employment)


Site Name: The Old Dairy, Home Farm



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Storage Units

Brownfield ☒

Greenfield ☐

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 5

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 5






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐






Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the outskirts of the settlement of Romsey. The site is within the Broadlands Historic Parks and Gardens allocation. There are existing dwellings to the north, south and west of site. There are no local amenities within walking distance of the site; and there is no access to public transport within walking distance of the site. The site entrance is along a track off of Bypass Road which grants access to the centre of Romsey and the A3090 and A27. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 5 dwellings is proposed within 5 years.

The Old Dairy, Home Farm (Residential)

The Old Dairy, Home Farm (Residential)


Site Name: Land south of Crampmoor Lane



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 5-10

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 5-10






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☐

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐





Flood Warning Areas: Halterworth to Romsey Town Centre on the Tadburn Lake Flood Alert Areas: Romsey Tadburn Lake New Forest SPA Zone



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the settlement boundary of Romsey. There are existing dwellings to the north and east of the site. There is a railway line immediately to the south of the site. Southern Water sewer passes through the southern half of the site. There are no local amenities within walking distance; however there is a bus stop within walking distance of the site on Winchester Road. The site entrance is along Crampmoor Lane, this joins up to the A3090 which allows direct access to Romsey in the west and Ampfield and Winchester in the east. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, but to date has had no interest from developers. Development of 5-10 dwellings (at 8-17dph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land south of Crampmoor Lane (Residential)


Site Name: Land north of Sandy Lane



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Disused Quarry

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☐

Combined ☒

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:

Proposal: 333dwgs/4240sqm

0-5 Years (2017-22): 333dwgs/4240sqm

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 333dwgs/4240sqm



Mixed ☒ Residential ☒333 (Dwgs)

Employment ☒4,240 (m²)


Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐



New Forest SPA Zone Mineral Safeguarded Sites Mineral Consultation Area Mottisfont Bats SSSI/SAC Foraging Buffer



Summary

The site is located within the countryside to the north of Romsey. The site lies immediately adjacent to the Belbins Business Park which is a strategic employment site. There are existing dwellings to the north, south and west of the site and a public right of way runs through the middle of the site from north to south. There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a bus stop close to the site located on Sandy Lane. The site entrance is off of Sandy Lane. It is within easy reach of Romsey town to the south via Cupernham Lane. The site is available and promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 333 dwellings and 4240sqm of commercial floorspace is proposed within 5 years.

Land north of Sandy Lane (Mixed)


Site Name: Land at Highwood Lane



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☒

Current Site Use: Grazing Land & County Depot

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☐

Combined ☒

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 263

5-10 Years (2022-27): 6

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 269






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☒





SSSI ☐ ☐

SINC ☐ ☐


Other: Ownership Issues ☒


Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐



Romsey - North Baddesley Local Gap New Forest SPA Zone Mineral Consultation Area HCC Land Interest: 281/3 (LUZBOROUGH ROAD DEPOT)



Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of Romsey. The site lies within the Romsey - North Baddesley Local Gap. There are overhead wires crossing the site, there is also a Hampshire County Council Depot in the south east corner. There are existing dwellings to the north, south and west of the site and a public right of way runs along the northern and western boundaries. There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a bus stop close to the site located on Botley Road. The site entrance is along Highwood Lane. It is within easy reach of Botley Road and the A27 which grants access to the centre of Romsey in the west. The A27 also heads towards North Baddesley and beyond to Eastleigh. The site is currently unavailable but is promoted for development by the land owner, and there is interest from a developer. Development of 269 dwellings (at 30dph) is proposed within 10 years.

Land at Highwood Lane (Residential)


Site Name: Land at Abbotsford, Braishfield Road


North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐

Current Site Use: Private Garden & Grazing

Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability



If Yes: Application Number: APP/C1760/W/17/3170081



OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 40-50

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 40-50






Other ☐




Self-build ☒

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐


Yes ☒ No ☐ Possibly ☐



Yes ☒ No ☐ Possibly ☐

Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐








Summary

The majority of the site is located within the countryside on the edge of the Romsey, however a small proportion of the site lies within the settlement boundary this will allow access to the site from Braishfield Road. There are existing dwellings to the south and west of the site and the Ganger Farm development is currently under construction to the east. There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a bus stop close to the site located on Braishfield Road. The site entrance is located along Braishield Road which runs south into Romsey via the Abbottsford development and north into Braishfield past the Hilliers Arboretum. Just north of the site Sandy Lane heads west towards the A3057 and Jermyns Lane east towards the A3090. The site is available and is being promoted for development by the land owner; there is interest from a developer. Development of 40-50 dwellings (at 22-28ph) is proposed within 10 years. Permission for the erection of 46 dwellings was granted at appeal, under APP/C1760/W/17/3170081.

Land at Abbotsford, Braishfield Road (Residential)


Site Name: Land adj. to Abbotswood House, Braishfield Road



North ☐ South ☒



Joint ☐


Brownfield ☐

Greenfield ☒

Combined ☐

Availability






OVERALL ASSESSMENT:


0-5 Years (2017-22): 30-40

5-10 Years (2022-27):

10-15 Years (2027-32):

15 + Years (2032-):

Total: 30-40






Other ☐




Self-build ☐

Other ☐

Constraints



Contamination ☐

Drainage ☐

Hazardous Waste ☐

Air Quality ☐


Pollution ☐

Other ☐






Constraints cont.


Trees (TPOs) ☒

Topography ☐

Local Character ☐




Open Space ☐

Local Gap ☐





SSSI ☐ ☒

SINC ☐ ☐




Ransom Strips ☐


Other ☐






Summary

The site is located within the countryside on the edge of the Romsey. There are existing dwellings to the south and west of the site and the Ganger Farm development is currently under construction to the east. There are local amenities within walking distance; as well as a bus stop close to the site located on Braishfield Road. The site entrance is located along Braishield Road which runs south into Romsey via the Abbottsford development and north into Braishfield past the Hilliers Arboretum. To the north of the site Sandy Lane heads west towards the A3057 and Jermyns Lane east towards the A3090. The site is available and is being promoted for development by the land owner; there is interest from a developer. Development of 30-40 dwellings (at 13-17ph) is proposed within 5 years.

Land adj. to Abbotswood House, Braishfield Road (Residential)

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