Update on Planning Applications October 2008
Planning History Taylor Wimpey
- Outline application approved 11/2006
- S106 signed 12/2007
- Design code application received 02/2008 resolution to approve subject to amendments at joint PDC 16/6/2008
- Infrastructure application received 02/2008 resolution to approve subject to amendments at joint PDC 16/6/2008
- Phase 1 residential received 02/2008pending decision, negotiations ongoing. Joint PDC scheduled 20/11/2008
Planning History Grainger
- Outline application approved 11/2006
- Design code application received 02/2008 resolution to approve subject to amendments at joint PDC 17/6/2008
- Infrastructure application received 02/2008 resolution to approve subject to amendments at joint PDC 17/6/2008
- Phase 1 application, anticipated submission 1Q 2009
Background
A new community is proposed at West of Waterlooville, one of four Major Development Areas (MDAs) required by the Hampshire County Structure Plan 1996-2011 (Review).
Two planning applications have been submitted to both local planning authorities:
Developers George Wimpy (UK) Ltd have submitted the outline plans for the site at Old Park Farm, south of Hambledon Road in Waterlooville to provide:
- 450 new homes,
- 24 live/work units,
- 7.29 hectares of employment land,
- provision for retail, food and drink, financial/professional and health,
- areas set aside for recreation and open space
- The construction of two new accesses from Hambledon Road.
Winchester City Council reference no. 05/00500/OUT
Grainger Trust Plc have submitted the outline plans for the site at Plant Farm to provide:
- 1550 dwellings
- the provision of 12.5 hectares of employment land (including B1, B2 and B8),
- 85 live/work units,
- mixed use land including 7.19 hectares of commercial uses, land for primary school, a local centre, land for allotments, land for a cemetery, open space, recreation and play areas,
- construction of three vehicular access points to the public highway at Maurepas Way, London Road and Milk Lane,
- Associated infrastructure including a vehicular link to Old Park Farm.
Winchester City Council reference no. 06/02538/OUT
3 responses so far ↓
Darren Pratt // April 27, 2009 at 12:15 pm |
I totally disagree with houses etc being built on the area known as newlands common,as that field(now known as newlands common) was one of the last remnants of fields which is basically the history of waterlooville,waterlooville always used to be farmland,now people like grainger are ruining waterloovilles HISTORY AND HERITAGE,by wanting to build more houses,Waterlooville needs to have some history and heritage left,to remind the people who have lived in waterlooville(and its surrounding villages ie purbrook and widley)there all their lives of what and how waterlooville used to be like,instead of allowing grainger to bulldoze and ruin the field by building houses,this should not be allowed and there should be a law against it.grainger are based in london and i dont think that they would like it if a property developer based around here decided to knock down an area of london that is basically the history of london to build houses or a shopping mall.so i strongly OPPOSE grainger building houses on the field now known as newlands common as its the local residents history and heritage
david reid // June 25, 2009 at 8:12 pm |
Is the area to the rear of Puffin Walk and Partridge Gardens to be developed?
winchestercc // July 1, 2009 at 10:38 am |
David, not as part of the Major Development Area, that’s all south of Hambledon Road. I am not aware of any other planning applications for rear of Puffin Walk, but if there were, as a neighbour you would probably be notified