HURSTPIERPOINT SAYERS COMMON PARISH OFFICE TRINITY ROAD HURSTPIERPOINT HASSOCKS WEST SUSSEX BN6 9UY TEL: 01273 833264 FAX: 01273 834976 E-MAIL: HURSTPIERPOINT.PC@BTINTERNET.COM WEB SITE: WWW.HURSTPIERPOINT-PC.ORG.UK FUTURE HOUSING The Parish Council has decided that a shortlist of 5 strategic sites in Hurstpierpoint should be taken forward for further public consultation and appraisal to meet our proposed target of up to 160 new homes up to 2031. They are: Little Park Farm (north) (HP 07) Little Park Farm (south) (HP 08) Chalkers Lane (HP 14) Highfield Drive (north) (HP 01) College Lane (east) (HP 05) This does not mean that all of these sites will necessarily be developed, but that some or parts of all of them might contribute to our future housing numbers. More details about these sites and the appraisals are in the section Neighbourhood Plan on this website. In Sayers Common there are currently 4 sites which are being considered, and possibly others will be added. The Council has decided that further work is necessary before a shortlist of sites can be selected to meet our target of up to 40 homes. Over the next few months the Council will be providing more information and be giving members of the public the opportunity to make suggestions and comments. Please continue to follow our website and our noticeboards around the Parish. Unfortunately our Planning Authority, Mid Sussex District Council based in Haywards Heath, has not been successful in keeping up its 5-year housing land supply as required by planning law. This means that housebuilders and developers can argue (sometimes successfully in an appeal inquiry) that more planning permissions should be granted in the District, including our own Parish. If we fail to select sites for enough new homes, then there is a real risk that the developers will effectively make that decision for us, through the planning application and appeal process. It is therefore essential that the Parish Council continues the process of selecting sites, as far as possible on the terms set by the local community. This will obviously lead to compromises, with some residents feeling the effects more than others. But the Council hopes to find a solution which meets the best interests of the community as a whole, while still meeting our obligations to provide more homes for the future. 18 June 2012 QC 12-03-00025 CLERK TO THE COUNCIL: STEPHEN HOYLES
Neighbourhood Plan - Future housing Schedule of sites (long-list)- 24 May 2012 (rev 2 - Sayers common sites appraisals not completed) HP ref Ref SHL AA Hurstpierpoint For inclusion as possible strategic site 01 2 Highfield Drive North of H field Drive Planning permission refused on appeal Feb 2012 for 51 units. Issues of coalescence with conservation Not suitable in its entirety. Smaller development to be considered as part of Neighbourhood Plan process. 02 3 Trinity Road Requires sensitivity to location and attention to parking issues. Not as a strategic site as part of the Neighbourhood Plan process 03 173 College Lane (north) 149 College Lane 04 164 Wickham Hill 78 Wickham Hill 05 19 College Lane (east) North of Wickham Hill On extreme edge of built-up ; long distance from services; impact on countryside views; additional traffic on College Lane. Not suitable for development. Backland development; long distance from services; in Hurst/Hassocks Local Gap; some impact on views. Close to National Park. Not suitable for development Takes built up to Parish boundary; risk of coalescence with Hassocks; significantly impinges on Local Gap. Distances from services and school. Not suitable in its entirety. Smaller development to be considered as part of Neighbourhood Plan process. 06 72 Brighton Road Nursery Redundant glasshouses; surrounded by National Park. Detached from built-up. Suitable for appropriately designed development, relevant to tourism and National Park, but not suitable for housing. Other uses to be considered as part of the Neighbourhood Plan process. 07 238 Little Park East of Marchants Road 08 238 Little Park East of Marchants Road 09 238 Little Park East of Marchants Road 10 380 Cuckfield Road 103 Cuckfield Road 11 13 Kemps West of Kemps 12 452 Mace Garage Albourne road 13 380A Kave premises Western Road 14 35 Chalkers Lane (north) North of Chalkers Lane 15 35A (284) Chalkers Lane (south) North of Fairfield Recreation Ground Detached from existing built up by of copse. Would require sensitive treatment of woodland and landscaping to ameliorate views. To be considered as part of the Neighbourhood Plan process. Detached from existing built up by of copse. Would require sensitive treatment of woodland and landscaping to ameliorate views. To be considered as part of the Neighbourhood Plan process. Detached from existing built up by of copse. Would require sensitive treatment of woodland and landscaping to ameliorate views. Could only be developed as part of a wider strategic development of sites HP 07 and HP 08. Not to be considered further. Access from Cuckfield Road; local drainage issues to be addressed. Not as a strategic site as part of the Neighbourhood Plan process. Access issues and distance from services are a constraint. Not being promoted, availability issues. Not suitable for development. Currently operates as busy garage and late-opening shop. 2 flats on existing premises. Not appropriate for re-development. Sensitivity to adjacent dwellings and to historic value of existing buildings. Not to be considered as a strategic site in Neighbourhood Plan process. Edge of existing built-up ; Extends built-up, long distance to services. To be considered as a strategic site as part of Neighbourhood Plan process. Edge of existing built-up ; Concerns about deliverability. Not suitable for inclusion in Neighbourhood Plan. 16 Brighton road Edge of existing built-up ; Concerns about highway access. Not to be considered as a strategic site in Neighbourhood Plan. YES YES YES YES YES
17 Chalkers/Danworth Lane Outside built-up ; proximity to Hurstpierpoint college listed buildings. Not suitable for inclusion in Neighbourhood Plan. 18 Old telephone exchange + land behind. Cuckfield road Would require demolition of former telephone exchange building, currently used as warehouse. Not a strategic site to be considered as part of Neighbourhood Plan process. 19 Beeches Pitt Road Appropriate for small scale development. In conservation. Not a strategic site to be considered as part of Neighbourhood Plan process. 20 Turrets Outside built-up. Proximity to Green Crescent informal open. Imposes on views and countryside. Not to be included in Neighbourhood Plan. 25 582 South of hurst wickham Barn, College Lane Takes built up to Parish boundary; risk of coalescence with Hassocks; significantly impinges on Hurst wickham Conservation and Local Gap. Long distances from services and school. Uncertain availability. Not to be included in Neighbourhood Plan process. Sayers Common 21 491A White Horse London Road 22 Sayer s Green Sayers Green Reeds Lane 23 491 Coombe Down Brighton Road The following sites subject to further appraisal before consideration for possible inclusion in the Neighbourhood Plan process: Extends built-up to south. Does not contribute to creating a focus to village. Concerns about highway access. Scale of development should be in proportion to needs of the village. Significant localised drainage concerns. Extends built-up. Does not contribute to focus of village. 24 S003 31 White Oaks, Sayers Common Established existing dwellings; tree cover.
Housing Supply Document - Appraisal of known potential housing sites 24 May 2012 Site ref HP 01 (MSDC 2) Area (Ha) 5.05 Dwellings 51 Land north of Highfield Drive north of Highfield Drive Existing use agricultural Highway access Cul-de-sac from Highfield Drive Previously developed? no National Park No Planning history Application refused on appeal February 2012 Heritage assets None Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land None known Primary school 950m Topography level Secondary school 3 miles Flood risk No Doctor/Health centre 650m Impact on views Hurst Wickham conservation Public transport 600m Arboricultural issues No significant Post office 900m Ecology issues None known Bank 900m Boundary with built-up Food retail 900m Deliverability 2 sides, including Conservation Formal public open 800m Ownership Developer option none Period Immediate Planning permission refused on appeal Feb 2012 for 51 units. Issues of coalescence with conservation Not suitable in its entirety. Smaller development to be considered as part of Neighbourhood Plan process. map (not to scale) HP 01
Site ref HP 02 (MSDC 3) Area (Ha) 0.17 Dwellings 6 Trinity Road Trinity Road Existing use Garden/paddock Highway access From Trinity Road; severe parking issues on road Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history None Heritage assets Proximity to Little Park Grade II listed Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land None known Primary school 200m Topography Sloping Secondary school 3 km Flood risk No Doctor/Health centre 100m Impact on views No Public transport 100m Arboricultural issues TBA Post office 100m Ecology issues TBA Bank 100m Boundary with built-up Food retail 100m Deliverability Adjacent residential Formal public open 200m Ownership Willing landowner; submission made to N hood Plan 2012 N/A Period 0-5 years Requires sensitivity to location and attention to parking issues. Possible alternative uses. Not a strategic site. map (not to scale) HP 02
Site ref HP 03 (MSDC 173) Area (Ha) 0.49 Dwellings 10 College Lane north 149 College Lane Existing use Agriculture/paddock Highway access From College Lane Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history None noted Heritage assets None known Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land None known Primary school 2400m Topography Level Secondary school 5 km Flood risk No Doctor/Health centre 2400m Impact on views Open countryside surrounding; public footpaths Public transport 1200m Arboricultural issues Not known Post office 2200m Ecology issues Not known Bank 2200m Boundary with built-up Food retail 2200m Deliverability negligible Formal public open 2400m Ownership Willing landowner; submission made to N hood Plan 2012 n/a Period On extreme edge of built-up ; long distance from services; impact on countryside views; additional traffic on College Lane. Not suitable for development. map (not to scale) HP 03
Site ref HP 04 (MSDC 164) Area (Ha) 0.6 Dwellings C 10 Wickham Hill 78 Wickham Hill Existing use Agriculture/paddock Highway access Requires demolition Previously developed? No National Park Boundary less than 100m to the south Planning history None known Heritage assets None known Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land None known Primary school 1400m Topography Gently sloping Secondary school 2.5 km Flood risk No Doctor/Health centre 1500m Impact on views From footpaths to north of site Public transport Immediate Arboricultural issues Not known Post office 1200m Ecology issues Not known Bank 1200m Boundary with built-up Food retail 1200m Deliverability On one side, on to long back gardens. Formal public open 1200m Ownership Willing landowner; submission made to N hood Plan 2012 Footpaths immediate Period 0 5 years map (not to scale) Backland development; long distance from services; in Hurst/Hassocks Local Gap. Some impact on views. Close to National Park. Not suitable for development HP 04
Site ref HP 05 (MSDC 19) Area (Ha) 7.5 College Lane east College Lane Dwellings Up to 120 Existing use Paddock Highway access From College Lane Previously developed? No National Park 100m to south Planning history None Heritage assets None known Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land None known Primary school 1200 Topography Gently sloping Secondary school 3000+ Flood risk None known Doctor/Health centre 1200 Impact on views Significant from north; site slopes up to ridge at southern end Public transport 200 Arboricultural issues Some trees on boundary Post office 1200 Ecology issues To be assessed Bank 1200 Boundary with built-up Food retail 1200 Deliverability Partial, onto long back gardens in College Lane to west. Formal public open 1500 Ownership Developer interest 1200 Period Takes built up to Parish boundary; risk of coalescence with Hassocks; significantly impinges on Local Gap. Distances from services and school. Not suitable in its entirety. Smaller development to be considered as part of Neighbourhood Plan process. map (not to scale) HP 05
Site ref HP 06 (MSDC 72) Area (Ha) C 0.3 Brighton Road Nursery Brighton Road Dwellings C 5-10 Existing use Redundant glasshouses Highway access From Brighton Road; Concerns about visibility onto road. No footway on main highway. Previously developed? Glasshouses National Park On three sides Planning history None Heritage assets National Park issues Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land Former glasshouse Primary school 700m Topography Flat Secondary school 3500m + Flood risk stream 100m to north of site Doctor/Health centre 1000m Impact on views Significant from all directions Public transport 200m Arboricultural issues None Post office 900m Ecology issues To be assessed Bank 900m Boundary with built-up Food retail 900m Deliverability None; some other dwellings in vicinity Formal public open 1600m Ownership Owner interest 1400m Period Redundant glasshouses; surrounded by National Park. Detached from built-up. Suitable for appropriately designed development, relevant to tourism and National Park, but not suitable for housing. Other uses to be considered as part of the Neighbourhood Plan process. map (not to scale) HP 06
Site ref HP 07 (MSDC 238 A) Area (Ha) 3.55 Dwellings 80-90 Little Park Farm north Little Park Farm Existing use Agriculture Highway access From Iden Hurst Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history None Heritage assets No Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land None known Primary school 900m Topography Gentle slope Secondary school 4000m + Flood risk No Doctor/Health centre 1100m Impact on views From north Public transport 300m Arboricultural issues Tree copse Post office 1200m Ecology issues To be assessed Bank 1200m Boundary with built-up Food retail 1200m Deliverability Partial Formal public open 200m Ownership Developer option 1400m Period Detached from existing built up by of copse. Would require sensitive treatment of woodland and landscaping to ameliorate views.. To be considered as part of the Neighbourhood Plan process. map (not to scale) HP 07
Site ref HP 08 (MSDC 238 B) Area (Ha) 2.45 Dwellings 50-60 Little Park Farm south Little Park Farm Existing use Highway access Through site 238A, from Iden Hurst Previously developed? National Park No Planning history Heritage assets No Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land None known Primary school 900m Topography Gentle slope Secondary school 4000m + Flood risk No Doctor/Health centre 1100m Impact on views From north Public transport 300m Arboricultural issues To be assessed Post office 1200m Ecology issues To be assessed Bank 1200m Boundary with built-up Food retail 1200m Deliverability None; could only be developed in conjunction with site 238A Formal public open 200m Ownership Developer option 1400m Period Detached from existing built up by of copse. Would require sensitive treatment of woodland and landscaping to ameliorate views. To be considered as part of the Neighbourhood Plan process. map (not to scale) HP 08
Site ref HP 09 (MSDC 238 C) Area (Ha) 3.72 Dwellings 80-90 Little Park Farm east Little Park Farm Existing use Agriculture Highway access Through sites 238A and B, from Iden Hurst Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history None Heritage assets No Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land None known Primary school 900m Topography Gentle slope Secondary school 4000m + Flood risk No Doctor/Health centre 1100m Impact on views From north Public transport 300m Arboricultural issues To be assessed Post office 1200m Ecology issues To be assessed Bank 1200m Boundary with built-up Food retail 1200m Deliverability None; could only be developed in conjunction with site 238B Formal public open 200m Ownership Developer option 1400m Period Detached from existing built up by of copse. Would require sensitive treatment of woodland and landscaping to ameliorate views. Could only be developed as part of a wider strategic development of sites HP 07 and HP 08. Not to be considered further. map (not to scale) HP 09
Site ref HP 10 (MSDC 380) Area (Ha) 0.47 Dwellings 8 107 Cuckfield Road Cuckfield road Existing use Unused Highway access From Cuckfield Road Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history Application refused 2011; appeal lodged Heritage assets None Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land None Primary school 600m Topography Flat Secondary school 3500m + Flood risk Local drainage Doctor/Health centre 900m Impact on views From immediate adjacent dwellings Public transport 100m Arboricultural issues No Post office 1000m Ecology issues Stream present Bank 1000m Boundary with built-up Food retail 1000m Deliverability All sides Formal public open 400m Ownership Developer interest 1200m Period Access from Cuckfield Road; local drainage issues to be addressed. Not as a strategic site as part of the Neighbourhood Plan process. map (not to scale) HP 10
Site ref HP 11 (MSDC 13) Area (Ha) 3.8 Kemps west Kemps Dwellings Medium 40 = 120 Existing use Agriculture Highway access From Kemps (requires demolition) or Orchard Way Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history Permission previously refused for 90 dwellings Heritage assets Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land None known Primary school 1100m Topography Flat Secondary school 4000m+ Flood risk Stream at northern edge Doctor/Health centre 1500m Impact on views From adjacent housing; from west Public transport 400m Arboricultural issues None known Post office 1300m Ecology issues Stream and trees present No Bank 1300m Boundary with built-up Food retail 1300m Deliverability On east and south Formal public open 600m Ownership Not confirmed 1500m Period Access issues and distance from services are a constraint. Not being promoted, availability issues. Not suitable for development. map (not to scale) HP 11
Site ref HP 12 (MSDC 452) Area (Ha) 0.12 Dwellings 6 Mace garage Albourne Road Existing use Garage + shop Highway access From albourne Road Previously developed? Yes National Park No Planning history None Heritage assets No Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land Previously petrol station Primary school 400m Topography Flat Secondary school 4000m + Flood risk No Doctor/Health centre 700m Impact on views Change of use only Public transport 100m Arboricultural issues No Post office 600m Ecology issues Bo Bank 600m Boundary with built-up Food retail 600 Deliverability Existing development Formal public open 1100m Ownership Not confirmed 900m Period Currently operates as busy garage and late-opening shop. 2 flats on existing premises. Not appropriate for re-development. map (not to scale) HP 12
Site ref Area (Ha) 0.1 Dwellings 6 8 HP 13 (380A) Commercial (formerly Kave premises) Western road Existing use Commercial Highway access From Western Road Previously developed? Yes National Park No Planning history None Heritage assets Old commercial buildings; some value Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land Currently developed Primary school 800m Topography Flat Secondary school 4000m + Flood risk No Doctor/Health centre 1000m Impact on views From immediate dwellings Public transport 100m Arboricultural issues No Post office 1000m Ecology issues No Bank 1000m Boundary with built-up Food retail 1000m Deliverability Adjacent dwellings Formal public open 400m Ownership Previous interest expressed by owner 1200m Period Sensitivity to adjacent dwellings and to historic value of existing buildings. Not to be considered as a strategic site in Neighbourhood Plan process. map (not to scale)
Site ref HP 14 (MSDC 35) Area (Ha) 1.15 Dwellings Chalkers Lane north Chalkers Lane 35 (proposed by developer) Existing use Fallow, occasional fun fair Highway access From Chalkers Lane Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history None Heritage assets No Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land Not known Primary school 1100m Topography flat Secondary school 4000m + Flood risk Stream on north boundary Doctor/Health centre 1500m Impact on views From north Public transport 100m Arboricultural issues None known Post office 1500m Ecology issues Watercourse on north boundary Bank 1500m Boundary with built-up Food retail 1500m Deliverability Partial, on west side Formal public open 1600m Ownership Developer owned 300m Period Edge of existing built-up ; Extends built-up, long distance to services. To be considered as a strategic site as part of Neighbourhood Plan process. map (not to scale) HP 14
Site ref HP 15 (MSDC 35A) Area (Ha) C 3 Dwellings C 70 Chalkers Lane south Chalkers Lane Existing use Fallow, occasional fun fair Highway access From Chalkers Lane Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history None Heritage assets No Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land Not known Primary school 1100m Topography flat Secondary school 4000m + Flood risk No Doctor/Health centre 1500m Impact on views From north Public transport 100m Arboricultural issues None known Post office 1500m Ecology issues Stream on east boundary Bank 1500m Boundary with built-up Food retail 1500m Deliverability Partial, on west side Formal public open 1600m Ownership To be determined; concerns about ownership 300m Period Edge of existing built-up ; Concerns about deliverability. Not suitable for inclusion in Neighbourhood Plan. map (not to scale) HP 15
Site ref HP 16 (MSDC 35A) Area (Ha) Dwellings 2 Church Fields, Brighton Road Brighton Existing use None Highway access From Brighton Road Previously developed? No National Park 200m Planning history None Heritage assets No Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land Not known Primary school 400m Topography Steep slope Secondary school 4000m + Flood risk No Doctor/Health centre 400m Impact on views From south, National Park Public transport 100m Arboricultural issues None known Post office 400m Ecology issues None known Bank 400m Boundary with built-up Food retail 400m Deliverability Partial, on north side Formal public open 800m Ownership Owner promoting for development 400m Period Edge of existing built-up ; Concerns about highway access. Not to be considered as a strategic site in Neighbourhood Plan. map (not to scale) HP 16
Site ref Area (Ha) C 1.0 HP 17 (S001) Dwellings Up to 30 Chalkers Lane/Danworth Lane Chalkers Lane/Danworth Lane Existing use Agriculture Highway access Chalkers Lane Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history None Heritage assets No Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land Not known Primary school 1500m Topography Flat Secondary school 4000+ Flood risk No Doctor/Health centre 1500 Impact on views From all sides Public transport 300 Arboricultural issues None known Post office 1500 Ecology issues None known Bank 1500 Boundary with built-up Food retail 1500 Deliverability One side Formal public open 1200 Ownership 1800 Period Outside built-up ; proximity to Hurstpierpoint college listed buildings. Not suitable for inclusion in Neighbourhood Plan. map (not to scale) HP 17
Site ref Area (Ha) 0.28 Dwellings 8-10 HP 18 (S002) Old Telephone Exchange + land Cuckfield road Existing use Commercial building + Highway access From cuckfield road redundant land Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history None Heritage assets No Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land None known Primary school 200m Topography Flat Secondary school 3000 + Flood risk No Doctor/Health centre 300 Impact on views No Public transport 100 Arboricultural issues To be assessed Post office 300 Ecology issues Trees present Bank 300 Boundary with built-up Food retail 300 Deliverability All sides Formal public open 600 Ownership HPSCPC + private 300 Period Would require demolition of former telephone exchange building, currently used as warehouse. Not a strategic site to be considered as part of Neighbourhood Plan process. map (not to scale)
Site ref Area (Ha) 0.1 Dwellings 2 HP 19 (S003) Beeches Pitt Road Existing use Redundant house Highway access Pitt road Previously developed? Yes National Park 100m Planning history Permission refused for 3 dwellings 2011 Heritage assets Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land No Primary school 200m Topography Flat Secondary school 3000+ Flood risk No Doctor/Health centre 100 Impact on views Immediate Public transport 100 Arboricultural issues No Post office 100 Ecology issues No no Bank 100 Boundary with built-up Food retail 100 Deliverability Three sides Formal public open 1000m Ownership Owner promoting 100m Period Appropriate for small scale development. In conservation. Not a strategic site to be considered as part of Neighbourhood Plan process. map (not to scale)
Site ref HP 20 (S004) Turrets Area (Ha) C 5.0 Malthouse Lane Dwellings Up to 50 Existing use Agriculture Highway access Jane Murry Way/ Malthouse Lane Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history None Heritage assets no Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land No Primary school 1500 Topography Flat Secondary school 1500 Flood risk Stream on north boundary Doctor/Health centre 1500 Impact on views On all sides Public transport 100 Arboricultural issues Not known Post office 1500 Ecology issues Stream and trees present Bank 1500 Boundary with built-up Food retail 1000 Deliverability No Formal public open 1500m Ownership Promoted by owner 100 Period Outside built-up. Proximity to Green Crescent informal open. Imposes on views and countryside. Not to be included in Neighbourhood Plan. map (not to scale) HP 20
Site ref HP 21 (MSDC 491) Area (Ha) Dwellings 10 White Horse Lodge Furzeland Way Existing use Agriculture Highway access From furzeland (Private road?) Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history Heritage assets No Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land No Primary school 1500m Topography Flat Secondary school 3000m + Flood risk Stream to south boundary Doctor/Health centre 3000m + Impact on views From south Public transport 100m Arboricultural issues No Post office 3000m + Ecology issues Stream and pond in close proximity Bank 3000m + Boundary with built-up Food retail 3000m + Deliverability North side Formal public open 500m Ownership Owner promoting site 400m Period Extends built-up to couth. Does not contribute to creating a focus to village. Concerns about highway access. map (not to scale) HP 21
Site ref HP 22 Area (Ha) Sayers Green Reeds Lane Dwellings Up to 120 Existing use Agriculture Highway access London road Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history Planning application for 120 dwellings withdrawn 2011. Heritage assets Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land No Primary school 1500 Topography Flat Secondary school 3000+ Flood risk Localised ponding Doctor/Health centre 3000 Impact on views From immediate boundaries Public transport 100 Arboricultural issues Not significant Post office 3000 Ecology issues Stream and ponds in close proximity No Bank 3000 Boundary with built-up Food retail 3000 Deliverability To east side Formal public open 200 Ownership Owner promoting site. 100 Period Scale of development should be in proportion to needs of the village. Significant localised drainage concerns. map (not to scale) HP 22
Site ref Area (Ha) Dwellings 10 HP 23 (491A) Coombe Down London Road Existing use Agriculture Highway access London road Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history Consultation on use a Rural Exception site Heritage assets Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land No Primary school 1500 Topography Flat Secondary school 3000+ Flood risk Stream to north boundary Doctor/Health centre 3000 Impact on views From immediate boundaries Public transport 100 Arboricultural issues Not significant Post office 3000 Ecology issues Stream and pond present No Bank 3000 Boundary with built-up Food retail 3000 Deliverability To east side Formal public open 200 Ownership Owner promoting site. 100 Period Extends built-up. Does not contribute to focus of village. map (not to scale) HP 23
Site ref HP 24 (491) Area (Ha) 0.6 White Oaks London road Dwellings Up to 8 Existing use Dwellings/garden Highway access London road Previously developed? No National Park No Planning history No Heritage assets No Access to services Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land Primary school 1500 Topography Flat Secondary school 3000+ Flood risk Localised ponding Doctor/Health centre 3000 Impact on views From immediate boundaries Public transport 100 Arboricultural issues Trees present Post office 3000 Ecology issues None known Bank 3000 Boundary with built-up Food retail 3000 Deliverability Three sides Formal public open 200 Ownership Owner promoting site. 100 Period Established existing dwellings; tree cover. map (not to scale) HP 24
Site ref Area (Ha) 0.66 Dwellings 10-15 HP 25 (MSDC582) Hurst Wickham Barn College Lane Existing use Paddock Highway access From College Lane Previously developed? No National Park 100m to south Planning history None Heritage assets None known Access to services Distance (m) Contaminated land None known Primary school 1200 Topography Gently sloping Secondary school 3000+ Flood risk None known Doctor/Health centre 1200 Impact on views Significant from north; site slopes up to ridge at southern end Public transport 200 Arboricultural issues None known Post office 1200 Ecology issues None known Bank 1200 Boundary with built-up Food retail 1200 Deliverability Partial, onto long back gardens in College Lane to west. Formal public open 1500 Ownership Not actively promoted. 1200 Period Takes built up to Parish boundary; risk of coalescence with Hassocks; significantly impinges on Local Gap; possible coalescence with Hurst Wickham Conservation Area Long distances from services and school. Uncertain availability. Not to be included in Neighbourhood Plan process. map (not to scale) HP 25