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Annex 2: Sustainability Appraisals of Sites for Housing, Mixed Use Development, Employment, Retail, Open Space and Recreation, Green Separation, Residential Moorings, a Community Stadium and a Football Stadium

Housing and Mixed Use Developments

Employment and Retail Sites

Open Space and Recreation Sites including a proposal for a Football Stadium at Sawston

Green Separation at Longstanton

Residential Moorings

Parish Council Proposals at Histon & Impington and Cottenham

Cambridge Sub Regional Facilities Review including sites for a Community Stadium

Site Assessments for Edge of Cambridge Sites for Housing, Employment and Mixed Use Developments

Summary Assessments of Sites for Housing, Mixed Use Development, Employment and Retail

Summary of Housing and Mixed Use Assessments

Summary of Employment and Retail Assessments

HOUSING AND MIXED USE

Site Number or Existing Policy Number Settlement

Category of Settlement Site Address Site Size

Site Option Reference

Policy Number Updated

Site 094 Cambridge Edge of Cambridge Land at Fen Road, Cambridge 1.48Site 266 Cambridge Edge of Cambridge Cave Industrial Estate, Chesterton Fen Road, Milton 1.67Site 057 countryside New Settlement Bourn Airfield, Bourn 141.70 5 (I&O 2012) SS/6Site 135 countryside New Settlement Land at Six Mile Bottom 918.22Site 194 countryside New Settlement Land north of A428, Cambourne 164.11Site 231 Waterbeach New Settlement Land north of Waterbeach 558.68 2, 3 & 4 (I&O 2012) SS/5Site 231 (MOD only) Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Land north of Waterbeach (MOD only) 280.20 3 (I&O 2012) Site 231 (built area only) Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Land north of Waterbeach (Built Area Only) 58.15 4 (I&O 2012) Site 238 countryside New Settlement Bourn Airfield, Bourn 141.70 5 (I&O 2012) SS/6

Site 242 Northstowe Northstowe Land north west of B1050, Station Road, Longstanton (Northstowe Reserve) 56.08 1 (I&O 2012)

Site 248 countryside New Settlement Hanley Grange, east of A1301 and west of A11 264.56

Revised in light of comments received on heritage considerations, natural environment designations and biodiversity, townscape and landscape impact, and access to the site, but this does not change the overall conclusion that this is a site with no development potential.

Site 251 Heathfield New Settlement Land at Heathfield (north of Duxford Airfield) 60.11Site 261 Barrington New Settlement Land at Barrington Quarry 402.83Site 265 countryside New Settlement Land to the north of the A428, Cambourne 271.65

Site 273 Northstowe Northstowe Southwell Farm, Station Road, Longstanton (part of Northstowe Reserve) 1.84 1 (I&O 2012) SS/7

Site 274 Northstowe Northstowe Land generally to the north and north east of Northstowe adjoining the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway 200.94

Revised as the promoter has modified the original residential-led submission to include a higher proportion of employment uses within a mixed-use proposal. No change to the overall conclusion.

Site 275 Northstowe Northstowe Old East Goods Yard, Station Road, Oakington 0.59 Updated to include the correct information on the location of the nearest bus stop.

Site 239 Cambourne Rural CentreLand west of Lower Cambourne and the Cambourne Business Park, bounded to the north by the A428 and to the west by the A1198 (Swansley Wood)

150.88 17 (I&O 2012) SS/8

Site 003 Cottenham * Rural Centre The Redlands, Oakington Road, Cottenham 2.87 23 (I&O 2012) Site 021 Cottenham * Rural Centre Land to the rear of 69 High Street, Cottenham 0.76 21 (I&O 2012) Site 054 Cottenham * Rural Centre Land at the rear of 335 High Street, Cottenham 10.00Site 113 Cottenham * Rural Centre Land behind Rampton Road/Oakington Road Cottenham 26.61Site 123 Cottenham * Rural Centre Land off Histon Road, Cottenham 0.83 25 (I&O 2012)

Site 124 Cottenham * Rural Centre Cottenham Sawmills, Cottenham 1.35 27 (I&O 2012)

Revised in light of comments received relating to access to the site and the current use of the site, and also revised information on the education capacity at Cottenham. The overall conclusion has changed from a site with limited development potential to a site with no development potential.

Site 125 Cottenham * Rural Centre Cottenham Sawmills, Cottenham 1.35Site 128 Cottenham * Rural Centre Land at Rampton Road, Cottenham 9.77

Sites submitted during 'Call for Sites' Summer 2011






Site 129 Cottenham * Rural Centre Land south of Ellis Close and East of Oakington Road, Cottenham 4.40 24 (I&O 2012)

Site 234 Cottenham * Rural Centre Land at the junction of Long Drove and Beach Road, Cottenham 1.63Site 241 Cottenham * Rural Centre The Woodyard, Cottenham 1.22Site 260 Cottenham * Rural Centre Land at Oakington Road, Cottenham 4.90 22 (I&O 2012) Site 263 Cottenham * Rural Centre Land to the rear of 34 - 46 Histon Road, Cottenham 1.04 26 (I&O 2012) Site 269 Cottenham * Rural Centre Land adjacent to The Woodyard, Cottenham 1.42

Site 005 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre Land off Cambridge Road, Great Shelford 3.96 18 (I&O 2012)

Site 031 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre The Railway Tavern, Station Road, Great Shelford 0.12

Site 033 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural CentreLand east of Bar Lane, Stapleford (land north east of 34 Bar Lane, Stapleford) 1.91

Site 041 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural CentreLand between Hinton Way & Mingle Lane, Stapleford (land south east of 90-134 Hinton Way, Stapleford) 16.93

Site 139 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre Land east of Bar Lane and South of Gog Magog Way, Stapleford 2.80



Site 145 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre Land at Granhams Farm, Great Shelford 17.54

Site 146 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre Land at Hinton Way, Great Shelford 12.16

Site 149 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre Land at Marfleet Close, Great Shelford 0.82

Site 186 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre Granta Terrace, Stapleford 1.63 20 (I&O 2012)

Site 187 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre 29 - 35 and 32 London Road, Great Shelford 0.55 19 (I&O 2012)

Site 188 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural CentreLand south of Great Shelford Caravan and Camping Club, Cambridge Road, Great Shelford 1.80

Site 205 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre Land north-west of 11 Cambridge Road, Great Shelford 1.41

Site 207 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre Land east of Hinton Way, north of Mingle Lane, Great Shelford 10.04

Site 208 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre Land to the north of Gog Magog Way, Stapleford 0.32

Site 212 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre Land east of Hinton Way, Great Shelford 1.97

Site 253 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre Land at Gog Magog Way / Haverhill Road, Stapleford 0.38

Site 262 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre Land at Hinton Way, Stapleford 1.21

Site 006 Histon & Impington Rural Centre Land off Clay Close Lane, Impington 0.59Site 013 Histon & Impington Rural Centre Land rear of 59 & 61 Cottenham Road, Histon 1.72Site 046 Histon & Impington Rural Centre Land at SCA Packaging Ltd, Villa Road, Impington 2.25 16 (I&O 2012)






Site 053 Histon & Impington Rural Centre Mill Lane, Impington 1.35Site 112 Histon & Impington Rural Centre Land r/o 49-71 Impington Lane, Impington 1.82 14 (I&O 2012) H/1 dSite 114 Histon & Impington Rural Centre Land north of Impington Lane, Impington 1.77 15 (I&O 2012) H/1 dSite 133 Histon & Impington Rural Centre Land at Buxhall Farm, Glebe Way, Histon 12.44 13 (I&O 2012)Site 227 Histon & Impington Rural Centre Land off Villa Road, Histon 6.64Site 023 Sawston Rural Centre Land between 66 & 68 Common Lane, Sawston 0.50 12 (I&O 2012)

Site 044 Sawston Rural Centre Land to south of Mill Lane, Sawston (land south of 106 & 108 Mill Lane, Sawston) 6.57

Site 076 Sawston Rural Centre Land north of Babraham Road, Sawston 3.64 H6 (I&O 2013 part 2)Site 116 Sawston Rural Centre Land Rear of 41 Mill Lane, Sawston 1.59 11 (I&O 2012)Site 126 Sawston Rural Centre Land at Cambridge Road, Sawston 38.14

Site 153 Sawston Rural Centre Land at Former Marley Tiles Site, Dales Manor Business Park, Sawston 3.56 6 (I&O 2012)

Site 154 Sawston Rural Centre Land at Grove Road / West Way, Dales Manor Business Park, Sawston 5.19 7 (I&O 2012)

Site 178 Sawston Rural Centre Land east of Sawston 17.21 9 (I&O 2012) H/1 cSite 230 Sawston Rural Centre Mill Lane, Sawston 1.48 10 (I&O 2012)

Site 252 Sawston Rural Centre Land north east of Cambridge Road (south east of Sewage Treatment Works and north west of Woodland Road), Sawston 8.62

Site 258 Sawston Rural Centre Land south of Babraham Road, Sawston 4.63 8 (I&O 2012) H/1 cSite 059 Bassingbourn * Minor Rural Centre North End & Elbourne Way, Bassingbourn 2.80Site 066 Bassingbourn * Minor Rural Centre Land off the Causeway, Bassingbourn 1.03Site 078 Bassingbourn * Minor Rural Centre Land between South End & Spring Lane, Bassingbourn 2.12 39 (I&O 2012) Site 085 Bassingbourn * Minor Rural Centre Next to Walnut Tree Close, North End, Bassingbourn 3.14 37 (I&O 2012) Site 219 Bassingbourn * Minor Rural Centre Land north of Elbourn Way, Bassingbourn 5.31 38 (I&O 2012)

Site 220 Bassingbourn * Minor Rural Centre Land south of Poplar Farm Close & north of Brook Road, Bassingbourn 0.51

Site 291 Bassingbourn * Minor Rural Centre Land opposite 68 Spring Lane, Bassingbourn 0.61Site 004 Comberton * Minor Rural Centre Land adj (north) to 69 Long Road, Comberton 0.32 42 (I&O 2012) Site 079 Comberton * Minor Rural Centre 40 - 48 West Street, Comberton 1.42Site 080 Comberton * Minor Rural Centre 50 - 54 West Street, Comberton 0.89Site 087 Comberton * Minor Rural Centre Land to the rear of 42 Swaynes Lane, Comberton 0.66Site 088 Comberton * Minor Rural Centre Land south and east of 42 Swaynes Lane, Comberton 2.24

Site 110 Comberton * Minor Rural Centre Land to the west of Birdlines, Manor Farm, Comberton 6.00 44 (I&O 2012)

Revised in light of comments received relating to access to the site. The overall conclusion has changed from a site with limited development potential to a site with no development potential.

Site 158 Comberton * Minor Rural Centre Land off Long Road (south of Branch Road), Comberton 5.71 41 (I&O 2012) Site 181 Comberton * Minor Rural Centre Land to the West of Green End, Comberton 6.02

Site 255 Comberton * Minor Rural Centre Land to the East of Bush Close, Comberton 4.83 43 (I&O 2012)

Revised in light of comments received relating to access to the site. The overall conclusion has changed from a site with limited development potential to a site with no development potential.

Site 093 Gamlingay Minor Rural Centre Land at Mill Road, Gamlingay 1.18 34 (I&O 2012) Site 117 Gamlingay Minor Rural Centre Green End Industrial Estate, Green End, Gamlingay 4.09 33 (I&O 2012) H/1 f






Site 168 Gamlingay Minor Rural Centre Land off Green Acres, Gamlingay (land west of 65 & 67 Greenacres, Gamlingay) 4.64

Site 170 Gamlingay Minor Rural Centre Land off Green Acres, Gamlingay (land west of 1, 11, 27 & 35 Greenacres, Gamlingay) 1.88

Site 171 Gamlingay Minor Rural Centre Land off Grays Road, Gamlingay 4.32 32 (I&O 2012) Site 172 Gamlingay Minor Rural Centre Land rear of Merton Farm, Gamlingay 1.24Site 173 Gamlingay Minor Rural Centre Land off Honey Hill, Gamlingay 4.51Site 174 Gamlingay Minor Rural Centre Land off Green End, Gamlingay 1.52Site 018 Girton * Minor Rural Centre Town End, Duck End, Girton 0.37Site 143 Girton * Minor Rural Centre Land at Cockerton Road, Girton 0.63 40 (I&O 2012) Site 144 Girton * Minor Rural Centre Land at Dodford Lane / High Street, Girton 3.50Site 177 Girton * Minor Rural Centre Land off Oakington Road, Girton 3.12Site 203 Girton * Minor Rural Centre Land off Duck End, Girton 3.41Site 240 Girton * Minor Rural Centre Land at Littleton House, High Street, Girton 2.58

Site 037 Fulbourn * Minor Rural Centre Land at Fulbourn Old Drift (south of Cambridge Road and north of Shelford Road), Fulbourn 76.78

Site 038 Fulbourn * Minor Rural Centre Land north of Cambridge Road, Fulbourn 11.08Site 074 Fulbourn * Minor Rural Centre Land off Station Road, Fulbourn 12.41 28 (I&O 2012) Site 108 Fulbourn * Minor Rural Centre Land south of Hinton Road, Fulbourn 3.48Site 109 Fulbourn * Minor Rural Centre Land to the South of Fulbourn Old Drift & Hinton Road, Fulbourn 7.42Site 136 Fulbourn * Minor Rural Centre Land at Balsham Road, Fulbourn 2.76Site 162 Fulbourn * Minor Rural Centre Land between Teversham Road and Cow Lane, Fulbourn 6.14Site 213 Fulbourn * Minor Rural Centre Land at east of Court Meadows House, Balsham Road, Fulbourn 13.84Site 214 Fulbourn * Minor Rural Centre Land off Home End, Fulbourn 0.52Site 245 Fulbourn * Minor Rural Centre Bird Farm Field, Cambridge Road, Fulbourn 5.67Site 015 Linton Minor Rural Centre 1 Horseheath Road, Linton 0.28

Site 032 Linton Minor Rural Centre Land to south of Horseheath Road, Linton (land south of Wheatsheaf, Horseheath Road, Linton) 3.96

Site 101 Linton Minor Rural Centre Land to the east of Linton (to the north of Tower View and Balsham Road), Linton 18.16

Site 102 Linton Minor Rural Centre Land to the east of Linton (to the east of The Ridgeway and north of Bartlow Road), Linton 1.42

Site 103 Linton Minor Rural Centre Land to the east of Linton (land north of Horseheath Road), Linton 6.53Site 104 Linton Minor Rural Centre Land to the east of Linton (land south of Bartlow Road), Linton 3.68Site 120 Linton Minor Rural Centre Land East of Linton 46.05Site 152 Linton Minor Rural Centre Land east of Station Road, Linton 1.78 29 (I&O 2012) Site 197 Linton Minor Rural Centre Land adjacent to Back Road, Linton 16.73Site 198 Linton Minor Rural Centre Land adjacent to Balsham Road, Linton 3.07Site 199 Linton Minor Rural Centre Land adjacent to Horseheath Road, Linton 6.53

Site 200 Linton Minor Rural Centre Land to the north and south of Long Lane and east of The Grip, Linton 6.48

Site 201 Linton Minor Rural Centre Land north of Cambridge Road, Linton 6.30Site 276 Linton Minor Rural Centre Land adjacent to Paynes Meadow, Linton 0.83Site 130 Melbourn Minor Rural Centre Land to Rear of Victoria Way, off New Road, Melbourn 2.29 31 (I&O 2012) H/1 eSite 176 Melbourn Minor Rural Centre East Farm, Melbourn 2.83 H8 (I&O 2013 part 2)Site 235 Melbourn Minor Rural Centre 36 New Road, Melbourn 0.71 30 (I&O 2012) H/1 eSite 132 Milton * Minor Rural Centre The Former EDF Depot & Training Centre, Ely Road, Milton 8.53 35 (I&O 2012) Site 151 Papworth Everard Minor Rural Centre Papworth Hospital, Papworth Everard 5.23 45 (I&O 2012)






Site 196 Papworth Everard Minor Rural Centre Land to east of Ridgeway and north of Old Pine Way, Papworth Everard 81.77

Site 008 Swavesey * Minor Rural Centre Land adj to 79 Middlewatch, Swavesey 0.26Site 048 Swavesey * Minor Rural Centre The Farm, Boxworth End, Swavesey 1.88Site 049 Swavesey * Minor Rural Centre Land to east of Boxworth End, Swavesey 61.54Site 050 Swavesey * Minor Rural Centre Dairy Farm, 31 Boxworth End, Swavesey 3.55Site 065 Swavesey * Minor Rural Centre Land abutting Fen Drayton Road, Swavesey 7.22Site 071 Swavesey * Minor Rural Centre Land south of Hale Road, Swavesey 10.76Site 083 Swavesey * Minor Rural Centre Land south of Whitton Close & west of Boxworth End, Swavesey 7.65 36 (I&O 2012) Site 169 Swavesey * Minor Rural Centre Land south of Market Street & at Fenwillow Farm, Swavesey 1.09Site 250 Swavesey * Minor Rural Centre Driftwood Farm, Swavesey 1.74Site 287 Swavesey * Minor Rural Centre Land adj to Fen Drayton Road, Swavesey 1.30Site 001 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Land off Lode Avenue, Waterbeach 0.59 51 (I&O 2012) Site 019 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Land adj to 35 Burgess Road, Waterbeach 4.00

Site 043 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Land north of Glebe Road, Waterbeach (land north west of 1 Glebe Road, Waterbeach) 5.35

Site 089 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Cody Road, Waterbeach 1.86 48 (I&O 2012) Site 090 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Burgess Road, Waterbeach 1.14Site 091 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Saberton Close, Waterbeach 1.08Site 142 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Land north of Poorsfield Road, Waterbeach 0.20

Site 155 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre North side of Bannold Road, Waterbeach 1.43 50 (I&O 2012), H9 (I&O 2013 part 2)Site 189 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Land to the west of Cody Road, Waterbeach 1.86 48 (I&O 2012) Site 190 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Land adjacent to Pieces Lane, Waterbeach 1.78

Site 202 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Land off Cambridge Road, Waterbeach 4.81 52 (I&O 2012) Updated to correct a number of errata - these relate to matters which should have been corrected before publication.

Site 206 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Land at Bannold Road and Bannold Drove, Waterbeach 1.77 49 (I&O 2012) Site 270 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Land off Gibson Close, Waterbeach 0.69

Site 045 Willingham Minor Rural Centre Land east of Rockmill End, Willingham (land east of 39-65 Rockmill End, Willingham) 3.41 46 (I&O 2012) H/1 g

Site 047 Willingham Minor Rural Centre Land to the south of Over Road, Willingham 1.84Site 058 Willingham Minor Rural Centre Land South of 77 Station Road, Willingham 0.41Site 157 Willingham Minor Rural Centre Land to the rear of High Street / George Street, Willingham 2.55Site 204 Willingham Minor Rural Centre Land to the rear of Green Street, Willingham 2.60 47 (I&O 2012) Site 259 Willingham Minor Rural Centre Land Adjacent to 15 Priest Lane, Willingham 0.52Site 279 Willingham Minor Rural Centre Land at Black Pit Drove / Rampton Road, Willingham 0.85

Site 034 Balsham Group Village Land west of West Wratting Road, Balsham (land west of Frog Hall, West Wratting Road, Balsham) 1.34

Site 156 Balsham Group Village Balsham Buildings, 7 High Street, Balsham 0.83Site 216 Balsham Group Village Land east of Fox Road, Balsham 5.37Site 236 Balsham Group Village Land at Linton Road, Balsham 1.61Site 280 Balsham Group Village Land behind 10-16 Old House Road, Balsham 1.16Site 012 Barrington Group Village Land between 12 & 22 Shepreth Road, Barrington 0.38Site 215 Barrington Group Village Land north of Glebe Road, Barrington 5.20Site 272 Barrington Group Village Hillside Farm Buildings, Orwell Road, Barrington 0.49Site 222 Barton Group Village Land north of 6-14 Comberton Road, Barton 2.60Site 223 Barton Group Village Land north of 18 Comberton Road, Barton 2.68






Site 224 Barton Group Village Land south of Comberton Road, Barton 9.05Site 225 Barton Group Village Land to west of Cambridge Road and south of New Road, Barton 6.66Site 082 Bourn Group Village Gills Hill Farmyard, Bourn 1.33Site 084 Bourn Group Village 45 High Street, Bourn 0.64Site 010 Caldecote Group Village Rear of 104 West Drive, Caldecote 3.25Site 011 Caldecote Group Village Rear of 10 West Drive, Caldecote 0.81Site 052 Caldecote Group Village 72 and 64A West Drive, Highfields Caldecote 4.74Site 056 Caldecote Group Village Land west of Strympole Way, Highfields Caldecote 7.67Site 243 Caldecote Group Village Land west of Highfields Road & West Drive, Highfields Caldecote 23.70Site 247 Caldecote Group Village Land west of Highfields Road, Highfields Caldecote 12.58Site 277 Caldecote Group Village Land to the rear of 48 - 56 West Drive, Highfields, Caldecote 2.62Site 167 Castle Camps Group Village Land south of Homers Lane & West of High Street, Castle Camps 2.23Site 193 Castle Camps Group Village Bartlow Road, Castle Camps 0.42Site 147 Coton Group Village Land opposite Sadlers Close, Whitwell Way, Coton 0.81Site 148 Coton Group Village Land opposite Silverdale Avenue, Whitwell Way, Coton 5.23Site 281 Coton Group Village Land off Silverdale Close, Coton 3.45Site 070 Dry Drayton Group Village Rear of Searles Meadow, Dry Drayton 1.06Site 081 Dry Drayton Group Village Warrington Farm, Dry Drayton 1.78Site 096 Dry Drayton Group Village Cottons Field, Dry Drayton 1.51Site 086 Duxford Group Village Maarnford Farm, Hunts Road, Duxford 1.66Site 092 Duxford Group Village The Paddock, End of Mangers Lane, Duxford 0.41Site 131 Duxford Group Village Land west and north of Duxford 49.31Site 166 Duxford Group Village Rear of 8 Greenacres, Duxford 1.16Site 286 Duxford Group Village Land adjoining The Green, Duxford 0.81Site 195 Elsworth Group Village Land north and west of Elsworth School, Broad End, Elsworth 1.32Site 022 Eltisley Group Village Land rear of 28 The Green, Eltisley 1.53

Site 035 Eltisley Group Village Land south of St Neots Road, Eltisley (land south and west of St John the Baptist Church, St Neots Road, Eltisley) 2.22

Site 115 Fen Ditton Group Village Blue Lion PH, 2 Horningsea Road, Fen Ditton 0.38Site 064 Fen Drayton Group Village Land behind Ridgeleys Farm House, Fen Drayton 0.75Site 217 Fen Drayton Group Village Land adj to 35 Cootes Lane, Fen Drayton 0.45Site 051 Fowlmere Group Village Manufacturing Site & Turnbrook, Fowlmere 2.22Site 077 Fowlmere Group Village Appleacre Park, London Road, Fowlmere 0.46Site 106 Fowlmere Group Village Land north of London Road, Fowlmere 7.60Site 107 Fowlmere Group Village Land west of High Street, Fowlmere 3.01Site 122 Fowlmere Group Village Land at Top Close, Fowlmere 0.58Site 218 Fowlmere Group Village Land at Triangle Farm, Fowlmere 1.03

Site 229 Fowlmere Group Village Land opposite 30 Pipers Close and between Appleacre Park Caravan site and Lanacre, Fowlmere 0.67

Site 175 Foxton Group Village Moores Farm, Fowlmere Road, Foxton 0.69Site 233 Foxton Group Village Land west of Station Road (north of Burlington Press), Foxton 0.84

Site 027 Great Abington Group Village Land east of Great Abington (land east of 17 Pampisford Road, Great Abington) 15.71

Site 211 Great Abington Group Village Land at Pampisford Road / High Street, Great Abington 3.64Site 293 Great Abington Group Village 104 High Street, Great Abington 0.7

Site 039 Great Wilbraham Group Village Land at Frog End, Great Wilbraham (land north of 22 Frog End, Great Wilbraham) 1.73

Site 073 Great Wilbraham Group Village Land off Toft Lane, Great Wilbraham 0.82






Site 072 Guilden Morden Group Village Land east of Dubbs Knoll Road, Guilden Morden 2.98

Site 075 Guilden Morden Group Village Land fronting Dubbs Knoll Road and north of 33 Dubbs Knoll Road, Guilden Morden 1.16

Site 221 Guilden Morden Group Village Land fronting Trap Road, Guilden Morden 2.10Site 180 Hardwick Group Village Land off St Neots Road, Hardwick 7.04Site 268 Hardwick Group Village Toft Road, Hardwick 3.61Site 030 Harston Group Village 180 High Street, Harston 0.24

Site 118 Harston Group Village Land to the east of Button End and South of Beech Farm Cottages, Harston 0.58

Site 119 Harston Group Village Land to the north of Church Street, Harston 0.72Site 164 Harston Group Village 158 High Street, Harston 0.71Site 226 Harston Group Village Land to the rear of 98 - 102 High Street Harston 2.87Site 228 Harston Group Village Land south of 92 High Street, Harston 4.01Site 288 Harston Group Village Land north of 70 High Street, Harston 0.99Site 289 Harston Group Village Land at and to the rear of 98 - 102 High Street, Harston 1.38Site 150 Haslingfield Group Village Land at River Lane, Haslingfield 3.15Site 163 Haslingfield Group Village Land at Barton Road, Haslingfield 1.80

Site 040 Hauxton Group Village Land north of High Street, Hauxton (land east of 33 High Street, Hauxton) 3.00

Site 192 Hauxton Group Village Land to the east of The Lane, Hauxton 7.70

Site 024 Little Abington Group Village Land north of Bourn Bridge Road (land west of 20 Bourn Bridge Road), Little Abington 9.92

Site 025 Little Abington Group Village Land south of Bourn Bridge Road (land west of 23 Bourn Bridge Road), Little Abington 21.64

Site 026 Little Abington Group Village Land south west of Little Abington (land south west of St Marys Church, Church Lane, Little Abington) 8.28

Site 028 Little Abington Group Village Bancroft Farm, Church Lane, Little Abington 0.42Site 029 Little Abington Group Village Land to east of Bancroft Farm, Church Lane, Little Abington 3.96Site 002 Longstanton Group Village Green End Farm, Longstanton 2.39Site 244 Longstanton Group Village Land West of Over Road, Longstanton 4.08Site 246 Longstanton Group Village Land east of B1050, Longstanton (employment allocation) 6.53Site 257 Longstanton Group Village Land off Clive Hall Drive, Longstanton 0.26Site 282 Longstanton Group Village Land off Hatton Road (B1050), Longstanton 0.26Site 055 Meldreth Group Village Land at Whitecroft Road, Meldreth 0.98Site 100 Meldreth Group Village Land north of Gables Close, Meldreth 1.16

Site 134 Meldreth Group Village Riding School at land adjacent to Meldreth Manor School, Meldreth 1.92

Site 191 Meldreth Group Village Land adjacent to Whitecroft Road, Meldreth 0.67Site 249 Meldreth Group Village Willow Stables, Whitecroft Road, Meldreth 2.23Site 264 Meldreth Group Village 80a High Street, Meldreth 0.30Site 292 Meldreth Group Village Land to the rear of 79 High Street, Meldreth 1.08Site 014 Oakington Group Village Arcadia Gardens, Oakington 0.79Site 067 Oakington Group Village Land at Manor Farm Close, Oakington 2.21Site 095 Oakington Group Village Rear of Arcadia Gardens, Oakington 0.41Site 184 Oakington Group Village Land at Kettles Close, Oakington 0.60Site 185 Oakington Group Village Land at Kettles Close, Oakington 0.60

Site 020 Orwell Group Village Land adjacent to Petersfield Primary School, off Hurdleditch Road, Orwell 3.14






Site 007 Over Group Village Land rear of 38 Mill Road, Over 1.42Site 017 Over Group Village Land off Randalls Lane, Over 1.06Site 097 Over Group Village Land at and to the rear of 16 The Lanes, Over 1.11Site 121 Over Group Village Land fronting to both New Road and Station Road, Over 2.14Site 127 Over Group Village Land at Mill Road, Over 1.59Site 138 Over Group Village Land east of Station Road, Over 0.86Site 165 Over Group Village Land off Meadow Lane, Over 3.12Site 182 Over Group Village Land north of New Road, Over 2.85Site 256 Over Group Village Land at Station Road, Over 1.36Site 290 Over Group Village Land east of Mill Road, Over 2.18Site 209 Steeple Morden Group Village Land north of Bogs Gap Lane, Steeple Morden 0.48Site 237 Steeple Morden Group Village Land east of Hay Street, Steeple Morden 0.33Site 098 Teversham Group Village Land to the east of Cherry Hinton Road, Teversham 8.19Site 099 Teversham Group Village Land to the south of Pembroke Way, Teversham 2.07Site 137 Teversham Group Village Land at Fulbourn Road, Teversham 4.78Site 016 Thriplow Group Village The Grain Store, Lodge Road, Thriplow 1.84Site 062 Thriplow Group Village Land west of Rectory Farm, Middle Street, Thriplow 2.44Site 063 Thriplow Group Village Land east of Farm Lane, Thriplow 4.39Site 009 Whittlesford Group Village Scutches Farm, High Street, Whittlesford 11.39Site 179 Whittlesford Group Village Land west of Whittlesford 23.29Site 210 Whittlesford Group Village Land at the rear of Swanns Corner, Mill Lane, Whittlesford 0.59Site 271 Whittlesford Bridge Group Village Land adj to Station Road and Duxford Road, Whittlesford Bridge 8.07Site 278 Whittlesford Bridge Group Village Highways Agency Depot, Station Road East, Whittlesford Bridge 2.28Site 285 Whittlesford Bridge Group Village Land adj to 83 Moorfield Road, Whittlesford Bridge 0.64

Site 303 Cambourne Rural Centre Cambourne, land at Cambourne 8.08 H1 (I&O 2013 part 2)Site 316 Cottenham * Rural Centre Cottenham, Land to Rear of High Street 7.02

Site 305 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural CentreGreat Shelford, Land east of The Hectare, Walden Way & Hobson Acre 2.81

Site 306 Histon & Impington Rural Centre Histon, Land west of 113 Cottenham Road 2.16Site 308 Histon & Impington Rural Centre Histon, Land at Former Bishops Hardware Store 0.22 H2 (I&O 2013 part 2)Site 310 Sawston Rural Centre Sawston, Dales Manor Business Park 2.06 H3 (I&O 2013 part 2)Site 311 Sawston Rural Centre Sawston, land north of White Field Way 6.6 H4 (I&O 2013 part 2)

Site 312 Sawston Rural Centre Sawston, land at Former Marley Tiles Site, Dales Manor Business Park 10.7 H5 (I&O 2013 part 2) H/1 a

Site 313 Sawston Rural Centre Land north of Babraham Road, Sawston 3.64 H6 (I&O 2013 part 2) H/1 bSite 324 Bassingbourn * Minor Rural Centre Bassingbourn, 2 parcels north of High Street 2.5362

Site 326 Comberton * Minor Rural Centre Comberton, Land at Bennell Farm 6.27 H10 (I&O 2013 part 2) H/1 h

Site 318 Linton Minor Rural Centre Linton, Land to the east of Linton 27.95Site 320 Melbourn Minor Rural Centre Melbourn, land to the east of New Road 9.13 H7 (I&O 2013 part 2)Site 331 Melbourn Minor Rural Centre East Farm 2.83 H8 (I&O 2013 part 2)Site 327 Milton * Minor Rural Centre Milton, Land west of A10 9.54Site 321 Papworth Everard Minor Rural Centre Papworth Everard, land at The Ridgeway 11.12Site 322 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Waterbeach, Land north of Bannold Road 4.01 H9 (I&O 2013 part 2)Site 323 Willingham Minor Rural Centre Willingham, Land north of Rook Grove 2.08

Sites submitted to Issues and Options 2012 consultation at Rural Centres / Minor Rural Centres






Site 330 Great Chesterford Rural Centre Great Chesterford, Land adjacent to Whiteways, Ickleton Road 3.9

Updated to reflect the conclusions on air quality, noise and contaminated land that were included in the site assessment proforma but that were missed from the sustainability appraisal.

Site 334 Cambridge Edge of Cambridge Cambridge, Fen Road 1.74Site 336 Histon & Impington Rural Centre Impington, Land off Lone Tree Avenue 1.37Site 335 Fulbourn * Minor Rural Centre Fulbourn, Land to the rear of 12-18 Teversham Road 0.39Site 337 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Waterbeach, Land adjacent to Bannold Road 6.21Site 338 Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre Waterbeach, Bannold Road 1.42Site 339 Fen Ditton Group Village Fen Ditton, High Ditch Road 2.29

Site 231 (revised site boundary) Waterbeach Minor Rural Centre

Land north of Waterbeach - Revised site boundary as included in Draft Local Plan 3 (I&O 2012) SS/5

Site 238 (revised proposal) Bourn New Settlement

Bourn Airfield, Bourn - Revised proposal as included in Draft Local Plan 141.70 5 (I&O 2012) SS/6

Site 239 (revised site boundary) Cambourne Rural Centre

Land west of Lower Cambourne and the Cambourne Business Park, bounded to the north by the A428 and to the west by the A1198 (Swansley Wood) - Revised site boundary as included in draft Local Plan

77.14 17 (I&O 2012) SS/7

Sites 258 & 178 (revised site boundary) Sawston Rural Centre

Land south of Babraham Road - Revised site boundary as included in draft Local Plan 8 & 9 (2012) H/1

Site 326 (revised proposal) Comberton Group Village

Comberton, Land at Bennell Farm - Revised proposal for housing and other uses as included in draft Local Plan 6.27

H10 (I&O 2013 part 2) H/1

Large Scale Green Belt Development: 4000 dwellings



Policy SP/1 (Site Specific Policies DPD) Cambridge (Orchard Park)

Cambridge Urban Area Orchard Park - remaining land parcels SS/1

Policy SP/2 (Site Specific Policies DPD) & SC298

Cambridge (within parish of Impington) Edge of Cambridge Land between Huntingdon Road and Histon Road - NIAB2 GB6 SS/2

Policy CE/3 (Cambridge East Area Action Plan) - North of Newmarket Road and North of Cherry Hinton

Cambridge (within parishes of Fen Ditton and Teversham)

Edge of Cambridge Land north of Newmarket Road and North of Cherry Hinton SS/3

Policy SP/9 (Site Specific Policies DPD) Fulbourn Minor Rural Centre Fulbourn and Ida Darwin Hospitals E/7

Sites submitted to Issues and Options 2013 consultation at Rural Centres / Minor Rural Centres

Re-Assessments of Sites to take account of Revised Site Boundaries and Proposals

Sites carried forward from the Local Development Framework

Green Belt Site Assumptions for Site Packages Review






Policy SP/10, site 2 (Site Specific Policies DPD) Papworth Everard Minor Rural Centre Papworth Everard West Central H/3

Policy SP/8 (Site Specific Policies DPD) Hauxton Group Village Former Bayer CropScience Site H/2

RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE





R2 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre Land south of Granhams Road, Great Shelford 4.80 R2 (I&O2 part 2) SC/1 h

R3 Great Shelford & Stapleford Rural Centre Land at Grange Field, Church Street, Great Shelford 2.50 R3 (I&O2 part 2) SC/1 e

R1 Histon & Impington Rural Centre Land known as Bypass Farm, West of Cottenham Road, Histon 3.50 R1 (I&O2 part 2) SC/1 gR4 Milton * Minor Rural Centre Land north of Former EDF site, Ely Road 3.10 R4 (I&O2 part 2) SC/1 f

Sawston Rural Centre Football Stadium Proposal Single Issue Consultation 2013

Policy SP/14b (Site Specific Policies DPD) Stapleford Rural Centre Land East of Bar Lane, Stapleford 1.42 SC/1 b

Policy SP/14d (Site Specific Policies DPD) Swavesey * Minor Rural Centre Land north of Recreation Ground 2.16 SC/1 d

Policy SP/14c (Site Specific Policies DPD) Longstanton Group Village Land north of Hattons Road, Longstanton 2.65 SC/1 c

Policy SP/14a (Site Specific Policies DPD) Over Group Village Land East of Recreation Ground, Over 2.19 SC/1 a


Sites submitted to Issues and Options 2012

Sites submitted to Issues and Options 2013

GREEN SEPARATION

Site Number or Existing Policy Number Site Address Site Size



Policy SP/15 (Site Specific Policies DPD) Green separation between Longstanton and Northstowe NH/1


EMPLOYMENT





EM4 Sawston Rural Centre Land to west of Sawston Bypass, Sawston 37.80EM5 Melbourn Minor Rural Centre Land north of Melbourn and south of the A10, Melbourn 33.50EM1 Milton * Minor Rural Centre Land between A14 and Milton, Milton 1.80EM2 Milton * Minor Rural Centre West of the A10 and south of the Park & Ride, Milton 9.50EM3 Bourn Group Village TKA Tallent site, Bourn Airfield, Bourn 9.40 E1 (I&O 2013 part 2) SS/6EM6 & Policy SP/12b (Site Specific Policies DPD)

Pampisford Infill Village West of Eastern Counties Leather, London Road, Pampisford (Residue) 1.90 E/3

RE1 Pampisford Infill Village London Road, Pampisford 2.50RE2 Pampisford Infill Village Sawston Park, Pampisford 1.50

EM7 Swavesey * Minor Rural Centre Land adjoining Buckingway Business Park, Swavesey 2.10EM8 Orwell Group Village Land at Cambridge Road, Orwell 1.30

Policy SP/13b (Site Specific Policies DPD) Papworth Everard Minor Rural Centre Ermine Street South, Papworth Everard (Residue) 2.50 E/4

Policy SP/12a (Site Specific Policies DPD) Longstanton Group Village North of Hattons Road, Longstanton 6.70 E/3

Policy SP/13a (Site Specific Policies DPD) Over Group Village Norman Way, Over (Residue) 1.70 E/4

Sites submitted to Issues and Options 2013 consultation

Sites submitted to Issues and Options 2012 consultation


RESIDENTIAL MOORINGS





CF1 Milton * Minor Rural Centre Proposed Residential Moorings on the River Cam, Chesterton Fen Road 1.00CF1 (I&O2 2013 part

2) H/6

PARISH COUNCIL PROPOSALS





PC1 Histon & Impington Rural Centre Station area proposal, Station Road, Impington 4.60 PC1 (I&O2 2013 part 2) E/8

PC2 Cottenham * Minor Rural Centre Residential led mixed use development and bypass at Cottenham 90.00 PC2 (I&O2 2013 part 2)

COMMUNITY STADIUM SITES

Site Number or Existing Policy Number Ward / Parish Site Address Site Size



Abbey The Abbey Stadium Site, Newmarket Road, Cambridge (existing stadium site only)

Abbey The Abbey Stadium Site, Newmarket Road, Cambridge (including allotments land to the south)CS1

(I&O 2013 part 1)

Cherry Hinton Land East of Norman Way (Blue Circle Site), Coldhams Lane, Cambridge

East Chesterton Cowley Road, Cambridge CS2(I&O 2013 part 1)

Fen Ditton North of Newmarket Road, Cambridge East CS3(I&O 2013 part 1)

Milton Land Between Milton and Impington (Leonard Martin – ‘Union Place’)CS6

(I&O 2013 part 1)

Impington West of Cambridge Road South of the A14, Impington CS4(I&O 2013 part 1)

Trumpington / Haslingfield Land west of Hauxton Road, Trumpington CS5(I&O 2013 part 1)Longstanton / Oakington & Westwick Northstowe

CS7(I&O 2013 part 1)

Waterbeach Waterbeach New Town CS8(I&O 2013 part 1)

Bourn Bourn Airfield New Village CS9(I&O 2013 part 1)


Site Number or Existing Policy Number Broad Location Site Address Site Size



CC930 7 - Land Between Babraham Road and Fulbourn Road Land north of Worts' CausewayGB1

(I&O 2013 part 1)

CC929 7 - Land Between Babraham Road and Fulbourn Road Land South of Worts' CausewayGB2

(I&O 2013 part 1)

CC933 7 - Land Between Babraham Road and Fulbourn Road Fulbourn Road South 1 AmendedGB3

(I&O 2013 part 1)

CC932 7 - Land Between Babraham Road and Fulbourn Road Fulbourn Road West 2GB4

(I&O 2013 part 1)

SC300 7 - Land Between Babraham Road and Fulbourn Road Fulbourn Road EastGB5

(I&O 2013 part 1) E/2

SC298 (part) 10 - Land between Huntingdon Road and Histon Road Land south of the A14 and west of Cambridge RoadGB6

(I&O 2013 part 1) SS/2

SC232 1 - Land North & South Of Barton Road Land North and South of Barton Road

CC927 1 - Land North & South Of Barton Road Barton Road North 2

CC926 1 - Land North & South Of Barton Road Barton Road North 1

CC921 1 - Land North & South Of Barton Road Land North of Barton Road

CC916 1 - Land North & South Of Barton Road Grange Farm

SC299 1 - Land North & South Of Barton Road Land North of Barton Road

CC897 2 - Playing Fields off Grantchester Road Newnham St. Catherines Playing Field Grantchester Road

CC896 2 - Playing Fields off Grantchester Road Newnham Pembroke Playing Field Grantchester Road

CC895 2 - Playing Fields off Grantchester Road Newnham Downing Playing Field Grantchester Road

CC901 2 - Playing Fields off Grantchester Road Newnham Wests Renault RUFC Grantchester Road

CC924 3 - Land West Of Trumpington Road Land West of Trumpington Road

CC928 3 - Land West Of Trumpington Road Trumpington Road West Amended

SC68 4 - Hauxton Road Land west of Hauxton Road, Trumpington

CC914b 4 - Hauxton Road Land west of Hauxton Road, Trumpington

CC914a 4 - Hauxton Road Land west of Hauxton Road, Trumpington

SC69 4 - Hauxton Road Land west of Hauxton Road, Trumpington


Site Number or Existing Policy Number Broad Location Site Address Site Size



SC294 (a small part of site SC105) 5 - Land south of Addenbrooke’s Road Land East of Hauxton Road

SC105 (also see CC878) 5 - Land south of Addenbrooke’s Road Land to the south of Addenbrooke's Road, Cambridge

CC904 5 - Land south of Addenbrooke’s Road Land East of Hauxton Road

CC878 5 - Land south of Addenbrooke’s Road Land East of Hauxton Road

SC295 6 - Land south of Addenbrooke’s Road Land East of Hauxton Road

CC925 6 - Land South of Addenbrookes and Southwest of Babraham Road Land South of Addenbrookes and Southwest of Babraham Road

SC283 7 - Land between Babraham Road and Fulbourn Road Land south of Cambridge Road Fulbourn, Cambridge

SC111 7 - Land between Babraham Road and Fulbourn Road Land south of Cambridge Road Fulbourn, Cambridge

CC931 7 - Land between Babraham Road and Fulbourn Road Fulbourn Road South 1

CC911 7 - Land between Babraham Road and Fulbourn Road

Cambridge South East-Land south Fulbourn Road r/o Peterhouse Technology Park extending south & west of Beechwood on Worts Causeway, land west of Babraham P&R

SC284 7 - Land between Babraham Road and Fulbourn Road Land south of Worts Causeway, Cambridge

SC296 8 - Land east of Gazelle Way Land east of Gazelle Way

SC161 9 - Fen Ditton High Street, Fen Ditton

SC160 9 - Fen Ditton Land at Fen Ditton (east of Ditton Lane)

SC159 9 - Fen Ditton Land at Fen Ditton (west of Ditton Lane)

SC061 9 - Fen Ditton Land off High Ditch Road, Fen Ditton

SC060 9 - Fen Ditton Land south of Shepherds Close, Fen Ditton

SC036 9 - Fen Ditton Land east of Horningsea Road, Fen Ditton (land south and east of 42 Horningsea Road, Fen Ditton)

SC254 9 - Fen Ditton Land between 12 and 28 Horningsea Road, Fen Ditton

SC298 (part) 10 - Land between Huntingdon Road and Histon Road Land south of the A14 and west of Cambridge Road

Site No.AddressLocation Waterbeach

Category of siteSite area 0.59

Theme

Sustainability Objective

Decision Making Criteria Score Notes

Will it use land that has been previously developed?

0 No previously developed land.

Will it use land efficiently?Will it protect and enhance the best and most versatile agricultural land?

0 Development would not affect best and most versatile agricultural land (Grades 1 and 2).

Will it avoid the sterilisation of economic mineral reserves? Will it minimise the degradation/loss of soils due to new development’

0 A small part of the site is within an area designated in the Minerals and Waste LDF but development would not have a negative impact.

Minimise waste production and support the reuse and recycling of waste products

Will it encourage reduction in household waste, and increase waste recovery and recycling?

Will it maintain or improve air quality? 0

Development unlikely to impact on air quality. Site lies in an area where air quality acceptable.

Minimise, and where possible improve on, unacceptable levels of noise, light pollution, odour and vibration?

- / ---

Development should be compatible with neighbouring uses. The east of the site is bounded by an operational railway line. The impact of existing noise / vibration on any future residential in this area is a material consideration. However it is likely that such railway noise and vibration transport sources can be abated to an acceptable level with careful noise mitigation. Mitigation may require land take, and this is already a very small site. It may reduce the available site below the threshold.

Will it minimise, and where possible address, land contamination?

+ / 0A small part of the site has agricultural buildings, in the north, and may have contaminated land. Potential for minor benefits through remediation of minor contamination.

Will it protect and where possible enhance the quality of the water environment?

0

Assumptions for a neutral impact are that appropriate standards and pollution control measures will achieved through the development process, e.g. as part of Sustainable Drainage Systems (Suds). A majority of the development sites falls within the Waterbeach Level Internal Drainage District, which does not have any capacity to accept any direct discharge into its system above the green field run off rate. All surface water from the site would have to be balanced before it is released into the Boards system. We also have main drains adjacent to the site, therefore any works involving these drains would require the consent of the Board.

Avoid damage to designated sites and protected species

Will it conserve protected species and protect sites designated for nature conservation interest and geodiveristy?

0 No impact on protected sites and species (or impacts could be mitigated).

Maintain and enhance the range and viability of characteristic habitats and species

Will it reduce habitat fragmentation, enhance native species, and help deliver habitat restoration (helping to achieve Biodiversity Action Plan Targets)?

0Assumptions for a neutral impact are that existing features that warrant retention can be retained or appropriate mitigation will be achieved through the development process.

Improve opportunities for people to access and appreciate wildlife and green spaces

Will it improve access to wildlife and green spaces, through delivery and access to green infrastructure?

0

Neutral impact (existing features retained, or appropriate mitigation possible). Assumptions for a neutral impact include that appropriate design and mitigation measures would be achieved through the development process. A footpath runs adjacent to the eastern boundary on the opposite site of the railway line, but this isa very small site and unlikely to improve access for many.

Minimise the irreversible loss of undeveloped land, economic mineral reserves, and productive agricultural holdings and the degradation / loss of soils

Land & Soil Resources

Site 001Land off Lode Avenue, Waterbeach

Minor Rural Centre

Air Quality and Environm

ental Pollution

Improve air quality and minimise or mitigate against sources of environmental pollution

Biodiversity

Will it maintain and enhance the diversity and distinctiveness of landscape character?

-

Minor Negative Impact (Development conflicts with landscape character, minor negative impacts incapable of mitigation) - To the east the village edge comprises enclosed fields and paddocks, with well used footpaths to the banks of the River Cam. The site is a paddock to the rear of a number of residential properties, enclosed by hedgerow and trees, which creates a soft edge to the village. The site is bordered by railway line to the east on a slight embankment but the presence of the railway line to the east does not mean that the village should automatically expand outwards towards it.

Will it maintain and enhance the diversity and distinctiveness of townscape character?

-

Minor Negative Impact (development conflicts with townscape character, minor negative impacts incapable of mitigation) - The site is a paddock to the rear of a number of residential properties, enclosed by hedgerow and trees, which creates a soft edge to the village. Development in this location would create an area of backland development which would not relate well to the existing built form.

Avoid damage to areas and sites designated for their historic interest, and protect their settings.

Will it protect or enhance sites, features or areas of historical, archaeological, or cultural interest (including conservation areas, listed buildings, registered parks and gardens and scheduled monuments)?

-

Minor Negative Impact on historic Assets (incapable of satisfactory mitigation) - Adverse effecton the setting of a Grade II Listed Building due to loss of significant green edge for village on approach from riverside. The tower of St John’s Church provides a distinctive landmark within Waterbeach, being visible from many viewpoints to the east and south of the village. The site is located to the east of the historic village core and to the north east of the site of nationally important Waterbeach Abbey (SAM52). Archaeological potential will require further information but the assumption for a neutral impact is that it is likely appropriate mitigation can be achieved through the development process.

Create places, spaces and buildings that work well, wear well and look good

Will it lead to developments built to a high standard of design and good place making that reflects local character?

Will it support the use of renewable energy resources?

0 Standard requirements for renewables would apply.

Will it promote energy efficiency?

Will it minimise contributions to climate change through sustainable construction practices?

Will it minimise risk to people and property from flooding, and incorporate sustainable drainage measures?

- Flood Zone 2, drainage issues capable of being appropriately addressed. Approximately half the site, on the eastern side, is within Flood Zone 2.

Will it minimise the likely impacts of climate change on the development through appropriate design?

Will it use water in a sustainable manner, and enable and encourage high levels of water efficiency?

Maintain and enhance human health

Will it promote good health, encourage healthy lifestyles, and reduce health inequalities?

Reduce and prevent crime and reduce fear of crime

Will it reduce actual levels of crime, and will it reduce fear of crime?

Minimise impacts on climate change (including greenhouse gas emissions)

Clim

ate Change

Maintain and enhance the diversity and distinctiveness of landscape and townscape characterLandscape, Tow

nscape and Cultural H

eritageReduce vulnerability to future climate change effects

Health

Improve the quantity and quality of publically accessible open space.

Will it increase the quantity and quality of publically accessible open space?

0 Neutral impact (existing features retained or appropriate mitigation). Assumption is standard requirements for open space would apply.

Will it support the provision of a range of housing types and sizes, including affordable and key worker housing, to meet the identified needs of all sectors of the community?Will it provide for housing for the ageing population?Will it provide for the housing accommodation needs of Gypsies and Travellers and Travelling Showpeople?

0 No effect on pitch or plot provision.

Will it improve accessibility to key local services and facilities, including health, education and leisure (shops, post offices, pubs, sports facilities etc?)

0 Minor Rural Centre

Sub-Indicator: Distance to centre +

563m from the centre of the site to a point along Chapel Street. Services and facilities clustered around surrounding area.

Will it improve quality and range of key local services and facilities including health, education and leisure (shops, post offices, pubs etc?)

0 No facilities lost, and no new facilities proposed directly as a result of the development.

Will improve relations between people from different backgrounds or social groups?Will it redress inequalities?Will it increase the ability of people to influence decisions, including ‘hard to reach’ groups?

Encourage and enable the active involvement of local people in community activities

Will it encourage engagement with community activities?


Ensure all groups have access to decent, appropriate and affordable housing

Improve the quality, range and accessibility of services and facilities (e.g. health, transport, education, training, leisure opportunities)

Redress inequalities related to age, disability, gender assignment race, faith, location and income

Inclusive Com

munities - R

edressing inequalities and involving the comm

unityInclusive C

omm

unities - Housing

Will it support business development and enhance competitiveness, enabling provision of high-quality employment land in appropriate locations to meet the needs of businesses, and the workforce?

0 Development would have no effect on employment land or premises.

Will it promote the industries that thrive in the district – the key sectors such as research and development /high tech/ Cambridge university related particularly through the development and expansion of clusters?

Will it protect the shopping hierarchy, supporting the vitality and viability of Cambridge, town, district and local centres?

0Development would have no effect on vitality or viability of existing centres. The indicator is likely to apply particularly to sites which include retail, offices, or leisure uses.

Will it encourage the rural economy and diversification, and support sustainable tourism?Will it contribute to providing a range of employment opportunities, in accessible locations?

+17.88 minutes from site to nearest employment area with 2000+ employees. 12 employment areas with 2000+ employees that can be accessed in less than 30mins - 1.6km walk.

Will it improve the level of investment in key community services and infrastructure, including broadband?

+++ / +

Development can use existing capacity in utilities infrastructure. However, there is insufficient spare mains water capacity within the distribution zone to supply the number of proposed properties which could arise if all the SHLAA sites within the zone were to be developed. The sewerage network is approaching capacity and will require investigation and possibly mitigation.

Will it improve access to education and training, and support provision of skilled employees to the economy?

- Insufficient spare school capacity but potential for improvement to meet needs. Insufficient primary and secondary school capacity.

Improve the efficiency, competitiveness, vitality and adaptability of the local economy.

Help people gain access to satisfying work appropriate to their skills, potential and place of residence

Support appropriate investment in people, places, communications and other infrastructure

Economic Activity

Will it enable shorter journeys, improve modal choice and integration of transport modes to encourage or facilitate the use of modes such as walking, cycling and public transport?

0 Total score of 14.

Sub-indicator: Distance to bus stop / rail station

+ 275m ACF from the centre of the site to the nearest bus stop (196 service).599m ACF from the centre of the site to the nearest bus stop (9 service).

Sub-indicator: Frequency of Public Transport

- 196 service - less than hourly.9 service - Hourly service.

Sub-indicator: Typical Public Transport Journey Time to Cambridge City Centre or Market Town

+ 196 service - 44 Minutes from Waterbeach to Cambridge.9 service - 25 Minutes from Waterbeach to Cambridge.

Sub-indicator: Distance for cycling to City Centre or Market Town

+ 8.56km ACF from the centre of the site to Cambridge Market.

Will it provide safe access to the highway network, where there is available capacity?

-

Minor negative effects incapable of mitigation. Access constraints - The proposed site does not appear to have a direct link to the adopted public highway.The promoter makes reference to a ransom strip to be negotiated by the developer. If this would provide the necessary connection of the site to the public highway then access at the closest point to the western boundary would be acceptable, subject to design. On the whole, the in-fill sites are less likely to present an unacceptable pressure on the A14 given the majority of travel demand will be focused on Cambridge and credible alternatives to car travel could be available.

Will it make the transport network safer for and promote use of non-motorised modes?

0 No impact.

Reduce the need to travel and promote more sustainable transport choices.

Secure appropriate investment and development in transport infrastructure, and ensure the safety of the transport network.

Transport

Site No.AddressLocation Longstanton


Theme




0 The site includes one residential property.


0 Development would not affect best and most versatile agricultural land (Grades 1 and 2).


0 Site not within an area designated in the Minerals and Waste LDF.






-

Development compatible with neighbouring uses. Site close to the B1050 bypass - potential for noise. Some minor to moderate additional road traffic noise generation impact on existing residential due to development related car movements but dependent on location of site entrance.


+ Part of the site was formerly used for farm use and may have contaminated land. Potential for minor benefits through remediation of minor contamination


0Assumptions for a neutral impact are that appropriate standards and pollution control measures will achieved through the development process, e.g. as part of Sustainable Drainage Systems (Suds).









0

Neutral impact (existing features retained, or appropriate mitigation possible). Assumptions for a neutral impact include that appropriate design and mitigation measures would be achieved through the development process. A footpath lies to the south east of the site.

BiodiversityAir Q

uality and Environmental Pollution


Site 002Green End Farm, Longstanton

Group Village




-

Minor Negative Impact (Development conflicts with landscape character, minor negative impacts incapable of mitigation) - The site is an enclosed paddock and filed creating a soft edge to the village. It is located in an exposed location where there is a clear edge to the village. However, it may be possible to integrate somedevelopment if the dense hedgerow were retained.


-

Minor Negative Impact (development conflicts with townscape character, minor negative impacts incapable of mitigation) - The site is an enclosed paddock and filed creating a soft edge to the village. It is located in an exposed location where there is a clear edge to the village. However, it may be possible to integrate somedevelopment if the dense hedgerow were retained.



0

Neutral impact (existing features retained, or appropriate mitigation possible). Archaeological potential will require further information but the assumption for a neutral impact is that it is likely appropriate mitigation can be achieved through the development process.








- 1/4 of site within Flood Zone 3 (or other form of flood risk incapable of appropriate mitigation), but remainder Floos Zone 1.







Health

Landscape, Townscape and C

ultural Heritage

Maintain and enhance the diversity and distinctiveness of landscape and townscape character

Clim

ate Change


Reduce vulnerability to future climate change effects



0 Neutral impact (existing features retained or appropriate mitigation). Assumption is standard requirements for open space would apply.




- Group Village

Sub-Indicator: Distance to centre 0

756m from the centre of the site to a point along Hattons Park, a central point in the village surrounded by services and facilities.


+ New facilities or improved existing facilities are proposed of minor benefit. Proposes contributions towards community centre.




+ New facilities or improved existing facilities are proposed of minor benefit. Proposes contributions towards community centre.

Inclusive Com

munities - H

ousing


Inclusive Com

munities - R


unity







0Development would have no effect on vitality or viability of existing centres. The assumption is that the local centre proposed will only be of a suitable scale to serve needs of new residents and will not impact on other centres.


+17.75 minutes from site to nearest employment area with 2000+ employees. 4 employment areas with 2000+ employees that can be accessed in less than 30mins - 1.6km walk.


+

Minor Utilities Infrastructure improvements required, but constraints can be addressed. There is insufficient spare mains water capacity within the distributionzone to supply the number of proposed properties which could arise if all the SHLAA sites within the zone were to be developed. The WWTW is operating close to capacity and the sewerage network is at capacity and both will require mitigation.


- School capacity not sufficient, but significant issues can be adequately addressed. Insufficient primary and secondary school capacity.Econom

ic Activity





0 Total score of 13.


+ 507m ACF from the centre of the site to the nearest bus stop.


- Hourly Service.


0 33 minutes from Longstanton to Cambridge.


+ 8.65km ACF from the centre of the site to St. Ives Market.


0 / - No capacity constraints identified, safe access can be achieved. A14 cpacity issues.


0 No impact.

Transport



Site No.AddressLocation Cottenham


Theme




0 No previously developed land.


- Minor loss of best and most versatile agricultural land (Grades 1 and 2) - small site but all Grade 1.








-Development compatible with neighbouring uses. Some minor to moderate additional road traffic noise generation impact on existing residential due to development related car movements but dependent on location of site entrance.


+A small part of the site was formerly used for market gardening and may have contaminated land. Potential for minor benefits through remediation of minor contamination.


0Assumptions for a neutral impact are that appropriate standards and pollution control measures will achieved through the development process, e.g. as part of Sustainable Drainage Systems (Suds).









0Neutral impact (existing features retained, or appropriate mitigation possible). Assumptions for a neutral impact include that appropriate design and mitigation measures would be achieved through the development process.


0

Neutral impact (generally compatible, or capable of being made compatible with local landscape character). Assumptions for a neutral impact include that appropriate design and mitigation measures would be achieved through the development process.

Biodiversity

Maintain and enhance the diversity

Air Quality and Environm

ental Pollution


Site 003The Redlands, Oakington Road, Cottenham

Minor Rural Centre




-Minor Negative Impact (development conflicts with townscape character, minor negative impacts incapable of mitigation) - incompatible with linear street pattern characteristic of approach roads into Cottenham.



0

Neutral impact (existing features retained, or appropriate mitigation possible). Archaeological potential will require further information but the assumption for a neutral impact is that it is likely appropriate mitigation can be achieved through the development process.








0 Flood Zone 1 and no drainage issues that cannot be appropriately addressed.



Landscape, Townscape and C

ultural Heritage

and distinctiveness of landscape and townscape character

Clim

ate Change


Reduce vulnerability to future climate change effects







0 Neutral impact (existing features retained or appropriate mitigation).




0 Minor Rural Centre

Sub-Indicator: Distance to centre ---

1,107m from the centre of the site to a point along the High Street / B1049. Services and facilities run a long way along Cottenham High Street









Health

Inclusive Com

munities - H

ousing


Inclusive Com

munities - R


unity





0Development would have no effect on vitality or viability of existing centres. The indicator is likely to apply particularly to sites which include retail, offices, or leisure uses.


+24.68 minutes from site to nearest employment area with 2000+ employees. Only1 employment area with 2000+ employees that can be accessed in less than 30mins - 1.6km walk.


+++ / +

Development can use existing capacity in utilities infrastructure. However, there is insufficient spare mains water capacity within the distribution zone to supply the number of proposed properties which could arise if all the SHLAA sites within the zone were to be developed. The sewerage network is approaching capacity and will require investigation and possibly mitigation.


+ Insufficient spare school capacity but potential for improvement to meet needs. Insufficient secondary school capacity.

Economic Activity





+ Total score of 15.


+ 474m ACF from the centre of the site to the nearest bus stop.


+ 20 Minute Service.


0 37 Minutes from Cottenham to Cambridge.


+ 8.55km ACF from the centre of the site to Cambridge Market.


0

No capacity constraints identified, safe access can be achieved. Assumption is that a fairly large proportion of trips might reasonably be accommodated by the A14, but limitations on the county’s network could result in localised diversionary trips on the A14 and M11 and this in turn may limit the capacity of these routes to accommodate new development. Conversely, these settlements are reasonably likely to be able to be served by public transport or non-motorised modes.


+

The Highway Authority will require new development to provide or contribute to the provision of infrastructure to encourage more sustainable transport links both on and off site. Provision or contribution from this site would result in minor improvement to public transport, walking or cycling facilities.

Transport



Site No.AddressLocation Comberton


Theme




- No previously developed land.


- Minor loss of best and most versatile agricultural land (Grades 1 and 2) - small site but all Grade 2.








0 Development compatible with neighbouring uses.


0 Development not on land likely to be contaminated


0

Development unlikely to affect water quality. Assumptions for a neutral impact are that appropriate standards and pollution control measures will achieved through the development process and will mitigate any impact on groundwater. Almost all of site included within a protection zone.









0Neutral impact (existing features retained, or appropriate mitigation possible). Assumptions for a neutral impact include that appropriate design and mitigation measures would be achieved through the development process.

BiodiversityAir Q

uality and Environmental Pollution


Site 004Land adj (north) to 69 Long Road, Comberton

Group Village




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Neutral impact (generally compatible, or capable of being made compatible with local landscape character). Assumptions for a neutral impact include that appropriate design and mitigation measures would be achieved through the development process. Development would have an adverse impact on Green Belt purposes regarding the setting, scale and character of Comberton by increasing the footprint of the village and so causing a loss of rural character. Development of this site would extend the linear estate housing of Long Road further to the north into open countryside with a strong rural character away from the village centre. Development would have some adverse effect on the landscape setting of Comberton but this is capable of mitigation given the small size of the site and its robust landscaping.


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Neutral impact (generally compatible, or capable of being made compatible with local townscape character). Assumptions for a neutral impact include that

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