Site Reference:
Site Name
OS Grid Ref:
Site Postcode
164
Land at Parsonage Farm, Church Road, Farley
422117 129537
SP5 1AW
MAP:
A
Site Use
Site Area
Local Plan Reference (if
applicable)
Current site use:
Previous use:
Capacity Category
0.35ha
None
Topography
Access:
Flood Risk
Public Transport Provision
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Location of nearest
services
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Physical Constraints
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Adjacent land uses
Surrounding Storey Height
Local Plan Policy
constraints
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Timeframe for
development
Current Planning
permission
Relevant Planning History
Estimated dwelling
capacity on site
Known Developer Interest
Suitability for non-housing
development
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Agricultural
Same
Part Brownfield part Greenfield
Site Characteristics
Level
Existing access to the site from Church Road
Site not located within flood risk zone 2 or 3
Site is approximately 30m away from the nearest bus stop which is
served by the number 39 and 614 buses.
Site is close to the village centre which has a shop, pub and post office
Farley is approximately 3.8 miles from Whaddon/ Alderbery and 7.3 miles
from Salisbury
The site has a number of agricultural buildings on it but these are of a
functional appearance and design
Agricultural land and residential
One and two storey
C6 Special Landscape Area
H16 Housing Policy boundary – part of the site is within HPB but most
outside
2011-2016
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None- assume that agriculture is the authorised use
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None
10 @30/ha
Deliverability
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Developability
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Unknown- site put forward by agent on behalf of owner
The site is already used for non-residential purposes however, the village
is remote form services and any employment use is likely to require
commuting to the village
Following an alteration to the HPB the site could be brought forward early
in the plan period as there are few physical constraints
The site is closely related to the village but would extend the village
boundary to the east. The development of this site would have a narrow
road frontage compared to its apparent width. The result would be a
development which ‘jutted’ out into the countryside which may be an
issue in landscape or visual character terms. Farley is a small
settlement which is unlikely to have any significant allocations of land.
Comments:
The form submitted for the SHLAA also identifies land which is within the same ownership as the above.
The landowner has suggested that the area to the north of this site (marked ‘A’ on the map above) should
be removed from the HPB. However this is not the considered essential to the delivery of development of
this site should it be necessary to allocate land in the village.