visual and environmental impact. Existing housing to the north of the site is at a level lower than Bell Road. In this respect some existing housing could be partially overlooked at the front of properties but the distance to new housing and potential planting will limit this effect. The site owner has expressed an interest in developing large homes on sizeable plots which does not meet the policy requirement for a mix of mainly smaller dwellings. WN05/ WN19 Warnham Glebe land n/a This site has now been granted planning permission. WN06 Land at Westons Farm -? 0 - + 0 -? 0 - 0 0 This greenfield site is close to the village although not within or adjacent to the BUAB as it is severed from it by the A24. Access would be from A24 at a location with poor alignment and visibility, and a high incidence of traffic accidents. There are some listed buildings on the edge of the site. Warnham village has developed within the constraints of surrounding hills. It is fundamental for development in the village to be sustainable in terms of visual impact: that building should not encroach on the surrounding skyline. This was reinforced by the recent appeal decision at Tuggles Plat. The SHELAA assesses the site as not currently developable. WN07 Land from Knob Hill to A24 - - - + 0 - 0 0 0 0 The site is extensive and incorporates WN03. The site adjoins the village BUAB and hence has potential but the site topography would result in existing properties, including many listed buildings, being overlooked. Significant visual impact of development. Local opposition to the site. SHELAA assesses the site as too large for development on the village boundary. WN08/ WN15 Land at Northlands n/a This site has now been granted planning permission (DC/16/2401). Cottages WN09 Land east of Kingsfold - - - + 0 0 0 0 0 0 This greenfield site is in a rural part of the parish remote from facilities and therefore deemed unsustainable. It is a very extensive tract of land and development would have a significant impact on the landscape, environment. The scale of the potential development is
visual and environmental impact. Existing housing to the north of the site is at a level lower than Bell Road. In this respect some existing housing could be partially overlooked at the front of properties but the distance to new housing and potential planting will limit this effect. The site owner has expressed an interest in developing large homes on sizeable plots which does not meet the policy requirement for a mix of mainly smaller dwellings. WN05/ WN19 Warnham Glebe land n/a This site has now been granted planning permission. WN06 Land at Westons Farm -? 0 - + 0 -? 0 - 0 0 This greenfield site is close to the village although not within or adjacent to the BUAB as it is severed from it by the A24. Access would be from A24 at a location with poor alignment and visibility, and a high incidence of traffic accidents. There are some listed buildings on the edge of the site. Warnham village has developed within the constraints of surrounding hills. It is fundamental for development in the village to be sustainable in terms of visual impact: that building should not encroach on the surrounding skyline. This was reinforced by the recent appeal decision at Tuggles Plat. The SHELAA assesses the site as not currently developable. WN07 Land from Knob Hill to A24 - - - + 0 - 0 0 0 0 The site is extensive and incorporates WN03. The site adjoins the village BUAB and hence has potential but the site topography would result in existing properties, including many listed buildings, being overlooked. Significant visual impact of development. Local opposition to the site. SHELAA assesses the site as too large for development on the village boundary. WN08/ WN15 Land at Northlands Cottages n/a This site has now been granted planning permission (DC/16/2401). WN09 Land east of Kingsfold - - - + 0 0 0 0 0 0 This greenfield site is in a rural part of the parish remote from facilities and therefore deemed unsustainable. It is a very extensive tract of land and development would have a significant impact on the landscape, environment. The scale of the potential development is
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