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- Sites in Wirral Wirral International Business Park, Bromborough
- Former MOD Tank Farm, Old Hall Road
- Conclusion: this 8.1 ha previously-developed site is within an established employment area and provides potential to accommodate strategic B8 development in the short/ medium-term.
Conclusion for XL Business Park: Two vacant plots within the existing Business Park. The site is located close to the M58 with good dual carriageway access via the A5068. The site is considered an attractive location for strategic B8 uses and there are a number of such units at the site. Together the two vacant plots provide 17 ha of land to the supply for strategic B8 use. Both plots are developable in the short term. Sites in Wirral Wirral International Business Park, Bromborough This is Wirral’s premier employment site and accommodates a mix of industrial, warehouse/ distribution, and office uses. There is a particular concentration of manufacturing and warehouse/ distribution activity on the site, and it accommodates a number of larger B8 occupiers. The site is accessed from the A41. Three larger plots of land within the Business Park have been considered herein. The site benefits from good access to the city region’s key route network, and good public transport accessibility. It benefits from a good quality environment. Former MOD Tank Farm, Old Hall Road 
This is an 8.1 ha cleared, previously-developed site, formerly a fuel storage facility. It is flat and accessible from Old Hall Road, which connects to the A41. The site was allocated in the 2000 Unitary Development Plan (Policy EM6) for B1/ B8/ B8 use, and has been vacant for some time. It is owned by Wirral Borough Council with a financial interest from the Homes and Communities Agency. Neighbouring uses are industrial, and there is potential for 24 hour operation. Planning permission was granted for clearance and demolition of the fuel storage facility in December 2005 (DPP/2005/6929) and provision of vehicle access, which has been fully implemented. Conclusion: this 8.1 ha previously-developed site is within an established employment area and provides potential to accommodate strategic B8 development in the short/ medium-term. Centuria Business Park, Stadium Road 
This is an 8.05 ha site, formerly occupied by a chemical factory. The site is substantively overgrown and would require levelling to support redevelopment. It will require significant decontamination before re-use. Although subject to previous consents for B1, B2 and B8 uses, some of which have been implemented, at Georgia Avenue, there is no extant planning permission. The site is allocated for B1/B2/B8 development in the Unitary Development Plan (Policy EM3). Access could be provided through the existing Centuria Business Park (Georgia Avenue) or from Riverbank Road. There is an adjoining parcel of land (1.0 ha in size) on Riverbank Road which is owned by HCA and being marketed for development. The site would not have direct water access but is near to the Bromborough coastline and close to the Mersey Wharf port facility at Dock Road South, which has two operational berths and can handle ships of up to 6,000 tonnes, which is operated by the Victoria Group. A sand landing facility is located to the immediate east, along Riverbank Road. Directory: uploadedfiles -> Documents uploadedfiles -> Corbicula an annotated bibliography 1774 2005 uploadedfiles -> Harold j. Brody, md uploadedfiles -> Kerry B. Dumbaugh uploadedfiles -> Executive Summary uploadedfiles -> Commuter rail operating agreement uploadedfiles -> Board meeting of march 3, 2010 uploadedfiles -> University of north florida facilities inventory validation Download 3.75 Mb. Share with your friends:
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