Site code	EF014
Address	Land at former Kleeneze site, Ansteys Road, Hanham
Parish	Hanham
Proposed use	Mixed-use
Capacity - homes	Up to 200
Capacity - employment	650m.sq.
Development considerations	Existing landscape features (green infrastructure) must be retained and enhanced, and appropriate buffers between built development established. Appropriate connections into the existing surrounding movement network must be provided. Any development proposals should follow a mixed-use approach, which optimises the site, in accordance with making effective use of land principles and policy. Modern employment/commercial uses must be compatible with residential uses. Site levels should be carefully considered, particularly in relation to access, character, streetscenes and potential impacts on amenity of existing and future residents.
Site / design context	Site location / description The site is located just 100m to the south of Hanham High Street, in a sustainable location. Outline permission is being sought (P21/07602/O) for 200 dwellings and 650m.sq. of employment space.  Landscape Any GI must be enhanced and protected, meeting any requirements for biodiversity Net Gain. Heritage There are very few designated heritage assets in the area, however, two Grade ll listed buildings are located to the north-west of the site, the first being the Maypole pub on Church Road, and No.s 9 and 11 Church Road. Access and connections The plans submitted as part of the planning application identify five vehicular access points; two off Anstey’s Road to the north, two off New Walk to the south, and one off Martin’s Road to the east. This arrangement will allow permeability through the area and connect the site to the High Street just to the north and into surrounding areas. Local character / materials New areas of high-quality public realm and landscaping must be provided, including enhanced pedestrian links to the High Street.

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