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InformationTell us what you think about the Publication Draft Local Plan and its supporting information

From 7 November 2016 to 19 December 2016 we are consulting on the Publication Draft of the KirkleesLocal Plan before it is submitted to the government’s Planning Inspectorate to be examined.

The Publication Draft Local Plan documents consist of:

Draft Local Plan – Strategy and PoliciesDraft Local Plan – Allocations and Designations (and associated maps)

The following documents are also available for consultation:

Rejected OptionsSustainability appraisal (including Habitat Regulations Assessment)Community infrastructure levy – Draft Charging ScheduleGreen belt boundary changes

Copies of the consultation documents and maps are available to view on our website atkirklees.gov.uk/localplan and in printed format at the following locations:

Dewsbury Service CentreHuddersfield Customer Service Centre

The Walsh BuildingCivic Centre 3

Town Hall WayMarket Street

DewsburyHuddersfield

WF12 8EEHD1 2YZ

You can also visit a Local Plan Drop-In Session, where we can help you to register your views:

12pm to 8pm, Tuesday 22 NovemberDewsbury Town Hall Reception Room

12pm to 8pm, Tuesday 29 NovemberHuddersfield Town Hall Reception Room

Using the standard form

At this stage, you need to comment on legal compliance and the soundness of the plan. To make it simpler,we ask you to make your comments using our standard form rather than free-form text. The standard formis the Planning Inspector’s preferred format and will assist in the consideration of your comments. Usingthe form to submit your comments also means that you can register your interest in speaking at theExamination in Public if you wish. The Inspector will normally, only invite people who have submitted arepresentation at this stage to speak at the Examination in Public.

How to comment on-line

Our preferred method of completing the standard form is through our online consultation system (Objective).Comments can be made via the following link: www.kirklees.gov.uk/consultplanningpolicy. Please contactus at: [email protected] if you require assistance using the system.

Publication Draft Local Plan - Allocations and Designations

Information

http://www.kirklees.gov.uk/planningpolicyhttp://www.kirklees.gov.uk/consultplanningpolicymailto:[email protected]

How to comment by Email or post

Comments forms and guidance notes are also available to download via our website at:www.kirklees.gov.uk/localplan and should be sent to:

E-mail to: [email protected]

Post to:

Planning Policy GroupPO Box B93Civic Centre 3HuddersfieldHD1 2JR

Please use only one method of reply to avoid duplication of representations. All comments must be receivedby 5pm on 19th December 2016. Comments received after this time, will be recorded as late.

How will we use the information you give us?

Any comments received will be used to help us to improve the way we develop our plans and policies. Wewill take the views and suggestions received through consultations into account when finalising our plans.The information may be used to seek your opinion on future plans and policies appropriate to your interests.Once your comments have been submitted they will be checked and added to the on-line consultationsystem where you will be able to see your comments and those that have been made by others. Your nameand comments will be displayed publicly. Your comments may be disregarded if they are deemed to bedisrespectful, offensive, break the law or link to inappropriate web-sites or contain marketing/salesinformation.

Data Protection Statement

The consultation process requires that you supply personal information about yourself. The purpose forcollecting these details is to help us understand who is contributing to our consultation and so the councilcan keep you informed of the next steps in the process. Personal information the council receives will bestored confidentially within a secure database and will be retained for up to 6 years. Personal informationwill not be retained longer than we need to and, once the retention period is over the council will ensurethat records are either fully anonymised or are securely destroyed. We will not pass on personal details toany third party organisations. Your details will however, be passed to the Planning Inspectorate in orderthat the Planning Inspector can contact you regarding the examination in public. Anonymous representationswill not be accepted.

Next steps

Following the close of the consultation period, we will consider your comments. Once, the council is satisfiedthat the Local Plan meets the relevant tests for its preparation, we will formally submit it to the Governmentfor inspection. At this point an examination in public will take place. Further to the examination in public, itis anticipated that the Local Plan and CIL will be adopted in early 2018.


Information

http://www.kirklees.gov.uk/localplanmailto:[email protected]

Contents

41 Introduction

62 Employment allocations

203 Priority Employment Areas

254 Housing allocations

1645 Mixed use allocations

1786 Town Centre Proposals

2077 Transport

2138 Environmental designations

2209 Historic designations

22810 Mineral allocations

25411 Waste allocations

25912 Land at Storthes Hall

26113 Safeguarded Land

27214 Urban Green Space

30615 Local Green Space

30716 Strategic Green Infrastructure

Appendices

3081 Town Centre Inset Maps

3092 Policies Map


Contents

1 IntroductionPurpose of the document

1.1 This document sets out the council’s proposals for the Kirklees Local Plan. The Kirklees Local Planwill become the main planning policy document for the district. It will set out how much newdevelopment there should be, where it will go and what policies will be necessary to achieve thestrategy. The plan covers the period 2013 – 2031.

1.2 In summary the Local Plan contains:

a vision and strategic objectives for the development of Kirklees up to 2031;a spatial strategy setting out how development will be accommodated across the district reflectingthe distinctiveness of different parts of the district;objectively assessed development needs particularly for housing and employment –specifyingthe number of new homes and jobs to be provided during the plan period;clear policies to guide decisions on planning applications;site allocations showing land to be developed for housing, employment, retail, minerals andwaste and other uses, identified on a policies map;designations showing land to be protected from development and land subject to other policiesin the plan;infrastructure provision – to support the delivery of the proposed development;an indication of how the policies will be delivered and implemented; anda monitoring framework – setting out the performance measures that will show how successfullythe plan’s objectives and proposals are being delivered over time.

1.3 The Local Plan is set out in two parts: part 1 which deals with the spatial strategy and developmentmanagement policies is available to view and comment on as a separate document. Part 2 - allocationsand designations (this document) sets out the allocations and designations included in the Local Plan.

Format of the part 2 document

1.4 The Allocations and Designations section of the Local Plan sets out the different allocations anddesignations that are included, subdivided into different categories and areas depending on theirstrategic nature. For example, Housing, Employment and Mixed Use Allocations are split into relevantSub Areas, whereas Town Centre Proposals are split by relevant centres.

1.5 The policy text has been colour coded for ease of reference:

Orange boxes

Used to identify draft site allocations and key issues/information associated with them

1.6 The Local Plan should be read as a whole, with proposals for development being considered againstrelevant policies depending on the details of the proposal and its location.

1.7 The Local Plan has a policies map which identifies the spatial proposals of the plan including theidentification of site allocations and areas to be safeguarded from development.

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1 Introduction

Why do we need a local plan?

1.8 The government requires all local councils to develop a long-term plan which sets out how and whereland can be developed over the next 15 years, in order to meet the growing needs of local peopleand businesses. The plan will provide a policy framework to:

facilitate the delivery of the right development types, to meet needs, in the right places;prevent un-coordinated development and to refuse development where it is not appropriate anddoes not accord with the plan;provide certainty over the types of applications that are likely to be approved;increase employment opportunities in accordance with the Kirklees Economic Strategy;promote and enhance health and well-being in accordance with the Kirklees Health andWell-beingStrategy;protect and enhance designated areas;facilitate required infrastructure to support new development.

1.9 The council may consider preparing further detailed guidance to support the local plan such as AreaAction Plans (AAPs) or Supplementary Planning Documents (SPDs). The requirement for thesedocuments will be reviewed as the plan progresses and where required, details will be outlined in thecouncil’s Local Development Scheme (LDS).

What will the local plan replace?

1.10 The Kirklees Unitary Development Plan (UDP) (2007) forms the current development plan for Kirklees.Current UDP policies are “saved” and where the UDP conforms to the National Planning PolicyFramework will continue to form the basis for planning decisions until the adoption of the local plan.When adopted, the local plan will replace the UDP.

5Publication Draft Local Plan - Allocations and Designations

1 Introduction

2 Employment allocations2.1 The following chapter provides details of the sites allocated for use as employment in the Local Plan.

These allocations have been set out to meet the employment requirement set out in section 7 of theLocal Plan (Part 1). The reports listed in the site boxes should accompany planning applicationssubmitted on these sites although this is not an exhaustive list.

2.1 Huddersfield Sub-Area

Site E1836

E1836Site no

Land south of Bradley Business Park, Dyson Wood Way, Bradley,Huddersfield

Site address

CouncilOwnership

4.76Gross site area (Ha)

4.33 - Buffer removed from developable area to protect the LocalWildlife Site of Low Fell Greave Wood.

Net site area (Ha)

Constraints Possible presence of unmapped piped/culverted watercourseTraffic generated from site is likely to go though an Air QualityManagement AreaPotential for noise impactPotential for odour impactProximity to a Local Wildlife Site and Wildlife Habitat NetworkSite may contain area of archaeological interest2 former coal mine entrances are present within the sitePart/all of the site is within a High Risk Coal Referral Area

EmploymentProposed allocation

15,155Indicative capacity (sq.m)

Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanFlood Risk AssessmentHydrological Risk AssessmentAir Quality Impact AssessmentNoise assessmentOdour assessmentPredetermination archaeological evaluationHealth Impact AssessmentCoal Mining Risk Assessment

Other site specificconsiderations

This site is owned by Kirklees Council, and as such it could deliverenhanced green infrastructure and offer design and quality of ahigher level



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Residential amenity will need safeguarding through sensitivesiting of buildings and landscape buffer areasDevelopment may need to contribute to improvements to thestrategic road network if committed schemes will not providesufficient capacity.

Site E1837

E1837Site no

Land to the north of H and E Fabrications Ltd, St Andrew's Road,Huddersfield

Site address

CouncilOwnership


1.29Net site area (Ha)

Constraints Part of site is within flood zone 3Sewers cross this sitePotentially contaminated landSite close to Air Quality Management AreaPotential for noise impactPotential for odour impactAir quality issuesSite is close to a listed building / structurePart/all of the site is within a High Risk Coal Referral Area



Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanFlood Risk AssessmentContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Air Quality Impact AssessmentOdour assessmentNoise assessmentHeritage Impact AssessmentHealth Impact AssessmentCoal Mining Risk Assessment


Development proposals for this site will need to ensure thoseelements which contribute to the significance of the Turn BridgeScheduled Monument on Quay Street are not harmedThe site is owned by Kirklees Council, and as such it could deliverenhanced green infrastructure and offer design and quality of ahigher standard




Residential amenity will need safeguarding through sensitivesiting of buildings and landscape buffer areasSite adjoins the Wildlife Habitat NetworkSite adjoins the Core Walking and Cycling Network

2.2 Dewsbury and Mirfield Sub-Area

Site E1899

E1899Site no

Land to the north and east of, 1-3, Greaves Road, DewsburySite address

CouncilOwnership



Constraints Third party land required to achieve sufficient visibility splaysImprovements to the road width along Crackenedge Lane requiredThe provision of a pedestrian footway is required across the sitefrontageA combined / main sewer crosses this siteAir quality issuesPotentially contaminated landPotential for noise impactPotential for odour impact



Reports required Contamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Odour assessmentAir Quality Impact AssessmentNoise assessmentHealth Impact Assessment

Other Site specificconsiderations

This site is owned by Kirklees Council, and as such it could deliverenhanced green infrastructure and offer design and quality of ahigher standardThere is existing sewerage infrastructure crossing the site.Residential amenity will need safeguarding through sensitivesiting of buildings and landscape buffer areasSite is adjacent to the Wildlife Habitat Network




Site E1879

E1879Site no

Land south of, Tilcon Coal Yard, Bretton Street, DewsburySite address

PrivateOwnership


0.83Net site Area (Ha)

Constraints Part of the site is within flood zone 3A combined / main sewer crosses the sitePotentially contaminated landPotential for noise impactPotential for odour impactSite is close to a listed buildingSite is within the Wildlife Habitat Network



Reports required Flood Risk AssessmentContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Odour assessmentNoise assessmentHeritage Impact Assessment


There is existing sewerage infrastructure crossing the site.Bridge over Calder and Hebble is Grade II listed. Developmentproposals need to ensure elements which contribute tosignificance are not harmedResidential amenity will need safeguarding through sensitivesiting of buildings and landscape buffer areas

2.3 Batley and Spen Sub-Area

Site E1873

E1873Site no

Land to the north, Crossroad Commercials Ltd, Pheasant Drive, Birstall,Batley

Site address

PrivateOwnership




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Constraints Potentially contaminated landPotential for noise impactPotential for odour impactSite affected by hazardous installations / pipelinesSite is close to an archaeological sitePart/all of the site is within a High Risk Coal Referral Area



Reports required Transport StatementFlood Risk AssessmentContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Noise assessmentOdour assessmentPredetermination archaeological assessmentCoal Mining Risk Assessment


Residential amenity will need safeguarding through sensitivesiting of buildings and landscape buffer areas

Site E1831

E1831Site no

Land to the north and west of, The Royds, Whitechapel Road,Cleckheaton

Site address

PrivateOwnership



Constraints Site affected by Public Right Of WayThe provision of a combined cycle / footway is required acrossthe site frontageLimited surface water drainage optionsThird party land potentially required to achieve drainage solutionsWatercourse crosses the sitePotentially contaminated landPotential for noise impactPotential for odour impactAir quality issuesSite is within an Air Quality Management AreaSite affected by hazardous installations / pipelines




Site is close to an archaeological siteSite is close to the Wildlife Habitat NetworkPart/all of the site is within a High Risk Coal Referral AreaProtected trees on part of the site



Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanFlood Risk AssessmentSurface water drainage reportContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Noise AssessmentOdour AssessmentAir Quality Impact AssessmentPredetermination archaeological assessmentHealth Impact AssessmentCoal Mining Risk Assessment


A combined cycle/footway is required along the site frontage onWhitehall Road to tie into Spen Valley Greenway. A dedicatedlink to Spen Valley Greenway from inside the site should also beprovided so as to avoid the A58.Landscape character assessment has been undertaken for thissite which should be considered in the development masterplanResidential amenity will need safeguarding through sensitivesiting of buildings and landscape buffer areasDevelopment may need to contribute to improvements to thestrategic road network if committed schemes will not providesufficient capacity.

Site E1985a

E1985aSite no

Former North Bierley Waste Water Treatment Works, Cliff HollinsLane, Cleckheaton

Site address

PrivateOwnership


7.61 - developable area reduced to take account of a Department forTransport highways improvement scheme (M606 and M62), an areaaffected by a hazardous installation inner zone and a buffer for theLocal Wildlife Site.

Net site area (Ha)




Constraints Land to be safeguarded for M62/M606 widening schemeThe access road will require widening into the site as well asimprovements to its junction with Cliffe Hollins LaneAdditional mitigation on wider highway network may be requiredPublic right of way in close proximity to the north of the sitePart of the site is within flood zone 3Surface water issuesPotentially contaminated landPotential for noise impactPotential for odour impactSite affected by hazardous installation / pipelinesProximity to a Local Wildlife SitePart/all of the site is within a High Risk Coal Referral AreaPower lines cross the site



Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanFlood Risk AssessmentSurface water drainage reportContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Air Quality Impact AssessmentNoise assessmentPredetermination archaeological evaluationHealth Impact AssessmentCoal Mining Risk AssessmentLandscape Character Assessment


Enhancements to biodiversity to be consideredPrevention and mitigation to reflect Water Framework DirectiverequirementsResidential amenity will need safeguarding through sensitivesiting of buildings and landscape buffer areasDevelopment may need to contribute to improvements to thestrategic road network if committed schemes will not providesufficient capacity.

Site E1876

E1876Site no

Land to the south east of Spen Valley Industrial Park, BradfordRoad/Rawfolds Way, Cleckheaton

Site address

CouncilOwnership






Constraints Improvements to the PROW along Rawfolds Way requiredPart of site within flood zone 3Surface water issuesA combined / main sewer crosses the sitePotentially contaminated landPotential for noise impactPotential for odour impactPart/all of the site is within a High Risk Coal Referral AreaMine entrances presentSite is within the Wildlife Habitat Network



Reports required Transport StatementFlood Risk AssessmentSurface water drainage reportContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Odour assessmentNoise assessmentHealth Impact AssessmentNoise Assessment - if B2 or B8 uses proposedCoal Mining Risk Assessment


The site is owned by Kirklees Council, and as such it could deliverenhanced green infrastructure and offer design and quality of ahigher standardResidential amenity will need safeguarding through sensitivesiting of buildings and landscape buffer areasLink to Spen Valley Greenway

Site E1832c

E1832cSite no

Land north and west of the Three Nuns Pub and the former CooperBridge Waste Water Treatment Works, Leeds Road, Mirfield

Site address

PrivateOwnership


35.18 - developable area reduced to take account of flood zone 3aiand an area of BAP Priority Habitats and Wildlife Habitat Network

Net site area (Ha)




Constraints Additional mitigation on the wider highway network will be requiredPublic rights of way cross the sitePart of site is within flood zone 3Surface water issuesPotentially contaminated landPotential for noise impactAir quality issuesSite is within an Air Quality Management AreaSite is within the Wildlife Habitat NetworkPart of this site lies within a UK BAP priority habitatSite is close to listed buildingsSite is close to a historic park and gardenPart/all of the site is within a High Risk Coal Referral AreaProtected trees on part of the siteSite affected by hazardous installations / pipelines

EmploymentProposed Allocation

162,187Indicative Capacity (sq.m)

Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanFlood Risk AssessmentSurface water drainage reportContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Air Quality Impact AssessmentNoise assessmentHeritage Impact AssessmentPredetermination archaeological assessmentHealth Impact AssessmentCoal Mining Risk Assessment


This location is identified in the Leeds City Region StrategicEconomic Plan and in the Kirklees Economic Strategy. Proposalsshould indicate how the place shaping strengths, opportunitiesand challenges can be addressed through reference to policiesin the Local Plan.Landscape character assessment has been undertaken for thissite which should be considered in the development masterplanThe setting of designated heritage assets and residential amenitywill need safeguarding through sensitive siting of buildings andlandscape buffer areasDevelopment of this site has the potential for a severe impact onthe Strategic Road Network. Measures will be required to reduceand mitigate that impact. The transport assessment will need todemonstrate that any committed schemes are sufficient to dealwith the additional demand generated by the site. Wherecommitted schemes will not provide sufficient capacity or whereHighways England does not have committed investment,development may need to deliver or contribute to additional



schemes identified by Highways England and included in theInfrastructure Delivery Plan (IDP) or other appropriate schemes.

2.4 Kirklees Rural Sub-Area

Site E2333a

E2333aSite no

Land to the east of, Park Mill, Wakefield Road, Clayton West,Huddersfield,

Site address

PrivateOwnership


14.89 - developable area reduced to take account of Flood zone 3b,an area of BAP Priority Habitat and river stand-off

Net site area (Ha)

Constraints Footway on site frontage requiredPublic right of way crosses the sitePart of site within flood zone 3Surface water issuesA combined sewer crosses the sitePotentially contaminated landPotential for noise impactAir quality issuesPart of this site contains Habitat of Principal ImportancePart of site lies within UK BAP Priority habitatSite in close proximity to Historic Park and GardensSite in close proximity to Scheduled MonumentPart/all of the site is within a High Risk Coal Referral area



Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanFlood Risk AssessmentSurface water drainage reportContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Noise assessmentEcological AssessmentHeritage Impact AssessmentPredetermination archaeological reportCoal Mining Risk Assessment





Landscape character assessment has been undertaken for thissite which should be considered in the development masterplanEnhancements to biodiversity should be consideredResidential amenity will need safeguarding through sensitivesiting of buildings and landscape buffer areas

Site E1829

E1829Site no

Former Brook Motors Playing Fields, New Mill Road, Brockholes,Holmfirth

Site address

PrivateOwnership



Constraints The provision of a pedestrian footway is required across the sitefrontagePart of site within Flood Zone 3Potential for noise impactPotential for odour impactPart of site lies within a UK BAP Priority habitatFormer football pitch



Reports required Transport StatementFlood Risk AssessmentOdour assessmentNoise assessmentHealth Impact Assessment


Prevention and mitigation to reflect Water Framework DirectiverequirementsCompensatory flood storage to be consideredEnhancements to biodiversity to be consideredReplacement playing pitch provision or mitigation measures ofequivalent value will be required to meet local needs havingregard to the most up-to-date evidence for sport and recreationalneedsResidential amenity will need safeguarding through sensitivesiting of buildings and landscape buffer areasSite is adjacent to the Wildlife Habitat Network



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Site E1866

E1866Site no

Land at, Spinksmire Mill, Huddersfield Road , Meltham, HolmfirthSite address

PrivateOwnership

3.82Gross Site area (Ha)

3.24 - area of BAP Priority habitat removed from developable areaNet site area (Ha)

Constraints Public right of way crosses the sitePart of the site is within flood zone 3Surface water issuesPotential for noise impactPotential for odour impactAir quality issuesPart of site lies within a UK BAP Priority habitat



Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanFlood Risk AssessmentSurface water drainage reportOdour assessmentNoise assessmentAir Quality Impact AssessmentAssessment required for presence of habitats that are importantfor off-site foraging by South Pennine Moors SPA qualifying birdspecies (i.e. functionally connected land)


Enhancements to biodiversity to be consideredDe-culverting of the river to be consideredPrevention and mitigation to reflect Water Framework DirectiverequirementsResidential amenity will need safeguarding through sensitivesiting of buildings and landscape buffer areasSite is adjacent to the Wildlife Habitat Network

Site E1900

E1900Site no

Land west of, Honley Business Centre, new Mill Road, HonleySite address

PrivateOwnership





2.20 - area of BAP Priority habitat removed from developable areaand planning permission 2014/93100 taken into account.

Net site area (Ha)

Part of site within flood zone 3Watercourses crossing the site

Constraints



Reports required Transport StatementFlood Risk AssessmentOdour assessmentNoise assessmentAir Quality Impact AssessmentHealth Impact Assessment


Enhancements to biodiversity to be consideredResidential amenity will need safeguarding through sensitivesiting of buildings and landscape buffer areasSite is adjacent to the Wildlife Habitat Network

Site E1871

E1871Site no

Land north-east of, Bottoms Mill, Woodhead Road, Holmfirth,Site address

PrivateOwnership


1.12 - flood zone 3b and Local Wildlife Site buffer removed from thedevelopable area.

Net site area (Ha)

UDP Business and Industry allocation (B3.4) - unused/vacant landExisting use

Constraints Third party land required for accessRight turn lane may be required off Woodhead RoadPublic right of way crosses the sitePart of the site falls within flood zone 3Surface water issuesPotential for noise impactPotential for odour impactAir quality issuesProximity to a Local Wildlife Site






Reports required Flood Risk AssessmentSurface water drainage reportOdour assessmentNoise assessmentAir Quality Impact AssessmentHealth Impact Assessment


Enhancements to biodiversity to be consideredPrevention and mitigation to reflect Water Framework DirectiverequirementsResidential amenity will need safeguarding through sensitivesiting of buildings and landscape buffer areasSite is adjacent to the Wildlife Habitat Network



3 Priority Employment Areas3.1 The following sites, as shown on the Policies Map, are designated as Priority Employment Areas

(PEAs). The following chapter provides details of land identified as being within PEAs. These areashave been set out to meet the requirements of the Safeguarding Employment Land and Premisespolicy.

Batley & Spen

Size (ha)AddressWardRef No.

14.22Grange Road Industrial Estate, Grange Road,Batley

Batley EastB&S1

15.59Grange Road Industrial Estate, Grange Road,Batley

Batley EastB&S2

61.64Oakwell Industrial Park, Centre 27 BusinessPark & Norquest Industrial Park, GelderdRoad, Birstall, Batley

Birstall &Birkenshaw

B&S3

15.40Park Mills & Carr Mils, Bradford Road, Birstall,Batley


B&S4

7.94Flush Mills, Westgate, HeckmondwikeHeckmondwikeB&S5

7.40Spen Vale Street, HeckmondwikeHeckmondwikeB&S6

2.36Ponderosa Park & Beehive Business Park,Smithies Lane, Heckmondwike

HeckmondwikeB&S7

10.39Wellington Mills, Providence Mills, BMKIndustrial Estate, Victoria Spring Business

HeckmondwikeB&S8

Park, Frost Hill & Business Park, HuddersfieldRoad, Heckmondwike

8.46Headlands Road, LiversedgeLiversedge &Gomersal

B&S9

7.98Spen Valley Industrial Park & MiddletonBusiness Park, Rawfolds Way, Cleckheaton

CleckheatonB&S10

11.51Stubs Beck Lane, CleckheatonCleckheatonB&S11

17.66Hunsworth Lane/Riverside Drive, CleckheatonCleckheatonB&S12

2.88Victoria Mills, Bradford Road, CleckheatonCleckheatonB&S13

3.75Station Road, BatleyBatley EastB&S14

0.50Field Head Lane, Birstall, BatleyBirstall &Birkenshaw

B&S15

2.68HowdenClough Industrial Estate, Leeds Road,Birstall, Batley


B&S16



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5.73Rapyal Business Park, Dewsbury Road,Providence Mills, Thornton Street & St PegMills, St Peg Lane, Cleckheaton

CleckheatonB&S17

Table Batley & Spen Priority Employment Areas

Dewsbury & Mirfield


10.14Cannon Way, DewsburyDewsbury SouthD&M1

7.04Huddersfield Road, MirfieldMirfieldD&M2

3.52Lowlands Works, Lowlands Road, MirfieldMirfieldD&M3

3.82Station Road, MirfieldMirfieldD&M4

7.85Steanard Lane, MirfieldMirfieldD&M5

15.35Mill Street East, DewsburyDewsbury SouthD&M6

2.91Bridge Industrial Estate, Mill Street East,Dewsbury

Dewsbury SouthD&M7

10.75Bretton Street Enterprise Centre, DewsburyDewsbury SouthD&M8

10.70Bretton Park Way, DewsburyDewsbury SouthD&M9

3.41Nunbrook Mills, Huddersfield Road, MirfieldMirfieldD&M10

31.56Ravensthorpe Industrial Estate, Ravens IngMills, Calder Wharf Mills, Calder Vale Mills,

Dewsbury WestD&M11

RavensthorpeMills, Netherfield Industrial Park,Netherfield Mill, OaklandsWorks, Branch Mill,Huddersfield Road, Ravensthorpe, Dewsbury

1.73Low Mills Industrial Estate, Low Mill Lane,Ravensthorpe, Dewsbury

Dewsbury WestD&M12

5.22Goods Lane, DewsburyDewsbury EastD&M13

5.25Dewsbury Mills, Thornhill Road, DewsburyDewsbury WestD&M14

14.04Calder Bank Road, DewsburyDewsbury WestD&M15

24.75Shawcross Business Park, DewsburyDewsbury EastD&M16

Table Dewsbury & Mirfield Priority Employment Areas

Huddersfield


57.11Syngenta, Leeds Road, HuddersfieldDaltonHUD1



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1.53Bradley Mills Road, HuddersfieldDaltonHUD2

11.26Pennine Business Park, Dyson Wood Way,Bradley Road, Huddersfield

AshbrowHUD3

2.60Calder Trading Estate, Lower Quarry Road,Huddersfield

AshbrowHUD4

6.25Mama's & Papa's, Colne Bridge Road,Huddersfield

AshbrowHUD5

4.94Station Road, Bradley, HuddersfieldAshbrowHUD6

10.70Bradley Junction Industrial Estate, AshleyIndustrial Estate, Beckview Business Park,Leeds Road, Huddersfield

AshbrowHUD7

15.70Trident Business Park, Leeds Road,Huddersfield

AshbrowHUD8

6.41Ringway Industrial Park, Beck Road,Huddersfield

GreenheadHUD10

8.80Albert Street, Lockwood, HuddersfieldNewsomeHUD11

3.08Queens Mill Industrial Estate, Queens MillRoad, Huddersfield

NewsomeHUD12

4.96Tandem Industrial Estate, Wakefield Road,Huddersfield

AlmondburyHUD13

70.93Leeds Road, HuddersfieldDaltonHUD14

7.78Sliver Street, HuddersfieldDaltonHUD15

30.31St. Andrews Road, HuddersfieldDaltonHUD16

1.66Stoney Battery Road, HuddersfieldGreenheadHUD17

2.14Millgate, HuddersfieldGreenheadHUD18

2.17Manchester Road, HuddersfieldCrosland Moor andNetherton

HUD19

0.79Lindley Moor Road, Ainley Top, HuddersfieldLindleyHUD20

3.82Wellington Mills, Oakes, HuddersfieldLindleyHUD21

2.23Rowley Mills & Magna House, PenistoneRoad, Lepton, Huddersfield

AlmondburyHUD23

8.92St. Thomas Road, HuddersfieldNewsomeHUD24

7.04Queen Street South, HuddersfieldNewsomeHUD25

0.78Paddock Foot/Birkhouse Lane, HuddersfieldGreenheadHUD26



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0.71Commercial Park, Longroyd Bridge,Huddersfield

Crosland Moor andNetherton

HUD27

2.92Park Valley Mills, Meltham Road, Lockwood,Huddersfield

Crosland Moor andNetherton

HUD28

Table Huddersfield Priority Employment Areas

Kirklees Rural


1.56Savile Street, Milnsbridge, HuddersfieldGolcarKR1

2.66The Old Railway Goods Yard, Milnsbridge,Huddersfield

GolcarKR2

3.61Britannia Road, Milnsbridge, HuddersfieldGolcarKR3

2.81Colne Vale Road, Milnsbridge, HuddersfieldGolcarKR4

2.25Radcliffe Road, Milnsbridge HuddersfieldGolcarKR5

1.31Denard Industrial Estate, Tanyard Road,Milnsbrisge, Huddersfield

GolcarKR6

11.87Colne Business Park & Union Mills,Milnsbridge, Huddersfield

GolcarKR7

19.45Meltham Mills, Meltham Mills Road, Meltham,Holmfirth

Holme Valley NorthKR8

5.20Queens Square Business Park, HuddersfieldRoad, Honley, Holmfirth


4.52Thongs Bridge Mills & Pickwick Mills,Thongsbridge, Holmfirth

Holme ValleySouth

KR10

5.18Bottoms Mill, Woodhead Road, Burnlee,Holmfirth

Holme ValleySouth

KR11

14.24Jubilee Way, Grange MoorKirkburtonKR12

2.44Commercial Mills & Upper Mill, Rochter Lane,Slaithwaite

Colne ValleyKR13

1.72Bridge Works Business Park, WoodheadRoad, Honley, Holmfirth


2.58Crossley Mills & Honley Business Centre, NewMill Road, Honley


6.24Hope Bank Works, New Mill Road, Honley,Holmfirth




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1.51Skelmanthorpe Technology Park, StandbackWay, Skelmanthorpe

Denby DaleKR17

15.22Spa Fields Industrial Estate, Spa Fields,Slaithwaite

Colne ValleyKR18

0.80Britannia Mills & Kiln Hill Industrial Estate,Britannia Road, Slaithwaite

Colne ValleyKR19

3.50Lees Mill Lane, SlaithwaiteColne ValleyKR21

1.46Fall Lane, MarsdenColne ValleyKR22

4.33Park Mill, Colliers Way, Clayton WestDenby DaleKR24

3.40Dearne Park, Park Mill Way, Clayton WestDenby DaleKR25

4.52Hartcliffe Mills, Wakefield Road, Denby DaleDenby DaleKR26

1.70Skelmanthorpe Business Park, Elm Street,Skelmanthorpe

Denby DaleKR27

2.89Union Street Business Centre & NortonthorpeIndustrial Estate, Wakefield Road, Scissett

Denby DaleKR28

1.01Albion Mills Business Centre, Miry Lane,Thongsbridge, Holmfirth

Holme ValleySouth

KR30

0.60Ribbledon Dye Works, Dunford Road,Holmfirth

Holme ValleySouth

KR31

Table Kirklees Rural Priority Employment Areas



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4 Housing allocations4.1 The following chapter provides details of the sites allocated for use as housing in the Local Plan.

These allocations have been set out to meet the housing requirement set out in the Local Plan (Part1). This includes a section showing a list of sites allocated specifically for Travellers. The reportslisted in the site boxes should accompany planning applications submitted on these sites althoughthis is not an exhaustive list.

4.1 Huddersfield Sub-Area

Site H31

H31Site no

Land to the north west ofWoodsomeDrive, Fenay Bridge, HuddersfieldSite address

PrivateOwnership



Constraints Noise source near siteSite close to area of archaeological interestPart/all of the site is within a High Risk Coal Referral area

HousingProposed allocation

68 dwellingsIndicative capacity

Reports required Transport StatementContamination report (Phase 1)Air Quality Impact AssessmentLow Emission Travel PlanNoise AssessmentPre-determination archaeological evaluation recommendedFlood Risk AssessmentCoal Mining Risk Assessment

N/AOther site specificconsiderations

Site H2684a

H2684aSite no

Land adjacent Penistone Road/Woodsome Park, LeptonSite address

PrivateOwnership





8.13 - Developable area reduced to retain woodland/remove high floodrisk areas

Net site area (Ha)

Constraints Additional mitigation on the wider highway network will be requiredNoise source near sitePotentially contaminated landSite lies adjacent to UK BAP priority habitatSite lies adjacent to Wildlife Habitat NetworkSite contains area of archaeological interestPart/all of site is within a High Risk Coal Referral areaPart of the site is within a high flood risk area



Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Air quality impact assessmentNoise AssessmentEcological AssessmentPre-determination archaeological evaluationFlood Risk AssessmentCoal Mining Risk Assessment


Access into the site is proposed from a single access off a newlink road which would connect Rowley Lane with a newroundabout junction at Penistone Road / Woodsome Road.This site will allow vehicular and pedestrian access to H2730a.Prevention and mitigation needed to reflect Water FrameworkDirective requirements.No residential development to take place within flood zone 3.

Site H2730a

H2730aSite no

Land to the south east Hermitage Park, LeptonSite address

PrivateOwnership


8.94 - developable area reduced to take account of proximity to LeptonGreat Wood

Net site area (Ha)

Constraints Public right of way crosses the site




Site lies adjacent to Lepton Great Wood Local Wildlife SiteSite contains Habitats of Principal ImportanceProtected trees on part of this siteSite is close to an area of archaeological interestPart/all of site is within a High Risk Coal Referral area



Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanContamination report (Phase 1)Air Quality Impact AssessmentEcological AssessmentHeritage Impact AssessmentPre-determination archaeological evaluationFlood Risk AssessmentCoal Mining Risk Assessment


The primary access to this site will be via adjacent site allocationH2684a to the south with a secondary access via Hermitage Park.

Site layout should provide 20m stand off distance from LeptonGreat Wood and maintain hedgerows and protected trees withinthe site ideally through public open space.

Site H551

H551Site no

Land south of, Holme Avenue, Dalton, HuddersfieldSite address

PrivateOwnership



Constraints Public right of way crosses the site



Reports required Contamination report (Phase 1)





Site H616

H616Site no

Land west of Fenay Bridge Road, Lepton, HuddersfieldSite address

PrivateOwnership



Constraints The provision of a widened pedestrian footway is required acrossthe site frontageNoise source near sitePart/all of site is within High Risk Coal Referral area



Reports required Contamination report (Phase 1)Noise assessmentCoal Mining Risk Assessment


Site H684

H684Site no

Land west of Oak Tree Road, Fenay Bridge, HuddersfieldSite address

PrivateOwnership



Constraints Site access topography issuesThird party land may be required for accessPublic right of way crosses siteNoise source near sitePotentially contaminated landPart/all of site is within High Risk Coal Referral area






Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Noise assessmentFlood Risk AssessmentCoal Mining Risk Assessment


Site may benefit from a surface water drainage masterplan.Access from Thorgrow Close only.

Site H754

H754Site no

Land north west of Forest Road, Almondbury, HuddersfieldSite address

PrivateOwnership



No identified constraintsConstraints



Reports required Contamination report (Phase 1)


Access via Forest Road. Access via Bancroft Avenue wouldrequire 3rd party land to bring existing road upto adoptablestandards.

Site H755

H755Site no

Land north west of Bank End Lane, Dalton, HuddersfieldSite address

PrivateOwnership






No constraints identifiedConstraints



Reports required Contamination report (Phase 1)Flood Risk Assessment


Access to be provided off Bank End Lane.

Site would benefit from a drainage masterplan

Site H1679

H1679Site no

Land north of Fenay Lane, Almondbury, HuddersfieldSite address

CouncilOwnership


7.83 - Area of flood zone 3 and UK BAP priority habitat removed.Net site area (Ha)

Constraints Public right of way crosses the siteNoise source near siteSite includes area of archaeological interestPart of the site is within flood zone 3



Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanAir Quality Impact AssessmentContamination report (Phase 1)Noise assessmentPre-determination archaeological evaluationFlood Risk Assessment


This site is owned by Kirklees Council, and as such it could deliverenhanced affordable housing and green infrastructure and offerdesign and quality that is of a high standard.No residential development to take place in flood zone 3




Site H87

H87Site no

Land west of Lower Quarry Road, Bradley, HuddersfieldSite address

PrivateOwnership



Constraints Site is within an Air Quality Management AreaNoise source near sitePower lines cross the site



Reports required Air Quality Impact AssessmentNoise AssessmentContamination report (Phase 1)Health Impact Assessment


A buffer will be required around overhead power lines within anysite layout.Adjacent to the Wildlife Habitat NetworkLinks required to core cycling network

Site H351

H351Site no

Land north of Bradley Road, Bradley, HuddersfieldSite address

PrivateOwnership



Constraints Two access point are requiredThird party land required for accessAdditional mitigation on the wider highway network may berequiredLimited surface water drainage optionsThird party land required to achieve drainage solutionOdour source near siteNoise source near site




Site is close to listed buildingSite includes an archaeological site



Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanSurface water drainage reportFlood Risk AssessmentContamination report (Phase 1)Odour assessmentAir Quality Impact AssessmentNoise assessmentHeritage Impact AssessmentPre-determination archaeological assessmentHealth Impact Assessment


This site should be considered along with H1747 as part of awider masterplan including having regard to site specificconsiderations listed for H1747.Development may need to contribute to improvements to thestrategic road network if committed schemes will not providesufficient capacity.

Site H519

H519Site no

Land north and west of Gernhill Avenue, Fixby, HuddersfieldSite address

PrivateOwnership



Constraints Two access points requiredAdditional mitigation on wider highway network may be requiredPublic rights of way cross the siteNoise source near siteSite is close to listed buildingSite includes area of archaeological interestSite is in an area that affects the setting of Castle Hill






Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanAir Quality Impact AssessmentLow Emission Travel PlanContamination report (Phase 1)Noise AssessmentPre-determination archaeological assessmentFlood Risk AssessmentHeritage Impact AssessmentHealth Impact Assessment


Development may need to contribute to improvements to thestrategic road network if committed schemes will not providesufficient capacity.

Site H734

H734Site no

Land to the east of Netheroyd Hill Road, Cowcliffe, HuddersfieldSite address

CouncilOwnership



Constraints Public rights of way cover parts of sitePotentially contaminated landSite is adjacent to Habitat of Principal ImportanceSite is adjacent to a UK BAP priority habitatSite is within the Wildlife Habitat Network



Reports required Transport StatementSurface water drainage masterplanAir Quality Impact AssessmentLow Emission Travel PlanContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Flood Risk AssessmentEcological AssessmentHealth Impact Assessment




This site is owned by Kirklees Council, and as such it could deliverenhanced affordable housing and green infrastructure and offerdesign and quality that is of a high standard.Prevention and mitigation needed to reflect Water FrameworkDirective requirements.


Site H809

H809Site no

Land north of Ashbrow Road, Brackenhall, HuddersfieldSite address

CouncilOwnership



Constraints Part of the site contains a Habitat of Principal ImportancePart of the site is within the Wildlife Habitat Network



Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanContamination report (Phase 1)Flood Risk AssessmentHealth Impact Assessment


This site is owned by Kirklees Council, and as such it could deliverenhanced affordable housing and green infrastructure and offerdesign and quality that is of a high standard.Development may need to contribute to improvements to thestrategic road network if committed schemes will not providesufficient capacity.

Site H1647

H1647Site no

Land north of Flint Street, Fartown, HuddersfieldSite address

CouncilOwnership



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Constraints Noise source near sitePotentially contaminated landOdour source near sitePart/all of site is within High Risk Coal Referral area



Reports required Contamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Noise assessmentOdour assessmentFlood Risk AssessmentHealth Impact AssessmentCoal Mining Risk Assessment


This site is owned by Kirklees Council, and as such it could deliverenhanced affordable housing and green infrastructure and offerdesign and quality of a higher standard.

Site H1656

H1656Site no

Land south of St Thomas Gardens, Bradley, HuddersfieldSite address

CouncilOwnership


0.54 - Lowland mixed deciduous woodland around the fringe on southand east boundaries removed from developable area

Net site area (Ha)

Constraints Part/all of site is within a High Risk Coal Referral areaA main sewer crosses this siteThe site contains a multi-use-games area



Reports required Contamination report (Phase 1)Health Impact AssessmentCoal Mining Risk Assessment





This site is owned by Kirklees Council, and as such it could deliverenhanced affordable housing and green infrastructure and offerdesign and quality of a higher standard.Replacement recreation facilities or mitigation measures ofequivalent value will be required to meet local needs havingregard to the most up-to-date evidence for sport and recreationalneeds

Site H1657

H1657Site no

Land north of Deighton Road, DeightonSite address

CouncilOwnership



Unallocated in UDPExisting use

Constraints Noise source near siteSite affected by hazardous installationsPotentially contaminated landPart/all of site is within a High Risk Coal Referral area



Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanAir Quality Impact AssessmentContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Noise assessmentFlood Risk AssessmentCoal Mining Risk AssessmentHealth Impact Assessment


This site is owned by Kirklees Council, and as such it could deliverenhanced affordable housing and green infrastructure and offerdesign and quality of a higher standard.Links required to core cycling network




Site H1747

H1747Site no

Land north of Bradley Road, Bradley, HuddersfieldSite address

CouncilOwnership


50.87 - ponds and buffer area to the north of the site removed fromthe developable area

Net site area (Ha)

Constraints Multiple access points requiredThird party land required for accessAdditional mitigation on the wider highway network may berequiredPublic right of way crosses the siteOrdinary watercourses cross the sitePotentially contaminated landOdour source near siteNoise source near siteAir quality issuesPart of this site is within the Wildlife Habitat NetworkPart of this site contains a Habitat of Principal ImportanceSite is close to listed buildingsPart/all of site within High Risk Coal Referral areaPower lines cross the siteSite is in an area that affects the setting of Castle Hill


1,577 dwellingsIndicative capacity

Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanFlood Risk AssessmentContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Odour assessmentNoise assessmentAir Quality Impact AssessmentEcological AssessmentHeritage Impact AssessmentHealth Impact AssessmentCoal Mining Risk AssessmentAboricultural Survey


Site should be considered along with H351 as part of a widermasterplan.



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This site is owned by Kirklees Council, and as such it could deliverenhanced affordable housing and green infrastructure and offerdesign and quality that is of a high standard.The provision of a new primary school will be required on this siteand secondary school provision either on this site or in the localityshould be considered during the plan period.Early Years and Childcare provision will be required relating tothis allocation.Landscape character assessment has been undertaken for thissite which should be considered in the development masterplan.Where an ecological assessment shows the presence of protectedspecies, this area of the site will be safeguarded fromdevelopment.Consider the opportunities to promote community gardens andallotments.Links required to core cycling network.This site requires the provision of multiple access points and willneed to be carefully phased to ensure it complies with otherpolicies in the Local Plan regarding transport.This development has the potential for a severe adverse impacton the operation of the Strategic Road Network and will requirephysical mitigation measures and travel plans in order to minimisethe impact of the traffic generated. Highways England has anumber of planned improvements to the Strategic Road Networkfunded as part of the government’s Road Investment Strategy(RIS). These schemes will provide additional capacity atcongested locations. Development proposals will need todemonstrate that any committed RIS schemes are sufficient todeal with the additional demand generated by that site. Wherecommitted schemes will not provide sufficient capacity or whereHighways England does not have committed investment, sitesmay need to deliver or contribute to schemes identified in theInfrastructure Delivery Plan or other appropriate schemes.Construction of the site should also be phased to take placefollowing completion of the committed RIS improvements.

Site H94

H94Site no

Land to the west of Henry Frederick Avenue, Netherton, HuddersfieldSite address

PrivateOwnership


3.45 - Buffer zone for Dean Wood Local Wildlife Site to the north,therefore small area removed from developable area

Net site area (Ha)

Constraints Potentially contaminated land




Site is in an area that affects the setting of Castle HillDeanwood Local Wildlife Site lies to the north of the site



Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Flood Risk AssessmentSurface water drainage reportHeritage Impact AssessmentEcological AssessmentHealth Impact Assessment


Access to be gained from Roslyn Avenue.A minimum of 20m buffer will be required to the north of the sitedue to the proximity of Deanwood Local Wildlife Site.Where site is steeper soakaways may not be advisable.Development may need to contribute to improvements to thestrategic road network if committed schemes will not providesufficient capacity.

Site H102

H102Site no

Land to the west of Netherton Moor Road, Netherton, HuddersfieldSite address

PrivateOwnership



Constraints Speed limit would need to be lowered from 60mph to 30mph inthe vicinity of the site access.Pedestrian facilities required within the access arrangementsAdditional mitigation on wider highway network may be requiredDetailed surface water drainage investigation requiredNoise source close to siteOdour source close to siteSite is close to archaeological siteSite is in an area that affects the setting of Castle Hill






Reports required Air Quality Impact AssessmentTransport AssessmentTravel PlanContamination report (Phase 1)Noise assessmentOdour assessmentPre-determination archaeological evaluationFlood Risk AssessmentSurface water drainage reportHeritage Impact AssessmentHealth Impact Assessment


Site layout and design will need to reflect the impact and settingon Castle Hill.Development may need to contribute to improvements to thestrategic road network if committed schemes will not providesufficient capacity.

Site H481

H481Site no

Land north of Blackmoorfoot Road, Crosland Hill, HuddersfieldSite address

PrivateOwnership



Constraints Potentially contaminated landNoise and dust source near the siteSite is close to Listed Buildings



Reports required Transport AssessmentTravel PlanContamination report (Phase 1 and 2)Noise assessmentFlood Risk AssessmentHeritage Impact AssessmentHealth Impact Assessment





Site is located opposite Wellfield quarry.Development may need to contribute to improvements to thestrategic road network if committed schemes will not providesufficient capacity.

Site H660

H660Site no

Land east of Netherton Moor Road, Netherton, HuddersfieldSite address

PrivateOwnership


4.45 - Developable area to take account of ancient woodlandNet site area (Ha)

Constraints Speed limit would need to be lowered from 60mph to 30mph inthe vicinity of the site access.Third party land required to achieve sufficient visibility splaysPedestrian facilities will be required to be incorporated within theaccess arrangementsAdditional mitigation on wider highway network may be requiredSite is next to Wildlife Habitat NetworkNoise source near the siteOdour source near the siteSite is close to archaeological siteSite lies adjacent to the Honley Conservation AreaSite is in an area that affects the setting of Castle Hill



Reports required Contamination report (Phase 1)Noise assessmentOdour assessmentPre-determination archaeological evaluation recommendedFlood Risk AssessmentHeritage Impact AssessmentHealth Impact AssessmentTransport AssessmentTravel Plan


Development may need to contribute to improvements to thestrategic road network if committed schemes will not providesufficient capacity.

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