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Aims and Objectives Core scheme. This is the assembly of six key sites. The former Sterne Xxxxx site (4.95 hectares) (purchased by Calderdale Council using YF investment in March 2003); the purchase of land south of the River Calder known as South Bank (7.08 hectares), a former landfill site in the ownership of Calderdale Council (2.1 hectares); an existing local nature reserve adjacent to the landfill site (2.5 hectares); a Council waste recycling centre and storage facility; and the creation of a new local nature reserve (2.16 hectares), On their own, the sites have limited or no development value and as such the sites are unable to be progressed for development due to the need for new infrastructure, decontamination and resolution of several site constraints. The marriage value of the sites, which will be created as a result of Yorkshire Forward’s investment will be significant and will enable this exciting transformational project to come to fruition. Once heads of terms have been agreed with landowners and the whole site assembled in the ownership of The Borough Council of Calderdale, a developer will be procured through competitive dialogue. On selection of the developer, a Development Agreement will be signed and The Borough Council of Calderdale will enter into a joint venture with the developer to deliver the scheme. Whilst the exact end use of the scheme is yet to be determined, GVA Xxxxxxx suggest the following uses, having undertaken detailed sensitivity testing and soft market testing: A scheme which comprises: • industrial and commercial units ; • residential/industrial/commercial development or open space on the landfill site; (dependant on the residual value generated by the private sector; • a new local nature reserve at Xxxxxx Field, south of the River Calder; • maintaining the existing nature reserve adjacent to the landfill site, and • refurbishment/relocation of the waste recycling centre within the scheme. • residential dwellings on the Sterne Xxxxx site; Commercial
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