289) To take forward Stockport's ambitions and to reflect our ever-changing housing market, work has been undertaken in partnership with key stakeholders to develop a refreshed Housing Plan89. The Housing Plan is the local housing strategy for Stockport and sets out our vision for housing in the area. It sets objectives, targets and policies on how the council intends to manage and deliver its strategic housing role. It provides an overarching framework against which we will consider and formulate other policies on more specific housing issues. The Local Plan will provide delivery mechanisms for some of the Housing Plan's priorities and actions.

1. The following sites are allocated for residential development for the minimum number of homes indicated. The boundaries of these sites are shown on the Policies Map. They each have the potential to deliver a minimum of 100 dwellings in the existing built-up area or 50 dwellings outside the existing built-up area. Overall, they are expected to deliver a total of at least 10,121 homes. Proposals for non-residential development on these sites will be refused. Exceptions may be made where a mixed-use scheme or ancillary uses are proposed, however the proposal must still provide at least the minimum expected dwellings identified.

HOM 2.1 John Street, Hazel Grove (109)

HOM 2.3 Land off Station Road, Reddish (180)

HOM 2.6 Former Cheadle Brickworks (300)

HOM 2.7 Land off Midland Road (350)

HOM 2.8 Land off Adswood Road (168)

HOM 2.9 Cheadle Hulme Station (125)

previously developed land

HOM 2.12 Compstall Mills90 (130)

HOM 2.13 Former Offerton High School (185)

HOM 2.14 Woodford Garden Village Extension (540)

Grey belt

HOM 2.15 Hall Moss Lane (275)

HOM 2.16 High Lane (1,000)