Site	Ownership	Current Status	Capacity (bedspaces)	Current Deliverability & Defensibility Rating (Red/Amber/Green)	Potential Academic Opening Year (Sept)	Key findings and recommendation
						The scheme must go through a formal planning process and there can be no guarantee at this stage that it will be approved. There is a significant risk of objection from members of the adjoining residential communities. The immediate action for the LPA to assess the submitted planning application against the development plan and other material consideration in order to consider whether it merits their support. It is marked as amber pending that consideration and the determination of the planning application.
19) 88-90 Carmoor Road	Host Student Housing	Application Submitted Nov '22	172	Amber	2025	Requires demolition of nursery and garage to enable redevelopment. Existing PBSA accommodation immediately north west (Brook Hall) and south west (Darbishire House). A proportion of the PBSA units are intended to be the subject of a nomination agreement with the University of Manchester. There would appear to be a good prospect of delivery, should the application be supported. Completion expected 2025 with occupation September 2025 (based on approval of planning application in early 2022). The immediate action is for the LPA to determine the planning application.
20) 466 – 472 Moss Lane East	CS Moss Lane East Limited	Application Submitted Nov '22	207	Amber	2026	The scheme has the support of the University of Manchester (UoM). It would appear from the submitted assessments that Impacts (air quality, daylight and sunlight, noise, ecology and flood risk) are limited or negligible following identified mitigation (where necessary). The site contains a Grade II Listed Building which will be retained and a non-designated heritage asset that will be redeveloped. It is assessed in the application that the public benefits of the scheme will outweigh the harm that removal of the NDHAA will involve.