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  		SHARP update
  		Published: 13/11/2017
SHARP update
天涯社区鈥檚 Community and Enterprise Overview and Scrutiny 
Committee will receive an update of the progress of the Strategic Housing and 
Regeneration Programme (SHARP), when it meets later this month.
The report aims to provide details on the individual schemes being undertaken 
or being considered as part of the programme. The programme is being delivered 
in phases known as 鈥榖atches鈥.  
Batch one consists of Custom House in Connah鈥檚 Quay where 12 new Council homes 
were completed last year.  The construction of a further 92 new homes at the 
Walks in Flint is progressing well 
Batch 2 will deliver 49 new Council properties at:
路 Red Hall, Connah鈥檚 Quay (completed in October this year); 
路 Former garage sites at Maes y Meillion and Heol Y Goron, Leeswood which are 
both scheduled to be completed in early 2018;
路 Ysgol Delyn, Mold will be completed in March 2018;
路 Dairy Site, Connah鈥檚 Quay is planned to start on site in January 2018;
路 Former Melrose Centre, Aston is scheduled to start on site in December 2017.
The third batch consists of the following potential sites at various stages of 
development, and it will deliver a mix of Council, affordable and shared equity 
properties:
路 Maes Gwern, Mold (planning application approved);
路 Ffordd Hiraethog and Ffordd Pandarus, Mostyn;
路 Llys Dewi, Penyffordd (Holywell);
路 Borough Grove, Flint;
路 Former Council Depot, Dobshill;
路 Nant y Gro, Gronant;
路 Former Canton Depot, Bagillt;
路 Llys Alun, Rhydymwyn;
路 Land at Sealand Avenue, Garden City.
These sites could deliver a further 233 properties. This will bring the total 
number of properties to 386 so far.
天涯社区鈥檚 Cabinet Member for Housing, Councillor Bernie 
Attridge, said:
鈥淚 am pleased at the progress that continues to be made in the delivery of 
SHARP. As the demand for social and affordable housing in all our communities 
continues to grow, we must maintain the momentum in our ambitious plans to 
address that demand. We are continuing to press Welsh Government to increase 
天涯社区鈥檚 borrowing cap so that we are able to build more to meet local 
need.  
鈥淭hese new sites are at the heart of our local communities and will potentially 
provide further high quality housing, help sustain those communities and create 
employment opportunities.鈥