Developers want to build homes on Leicestershire garden centre site

by | Jan 14, 2019 | Business, News | 0 comments

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A garden centre and nursery and shops is in line for replacement with nearly 50 homes.
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Developers Cameron Homes want to clear the buildings on the 14 acre priory Nursery Garden Centre in Breedon on the Hill.
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A planning application for 46 homes is being considered by North West Leicestershire District Council.
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A document submitted says: ?The scheme proposes a high quality development of 46 dwellings.
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“This will bring forward housing to meet local needs, including provision for affordable housing.
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“The proposal is of a scale that is proportionate to the size of the settlement. It will not have any adverse affects on highway safety.
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?Proposals will create a high quality development which respects the character of the surrounding area.?
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Villagers have made objections to the plan. This includes concerns that it encroaches onto land to the west of the village.
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Objectors also say the village does not have the facilities to cope with another 46 houses.

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