Plans for 470 homes at the Strawberry Fields site expected to get the go-ahead
The proposal is predicted to get the thumbs up when the East Riding of Yorkshire Planning planning committee meets on Thursday, July 8.
The plan, by Keepmoat Homes Ltd for the northern side of Kingsgate, is for 470 dwellings with associated infrastructure, open space, and landscaping following outline planning permission.
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Hide AdThe application was referred to a planning committee meeting following a request from Bridlington Town Council, which strongly recommended refusal of the application.
The town council recommended the application be refused and referred it to a committee meeting to be fully investigated because of the impact of an application of this size on this particular area of Bridlington.
14 objections have also been received by ERYC covering a variety of issues.
The overall mix for this site would include; 138 four bedroom dwellings, 223 three bedroom dwellings, 97 two bedroom dwellings and 12 one bedroom dwellings. Within this, there has been 8 two bedroom bungalows proposed.
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Hide AdA report said: “The amended plans include the submission of a viability appraisal, which demonstrates that it is unviable to provide any affordable housing on the development site.
“However, the applicant has confirmed that affordable housing is to be provided on this site by grant funding from Homes England for the provision of the affordable housing.
“This is because Homes England do not provide funding to developments that have been secured through s106 agreements.
“As such, the applicant still seeks to provide 94 affordable houses within the site, but has provided 0% viability appraisal in order to secure the necessary funding for this.
“The application is in line with the outline planning approval that was previously accepted. The application is therefore recommended for approval with conditions as set out in the report.”