Discussion
On developments of this size TDC presently has a target that 25% of the build should be Affordable Homes.
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Only time she seems interested is when the news camera's come out and then she is there like a fly to! in my opinion.
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I wonder if there will be any bungalows, or lifetime homes, or wheelchair friendly homes? https://hudsonarchitects.co.uk/news/why-arent-we-building-more-lifetime-homes And then there's the matter of the eco-friendliness (or not!) of future housing developments. I wonder just how 'green' this development will be?
Earlier this year a planning application was submitted to TDC for 4 dwellings to be built in the grounds of 23 Badlake Hill. Lots of objections were forthcoming many citing traffic movement and parking issues. This application has recently been refused. However I note the following: 1) It was refused on the grounds that it would be overdevelopment of the site and that it would create loss of ...