Green light to replace 1970s bungalow with modern apartment building

by Lisa Reeves

Saturday 25^th May 2019

Sat 25^th May 2019

Plans have been approved to demolish a dormer bungalow located within the North Cheshire Green Belt and replace it with apartments.

The site, located at the end of Weston Road, comprises of a vacant detached three bedroom dwelling which was built around 1970.

It will be replaced with a three-storey building of modern design, with one floor being below ground level, containing 3 three-bedroom apartments. Along with 10 parking spaces.

Qdos Development Limited were previously granted planning permission in 2018 to the existing single storey Hyrne House and replace it with a detached 5 bedroom house along with 3 car parking spaces.

Tags:: Planning Applications

Comments

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Roger Bagguley

Sunday 26^th May 2019 at 4:16 pm

Two storeys from the front, three from the river valley. A radical change of view. Not a good decision.

Rick Andrews

Thursday 30^th May 2019 at 10:05 am

Another planning variation to increase value of site and add to number of cars. Has now become a standard tactic. Get permission for 1 property - wait a few months - apply for new scheme with increased units. It seems that there is no longer any challenge from the planning officers and neighbours comments are disregarded.

Marcia McGrail

Friday 31^st May 2019 at 4:10 pm

Yes, Rick - I and many others would agree with you. The planners appear deaf and dumb to the greed and craftiness of developers' rendition of 'if you want a horse, make them think it's only a kitten you are after...'
They will not have to live next to it.