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200512 | North Quay leads phased return to work for Corinthian Homes
Submitted by via Corinthian Homes on Fri, 29/05/2020 - 00:00.
North Quay leads phased return to work for Corinthian Homes
12 May 2020
Work is progressing on the transformation of Hayle Harbour following an announcement by developers Corinthian Homes of a phased return to construction activities across all its sites.
The first foundations are now being laid as part of the North Quay scheme – the centrepiece of an exciting and vibrant new coastal destination for West Cornwall. read more »
200422 | In response to the Hayle Town Council objection of 21st April 2020 please see our comments below
Submitted by via Cornwall Co... on Wed, 22/04/2020 - 00:00.
Government confirms relaxed Permitted Development rules with no neighbour complaints via upwards extensions
Submitted by via Google News on Mon, 09/12/2019 - 14:29.
Jenrick confirms relaxed rules to boost housing provision via upwards extensions and office demolitions
30 September 2019 by John Geoghegan and Colin Marrs
Housing secretary Robert Jenrick today announced that the government will push ahead with controversial plans to ease planning rules to allow upwards extensions of properties and the demolition of commercial buildings to make way for new homes.
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191119 | Connor Downs: A new housing development which will see affordable homes built first has been given planning permission
Submitted by via Pirate FM News on Wed, 20/11/2019 - 14:51.
New housing development near Hayle gets the green light
Published by Sarah Yeoman at 2:51pm 19th November 2019.
Written by Richard Whitehouse, Local Democracy Reporter read more »
Property rules BOMBSHELL: You could add a two-storey extension WITHOUT planning permission ‘permission in principle’
Submitted by via Google News on Tue, 01/10/2019 - 13:00.
Key changes:
Housing secretary announced plans to allow homeowners to build two-storey extensions in a further rollout of permitted development rights (PDR), first unveiled last year
The new rights will first be given to blocks of flats and then extended to all detached homes.
According to reports, controversial proposals to allow commercial buildings to be demolished and rebuilt as residential without planning permission have also been confirmed. read more »
PA19/07748 | Application for approval of reserved matters following outline approval PA16/05999: 160 dwellings, public open spac
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PA19/07748 | Application for approval of reserved matters following outline approval PA16/05999: 160 dwellings, public open space and associated works (Appearance, Landscaping, Layout, Scale) | Land At High Lanes Hayle
Progress Land
Land East of Humphry Davy Lane and Land North of High Lanes
Planning, Housing in Cornwall
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Planning and Housing in Cornwall
190618 | "Affordable" housing should mean what it says, rules Supreme Court, in judgement with implications for Cornwall Council
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190516 | Help to Buy home available – 5 Ellis Meadows Connor Downs Gwinear-Gwithian - Gwinear-Gwithian Parish Council
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190118 | Construction of 24 new dwellings Foundry Yard, Carnsew Road | Planning Applications | Minutes | Hayle Town Council
Submitted by via Hayle Town ... on Thu, 25/04/2019 - 00:00.
PA18/10457 12/11/18
Applicant: Mr Simon Clarke, Arke Development Ltd
Construction of 24 new dwellings, internal shared surface access road of existing traffic signaled junction and associated parking and infrastructure
Foundry Yard, Carnsew Road, Hayle
3/12/18 –extension req’d and approved read more »
Comment submitted date: Wed 22 Apr 2020
Dear Mr Bainbridge
In response to the Hayle Town Council objection of 21st April 2020 please see our comments below:
In relation to planning policy we have undertaken extensive dialogue with Hayle Town Council and provided advice from a former senior legal counsel to Cornwall Council which demonstrated that the scheme is policy compliant.
We believe Cornwall Senior Management has written to HTC to support this advice and the advice of yourself.
We understand HTC has taken no advice in relation to any of their comments. read more »