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DEVELOPERS are fine tuning applications which could bring more than 200 homes to Halstead. Two applications which aim to build on land off Mount Hill are undergoing refinements. Plans to build 130 homes on Mount Hill were due to have a verdict back in December but developers Orchestra has delayed the application while it is amended. A Braintree District Council spokesman said: “20/01493/OUT is currently on hold in anticipation of revised drawings relating to the parameters governing the design and layout of the development. “A committee date will be set following submission and public consultation on these revisions. “ The 130 homes application is the latest development bid on Mount Hill but an application to build 71 homes on land directly next to the 130 homes site was also passed on an appeal in 2019.
Braintree Council has voted to delegate more planning decisions with the new system starting on January 1. The aim is to reduce the time it takes to rule on smaller planning applications, giving the planning committee more time to focus on larger applications. The proposal raised concerns from town and parish councillors who feared they would lose their say on planning applications. Halstead Town Council even branded the move “an erosion of democracy” back in November. Previously, while Halstead Town Council could not block a planning application, it could object which would automatically result in the plans going before Braintree Council’s planning committee.
Location of the closure on Cuckoo Way
- Credit: Braintree District Council
Work to create the new Horizon 120 business and innovation park at Great Notley will have some impact on traffic from January onwards.
Construction work will be carried out on and near the Cuckoo Way roundabout. Balfour Beatty will close the northbound inside lane of the A131 at the Cuckoo Way roundabout for four weeks, starting from Monday, January 4. The outside lane will remain open to traffic and drivers will still be able to turn right into the Tesco superstore.
The section of road on Cuckoo Way, opposite Tesco, will also be closed to traffic from Monday, January 18 for six weeks. The footpaths will remain open and diversion signs will be in place.
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