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PLANS for nine luxury homes on a former council depot site at Redbridge Lane, Crossways which was refused planning permission by Dorset Council is to go to appeal. Dorset Council decided the one hectare site would not be sustainable as it lies outside of the defined development area which would mean residents of the homes having to rely on cars for all their needs. A council decision notice also mentions the lack of a biodiversity plan and a potential flood risk and says the proposals do not make efficient use of the land. Applicants, LPC Construction, had asked for nine four and five-bed homes on the former depot which had a number of dilapidated caravans, storage sheds and shipping containers on it. The site is opposite the Crossways solar farm and is surrounded by woods on three sides with the site protected by security fencing. ....
Inquiry to decide Earnley housing appeal An appeal over plans to build 32 new homes in Earnley are set to be heard at a public inquiry. Wednesday, 3rd February 2021, 11:30 am Back in 2019 Summix ECC Developments applied to Chichester District Council to redevelop the Earnley Concourse site off Drove Lane. As well as knocking down a number of buildings, the plans would see the reinstatement of the original drive to Earnley Place and 0.7 hectares of open space provided. The concourse site was a residential centre offering leisure courses and activity weeks but closed back in 2011. It was then used for foreign language students and later advertised as a conference centre and wedding venue. ....