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Latest Planning Issues in Winton & Charminster
Invitation to Residents' Meeting re:Truscott Avenue
There will be a residents' meeting on Tuesday, June 22nd at 7:30pm in the Winton Rec Pavilion to discuss this controversial proposal. All are welcome. For further information, download the Winton Watch newsletter.
Mass development plans for Truscott Avenue
The Council has received an application to develop on the site of and at the rear of 16 Truscott Avenue.
The proposal is to demolish the existing property and garages and to erect
eleven houses with associated parking. The houses would consist of
six one-bedroom and four two-bedroom 1½ storey houses and a
three-bedroom two-storey house. Eleven car-parking spaces would be provided.
For further information, download the Winton Watch newsletter and visit the planning entry online.
Back yard development in Fitzharris Avenue - part 3
The Council has received three applications to develop between two and four two-storey houses at the rear of 8 and 10 Fitzharris Avenue.
These are the third, fourth and fifth applications made by Mr Hunter for this site.
For further information, download the Winton Watch newsletter and visit the planning entries online:
7-2010-13534-C, 7-2010-13534-D and 7-2010-13534-E.
Multiple development plans for Calvin Road
The Council has received two applications to develop at 5-7 Calvin Road.
The first is a time extension to the proposed building of a two-storey block of five flats on the site of the existing houses that was approved in 2007. This application includes provision for five car-parking spaces.
The second application is to build a row of three terraced houses in the rear garden of 5-7 Calvin Road. This application shows the existing houses still present as if the other proposal is an alternative. No provision for car-parking is made with this proposal.
For further information, download the Winton Watch newsletter and visit the planning entries online:
7-2010-22858-B and 7-2010-22858-C.