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Circa 100 new homes including a mix of two, three and four bedroom homes designed for first time buyers, young couples, families, downsizers and older residents
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35% would be affordable homes, helping address local housing need and supporting people who are currently struggling to access suitable homes within the area
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Public open space including the retention of the existing pond and new planting throughout
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New landscaping, tree planting and biodiversity enhancements to help create an attractive environment for future residents and the wider community
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Homes would be built to modern environmental standards, incorporating sustainable, low-carbon technologies such as electric vehicle charging points, air source heat pumps and solar panels
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A drainage strategy will be developed to attenuate surface water and restrict its release to ensure the development does not increase flood risk elsewhere
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Generating investment towards local infrastructure and services through developer contributions from Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) payments
- Biodiversity improvements delivering at least 10% biodiversity net gain