Council says it does not believe there will be any negative environmental impact for yet another housing development on the edge of Stanford - door is now open for planners to submit scheme for 190 new homes

By Nub News Reporter

30th Mar 2023 | Local News

The area shaded in red is the potential site for 190 new homes.
The area shaded in red is the potential site for 190 new homes.

THURROCK Council has given the green light to an application for another significant housing development in Stanford-le-Hope.

Iceni Projects, which recently - and controversially - successfully steered a development of 230 houses on land to the rear of the George and Dragon pub in Linford through the council's planning committee, is now seeking to build up to 190 homes on land east of Butts Lane and north of Mucking Wharf Road.

The projected site is adjacent to St Clere's School and Butts Lane.

The site is behind the hedges and the footpath to the south of St Clere's School.

As a first step the London-based company approached the council asking if it would require an Environmental Impact Asssesment to be submitted for the site.

That is the creation of a researched document highlighting potential impact on the area by the completed estate and also its construction.

A view from Mucking Wharf Road.

However, the council's major applications manager, Matthew Gallagher, says the company doesn't have to bother with what can be an expensive pre-application process and they are free to submit a formal planning application without one.

Mr Gallagher says: "The local planning authority (Thurrock Council) considers that the proposal would be unlikely to result in significant effects on the environment."

     

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