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Romsey Town Council Postpones Decision on 98-Home Development Application

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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Romsey Town Council has placed a decision regarding a planning application for 98 new homes on hold. The application, which includes plans for vehicular access, pedestrian and cycle links, and open space, was originally scheduled for consideration on September 16. Cllr John Parker suggested that the council postpone a final decision until after a presentation from the developer, Metis Homes.

From hampshirechronicle.co.uk

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The application concerns a development on agricultural land situated between the A27 Southampton Road and the railway line. The council's review process involves expressing an opinion to the Test Valley Borough Council regarding the application.

From hampshirechronicle.co.uk

Who's involved

  • RomseyLocal government body reviewing the planning application for the development.
  • John ParkerCouncillor involved in the planning process who suggested the delay.

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