Musings from the Merse
Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Cognescenti of local planning issues should look at http://eplanning1.scotborders.gov.uk/WAM/showCaseFile.do?appType=planning&appNumber=07/01415/OUT
and note the usual ingredients so familiar in these 'ere parts in recent years-building on prime agricultural land-not envisaged in local plan-a dubious 'sense of place'. And one unusual feature is that the neighbours have given the proposed development of four dwellings the universal thumbs down. (The correspondence bears a a careful read)
One hopes, in the interests of good neighbourly relations, that the applicants, like Edward II, 'think again' and find another site which is less 'in your face'
and note the usual ingredients so familiar in these 'ere parts in recent years-building on prime agricultural land-not envisaged in local plan-a dubious 'sense of place'. And one unusual feature is that the neighbours have given the proposed development of four dwellings the universal thumbs down. (The correspondence bears a a careful read)
One hopes, in the interests of good neighbourly relations, that the applicants, like Edward II, 'think again' and find another site which is less 'in your face'
Labels: farmers, Hutton, local plan, Planning
Comments:
Its odd that, reading back on the blog, that Farmers C and N get a lot of stick for building on agricultural land and this one escapes comment. Double standards or what?
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