Land at Burnetts Lane, Fir Tree Lane and Allington Lane, Eastleigh, SO50 7BZ Data via plota.co.uk
Description
Application for the discharge of condition 21 (Design Code) of application (Outline: Phased mixed-use development comprising severable and separate phases of development (as per the Phasing Plan) consisting of: •Up to 2,500 residential units in total (across The Lower Acre, Quobleigh Breach, The Upper Acre, Round Copse, The Holme, The Homestal, Chalcroft Farm and The Folds phases and partially within Chalcroft Outfarm Works phase); A Local Centre (and supporting secondary local centres) on land up to 3.1ha comprising mixed-use residential/retail/leisure/community/employment/day nursery/food establishment uses (Local Centre Phase); Further non-residential floorspace on land up to 5ha comprising of office, commercial and industrial uses and general industrial and storage & distribution uses (Chalcroft Outfarm works and Fir Tree Farm Hub phases and partially within the Chalcroft Farm phase); A 3FE Primary School (Primary School Phase); Public open space including formal sports facilities and informal provisions (across Green Infrastructure Phases); Allotments, ecological, landscape and sustainable drainage works. •key infrastructure and utilities provision including new roads, footpaths, bridleways and cycle paths; •Vehicular access from Allington Lane, Fir Tree Lane and Burnetts Lane with improvements to the existing road junction at Fir Tree Lane/Burnetts Lane; and •Site preparation and demolition work. All Matters Reserved Except Access. This application is subject to Environmental Impact Assessment.) Data via plota.co.uk
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