26 homes at Land off Hoby Road, Hoby Road, Thrussington

“The proposal is for outline planning permission for 26 new dwellings together with means of access from Hoby Road with all matters reserved except for Access and Layout.”

“This Outline Planning Application is comprehensive and is accompanied by the following supporting information:”

“Scale and dominance. • Layout and density. • Overlooking/ loss of privacy. • Traffic issues. Description of the application site 2.1 The application site comprises 1.87 hectares located to the north-west of Hoby Road, to the east of the village of Thrussington. The eastern part of the application site comprises a field used for grazing.”

“The site is located outside of the development limits of Thrussington and lies within Flood Zone 1 as defined in the Environment Agency’s Flood Risk Maps, a Minerals Consultation Zone for sand and gravel and an Area of Particularly Attractive Countryside (Wreake Valley).”

“Reference Description Decision & Date P/23/0406/2 Outline application for nine new detached dwellings and new means of access off Hoby Road (Access and Layout to be considered)”

“Non-Determined. Appeal against non- determination dismissed 7. Responses of Consultees & Other Comments Received…”

“(i) authority be given to the Head of Planning and Growth and the Head of Legal and Electoral Services to enter into an agreement under section 106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 to secure improvements, on terms to be finalised by the parties, as set out in the report of the Head of Planning and Growth;”

“(ii) subject to the completion of the S106 agreement, that planning permission be granted conditionally subject to the imposition of the conditions and reasons as set out in the report of the Head of Planning and Growth, and that the Head of Planning and Growth, in consultation with the Chair of the Plans Committee for amendments to the conditions and reasons, be given delegated authority to determine the final detail of the planning conditions.”