A plan to build more than 370 homes is set for approval despite concerns it could harm a rare industrial heritage site.
Five blocks of flats would be built on a former leather tannery site on Buslingthorpe Lane in Meanwood under the scheme. Option Two Development and Domus UK Ltd applied for planning permission to build apartment blocks of up to ten storeys. Former mill buildings would be demolished at the Hilltop Works site, which is part of the Buslingthorpe Conservation Area, to make way for 371 homes.
” The plans panel is recommended to defer and delegate the application for approval by the council’s chief planning officer, subject to conditions. They include financial contributions to road improvements and the upgrade of a nearby bus shelter. The plans panel report said: “The stone wall, cottage building, retention of Hill Top Mill and the chimney were all part of intense negotiations due to their importance to the character of the conservation area.
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