A public inquiry will be held next year into controversial plans for a proposed housing estate on the outskirts of Preston.
Hollins Strategic Land has twice failed to secure permission to build 51 new homes on land off Garstang Road in Broughton - and the firm has now launched a bid to have the decisions of Preston City Council’s planning committee overturned. The plot is in an area designated as open countryside - meaning that it would go against local planning policy to allow housing to be developed on it.
As part of its application in April, HSL made a series of commitments that it argued would have fulfilled a range of local housing needs, after their previous proposal had been labelled by council planning officers as “generic”. These included pledging that 40 percent of the dwellings should fall into the “affordable homes” category - five percent more than the proportion demanded on rural developments in Preston.
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