The stadium was demolished last year and the fresh plans will now offer more homes, some affordable.
Revised proposals to redevelop the old Brentford FC stadium in west London into a residential site now contain 149 homes.
The planning application from EcoWorld London also consists of 41 houses, two apartment blocks, car parking and public green space.The application also includes new eco-initiatives such as 100 new trees, solar panels, low carbon heating systems and electric vehicle charging points. The developer has consulted with local residents and Brentford fans on the design of the public park – which will feature a central area that celebrates the history of the site.
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