Powys County Council has approved plans to build 14 new houses in Arddleen, near Welshpool, including two affordable homes. The development, the second phase of a project, will be built on land behind an existing 17-house development. While the council acknowledges the village's lack of infrastructure to support further growth, the site is designated for housing in the local development plan.
Plans to build 14 houses including two affordable homes in Arddleen near Welshpool has been given the thumbs up by Powys County Council planners.will form the second phase and be built on land behind a development of 17 houses that are being constructed by the company in the village.
During the current plan period there has been additional developments making the total of 34 dwellings under construction for the village. Planning officer Catherine James said: “The site is located within the development boundary for Arddleen and is adjacent to an ongoing new development."The site in question is an allocated housing site within the adopted Powys LDP and unless other material planning considerations indicate otherwise, planning consent should be granted.“
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