Proposals have been unanimously approved for Telford & Wrekin Council to build ‘high-quality industrial units’ on an industrial estate in Telford.
Telford & Wrekin Council agreed to plant 20 replacement trees after having their plans approved – which include the removal of seven trees.
“The scheme proposes four high-quality industrial units constructed of a varying mix of materials,” said a council planning officer.The planning officer said that there are a number of trees on the site, including one covered by a tree preservation order which is proposed to be retained. “It is not however considered that the site is sufficient to accommodate all 20 replacement trees. The loss of trees is considered to be acceptable on balance given the significant employment benefits along with the replacement planting.”The planning officer concluded that there had been no technical objections to the scheme and they recommended that plans were approved.
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