Developer seeks to cut £240,000 from Catterick Garrison homes deal

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 18:08 · Archive

A developer building new homes in Catterick Garrison wants to remove £240,000 from contributions to schools and play areas.

A developer behind a new housing development in Catterick Garrison has attempted to remove more than £240,000 from its obligations to fund local schools and play areas. The developer attributed the move to rising construction costs.

The attempt to reduce the contributions has drawn controversy, with the funds having been earmarked for community infrastructure as part of the original development agreement.

Developer seeks to cut £240,000 from Catterick Garrison homes deal — Image: The Northern Echo

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Developer reveals why it wants to axe more than £240,000 from new homes agreementThe Northern Echo · 6 Oct, 18:00
Developer reveals why it wants to axe more than £240,000 from new homes agreementDarlington & Stockton Times · 6 Oct, 18:00

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