Planning consultant opposes 600-home Yarm development scheme
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 24 Sept, 22:56 · Archive
A planning consultant has told a public inquiry that a 600-home development in Yarm should be rejected.
A planning consultant has told an ongoing planning inquiry that Taylor Wimpey's 600-home scheme in Yarm should not proceed, saying the benefits do not outweigh the adverse effects. Stockton Council has also opposed the plan, arguing it would cause permanent 'unacceptable and irreversible harm'.
How it is being reported
- Stockton Council says 600-home Yarm plan would cause permanent 'unacceptable and irreversible harm'The Yarm public inquiry has heard the closing statement from Stockton Council's barrister John HunterTeessideLive · 24 Sept, 15:14
- Taylor Wimpey’s 600-home Yarm plan should be rejected, planning consultant saysA planning consultant has told a public inquiry that Taylor Wimpey’s 600-home plan for Yarm should be rejected.The Northern Echo · 23 Sept, 09:00
- Planning consultant says 600-home Yarm scheme 'should not proceed', inquiry hearsMary-Jane O'Neill told the ongoing planning inquiry: 'I don't agree that the benefits are sufficient enough to outweigh the adverse effects'TeessideLive · 22 Sept, 17:15
In this story: Taylor Wimpey · Yarm · Stockton Council · Mary-Jane O'Neill
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