Plans for 217 homes on town edge approved

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According to a council report, 10% of the homes in the proposed development will be classed as affordable housing

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Plans to build more than 200 homes in Bolsover have been given the go-ahead.

Bolsover District Council's planning committee voted in favour of a planning application from Lovell Partnerships for 217 homes on land north of Langwith Road during a meeting on Wednesday.

According to a council report, 10% of the homes would be classed as affordable housing.

The document states the development would "significantly contribute" towards the council's housing needs and provide a "good mix" of house sizes.

Documents submitted with the application state the development would be about 19.8 acres (8 hectares) in size and would consist of a range of two, three and four bedroom properties.

The developer will be required to pay £656,436 towards education in the area and £193,564 in highways contributions as part of a Section 106 agreement, according to a report prepared for the planning committee.

Four councillors voted in favour of the plans, with one voting against the scheme.

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