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Two-year extension on the cards for 350-home development

News | Nicholas Thomas - Local Democracy Reporting Service | Published: 13:28, Monday June 10th, 2024.
Last updated: 16:42, Monday June 10th, 2024

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An artist's impression of the proposed development at Caerphilly's Virginia Park Golf Club
An artist’s impression of the proposed development at Caerphilly’s Virginia Park Golf Club, before developers Bellway Homes pulled out in December 2020

Caerphilly Council planners could grant extra time for detailed designs to be submitted for up to 350 homes at the former Virginia Park Golf Club site.

Planning permission for a housing development there was granted in 2019, with a stipulation that more detailed information on the proposals would have to be lodged with the council within five years.

That time limit is set to expire shortly – but the council has now received an application seeking another two years to file the “reserved matters” plans, which set out more specific details of any construction that will take place.

The Virginia Park site, in Caerphilly town, currently has “outline” planning permission for up to 350 homes, a “public open space”, a community building, and various access points.

Withey Developments has submitted an application for a two-year extension to submit the more detailed plans, which is currently out for consultation, It can be viewed on the Caerphilly County Borough Council website under reference 24/0393/NCC.

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