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Cllr Lilley said the developers had three years to come back with the full planning application and are putting in variation orders simply, in his mind, 'to keep the development alive'
Pennyfeathers
In 2012 residents were consulted on a major planning proposal to build 900+ homes on the site known as Pennyfeathers, just outside Ryde East.
The application attracted huge opposition but a revised application in January 2015 was submitted. Below are some of articles relating to the proposals.
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MP shares views on the National Planning Policy Framework
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The Isle of Wight council's planning committee postponed the decision on the Pennyfeathers housing development after a long meeting
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Action beckons for these two empty Ryde properties as local councillor demands they are put back into use
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Cllr Hastings says “We should be able to say after x amount of time we can take planning permission back. Why are they allowed to keep it? I think it is ludicrous”
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Isle of Wight planning struggles highlight residents' fight for fairer decision-making and community-led development says Cllr Michael Lilley
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Follow the discussions and debate at the Planning Committee meeting from the comfort of your home or office from 4pm today.
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One councillor referred to the site layout as "appalling" and another was really disappointed with the proposal as "it could have been inspirational"
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Cllr Bacon told the planning minister planning decisions made locally by the Isle of Wight council in relation to the Island Plan were being overturned by the Planning Inspectorate.
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Many official agencies object to the application for large-scale housing development, as well as members of the public and the council's own officers.
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If you live in Ryde, you might want to attend either of these meetings later today. They feature the Flood Plans for the area as well as the Pennyfeathers development.
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With minor changes made, the new plans set out the specifications for layout, landscaping, appearance, access and scale, in what would be seven phases of development
