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More than 40 people have submitted objections to the scheme that the Planning Committee are being asked to consider next week
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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Pennyfeathers plans ‘unfit for purpose’: Isle of Wight councillor slams lack of community engagement
Councillor Warren Drew urges Pennyfeathers scheme revamp, demanding community consultation for Isle of Wight development
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Extraordinary meeting tomorrow to determine fate of stage two of Ryde's long-awaited 904-home Pennyfeathers development
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Andrew Turner said to Parliament that he hoped the Isle of Wight Council could find the grounds to turn down the proposed Penyfeathers development.
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Applications have recently been submitted to change the wording of conditions which planners say will allow things to run smoothly
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Cllr Lilley says that although the developer has technically tidied up, made it safer for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians, visually now it's a stark wasteland. The agent calls it scaremongering.
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Proposed scheme would be be developed over ten years, changing the area considerably.
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Developers to appeal Ryde's Pennyfeathers project rejection, accusing planning committee of obstructive focus and unfair treatment
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Outline permission was granted for 904 dwellings on the outskirts of Ryde in 2017 - this application sets out more detail for the layout, landscaping, appearance, access and scale
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Campaigners against proposed development of 1,400 houses and flats in Ryde's 'green corridor' set up online petition urging the Isle of Wight council to refuse the planning application.
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Cllr Lilley says there is no agreed master road infrastructure plan, and no plans for community/education/job creation/health infrastructure and adds that in his view, Ryde Town Council has been totally ignored
