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Search the Public Notice PortalProposals for two housing developments of 255 homes are among the latest planning applications submitted to Cornwall Council in the past week.
Every week more than 100 applications are validated by Cornwall Council and we have selected some of the more interesting proposals. Anyone is also allowed to submit comments about the applications – whether in support or objection.
The majority of applications are decided by planning officers at the council under delegated powers. However, some applications will go before elected councillors who sit on planning committees.
No dates have been set for when the planning applications below will be determined. They can be viewed by going to the planning portal on Cornwall Council’s website.
Proposal for 162 new homes near Duchy estate
Newquay Homes Ltd has submitted a full planning application for 162 homes on the edge of the Nansledan development on 6.15 hectares of land at Polhendra, Newquay.
The proposal includes affordable housing, associated infrastructure, including a new access off the A392 and noise mitigation measures, open space, play space, drainage, landscaping, Biodiversity Net Gain mitigation, access, roads, parking and boundary treatments.
If approved, 48 of the residential units would be classed as “dedicated affordable housing”.
A supporting statement says: “The proposed development at Polhendra forms part of the wider strategic growth of Newquay, continuing the successful principles established at Nansledan.
“Adjoining the western boundary of the site is Duchy-owned land forming part of the Nansledan Local Development Order.”
For more details see application PA26/00806.
Plan for 93 homes near former MOD site
Wainhomes Ltd has applied to build a residential development of 93 homes, including affordable housing, landscaping, open space, infrastructure and access on land south of the former MOD site RAF St Eval, near Wadebridge.
The development would be built on just over four hectares of land, which is currently open fields, adjacent to Rubble Cove Avenue on the boundary between the parishes of St Eval and St Ervan.
The proposal provides a mix of between one and four-bedroom bungalows and houses, of which 65 would be for open market sale and 28 classed as affordable – 15 social rented units and 13 shared ownership units.
For more details see application PA26/01117.
From Pizza Hut to Tesco
Tesco Stores Ltd has applied for a Lawful Development Certificate for a change of use from a commercial unit to retail convenience store at the former Pizza Hut restaurant near Threemilestone, Truro.
Prior to becoming vacant last year, the site at Maiden Green, Treliske, opposite Truro College, had been in continuous use as a Pizza Hut restaurant since 2002.
Tesco has already lodged an application for a premises licence to sell alcohol for consumption off the premises.
For more details see application PA26/01769.
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