Well-known Brigg agents Brown & Co have submitted a detailed report supporting plans to build new houses on a local 'brownfield' site.
Outline planning permission is being sought for three new dwellings, including the demolition of existing commercial buildings, on land adjacent to Little London Farm, Cemetery Lane, North Kelsey.
This proposal is now being considered by West Lindsey District Council, with Brown & Co, of Market Place, Brigg, being agents for the applicant.
A planning support statement from Brown & Co accompanying this application, says: "Each dwelling would likely have a garage and a substantial garden area.
"The site was originally used as a farmyard and then was used as a haulage yard. There is evidence of use that the buildings have more recently been used for storage and as workshops."
The statement says the proposed development on a brownfield site "would provide additional housing to the village and support local services."
More new homes are being proposed locally...
North Kelsey: An application is now under consideration by the West Lindsey authority which proposes the erection of one dwelling and double garage, including the conversion and extension of an existing double garage to an annexe, on land to the rear of the Poplars, South Street.
North Kelsey Moor: Approval is being sought for the erection of a replacement dwelling at Station Lane Farm, Station Road (also in West Lindsey).
The Gainsborough-based authority has now granted outline planning permission to build one dwelling on land at Berkley House, 23 Station Road, Grasby.
North Lincolnshire Council has approved an application to erect a two-storey side extension at 12 Mill View Gardens, Wrawby.
