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' controversial plans to build i i; : 260 new homes in Whalley :v were given the go-ahead.F !


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; ingoiieofthreehousingplans ■ on that meeting’s agenda.','.; . - ;i,‘Bjr farthe.biggest ofthe .three" was "the Whalley pro-;■


- ppsal for 260 new homes and -: -a primaiy-schoplat the Law; ■ •sonsteads site.; Councillors:, . .were,asked to delegate au-,- thority "to approve the outline


- application (seeking permis-F sion in ^inciplefor the devel-,:


:. opment) to their director o f community services, subject; to a numberof conditions be­ ing met by the applicant.


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; tions against the plans on ’- the grounds that it was “both . , opportunisticandanattempt „ to pre-empt the Core Strate-: gy”, from both Whalley and :


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. plication must beconsidered in isolation and on the merits of its proposals; Councillors, under pressure to avoid ap­ peals, voted the application through having previous­ ly tu rned one


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; mendations and deferred th"e o f central government and’. application for approval. ...: k : NickWalker,ofSav~eWhal-


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, ley Village Action Group, said the village’s residents are Tup-: set; frustrated and horrified with the result”. ,


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ley Borough"Council’s plan-.- ning committee had voted in favour of the development; saying that there were noVal-, id planning reasons fqrxe- fusal and that It was the most sustainable application;the . village had_seen „ . . ‘ ^


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■ “This beautiful site'^will be ■ lost to the village for ever on the back o f the current Gov- ernnient’s wish to use house building as the means of get;


: ting the ecohomymoving.’l t i ■ m"atters not where the housei are built, just as long as thpy arebuilt.”. ,4 Y .; ; j , ,,^ ; , .'•c. He added that new objec­


tions received from’Ribble Valley MP,Nigel Evans, GPRE' and some 26 other "objectors on top ofthe existmgiso orig-


mal objections made no dif­ ference to the outcome;:' u; r ? ■ ■; ' “The resultrof this.ap-;-'


: proval means that Wh a lley ' has permissions for some: 660 houses to be built (the •


• CoreStrategyallocates375for .Whalley). Now there’s noth-'. > ing in the way of more com-: . ing along.” f


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. He thanked eve^one who :• has. supported the. action .group and the councillors-c


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. ..r^jjThelandownercancount ?; his hoard, the developers s count their millionSj but th e ' - villagers will count the cost,” . Mr Walker added.


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. Meanwhile, an apphcation , to biiild 25 affordable homes ; ' on land off Petre Wood Close,: :: Langhp; was also approved, -


• while"IcouncilIo"rs agreed ii'i -. to defer, their approval for.^.^ pla'ns to build 30 new homes F-


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