Sidebeck Grange

Description

A large area along the southern boundary of the site adjacent to the beck has been used to create an attractive public space and to enhance the ecological value and quality of this green corridor running through the heart of Addingham. “The retention of existing features including the trees alongside the beck and the repair/enhancement of the stone building as a bat roost will add to the character of the space, as will the landscape design including wildflower meadows and a mown grass footpath.”, BMDC Committee Report

Planning History

The site is unallocated in the Replacement Unitary Development Plan. \\r\\nPlanning permission 14/02268/MAF was granted in March 2015 for the construction of 38 dwellings on the site. A full re-design of the site was undertaken and a new application submitted in July 2015, and approved on the 4th November 2015.\\r\\nSeveral pre-application meetings took place with Bradford Metropolitan District Council planning officers, local councillors, and the Parish Council prior to the application submission.