Neighbours have complained about several issues since construction started earlier this year
A director for the developers admitted breaches had occurred, but said many of the issues had been resolved and that they were “trying to improve the area”.said: “We are actively monitoring this site to ensure developers comply with the approved plans and conditions.
“We will continue to monitor the site and formal action will be taken if there is a clear breach that is harmful and not rectified quickly.” “The care home had been boarded up for a number of years. It was an absolute eyesore and in a right state. It needed demolishing.An email to residents from a council officer, seen by the LDRS, suggested an additional storey of concrete blocks had been put onto the development, taking it beyond its permitted height.
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