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Planning Application

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The size of Langarth means it will be a small town rather than a village. How does it mean the criteria for a Garden Village?

Why hasn’t the Council delayed the applications until its Climate Emergency Plan and the amended Truro and Kenwyn Neighbourhood Development Plan are in place?

How will you ensure that the different phases of the scheme become ‘villages’ and are peaceful places to live, rather than a series of ongoing construction sites?

How long will it take to build the whole development?

Some of the land at Langarth has the highest quality Grade 1 and Grade 2 designations. Why has the Council allowed the development to take place on this high quality agricultural land?

What are the next steps with the planning application?

The previous planning applications were granted 10 years ago. Why haven’t they expired as no work was carried out by the developers?

Why were planning permissions granted to private developers on land at Langarth in 2011 as they were against planning policies at the time?

What happens next ?

What are section 106 agreements ?