Public notices: Fresh plan for self-build home in Holyport

The latest public notices in the Maidenhead Advertiser include revised plans for a new self-build home in Holyport.

Planning

A planning application has been submitted to the Royal Borough seeking planning permission for a self-build property near to the junction of Holyport Street and Holyport Road.

The plans are for a plot of land between two properties known as Green View and Glenside.

If planning permission is granted, the site will be sold to a self-build developer who will have the final say over the design of the property.

The site has already been the subject of three failed attempts for new housing.

The latest of these was in July when the council blocked plans for a four-bedroom home.

Council planning officers said the development failed to prove it would not have a negative ecological impact on protected and priority species.

The latest scheme proposes a ‘scaled back’ property compared to the previous plans, according to a planning and heritage statement submitted on behalf of the applicant by Cameron Jones Planning.

The statement added that previous reasons for refusal have been ‘robustly addressed’, particularly with updated ecological surveys.

If approved, the self-build property would be two-storeys and feature a substantial private garden, detached garage and off-street parking.

Visit rbwm.gov.uk and search 25/02822/FULL to view the latest plans.

Traffic

A section of King Street in Maidenhead town centre is set to be closed for almost two weeks.

The road will be shut from its junction with High Town Road southward for a distance of 10 metres while gas main diversion works are carried out.

The closure will be in place from 8am on Monday, November 10 to 6pm on Friday, November, November 21.

No diversion route will be available.