Plans for Over 150 Homes in Quiet Seaside Village Revealed
A proposal for constructing more than 150 residential units has been put forth by a developer in Penrhyn Bay, near Llandudno. Anwyl Homes aims to build these homes on a 13-acre site, pending approval from Conwy County Borough Council. The plan includes creating 54 affordable dwellings and contributing over £400,000 to the local community. This contribution would cover a new school car park, a children’s play area, and other amenities. Anwyl’s Chief Operating Officer, Phil Dolan, stated that the project aligns with Conwy County Borough Council’s Local Development Plan to address the area’s housing needs. Feedback from the community has been taken into account to ensure the proposal meets local requirements.
- Anwyl Homes planning over 150 residential units in Penrhyn Bay.
- Proposal includes 54 affordable dwellings and £400,000 community contribution.
- Chief Operating Officer, Phil Dolan, highlights the importance of addressing local housing needs.
- Community feedback incorporated into the proposal.
The development would feature a mix of housing types, including detached, semi-detached, mews houses, and one-bedroom apartments. Anwyl aims to create a cohesive neighborhood by ensuring that affordable homes blend seamlessly with market-rate properties. The project also includes provisions for a new school car park, a play area with multiple equipment pieces, and various community contributions totaling over £400,000. Anwyl anticipates positive economic impacts from the construction phase and future residency, boosting the local economy.
- Project comprises various housing types and amenities for a well-rounded neighborhood.
- Emphasis on creating a cohesive community with a mix of affordable and market-rate homes.
- Community contributions to exceed £400,000, benefiting education, open spaces, and other services.
- Anticipated economic benefits from construction and new residents.
Residents and stakeholders have the opportunity to learn more about the proposal and express their concerns at a public meeting organized by Aberconwy Senedd member, Janet Finch-Saunders. The meeting, scheduled for September 11 at 6pm, will provide a platform for individuals to voice their opinions and seek clarifications on the development plans. Attendees can engage with representatives to address any queries regarding environmental impact, infrastructure, or other related matters. To attend the meeting, interested parties must book a spot by contacting Janet Finch-Saunders’s office via phone or email.
Public Meeting Scheduled for Community Input on Development Plans
- Janet Finch-Saunders organizing public meeting for community feedback on the development.
- Residents can voice concerns and seek clarifications on the proposed plans.
- Opportunity to engage with representatives on environmental and infrastructure aspects.
- Interested individuals must secure a spot by contacting Janet Finch-Saunders’s office.