Controversial children's home and hotel expansion to be decided at Greater Manchester planning meeting
15.03.2024 - 14:21
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Plans for a home that have sparked outrage in Hyde are set to be approved next week.
A property on a row of terraces would be converted if the council's planning panel approves the application. The planning panel will hear from two councillors as well as some of the 102 objectors when they meet on March 20.
The application has been recommended for approval by planning officers, so the objectors will need to put forward their point in order to sway the councillors’ votes.
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The planning panel, meeting at Guardsman Tony Downes House in Droylsden, will also have to decide on an extension for the Village Hotel in Ashton Moss as well as a new 35-home apartment block in the site of an old Ashton nightclub.
They will also discuss objections submitted to ‘no waiting’ orders planned for the Bank Street area of Ashton and the King Street and Oval Drive area of Dukinfield. The experimental prohibition of driving order within the Clare Street and Palatine Street area of Denton has sparked objections because of plans for it to remain in force indefinitely.
Here's more detail on each planning application to be discussed at the meeting…
Plans to convert a terraced property into a care home have sparked controversy in Hyde.
The Clarendon Road site has been picked as a location to house the children between the ages of eight and 18 with emotional and behavioural difficulties. The four-bedroom home would contain one staff bedroom on the ground floor and three upstairs rooms for the children to stay.
According to planning documents, the home would be monitored 24/7 by a total of eight members of staff.
Staff will include one manager, three