Over 250 people, including the local MP and Councillors, had objected to plans to build on a plot of land off Goose Cote Lane in Oakworth
.Numerous objectors travelled from the village to Bradford City Hall for the 10am meeting of the Regulatory and Appeals Committee, only to be told by Chair Councillor Doreen Lee that the committee had been informed the plans had been withdrawn by the developer – less than an hour before the meeting was due to start.
The application described the proposed dwellings as “eco homes” that would have energy demands 74 per cent lower than conventional homes. objecting to the new plan claimed that although the number of homes had been reduced, their concerns about building on the Green Belt remained. “The development would cause unacceptable harm to the landscape character of the area by extending the urban edge of Oakworth into a greenfield site.”She said: “I’m very pleased that the plans have not been approved.“It is an unsuitable site, and would eventually lead to more development going down the hill.”
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