Can increased contributions revive a refused housing project?
A developer whose housing development plans in Friskney was previously turned down has proposed an additional funding offer to the council.
The original application faced opposition due to concerns about insufficient contributions to local infrastructure. Robert Whiteley, Group Development Surveyor for Lusso Homes, explained the reasoning behind the new offer. The developer's planning statement, accessible on the ELDC Planning Portal, provides further clarity on the new proposal.
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