Controversial St Leonards houses proposal set for green light?

By The Newsroom
Published 17th Aug 2016, 15:19 BST
Updated 7th Jun 2018, 23:33 BST
The plot of land on West Hill Road that planning officers have given the green light to build on. Photo by Google Street View April 2016 SUS-160817-141450001The plot of land on West Hill Road that planning officers have given the green light to build on. Photo by Google Street View April 2016 SUS-160817-141450001
The plot of land on West Hill Road that planning officers have given the green light to build on. Photo by Google Street View April 2016 SUS-160817-141450001

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A plan to build two semi-detached houses on a plot of green space with sea views in St Leonards could be approved despite a petition signed by 195 people.

Hastings Borough Council (HBC) planning officers have recommended approval for the scheme on West Hill Road with councillors set to decide on Wednesday (August 24).

Officers believe the one-storey development would not harm the nearby Grosvenor Crescent conservation area nor the residential amenities.

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