PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are to be asked to approve construction of a pair of semi-detached “affordable” homes.
The borough council’s affordable housing service is seeking permission for the dwellings at the junction of Troutbeck Avenue and Longshaw Street.
Originally occupied by a scout hut and old district council offices, the site is surrounded on all sides by residential development.
The proposed houses – which would be offered for rent – would have two bedrooms, a living room/dining room, kitchen and downstairs wc and bathroom. They would be equipped with solar panels.
No objections to the development have been received.
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are to be asked to approve construction of a pair of semi-detached “affordable” homes.
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