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8th August 2023
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Planning permission
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1. When was planning permission FIRST granted by WBC for a house to be built requiring vehicle access via a bridleway, byway or restricted byway such as Heath Ride, The Ridges, Kiln Ride Extension etc?
We do not report on this, the Planning department does not record how many houses are built with access from a bridleway.
2. How many houses have NOW been granted planning permission by WBC, subsequently built and requiring vehicle access via a bridleway, byway or restricted byway?
We do not report on this, the Planning department does not record how many houses are built with access from a bridleway.
3. How much will WBC receive in 2024/25 from Council Tax payments from these properties?
We do not report on this, the Planning department does not record how many houses are built with access from a bridleway.
4. How much has WBC received as 'development fees' for the granting of planning permission on these properties?
We do not report on this, the Planning department does not record how many houses are built with access from a bridleway.
5. How many of these properties were built on private land?
We do not report on this, the Planning department does not record how many houses are built with access from a bridleway.
6. How many properties across the whole borough have been built on what WBC would term 'private' land?
Our planning department have advised in their opinion, all houses, except Council houses, are built on private land. To be able to provide further detail we would need to understand the definition of private land and the timeframe required.
The following link details land with planning permission latest five year housing land supply statement
