Development ‘at odds’ with the area rejected next to busy road in Rotherham

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An application that sought full permission to erect a total of eight houses next to a busy road has been rejected due to “overdevelopment”.

The proposal included eight residential properties – two detached dwellings and six semi-detached houses – alongside Barnsley Road, only a couple of miles from Wath town centre.

A total of one letter of objection was submitted.

However, officers in a supporting document stated that “the proposal is considered to represent overdevelopment with a poor quality layout which fails to create a high quality development and strong sense of the place”.

They added the development was “at odds” with the character of the area.

The application, therefore, was recommended for refusal.

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