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Search the Public Notice PortalA block of five apartments may be built on an Isle of Wight town centre site currently attracting anti-social behaviour.
Ian and Carol Hudson have applied for planning permission to construct a building with three two-bedroom flats and a further two one-bedroom units on brownfield land behind 13 Union Street in Ryde.
Proposals, which also include landscaping, serve to meet some of the identified need for additional houses across the Island, a statement from Craig Soutar Architecture and Phil Salmon Planning said.
“The site currently attracts anti-social behaviour given its relatively secluded position,” it said.
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“A narrow pedestrian link from Union Street has been used by unlawful drug-takers, which can be a constant menace to local residents.
“The apartment block is proposed to be a three-storey structure designed in a traditional architectural style, thus being sympathetic and in context with what is presently existing in the area.”
Public transport links for residents as well as connections and footpaths to local facilities were also cited in the document.
County Hall’s public consultation on application 26/00274/FUL is live until May 1 and a decision has been scheduled for May 25.
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