.for the five-block scheme at a site north of Cornelscourt village. The scheme is comprised of 294 one-bed apartments, 111 two-bed apartments, seven three-bed apartment units and seven three-bed houses. One apartment block rises to 12 storeys.
A planning report lodged with the application, by consultancy Declan Brassil and Company, advises the appeals board “that the proposed development will be for long-term rental and will remain owned and operated by an institutional entity for a minimum period of not less than 15 years”.Cornel Living was refused permission in April 2020 for a previous 468-unit build-to-rent project on the same site. The Brassil report states that a comprehensive review of the design approach has been undertaken to address the specific reasons for refusal and ensure high levels of residential amenity, enhanced quality and quantity of open space and improved “massing” to the N11.However, more than 50 third parties have made submissions on the planned scheme.
The objection states: “Put simply, the site does not have capacity to absorb the scale of development proposed.” argues that the granting of permission would set a highly undesirable precedent and the gross overdevelopment requires the appeals board to conclude that permission should be refused on a number of grounds.
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