Weekly planning lists look in three directions: 1,204 co-living units, a car-wash appeal and a planting-plan revision
The latest Bristol and South Gloucestershire planning lists pair a large Feeder Road scoping request with a Redfield enforcement appeal and a Longwell Green planting-plan amendment.
Bristol City Council’s weekly planning list includes two requests for a scoping opinion on whether an Environmental Impact Assessment is required for a mixed-use development at 72-76 and 64-68 Feeder Road, comprising up to 1,204 co-living units, up to 130 buy-to-rent units, commercial space and internal and external amenity areas [2][3]. The council states the requests are not planning applications and public consultation is not being carried out at this stage [2][3].
The same Bristol list contains an enforcement notice appeal relating to land at 91-101 Church Road, Redfield, concerning a material change of use of part of the land to operate a car wash and creation of a vehicular access onto Church Road without planning permission [4].
In South Gloucestershire, the council’s weekly list includes a non-material amendment to substitute an approved planting plan for units 6-17 with a revised version on land west of Marsham Way, Longwell Green [1].
Taken together, the entries show the two councils’ planning workflows spanning a potential 1,200-plus-unit scheme, a small-scale landscape revision and an enforcement dispute [2][3][1][4].
Sources
- South Gloucestershire Council planning weekly list: Non material amendment to planning application P25/00519/RM to substitute approved plan 'Unit 6-17 Planting Plan Sheet 4 of 4 1:200 Drawing No. BMD.22.0073.DR.P344 Rev B' with 'Unit 6-17 Planting Plan Sheet 4 of 4 1:200 Drawing No. BMD.22.0073.DR.P344 Rev C'
- Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: Request for a Scoping Opinion as to whether an Environmental Impact Assessment is required for a mixed use development comprising up to 1,204 co-living units, up to 130 buy-to-rent, commercial space, and internal and external amenity areas. (please note that this is not a planning application and therefore we are not carrying out public consultation on the proposal at this stage)
- Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: Request for a Scoping Opinion as to whether an Environmental Impact Assessment is required for a mixed use development comprising up to 1,204 co-living units, up to 130 buy-to-rent, commercial space, and internal and external amenity areas. (please note that this is not a planning application and therefore we are not carrying out public consultation on the proposal at this stage)
- Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: Enforcement Notice Appeal - Without the grant of planning permission: i) the material change of use of part of the land to operate a car wash and ii) the creation of a vehicular access onto Church Road, involving works to the highway.
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