Wawne View scheme moves closer

An application to build 750 homes in north Hull is set for final approval following the resolution of flood risk and drainage matters by Hull City Council’s planning committee.The Wawne View development will be completed in two phases and could involve up to 1660 homes being built. The first phase has been given consent for 750 new homes to be built along with recreational facilities on land to the east of Wawne Road.There will be a mixture of detached, semi-detached and terraced houses.A delegation of the latest application to the city planning manager means that the developers need to resolve the drainage and flood risk issues across the site in order for approval to be received. Failure to do so will result in a refusal.The committee also agreed the outline planning application for the second phase of Wawne View which could lead to another 910 homes being built.These early plans also show an education hub which includes a new nursery to the west of Broadacre Primary School and an extension and improvements made to the Broadacre Primary School.