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Councillors approve latest phase of 200-home development in Boston
Councillors approved the next stage of a 200-home development in Boston.A total of 33 homes will be built on former allotment gardens off Broadfield Lane and Grayling Way as part of phase three of De Montfort Housing Society’s development south of the town centre.Councillors on Boston Borough Council’s planning committee unanimously approved the plans at a meeting on Tuesday, April 3.Outline planning permission was granted for up to 200 homes on the site in 2013.So far, 123 affordable homes have been built, with the fourth and final phase of development yet to be agreed.Phase three will see the developers build three one bedroom, 16 two bedroom, 12 three bedroom, and two four bedroom houses.An estate road and parking spaces will be created as part of the development.The developers hope build the new homes within 12 months.
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