Fresh plans for 30 affordable flats and houses on a New Quay car park have been launched after a previous scheme was denied over road safety fears and the scale of the project. Asbri Planning Ltd has been commissioned by housing association Barcud to undertake pre-application consultation in respect of the new proposed full planning application for the scheme at Central Car Park on Towyn Road. The site currently operates as a pay and display car park that is owned and managed by Barcud.
The residential units would be 100 per cent affordable and managed by Barcud, a registered social landlord. University academics selected for prestigious programme Fresh application for more Llangurig holiday lodges Plan submitted for 33 touring caravan pitches and two glamping pods Application submitted for long-awaited Machynlleth school A supporting statement says: “The brief and vision of the scheme is to provide affordable housing to assist in meeting the housing need within New Quay and surrounding areas, through well-designed and high-quality residential units. “The scheme has been designed in accordance with the Welsh Government’s ‘Beautiful Homes and Spaces’ guide, and the residential development will meet the Welsh Government DQR standards and Lifetime Homes requirements.
“The proposed development seeks to preserve the existing plateaus and work with the natural land contours to create a harmonious development. “A total number of 30 residential units are proposed split .
