An appeal has launched after plans for houses on a former golf range in Bolton were once again rejected earlier this year. Multiple efforts have been made to build homes at the Kearsley Golfing Range. Earlier this year applicants Michael and Wendy Warburton launched plans to build seven houses at the spot near Moss Lane.
The proposal would have involved the demolition of the golf range. In a statement they said they had a balanced approach which would make a “positive contribution to the local community.” They said: “The proposed development represents a balanced approach that considers the special circumstances surrounding the closure of the golf driving range and the evolving needs of the community.
“It aligns with local policies, provides economic sustainability, and reduces the environmental impact through thoughtful design. “This balanced approach within a green belt, reflects a commitment to sustainability, environmental preservation, and a community-responsive development which makes a positive contribution to the local community.” Read more: Plan to revive former RBS bank in Bolton Read more: Former nursery to become ten bedroom HMO Read more: Andy Burnham wants share of social housing But the plans were rejected by Bolton Council.
A decision stated: “The proposed development comprises inappropriate development in the Green Belt, and by virtue of its location, amount and land use would cause significant harm to the openness of the Green Belt. “The prop.
