BWSBoy6
3rd Apr 2023, 15:21
Sad to see that despite having beaten back the developers following a judicial inquiry and a high court case, they are back for another bite of the cherry, with an application imminent for 320 houses in two areas, plus business buildings added to an industrial park. Although they don’t like it referred to as such, this appears on the surface to be an enabling development to secure flying for the “foreseeable future” and to raise funds for the restoration of the now derelict and virtually collapsed WW1 hangar. The hangar is currently owned by a third party based overseas, so it is unclear who is ultimately responsible for its maintainance.
Despite promises of “high class homes Arts and Crafts homes in keeping with the era” the application looks like it will be outline, therefore there will be nothing to prevent sale of the whole site with planning permission if the owners are successful.
Operations have been wound down and noise nuisance reduced, according to the owners, following a deal with the old Salisbury council back in the early 2000s in exchange for some development, although this agreement does not appear to have been made public and the officers involved in this may well have now retired or moved on.
Despite promises of “high class homes Arts and Crafts homes in keeping with the era” the application looks like it will be outline, therefore there will be nothing to prevent sale of the whole site with planning permission if the owners are successful.
Operations have been wound down and noise nuisance reduced, according to the owners, following a deal with the old Salisbury council back in the early 2000s in exchange for some development, although this agreement does not appear to have been made public and the officers involved in this may well have now retired or moved on.