Sources have confirmed that the Council's land at Graigwen is subject to disposal in the next few weeks with planning permission for housing......(getting rid of a problem?)
I do not understand this disposal strategy - and here I explain why.
Anglesey Council seeks to capture as much affordable housing from developers as possible despite rising build costs (such as sprinklers) with falling margins (selling prices)
It's about time Anglesey Council either:
a) Made Graigwen available as plots for self-build (but a scheme that works this time please viz; where land prices value to the correct level with the restrictions imposed?)
b) Built-it out themselves as affordable housing
I doubt the permission at Graigwen is optimised in any case....looks a bit light to me with just 30 units.
Your comments are welcome!
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October 14, 2011
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