The reserved matters proposals follow, very closely, those considered as part of the outline permission and seek detailed approval for the erection of 388 new homes and include further details in respect of the proposed house types,  materials, scale, and landscaping.

The layout has been refined using a landscape-led approach to reflect the topography of the site. The layout follows the contours of the land and it includes a network of green spaces such as a new ‘green’ on Horkstow Road, a central open space, a community orchard, allotments, children’s play areas and integrated drainage features. A network of footpaths and cycleways are provided within the site connecting the development together and providing recreational opportunities. Existing trees, hedgerows and key views, including towards the Humber Bridge, will be retained and enhanced.

The development will be well connected with the wider community, with new bus stops and walking and cycling routes linking the site to the wider town. A mix of homes, including family houses and 24 bungalows, are proposed with 20% provided as affordable housing to support local needs. The maximum height of any of the proposed dwellings will be 2 storeys.