Plans submitted for changes to major Lakes Estate redevelopment in Milton Keynes
Plans have been submitted to change parking, landscaping and road layouts as part of the major redevelopment of the Lakes Estate in Bletchley.
Milton Keynes City Council has received an application seeking to vary several planning conditions attached to the existing permission for the scheme off Stoke Road.
The changes include relocating car parking and making associated amendments to highways layouts, landscaping, drainage and ecology arrangements.
The original hybrid planning permission covers two phases of development. Phase A has full consent for 308 homes, alongside flexible retail space, a community hub, light industrial floorspace, a nursery and an energy centre.
Phase B has outline consent for the demolition of Serpentine Court and construction of a further 217 homes, an extra-care facility providing 64 homes, retail space, parking, cycle facilities and landscaping.
The latest application does not seek permission for an entirely new development, but proposes changes to conditions attached to the existing scheme.
Other planning applications published by the council include a proposal to demolish existing warehouses at Galleon Wharf, Old Wolverton Road, Old Wolverton, and redevelop the site with eight homes, parking and landscaping.
At Whitehouse, an application seeks to amend an approved scheme for 218 homes at parcels I, J and P of Area 10.3 to allow an existing ditch to be culverted, alongside drainage changes.
Another application relates to footpaths and cycle links within the Whitehouse Phase 2 development, which has permission for 191 homes at parcels Y and Z.
Listed building consent is being sought for a range of works at Whitehouse Farm in Drysdale End, Whitehouse. These include roof repairs, limewash to two elevations, replacement windows and a staircase, and reinstatement of architectural details. A separate application concerns the retrospective replacement of two ground-floor windows.
At Hanslope Park, an application seeks listed building consent to install an external steel staircase, fixed ladder and guard railing at the rear flat roof.
Elsewhere, Acorn Day Nursery in Shenley Church End has applied to convert and extend a detached store building to provide toilets, welfare facilities and storage.
In Olney, a householder application proposes new windows and doors, a rear access archway formed in an existing garage, and internal alterations at 9 Spring Lane.
Other notices concern repair work at 128 Buckingham Road, Bletchley, and details relating to external materials at Calverton House.
Representations on the applications can be submitted in writing through the council’s planning register within 21 days of publication of the relevant notice.
To view these planning applications and more from across MK and beyond visit the Public Notice Portal.