9,250 homes including 1,850 affordable.
Highsted Park is a proposal for a mixed-use development that incorporates game-changing
infrastructure and air quality improvements for the residents and businesses of Sittingbourne, Swale and the South-East.
9,250 homes including 1,850 affordable.
A new, privately funded junction onto the M2 (J5a) and the creation of the Southern Relief Road and completion of the Northern Relief Road.
4 new primary schools and 1 new secondary school.
520 acres of new publicly accessible parks, amenity and outdoor space.
Pioneering green technology to create a carbon neutral development.
Highly sustainable development encouraging alternative modes of transport.
A state-of-the-art sports hub anchored by Sittingbourne FC.
New major primary care facilities.
21/503906/EIOUT – Land West of Teynham
21/503914/EIOUT – Land South and East of Sittingbourne
You can access the application files via the links above, where you can comment on the planning application to support the proposals. Alternatively you can write an email to planningcomments@midkent.gov.uk with the application number in the subject line.
To learn more about the Highsted Park proposals, you can read the application guide here.
Please find the validation letter for application 21/503906/EIOUT here.
Please find the validation letter for application 21/503914/EIOUT here.
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520 acres of new publicly accessible parks, amenity and outdoor space.
A new, privately funded junction onto the M2 (J5a) and the creation of the Southern Relief Road and completion of the Northern Relief Road.
Pioneering green technology to create a carbon neutral development.
Highly sustainable development encouraging alternative modes of transport.
A state-of-the-art sports hub anchored by Sittingbourne FC.
New major primary care facilities.
4 new primary schools and 1 new secondary school.
9,250 homes including 1,850 affordable.
520 acres of new publicly accessible parks, amenity and outdoor space.
A new, privately funded junction onto the M2 (J5a) and the creation of the Southern Relief Road and completion of the Northern Relief Road.
Pioneering green technology to create a carbon neutral development.
Highly sustainable development encouraging alternative modes of transport.
A state-of-the-art sports hub anchored by Sittingbourne FC.
New major primary care facilities.
4 new primary schools and 1 new secondary school.
9,250 homes including 1,850 affordable.
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