Council approves Shalesmoor apartments despite neighbour concerns

Plans to build 21 apartments at the edge of Kelham Island have been approved, despite neighbours' concerns about the proximity of the development to their homes.
Plans to develop Acorn House in Shalesmoor, Sheffield. Photo: Cadenza VMPlans to develop Acorn House in Shalesmoor, Sheffield. Photo: Cadenza VM
Plans to develop Acorn House in Shalesmoor, Sheffield. Photo: Cadenza VM

Councillors were happy to pass Cadenza VM Ltd’s plan to redevelop the site of Acorn House in Shalesmoor, despite hearing objections at Tuesday’s planning and highways committee meeting.

Neighbour Jamie Hanson said he was ‘pro-development’ but wanted it to be done ‘in the right way’.

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Plans to develop Acorn House in Shalesmoor, Sheffield. Photo: Cadenza VMPlans to develop Acorn House in Shalesmoor, Sheffield. Photo: Cadenza VM
Plans to develop Acorn House in Shalesmoor, Sheffield. Photo: Cadenza VM

“These plans fill the entire site, creating unnecessary junctions between the properties around it,” he said.

“The development should be more subservient to the existing buildings.

“Works on the boundary would cause us great concern as we would have to re-route air vents.”

Planning officer Lucy Bond said residents of Mr Hanson’s property had been warned they would not get much space because of the site boundary.

Plans to develop Acorn House in Shalesmoor, Sheffield. Photo: Cadenza VMPlans to develop Acorn House in Shalesmoor, Sheffield. Photo: Cadenza VM
Plans to develop Acorn House in Shalesmoor, Sheffield. Photo: Cadenza VM

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