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Jan 2024

Council officers have recommended that plans to build 58 retirement homes in Kirk Hammerton are refused.
SageHaus Living, which is based in the Isle of Man, tabled the plan to North Yorkshire Council for land off Station Road in the village.
The company previously planned to build 61 homes on the site, but reduced this to 58 after feedback from the authority.
SageHause Living, which acquired the site known as Carlton Fields in 2021, said in documents submitted to the council that scheme would help bring more retirement accommodation to the district, while also being environmentally friendly.
It added that a community hub would also be built on the site.
Under its original proposal, the company said:
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