£2m flats complex for homeless people in Lincoln to be approved
A £2 million flats complex for former homeless people in Lincoln looks set to be approved.
Framework Housing Association wants to build 15 flats over four storeys with linked treatment and training facilities on the former Autoglass site on the corner of Friars Lane and St Rumbold Street.
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Plans for a £2m flats complex for ex-homeless people in Lincoln could be approved
The applicant will build and run the building which will provide "supported housing for former rough sleepers who
present with a primary alcohol problem as a significant obstacle to long term sustainable, independent living".
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The planning application is to be considered by the City of Lincoln Council's planning committee at City Hall on Wednesday, February 27. The recommendation is to grant planning permission.
2 Comments
by MetalBob
Monday, February 25 2013, 10:03PM
“And to get to the first floor flat they'l have to negotiate 12 steps.....”
by vanman2010
Monday, February 25 2013, 7:05PM
“Next door to the new Premier Inn, which of course will have a Licence for selling drinks!!!”