Total 24 homes planned in Poulton Close, in Dover District Council scheme to build 500 to tackle homelessness
13:15, 01 February 2021
updated: 13:34, 01 February 2021
Plans for a total 24 new flats have been submitted as part of a council project to build 500 affordable homes.
The scheme, by Dover District Council, is for two three-storey blocks on a 0.35 hectare (0.86 acre) site west of the St Radigunds Community Centre at Poulton Close, Dover.
The authority is developing its own interim housing to tackle homelessness and particularly reduce relying on bed and breakfast accommodation.
These homes would be let to local people on the council’s housing list before they are resettled in permanent accommodation.
The mix of one, two and three-bedroom properties will be suitable for wheelchair users as well as for couples and families with children.
DDC currently has 147 new affordable homes under construction, completed or planned at six locations in the district.
The others are at William Muge and Snelgrove Houses, Harold Street, Dover, (65 homes); Napchester Road, Whitfield (26 homes); Kimberley Close, Dover (16) Stockdale Gardens, Deal (eight), and Ottaway House, Folkestone Road, Dover (eight, completed).
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