Planning Permission for Residential Development at Former Intier Site in Bitton, South Gloucestershire


Having worked on this site for various clients since 2008 it was pleasing to see the site gain planning permission in October 2016 and Linden Homes are now in the process of developing the site for 114 homes.

The site has an interesting history being first developed as a brass mill in the 17th Century. More recently the site was used for paper manufacture and latterly for the manufacture of motor car interior components.

From the mid 1980’s until early 1990’s the site employed some 500 people. Employment at the site declined from about 1993 until 2006 when it closed.

A combination of footway widening and two zebra crossings are proposed to help calm the A431 through Bitton and facilitate pedestrian crossing.

A Transport Assessment and Travel Plan were prepared to accompany the planning application together with vehicle swept path plots to support the largely shared surface approach to the development.