Part of the new Teal Close housing development in Gedling may have to be redesigned after developers discovered underground water pipes on part of the land. New documents reveal the layout for some of the 800-home scheme’s third phase will be changed after the underground culvert pipes were found.
It will affect the design and location of 16 homes in the final stages of the development, which has permission for 255 houses on the land. Documents say the first phase of the scheme, which brought 199 houses, is nearing completion.
The new on-site primary school and care home have also been built while work on the 353-home second phase is currently under way. The wider development sits on either side of the A612 Colwick Loop Road near Stoke Bardolph and Netherfield, with the third phase to be built on the western side of the road.
