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Harlow - Further Environmental Information for 1,340-Home Mixed-Use Development Appeal

CM18 7HT•Published 15/10/26
Epping Forest Guardian • 

What is planned?

THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT) REGULATIONS 2017 (AS AMENDED) NOTICE UNDER REGULATION 25 OF THE SUBMISSION OF FURTHER INFORMATION IN RELATION TO AN ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT WHICH HAS ALREADY BEEN PROVIDED

Proposed development at land at Latton Priory, north of Rye Hill Road (Allocation Site SP4.1), Harlow, Essex, CM18 7HT

Notice is hereby given that Commercial Estates Projects Limited (AHL) and Hallam Land has submitted further information in relation to an Environmental Statement that accompanied the planning application reference number EPF/1793/24, and which is the subject of an appeal to the Secretary of State, reference number 6011320, which commenced on 14 July 2026, for: Mixed Use Development delivered in phases comprising of up to 1,340 dwellings (use class C3); Residential Care and Supported Accommodation (C2), mixed use local centre (comprising Commercial, Business and Service Uses (Class E (a), (b), (c), (f) creche/nursery (g) offices, and (e) medical/health services), residential uses (C3), residential institutions (C2), Local Community Uses (F2(b)), hot food takeaways, public house, wine bar (sui generis), mobility hub); Traveller pitches (5); Learning and Non-residential institutions (Class F1) including 2FE primary school (with early years and childcare provision) and secondary school (with provision for indoor sport, recreation or fitness use and associated sports pitches); Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace (SANG) Green Infrastructure including formal (including playing fields with changing facilities and associated infrastructure) and informal open space, allotments, play space (including Neaps/Leaps/MUGA), walking and cycling routes, amenity greenspace, parks and gardens, natural/semi natural greenspace, new and retained landscape and woodland, biodiversity enhancements); sustainable drainage systems; movement network comprising new highway, cycle and pedestrian routes (including new vehicular access points from Rye Hill Road and B1393 London Road; car parking; engineering works (including ground modelling); demolition and other supporting ancillary infrastructure (including utilities, pumping stations, lighting electricity substations and secondary mobility hubs)" (all Matters Reserved except Junctions onto Rye Hill Road and B3193 (London Road)) (a phased development each phase being separate and severable part of the development).

Members of the public may inspect the further information online by visiting https://www.eppingforestdc.gov.uk/planning-and-building/search-view-and-comment-on-planning-applications/ (Please insert ref. EPF/1793/24). Any person wishing to make representations regarding the further information should do so in writing and submit these comments to Planning Inspectorate, c/o QUADIENT, 69 Buckingham Avenue, Slough, SL1 4PN or via email to environmentalservices@planninginspectorate.gov.uk to arrive on or before 14 November 2026. Please quote reference 6011320 when making representations. Should you wish to obtain a paper copy of the further information, you can do so as long as stocks last, by writing to David Lock Associates, 50 North Thirteenth Street, Milton Keynes, MK9 3BP or emailing mail@davidlock.com

Signed: Claire Britton - David Lock Associates

On behalf of: Commercial Estates Projects Limited (AHL) and Hallam Land

Date: 15/10/2026

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From

15-Oct-2026

To

14-Nov-2026

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