Up to 400 new homes are being proposed for Barton.
Banks Property is working on a 25-hectare site to the south of the town, on land bordered by the A15 and Horkstow Road.
A mix of high-quality housing of different sizes and types is indicated, as well as accessible areas of public open space, with new footpaths, wetland areas and wildlife habitats.
Jeannie Raine, community relations manager at The Banks Group, said: “There is a clear and increasingly pressing need across the 海角视频 to increase the available supply of quality homes, including in North Lincolnshire, and we firmly believe that people should have the opportunity to live in the places where they wish to live.
“At Barton-upon-Humber, in consultation with the local community, we want to design a development that brings a range of economic,employment, environmental, supply chain and social benefits to the area, and we feel that the location is wholly suitable for the type of development we have in mind.”
As part of a first stage consultation a survey has been launched. Consultation events are also to be held.
Ms Raine said: “Meaningful local consultation is an essential part of all our developments, and we’re doing everything we can during the current pandemic to make sure as much information as possible is available about our plans and that all interested parties have the opportunity to express their views.
“Our initial survey is designed to help us gather local people’s views including the sorts of community, environmental and transport enhancements they would like to see delivered through the development.
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“The feedback gained from it, and from the events we’re planning, will then be factored into the final planning application that we submit to North Lincolnshire Council.”
Banks Property has also set up a dedicated project web page containing key information and a link to a digital feedback survey, as well as a project-specific email address for queries or comments.
A planning application is expected to be submitted to North Lincolnshire Council for review later this year. No details have been given on any land deals secured.
Part of the family-owned Banks Group, headquartered in County Durham, Banks Property has developed brownfield and greenfield land for commercial and residential property schemes across the north of England and Scotland for more than 30 years.
The group also operates 10 onshore wind farms across the same areas as well as minerals, transport and infrastructure divisions.
The proposal comes as plans for a relief road connecting Barton’s industrial eastern element with the A15, to ease congestion in the town centre.
The strong Humber Bank economy, continuous expansion of the town’s largest employer - Wren Kitchens - and the cut in Humber Bridge tolls have seen the area’s desirability increase.
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It would see an upgrading of the junction between the A1077 Barton Road and Falklands Way into a four-way roundabout.
The new A15 junction would be created to the south of the current one, and slip roads would be added at the intersections with Caistor Road and Eastfield Road to help traffic flow more smoothly.
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