Greenhill Primary School in Bramley has received permission from Leeds City Council to build a new artificial grass multi-use games area (MUGA). The proposed development will be enclosed by a three metre-high weld mesh fence and will be for the sole use of the school.
Greenhill Primary School on Gamble Hill Drive in Bramley received permission to build the new play area by Leeds City Council members last week. The proposed development is to create a new artificial grass multi-use games area that is 30 metres long by 15 metres wide and enclosed by a three metre-high weld mesh fence.
The site is currently used as a grassed sports area and would be sited to the west of the schools main building and car park and to the north of properties along Gamble Hill Drive. In its application, the school said that the field would be for the sole use of the school and not for community use.
Greenhill Primary School Bramley Leeds City Council Play Area Artificial Grass MUGA Fence Sports Area Planning Permission
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