内容摘要：The draft decision also outlines proposals for a reduction in pollution incidents by 30% with an investment of £140m to prevent nutrient pollution in rivers.

The draft decision also outlines proposals for a reduction in pollution incidents by 30% with an investment of £140m to prevent nutrient pollution in rivers.

Planning minister Lee Rowley said on Tuesday that the government agreed with the Planning Inspectorate's recommendation that the proposal should be approved., he said: "The proposal as a whole would respect and retain the character and distinctiveness of the local landscape, including the River Cam corridor."

The plans are for 425 homes and five commercial buildings, including research and development space.They were submitted by Brookgate Land on behalf of Chesterton Partnership and were considered by members of South Cambridgeshire District Council and Cambridge City Council at a joint development control committee last year.The developers described the plans as offering "high-quality architecture" and said it would be an "excellent place to live, work and visit".

Councillors refused the application after raising concerns that it would create a "giant wall of development" on the edge of the city, but a planning inspector recommended that permission should be granted.Mr Rowley, acting on behalf of Housing Secretary Michael Gove, has now agreed it would "contribute to the continued growth of the research and development cluster" in the area and be consistent with the government's vision for Cambridge, according to the

He said: “The secretary of state agrees with the inspector’s overall conclusions that the proposal would harm the character and appearance of the surrounding landscape, but such harm would be limited and generally localised and is mainly due to the change in the character of the site from a largely brownfield site to a new Urban Quarter.

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