Broadland Development Services (BDS) wants to construct the housing scheme in Corpusty.

It would include eight properties offered as so-called 'affordable homes' on land off Norwich Road.

An artist's impression of what the Corpsuty housing scheme could look like (Image: Ingleton Wood)

But rules to prevent river pollution caused by nutrients in wastewater - known as Nutrient Neutrality laws - have held back the proposal for two years.

However, through the so-called 'tanks for nothing' scheme, developers can mitigate the harm caused by new housing through replacing ageing septic tanks.

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