Plymouth City Council's planning committee backed the Sugar Quay redevelopment scheme on Thursday evening.
The plans, which will dramatically change the landscape of this part of the city, will see the erection of a 21-storey skyscraper and 170 residential apartments, as well as commercial and retail units. The tower block was recommended for approval and received it - with the hope that the development would be built before the end of 2024.
At a previous meeting in February, councillors had issued a 'minded to approve' decision to allow further negotiations to take place over the provision of disabled parking. That has since taken place, and it delivered a better outcome!
A previous version of the scheme for a 20-floor harbourside tower with 170 flats, known as Sugar Quay, was given planning permission in December 2018, but work never began and, as a result, the agreed consent expired, forcing developers to ask again for permission.
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