ECCLESHALL DEVELOPMENT ALERT
The Local Development Framework (LDF) which has come from central government, is recommending that land in Eccleshall's Green Belt should be freed up to create more housing.
In Eccleshall the concerns are that there are a suggested 800 new homes to be built, the greatest increase in housing since Eccleshall was founded.
There has been no recommendation to improve the infrastructure of the Town, and there are very few sites that are designated for low cost housing.
Many local land owners have offered their land to be considered. Maps for these sites are available on the Stafford Planning web site
www.staffordbc-consult.limehouse.co.uk/portal
Very little thought has been put into accessing these sites, one of which is through a heavily populated housing estate.
If you are concerned about the proposed development strategy for our town and countryside, please write to the address below.
Letters must be received by the Borough Council by noon on Tuesday 11th November 2008.
Mr Paul Windmill
Forward Planning Team
Stafford Borough Council
Civic Centre
Riverside
Stafford
ST16 3TJ
PLEASE WRITE
EVERY LETTER WILL COUNT
Your letter should be a personal statement from you, with your name and contact details.
You may wish to consider how any new development would impact on:
· Views or visual/historical aspects
· Conservation areas
· Historical pattern of existing development
· Wildlife (particularly protected species)
· Traffic in town, and on country lanes
· Noise and pollution levels
· Existing infrastructure (e.g. roads, water, electricity, sewerage, gas, storm water)
· Public transport, schools, medical facilities and other local amenities
· Distances to travel to work due to little local employment
DEADLINE IS NOON ON TUESDAY 11TH NOVEMBER 2008
PLEASE WRITE NOW!!
See what Eccleshall Parish Council has to say about this on their newsletter at www.eccleshallparishcouncil.org
More information is available at the Borough Council website www.staffordbc-consult.limehouse.co.uk/portal
Maps and information available in the Library.