Developer submits building plans for Peel Hall (From Warrington Guardian)
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Developer submits building plans for Peel Hall
11:49am Monday 17th September 2012 in News
Helen Jones
DEVELOPER Satnam has submitted plans to build 150 homes on land at Peel Hall.
The proposals were submitted to Warrington Borough Council just over a week ago.
Warrington North MP Helen Jones has called on local residents to make their voices heard over the controversial scheme.
Ms Jones said: “I have been campaigning for years to prevent unwanted and inappropriate development near to people’s homes on land at Peel Hall. The developer Satnam has now submitted a planning application to build 150 homes, flood-lights and sports facilities on Peel Hall and I am calling on local residents to make their voices heard by responding to the council’s consultation.
“Over 1,000 people have signed my petition against plans to develop land at Peel Hall. This proposal does not offer the affordable housing that Warrington needs and the impact on local residents through increased traffic and the loss of green spaces is unacceptable.
“I wrote to local residents in July with information showing that Satnam have long-term plans to develop land at Peel Hall over a number of phases which could lead to the building of as many as 1,400 houses. I believe that if the initial application to build 150 properties on Peel Hall is approved then this will lead to more and more houses being built on the land. That is why it is essential that as a community we show that this development is not wanted.”
Residents now have until October 3 to respond to the council’s consultation on the planning application.
The planning application can be found at warrington.gov.uk and following the links to the planning application directory.
The application number is 2012/20610 or it can be found by searching for ‘Peel Hall’.
Concerned residents can add their name to Helen’s petition by visiting warringtonlabour.com.
Comments(11)
Billy Porter
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1:22pm Mon 17 Sep 12
Paris
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3:40pm Mon 17 Sep 12
ful!
MikeJT
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4:48pm Mon 17 Sep 12
Billy Porter
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5:11pm Mon 17 Sep 12
hillbilly 73
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9:43pm Mon 17 Sep 12
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hillbilly 73
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9:58pm Mon 17 Sep 12
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Billy Porter
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11:48pm Mon 17 Sep 12
The current development plan, signed by the Secretary of State (here's the link, but currently experiencing an "Internal Server Error" - http://sys.warringto
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says that no planning permission will be granted on greenfield sites.
Anybody could make an objection on that basis alone.
Anybody.
jonnyod
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8:48pm Tue 18 Sep 12
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Next screen type in the searchbox "planning application consultation"
Next screen, half way down page click on: "view and comment on planning applications"
Next screen, bottom of page click on "I have read and agree to copyright conditions"
Next screen click on "search for a planning application"
Next screen, in thereference box type "2012/20610" and click on search.
Next screen click "2012/20610"
Next screen, half way down click "comment on this application"
Next screen make your protests load and clear - max 255 characters and submit
Billy Porter
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9:46pm Tue 18 Sep 12
If you're objecting, it's worth mentioning the point above re the UDP, and how the new Core Strategy prefers brownfield sites before greenfield, and does not allow phased development.
nextdoor
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12:59pm Thu 20 Sep 12
gerrumonside says...
12:18pm Mon 17 Sep 12
a number of local Councillors
1,000 local residents
The destruction of green open spaces.
The Non provision of Affordable homes.
The gateway to add another one Thousand homes.
versus
the planning dept and a Developer
there is only one winner bye bye Peel Hall open spaces.
and that ladies and Gentlemen in a nutshell is why millions and millions of people no longer vote............
what is the point............???