MEETING: Regarding possible development in Rags Valley.
A meeting has been arranged between Cllr Paul Seeby and Save Cheshunt on 22nd November 2012, at the Borough Offices, 7:00pm. Everyone concerned about the possibility of a housing development in Rags Valley are welcome to attend.
Wednesday 31st October 2012
Cllr Seeby has kindly replied giving possible dates regarding a meeting. If you would like to attend the meeting I would be grateful if you could kindly advise me of the best time and date that would suit you. I intend getting back to Cllr Seeby on Monday 5th November with a date and time for a meeting, if you could kindly contact me, via email, before then. His email:
Charles Walker has no more surgeries this year at the Rosedale Free Church. However he does have a surgery at the Waltham Cross Conservative Club from 9.30 to 11.00 am on the 17th of November if that date and time is ok I can fix up a appointment with Charles . if not we could meet any evening on the week beginning the 19th November but you may like to know that on the 22th of that week Goff's Oak West Cheshunt has it's neighbourhood forum at 7.pm at the Borough Offices so we could meet after the forum or on the other dates which I have put forward at the Borough Offices please note that anyone can attend this forum all the best Paul Seeby
Sunday 28th October 2012
Reply to Cllr Seeby's email:
Many thanks for your prompt reply. I've sent an email out to other supporters of Save Cheshunt asking if they would like to attend a meeting; I would certainly like to speak to you. Perhaps it would be best if you state a date, time and location that's easiest for you.
Thursday 25th October 2012.
Reply, via email, from Councilor Paul Seeby:
Thanks Julie I do not feel the land adjacent to Rags Lane ,Peakes Way and Cowles known as Rags Valley is the best place for housing and would welcome a meeting on this subject cllr Paul Seeby
Wednesday 24th October 2012
Reply from Rosedale Councilor.
The following reply was received, via email, today from our local Councilor.
Hi Julie,
Many thanks for the email, I am happy always happy to keep residents informed.
Kind Regards
Cllr Dee Hart
Tuesday 23rd October 2012.
Location Name.
We have been endeavoring to discover the official name of the land adjacent to Rags Lane, Peakes Way and Cowles. The website old maps gave us the answer. We were aware the Cowles area of Rosedale was built on a nursery. A recent map showing the estate gives the name of the current field as part of "Burton Grange Nursery." Older maps, prior to World War Two, show the same name. There is a modern nursery to the west of the land that could cause confusion when referring to the location.
Monday 22nd October 2012.
An email was forwarded to Flamstead End Councilors Paul Seeby and Dolores Hart. (I believe Rosedale is covered by these Councilors?) The following was sent:
Developers / Land Agents have taken an interest in land adjacent to Rags Lane, Peakes Way and Cowles. We would be grateful if you could kindly inform us of any official announcements/changes Borough of Broxbourne may make regarding said location. Please see our website. Contact can be made via email or preferably our news blog.
Tuesday 16 October 2012. We contacted political parties regarding rampant
Roger Hayes of The British Constitution Group and Lawful Rebellion. |
Robin Tilbrook of the English Democrats Party. |
Replies from the "English Democrats" and "Lawful Rebellion, their item is: Abolish Council Tax" can be seen below or press the link opposite.
Monday 15 October 2012. A Letter was sent to Charles Walker MP regarding planning. Please see below or press the link opposite to view the letter. To date we still await a reply.
Borough of Broxbourne Planning.
Early October Broxbourne Planning were contacted. We were told the area of land is currently "Green Belt." The government will soon be releasing areas of Green Belt for development, so its designation may change within the March 2013 Local Plan. We were also told Broxbourne Planning have received several "Representations" regarding that land from Developers and Land Agents. Somebody has gone to a lot of expense to pay for four surveyors on site for the best part of a day, for a proposed building development that at this stage is just a whim?
We have a good chance of success with the latest development threat as we have got in early. Also people are now better informed, thanks to the Internet, and have a good idea what is really going on.We will endeavor to keep you informed with regular news updates and please remember you can leave comments on this blog.