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078 David & Jeanne
079 Mrs S Clark
081 T S Papworth
083 Mr F T Russell
084 Miss M Andrews
085 C G Tabar
086 Mr M Gorman
087 Mr I Walker
Following the large development of "Etheldores" when after many years will Plumberow Avenue be repaired and re surfaced
following the heavy lorries that did all the damage. I take it that they all pay the Council Tax and that has gone in the ?
How about putting something back into the community?
I don't want airport expansion. Cycle routes should be extended. Definitely not an incinerator, but exansion of libraries
would be very welcome. I would welcome a green burial site. We need a new secondary school. I don't believe we should
have to make way for so much new housing in this congested area. It is most undesirable. Green belt land is our heritage
and must be protected at all cost, as must our woodland.
Rochford road infrastructure could surely not cope with even more traffic. I would have to move out of the area or sell up if
it gets worse than it is already. The traffic was awful in 1994 and since moveing back here it has been ridiculous. Please
consider Rawreth instead! Travel to work is disrupted daily by congestion. Living on them busy routes becomes a health
and safety issue.
Our children will not know what a field is. We really do not need any more housing within the Rayleigh, Rochford, Hockley
and Ashingdon area. Every time a building is demolised in Rochford or Rayleigh flats appear under the banner of
"affordable housing". It seems that anything will get built under this pretence of being cheap, affordable or retirement
homes. Anything is cheap and affordable if you have the money. A substantial amount of new flats are being built in the
heart of Rochford, coupled with a supermarket and new library. The supermarket we need, possibly the library, but not the
100-odd flats that go with the deal. I believe the thinking was that the people who buy these would either not have a car of
go to work on public transport. Brilliant idea in a perfect world, but we know this doesn't happen. Presumably they are
allocated one parking space each, but if they have two cars to a househuld, where does the overflow go? In the local
roads? The boundaries at Rayleigh are being pushed to their limits. I remember when you could stand at the top of London
Could some funding be made to improve existing schools as well as improve new schools if required. To improve facilities
for primary and secondary education.
The Rochford area will be under pressure from Soutnend for development. It will be difficult to resist - Each project must be
decided on its merits. If such development is confined around existing towns or settlements, hopefuly the majority of the
Countryside will remain.
Will my views be listened to. Will local government just move to follow the path the government takes for the future of
planning, housing etc. Is this just an exercise that has to be seen to be done. So we are now going to live in a town in the
county. I suppose you will carry on regardless of what the community think.
A common sense co-ordinated approach to national regional and local planning is welcome and long overdue. Other public
services must be included in development framework with a degree of local control. A pro-active approach is needed to
transport/infrastructure before housing or other development.
088 Miss S Thackeray
Having lived in Rayleigh for over 20 years I feel I am in a position to comment on this area. I don't feel I can make
comments on other areas as I do not have the knowledge living somewhere gives you. Local development frameworks -
developers should be told they can only build luxury big houses if they are building the equivalent affordable housing for our
young and old or we will be living with our parents and our children in these big houses althogether for ever - not a prospect
I would look forward to and nor would they!
089 J Weddell Try and clear drains
In our area a transfer waste station has been operating for some years without a problem. Since August new equipment has
been installed the noise from this is causing the quality of life for the residents to be unbearable. Windows cannot be
090 Mr B Everett
opened because of the noise. I hope the planning department can look into this.