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Rep No Contact Name Protection Comments<br />

001 Mr I Haines Stambridge Mills and Upper Roach V<strong>all</strong>ey is a natural and ideal area for recreational development relax protection sensibly<br />

Where ever possible increase recreational opportunities, but again don't leave it to the money makers to exploit there is no<br />

real reason the Council could not manage this area so that its affordable to <strong>all</strong>; so many people cannot afford to use such<br />

002 Mr & Mrs Hawes places as Clements H<strong>all</strong> for example<br />

Probably need to protect areas already designated open areas. Don't need "contrived" country parks. Just need open<br />

003 Mr A Cooper<br />

countryside for everyone to use however they want.<br />

004 Mr M Cubitt GREEN BELT. The current government sicken me by their arrogant and stupid disregard for it.<br />

007 Ms P Pemberton Not sure!<br />

Existing green belt should be protected as far as possible, particularly the area including Hockley Woods, Grove Woods,<br />

Edwards H<strong>all</strong> Park and Cherry Orchard/Jubilee Park which provides a valuable recreational area for the densely populated<br />

areas surrounding it. There are also other areas which should be preserved such as the salt marshes alongside the River<br />

008 Ms S Woolhouse Crouch which are a haven for wildlife.<br />

010 Mr A Devlin I think the balance is fine<br />

The balance seems to be about right given the current population level - however, with an aging population you may find<br />

011 R F Wise<br />

that recreation will not be in such demand in the future.<br />

013 Etchells No development should be <strong>all</strong>owed in any area where there is liable to be flooding.<br />

In this world <strong>of</strong> global warming protection and education about our rural areas is paramount. Recreational is a plenty so is<br />

014 D Hanrahan<br />

the damage done to their areas. Please don't send good money after bad. Balance must favour protection.<br />

Yes parks and gardens. I do not think it is right that dogs are <strong>all</strong>owed to poo and wee where our children play. Where is the<br />

Upper Roach V<strong>all</strong>ey? As this is the first time I have been asked, also I have not monitored the Council decisions till now! I<br />

015 F A Robinson<br />

cannot answer this part <strong>of</strong> the question.<br />

A network <strong>of</strong> interconnected path for walking, jogging, cycling would be useful. I don't understand why we can't walk the<br />

016 Mr R Fuller<br />

length <strong>of</strong> the Crouch from Battlesbridge to W<strong>all</strong>asea Island and then across to Foulness.<br />

Along the area <strong>of</strong> Eastwood Road. Yes providing public transport is adequate and providing we can supply a bus after 4pm.<br />

017 Mr L A G Dunford Yes.<br />

018 Mrs Gaunt All areas should be protected not just Roach V<strong>all</strong>ey, parks, fields we need them <strong>all</strong>. We need the space and fresh air.<br />

019 Mrs L Allen Embrace places like Battlesbridge and Hullbridge<br />

There should be swathes <strong>of</strong> protection between developments. Not one patch <strong>of</strong> development and one patch <strong>of</strong> protected<br />

020 Mr & Mrs Appleton land.<br />

021 Mr P Jermyn All the countryside should be protected<br />

022 Mr R Huckett & Ms C Hockley Woods and the Upper Roach V<strong>all</strong>ey needs protection.<br />

023 Ms C J Christopher Support increased recreational use (within reason) <strong>of</strong> Roach V<strong>all</strong>ey - balance good.<br />

Is Battlesbridge yours? Oh why is the authorities control <strong>of</strong> that village so poor. Properly cared for it can mature into an<br />

equal <strong>of</strong> Snape Matlings in Suffolk. Sadly, so far, an opportunity is being ignored. Can the Stambridge Mill area be blended<br />

024 Mr P Williams<br />

into a tourist area/local beauty spot?<br />

025 Mrs P Clifton Yes so far

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