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252 F Harrison
New Town - This may be the answer, but new towns tend to be ?less places; especially if high rise flats are involved.
Infilling in urban areas - This is costly and time consuming and perhaps in areas undesirable. Infilling has trundled along in
the past and is now becoming rarer as sites diminish. Note the present trend to demolish and rebuild. In any exent such ? ?
of development would barely dent the figure of housing required. Best leave it to the private developer. Residential estates
- Satelite housing could be established. They could range from small, say the size of the King George playing field in
Rayleigh, to the large, as the Grange estate between Langdon Road and Little Wheatleys Chase off the London Road in
Rayleigh. Type of residences - could be as follows - Semi-detached houses, 1930's style perhaps with stretched 'box' room
to provide reasonable sized thrid bedroom. Small blocks of flats, not more than two storeys to cater for people who perfer
flats. Semi-detached affordable bungalos for disabled and for elderly people who cannot cope with stairs and for first-time
A recycling centre is needed in or around the Rochford area. Because of the lack of this, more and more rubbish is being
253 Mr M J Smith
dumped at the roadside and in our beautiful estuaries.
I think the whole situation is very sad. Whoever you speak to lately feels the same. I never complain or would sit and wirte
my views to anyone but this is how strongly I feel. I worry about how the area is going to be when my children grow up and
am always detabing moving away - as are a lot of people. I appreciate the Governemnt sets these tasks and that people
are looking to move into the area but how long do you go on. We are ruining this area. Perhaps by not building people will
look at other areas for employment and housing rather than encouraging people here. As I say improve our services,
254 Ms V Stanesby doctors, dentists, hospitals - prove we can cope with our population then extend.
255 Mr S Chilton Rochford is a great place to live and I think that radical change could potentially damage the place greatly.
I would like to provide details of three potential sites that we are proposing for development at this early stage, and would
welcome the opportunity to speak with you further about them. All three sites are located near the railway on brown field
land. The sites are therefore in sustainable locations to be considered for redevelopment for residential use. The three
locations as shown on the attached plans are: 1. Land at Hockley Station to the immediate north of the station on
Plumberow Avenue. 2. Land at Hockley Station to the east of the station - accessed from the Station Approach. 3. A
smaller residential site off Preston Gardens. I would request that these sites be considered for inclusion in a future site
256 Ms P Butler
allocation's DPD for residential development. If you require any furhter details at this time, please contact me.
I act of behalf of Mr G Marshall who owns land to the south of Sutton Court Drive. During the Inquiry into the Replacement
Local Plan, we raised concerns over the limited lifespan left in that plan, and the ability of the Council to bring forward an
early review in the form of the LDF. I am happy that these concerns have been disproved, and that the Council are
proceeding apace with the LDF. I know that you are familiar with my client's land, and that you have discussed a number of
matters with him. I will not therefore dwell on site specific matters, although as you know it is very close to shops, services
and employment, notably those close to the airport. In particular, it is well related to public service provision including the
new airport railway station opposite. The allocation and development of the site would secure affordable housing provision,
together with other potential benefits such as new pedestrian and cycle links; open space; and traffic calming etc. The
257 Mr T Dodkins
questionnaire into the Core Strategy asks a number of questions relating to specific issues, which we have addressed