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katex 07-05-2009 11:53

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Like this too :-


Homes plan for Great Harwood police station (From Lancashire Telegraph)

park381 07-05-2009 13:53

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 711473)
Am I just being green and mean ? Or are the neighbours ? ... :rolleyes::D

May be, but HBC indicated the application did not comply with the Policy E10 :)

katex 07-05-2009 13:58

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Originally Posted by park381 (Post 711504)
May be, but HBC indicated the application did not comply with the Policy E10 :)

I know ... :) Still ... :D

katex 20-05-2009 10:12

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Eeew hek ! More trouble brewing methinks :

11/09/0177 Erection of Retail Store (Class A1) Land at Heys Lane/Station
with Road Great Harwood
associated car parking, landscaping,
access and servicing
12/05/2009
Aldi Stores Ltd

derekgas 20-05-2009 11:01

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The building that Tesco originally put an offer in for, on Burnley road, Clayton, has now got an auction sign on it, so could be more supermarket sweeping going on.

katex 27-06-2009 21:57

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I'm not a happy bunny ... nothing on the website since period ending 15/5/09 !!
http://planetsmilies.net/kaos-animal...miley-6082.gif
Yet, last week in the Observer, they had a list of applications. Did they get them sent by HBC ? Can't see that they visited Scaitliffe House to view. Wasn't much anyway, unless you consider Sparth House applying for a swimming pool.
Course you will all know that Tesco's application has now been accepted for Great Harwood ... :(

Are the general public being ignored now with regard to up-to-date information ?

jaysay 28-06-2009 10:09

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 724957)
I'm not a happy bunny ... nothing on the website since period ending 15/5/09 !!
http://planetsmilies.net/kaos-animal...miley-6082.gif
Yet, last week in the Observer, they had a list of applications. Did they get them sent by HBC ? Can't see that they visited Scaitliffe House to view. Wasn't much anyway, unless you consider Sparth House applying for a swimming pool.
Course you will all know that Tesco's application has now been accepted for Great Harwood ... :(

Are the general public being ignored now with regard to up-to-date information ?

Me thinks that 99.99999% of the GP don't give a damn about planning kate, unless it affects them that is:rolleyes:

katex 28-06-2009 19:27

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 725065)
Me thinks that 99.99999% of the GP don't give a damn about planning kate, unless it affects them that is:rolleyes:

Agree to a certain extent Jaysay. It is human nature to take an interest in buildings in your area that would affect you, like large extension to the house next door oveshadowing your own home, planning for a drug centre which may affect the price of your property, new supermarkets which may tread on your toes, transport systems which may take away the parking from outside your front door and change of use to nearby shops.

I think now though there is a slight rise in interest in general applications for the regeneration of our town ... because more information has become available. Years ago ... us working class would not be aware that we could have a say in what the council intended and wouldn't think our voices expressing opinion would have any clout. Now, however, it is there through the media, and through the internet. That is why I am so annoyed that they have not put up any details for weeks !! Someone being sloppy.

We do on here, for example, discuss certain intentions of new developments which would not have been so openly displayed in the past.

claytonender 28-06-2009 23:15

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Kate - all councillors get a list of planning applications (which have been submitted that week) emailed to them weekly. If you give me your email address in a PM - I will send you copies of the emails from w/e 15/05/09)

katex 28-06-2009 23:22

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Originally Posted by claytonender (Post 725259)
Kate - all councillors get a list of planning applications (which have been submitted that week) emailed to them weekly. If you give me your email address in a PM - I will send you copies of the emails from w/e 15/05/09)


Great Claytonender ... will do .. but I will copy it on here.

Still does not excuse the Planning Department though for the length of time since the last ones were put on their website. Had been set up as a public service which is not being fulfilled, and now taking up your precious time to do what you suggest.

BERNADETTE 28-06-2009 23:22

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And as for the drug rehabilitation centre Kate they know objections are going to be nearly zilch cos hardly any residents at present. Makes me wonder if the new developments backers are going to be best pleased at getting planning permission spending money on re-developing then having this put on the doorstep of the properties.

katex 28-06-2009 23:41

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 725263)
And as for the drug rehabilitation centre Kate they know objections are going to be nearly zilch cos hardly any residents at present. Makes me wonder if the new developments backers are going to be best pleased at getting planning permission spending money on re-developing then having this put on the doorstep of the properties.


Their is one letter of objection in the Observer Bernie ... don't know whether you have seen it from an elderly couple who live opposite the proposed site.

They feel because the site is more isolated than the original suggestion of Avenue Parade, there will not be as much supervision ordered on Paradise Street/Eagle Street where there is not even a CCTV camera. They already have experiences of large boozing parties on their back drive.

garinda 28-06-2009 23:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 725065)
Me thinks that 99.99999% of the GP don't give a damn about planning kate, unless it affects them that is:rolleyes:

I suspect that figure will be reversed when it comes to the planning application for the mosque.

BERNADETTE 29-06-2009 00:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by katex (Post 725269)
Their is one letter of objection in the Observer Bernie ... don't know whether you have seen it from an elderly couple who live opposite the proposed site.

They feel because the site is more isolated than the original suggestion of Avenue Parade, there will not be as much supervision ordered on Paradise Street/Eagle Street where there is not even a CCTV camera. They already have experiences of large boozing parties on their back drive.

Yep saw it Kate, was my next door neighbour. They share the same bit of back street as me and to be honest would think it is highly unlikely there was ever a boozing party down there. Do understand their concerns given their ages but the facility is needed and as far as I'm concerned the decision was made ages ago. As I said before very few residents to object to the proposal, enough said in my book. Having said that not the best idea in the world to put it next to the skate park IMHO

claytonender 29-06-2009 20:30

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Hope you got the copies of the planning applications that I emailed you. I was about to email the planning dept to ask when the website would be uptodate - but when I checked the website I noticed that the reports were there but in the wrong order.


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