Heyes playing fields.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

The new facility has been operational for a few weeks and is being used on Saturdays and Sundays and several weekday evenings.

The car park appears to be inadequate. Today it is full again and some cars are parked on the road.

I have needed to reschedule my grocery delivery day to avoid the risk that the van can't park nearby.

I am not suggesting that the car park be enlarged (and all the aggro that would cause - seen enough bulldozers to last a lifetime !)

...I am just saying that what is a wonderful amenity for some is an unfortunate inconvenience for a few.

Well we'll just get um to shut it down Margaret, hell have it inconveniencing your grocery delivery can we

[MargaretR]

I think that you wouldn't be pleased if you needed an ambulance and due to road parking you had to be paraded on a stretcher for a journey of several minutes to reach the vehicle.

The car park overspill is just a reflection of the lack of planning when designing the site. Several instances of which have been obvious during the build.

The car park layout does not conform to the original plan which was placed before the planning committee.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

I think that you wouldn't be pleased if you needed an ambulance and due to road parking you had to be paraded on a stretcher for a journey of several minutes to reach the vehicle.

The car park overspill is just a reflection of the lack of planning when designing the site. Several instances of which have been obvious during the build.

The car park layout does not conform to the original plan which was placed before the planning committee.

Margaret when have you seen any facility like this with adequate parking, if they had to allow for a parking space for every body who had a car it would be just one great big car park and no playing fields, as for being wheeled to an ambulance it happens every time I go to hospital they have to cart me about 50 yards to an ambulance they just get on with it it part of life when you live in flats