The consultation by Guildford Borough Council on planning application 25/P/01716 submitted by the Aster Group to build 37 homes north of Orestan Lane closes tomorrow Saturday 28th February, although late comments are often accepted. There are currently 64 objections.
Effingham Residents Association has submitted an objection which is not yet available on the Guildford Borough Council website as it contains photographs, but can be read here. Effingham Parish Council has also objected and its objection can be read here.
Green belt land is essential for individuals wellbeing , space to embrace harmony in nature.
More vehicles bring pollution, congestion, road rage.
ALL contrary to village life and an environment created and nurtured over time.
I’m not aware of increased provision of medical centres, schools essential if/ when increase in population .
Well done Vivian, you have really done your research and we are all very thankful for that.
We all know how slowly the congestion moves in the village at the moment as many people visit our popular little shops and parents drop off their children at the schools. Also it is a popular route for cyclists.
sometimes it takes me 3-5 minutes to get out of my driveway onto Lower Road.
Orestan Lane, although very narrow, can sometimes be a quick escape route to the main road.
Over Development is happening all over this part of Surrey but I guess these Building Companies make such huge profits it is worth their while to push for as much as they can get without thoughts with problems they maybe causing for the environment, traffic pollution and peoples health and well- being.
Well Done Vivian, you have really done your research and we are all very thankful for that. We all know how slowly the congestion moves in the village at the moment as many people visit our popular shops and parents drop off their children at schools. Also a popular route for cyclists. Orestan Lane, although very narrow, can sometimes be a quick route to the main road.
Over Development is happening all over this part of Surrey but I guess these Building Companies make such huge profits it is worth their while to push for as much as they can get, without thoughts with the problems they maybe causing for the Environment, Traffic Pollution and Congestion and peoples health and well-being.