Check but, they seen to have been written on the 12th May, but franked 22nd May.
Received 24th May the Bank Holiday, objections by 28th May
This cannot be right
NWLDC or North West District Council, Planning department have a new practice of sending out Neighbour Notification Letters very late.
This is so you have no time to get any objections to them within a deadline.
So letters dated 14th May, Posted or Franked 22nd May, delivered 24th May, Objections date by the 28th May, 26th May was bank Holiday
Notifications are sent out late and not on any lamp posts anywhere
I looked at a big development, they can't I thought be doing this for a huge scheme of houses, yes they are.
Measham is in the Heart of the National Forest, the meetings about a 450 housing development have been well attended and very verbal
The plans are now in a Committee Meeting again on the 10th of June, no one knows
The main key to this development is the fact its directly in the field where HS2 goes through, so if they build they will need to demolish at least a third, the rest will need compensation.
Read the application http://minutes-1.nwleics.gov.uk/documents/s2446/A3.pdf
The project has been very quite for a year, details hard to come by.
How has it been funded, where the money came from for the consultations and who are the stake holders?
There was a blog that ran out of steam because it went low key and information was hard to come by, but Neighbour Notifications sent out using same principles, and in committee 2 days before a parish meeting can be organised.
Some thing not right
Can a County Council sit on its own Development Committee and pass it's own plan?
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