Petition against using Greenhouse Gardens as access for proposed development of 43 houses at the former Cummings Nursery
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Mr Roger Hill
2 years ago
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We were promised by MDDC Planning that Greenhouse Gardens would NOT be used for access. It would seem that, is no longer true!
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Heather Hill
4 years ago
Strongly object on the grounds of access through Greenhouse Gardens being totally unsuitable for use by heavy vehicles and additional cars, on an already over used road.
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Kathy Strong
4 years ago
Object
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Tracy harris
4 years ago
Dead against the whole thing
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Mark Hiscock
4 years ago
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The roads of Culm Lea, River Drive and Greenhouse Gardens are not suitable for construction vehicles to use, either by their width or road surface type (brick). Devonshire Homes when they constructed the road in Greenhouse Gardens openly stated to the local residents that the brick surface was only suitable for light vehicles and NOT construction vehicles!!!!
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Leila Vicary
4 years ago
This has to stop
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Linda Dietrich
4 years ago
Objecting to using Greenhouse Gardens as an access road
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Tracy Harris
4 years ago
The traffic will be 80 cars more it is at the moment
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Mark Horn
4 years ago
Totally unsuitable road layout and road surface for construction traffic, putting at risk lives of residents, visitors, pets. Junction to Honiton road unsuitable
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Andy Nicks
4 years ago
Strongly disagree with the built of the new homes and access using Greenhouse Gardens.
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Tina Rose
4 years ago
No more traffic through culm lea enough is enough.
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Steve Millis
4 years ago
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Access during the construction phase should 100% be via the lane opposite Mole Valley and not through the existing Greenhouse Gardens.
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Edward Skinner
4 years ago
Not happy for all the goods traffic for our road and children’s safety.
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Janet Alcock
4 years ago
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There are often many cars parked at the kerbside of roads on this estate. Like most modern housing developments, parking areas are insufficient. Poor provision has been made for the many households who, by necessity, own more than one vehicle.
Using this estate as an access route to 40+ more properties is ludicrous.
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Scott simons
4 years ago
This will cause more traffic footfall around the neighbourhood and the traffic going out onto the main road , more vehicles will be in the way for original residents or their guests , children and animals won’t be safe and roads will be ruined which could lead to more disruption.
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Demitria Hunt
4 years ago
Living on the estate this would cause such stress on a road which is already crammed and what condition will it be left with. Why
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Tanya Rivers
4 years ago
This road has been completed who's going to cover the cost of the damage afterwards , the road being used will become a nuisance to the neighbourhood , young and old and animals as well .
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Carlie SOuch
4 years ago
This is not practical for the additional through traffic and will be dangerous
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Victoria
4 years ago
Leave the greenhouses alone. Make it a garden business. We don't need more houses on our green spaces
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Cory Knowles
4 years ago
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Complete lack of infrastructure for the proposed route to be practical. Potential for Significant damage will be caused to the road, the cars parked on it and also potential for injury to the people who use existing estate everyday
We were promised by MDDC Planning that Greenhouse Gardens would NOT be used for access. It would seem that, is no longer true!
Strongly object on the grounds of access through Greenhouse Gardens being totally unsuitable for use by heavy vehicles and additional cars, on an already over used road.
Object
Dead against the whole thing
The roads of Culm Lea, River Drive and Greenhouse Gardens are not suitable for construction vehicles to use, either by their width or road surface type (brick). Devonshire Homes when they constructed the road in Greenhouse Gardens openly stated to the local residents that the brick surface was only suitable for light vehicles and NOT construction vehicles!!!!
This has to stop
Objecting to using Greenhouse Gardens as an access road
The traffic will be 80 cars more it is at the moment
Totally unsuitable road layout and road surface for construction traffic, putting at risk lives of residents, visitors, pets. Junction to Honiton road unsuitable
Strongly disagree with the built of the new homes and access using Greenhouse Gardens.
No more traffic through culm lea enough is enough.
Access during the construction phase should 100% be via the lane opposite Mole Valley and not through the existing Greenhouse Gardens.
Not happy for all the goods traffic for our road and children’s safety.
There are often many cars parked at the kerbside of roads on this estate. Like most modern housing developments, parking areas are insufficient. Poor provision has been made for the many households who, by necessity, own more than one vehicle. Using this estate as an access route to 40+ more properties is ludicrous.
This will cause more traffic footfall around the neighbourhood and the traffic going out onto the main road , more vehicles will be in the way for original residents or their guests , children and animals won’t be safe and roads will be ruined which could lead to more disruption.
Living on the estate this would cause such stress on a road which is already crammed and what condition will it be left with. Why
This road has been completed who's going to cover the cost of the damage afterwards , the road being used will become a nuisance to the neighbourhood , young and old and animals as well .
This is not practical for the additional through traffic and will be dangerous
Leave the greenhouses alone. Make it a garden business. We don't need more houses on our green spaces
Complete lack of infrastructure for the proposed route to be practical. Potential for Significant damage will be caused to the road, the cars parked on it and also potential for injury to the people who use existing estate everyday