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The planning committee has officially declined the application for these additional homes. This outcome reflects the persistence of every individual who signed this petition to demand accountability. We will continue to monitor the site to ensure that the outstanding repairs for existing residents are finally addressed.

December 17, 2017

Habrough Fields Phase 2, Immingham.

Habrough Fields Phase 2, Immingham.

🏆 Won — 136 supporters Verified

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Started by Daniel Lammin 8 years, 10 months ago

As we know a planning permission application for the 156 house “Habrough Fields Phase 2” is imminent.

This will impact the current residents severely in terms of increased traffic (one exit in and out for the whole estate), strain on flooding defences (further protection is being offered but residents have heard that claim before with little evidence of success), strain on Immingham’s amenities such as schools, doctors & dentists (current residents are having to take children out of Immingham for schooling and healthcare) and lastly the fact that residents feel “Phase 1” is far from finished with many waiting for repairs or checks to be carried out.

Sign this petition if you wish for the development to be blocked or delayed until Peter Wards existing customers are satisfied before they make their new customers (and their profits) the priority.

Updates

October 29, 2017

The momentum behind this petition highlights the widespread frustration regarding the current state of infrastructure in our area. It is clear that the community expects accountability from the developers before any further expansion proceeds.

Reached 100 supporters

October 29, 2017

43 Comments

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Anonymous
8 years ago Featured

The main road is inadequate for another 150 houses. When we flooded earlier this year no one could get off the estate as there is only one way on and off

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Chloe johnson
8 years ago Featured

Phase one houses are poorly put together, Peter ward's customer service is shocking. When building there's no consideration or respect for the residence.

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Hildegarde Badics
8 years ago Featured

I strongly disagree with the planned proposal. I was one of the residents flooded. Nothing has been done .only one exit in and out is appalling. Added pressure on on local ammenities. Schools doctors dentist etc. Insufficient drainage. Lots of things need to be put right before any one should even consider building more housing.

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Sarah weber
8 years ago Featured

We got badly flooded in August this year it is now the end of October and our house is still not finished . More houses on here would just cause more problems as nothing has been done to stop it happening again

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Mark Mumby
8 years ago Featured

Worried about school places, traffic congestion on Brocklesby Ave., flood risk and noise/dirt from construction. The construction management plan has not been stuck to for the current site; deliveries arriving at 06:00 and drivers sat on the street with their engiens running, some building work starting before 07:00.

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Guy dennis
8 years ago Featured

Acces to the estate is strained already and an additional 300 cars driving on will only compound the problem. Dual access via pilgrims way is preferable but we need to make sure measures are put in place to ensure it is not a cut through ie removable bollards in case of flooding.

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Claire Bundy
8 years ago

They said they had no plans to build on that field when asked when looking to buy, but that was a lie as plans were already being made/applied for. This is not a respectable firm so would expect any promises made not to be for filled. Peter Wards Homes are unreliable and when things go wrong once you have purchased they are not interested. We are all aware of the flooding issues and nothing has been done. The one entrance/exit road is not sufficient. Schools cannot cater for additional families.

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Samantha Swinburn
8 years ago

There are so many things wrong with building on the proposed Phase 2 site. 1. It was not consulted on in the Local plan 2.The horrendous flooding in the area that the poor Phase1 residents have to suffer - it is a travesty that not only has the builder not remediated this they want to build more!! If the builder hasn't solved the flooding problems on the existing site WHY add a further site and allow them to add to Immingham's flooding problems and create misery for those who suffer it. 3. Not enough school places in the nearby school. 4. Access to the existing site is bad and dangerous - particularly when flooded. Access to the new site will be via phase 1 making the problem and the traffic a whole lot worse. 5. Countryside will be destroyed - at the minute the estates on the west side of Immingham are broken up and the character of the estates is softened by being edged by woods and farmland. A new site will make this one massive estate destroying the distinctive semi-rural character of the west side of Immingham forever. 6. Habitats of all sorts of wildlife will be impacted. 7. Access from Roval to Mill Lane will be lost. 8. Increased pressure on public services nearby such as doctors and dentists. 9. Loss of open space for leisure and increased pressure on the existing parks. There are no more parks planned and the existing playing fields and parks are massively oversubscribed leading to anti-social behaviour. This is only going to get worse with more houses added and no more facilities provided.