We the undersigned, residents of Caterham on the Hill, recognise thatas a community we bear the brunt of new housing development in Tandridgesince most of the rest of the District is protected by the Green Belt. Accordingly, we firmly request that the planning gain (Community Infrastructure Levy, New Homes Bonus etc) which these developments secure MUST be spent in the communitythat bears that burden,and not used to support other areas or be used to balance the Council budget.
The momentum is undeniable now. It is time for the council to see where the community stands.
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S.E.EDDOLLS
12 years ago
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Of course communities must benefit from any developments forced upon them in their area.
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Peter Freebody
12 years ago
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It should be spent in the local area because it is that community that has endured the inconvenience and will suffer the reduction of services that are available for that area. These monies should come to Caterham not Oxted area which always seems to come out on top when decisions of this nature have to be made. The over development of Caterham area far outweighs what has happened in Oxted over a number of years.
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Linda Whitaker
13 years ago
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Its only fair. We suffer the building work for years so we should see some benefit in the area where we actually live.
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Simon Acosta
13 years ago
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Enough is enough. Caterham keeps getting all the houses while the money just disappears elsewhere. Keep it local for once.
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Sarah Mathis
13 years ago
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TANDRIDGE DISTRICT COUNCIL ARE PATHETIC. WE GET THE TRAFFIC AND THE OVERCROWDING BUT OXTED GETS ALL THE PERKS. THIS NEEDS TO STOP RIGHT NOW
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Dave Ward
13 years ago
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Our schools and roads are already struggling. If they force this development on us then at least use the cash to fix the mess it creates.
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We the undersigned, residents of Caterham on the Hill, recognise thatas a community we bear the brunt of new housing development in Tandridgesince most of the rest of the District is protected by the Green Belt. Accordingly, we firmly request that the planning gain (Community Infrastructure Levy, New Homes Bonus etc) which these developments secure MUST be spent in the communitythat bears that burden,and not used to support other areas or be used to balance the Council budget.
The momentum is undeniable now. It is time for the council to see where the community stands.
6 Comments
S
S.E.EDDOLLS
12 years ago
Featured
Of course communities must benefit from any developments forced upon them in their area.
P
Peter Freebody
12 years ago
Featured
It should be spent in the local area because it is that community that has endured the inconvenience and will suffer the reduction of services that are available for that area. These monies should come to Caterham not Oxted area which always seems to come out on top when decisions of this nature have to be made. The over development of Caterham area far outweighs what has happened in Oxted over a number of years.
L
Linda Whitaker
13 years ago
Featured
Its only fair. We suffer the building work for years so we should see some benefit in the area where we actually live.
S
Simon Acosta
13 years ago
Featured
Enough is enough. Caterham keeps getting all the houses while the money just disappears elsewhere. Keep it local for once.
S
Sarah Mathis
13 years ago
Featured
TANDRIDGE DISTRICT COUNCIL ARE PATHETIC. WE GET THE TRAFFIC AND THE OVERCROWDING BUT OXTED GETS ALL THE PERKS. THIS NEEDS TO STOP RIGHT NOW
D
Dave Ward
13 years ago
Featured
Our schools and roads are already struggling. If they force this development on us then at least use the cash to fix the mess it creates.
Of course communities must benefit from any developments forced upon them in their area.