building more houses at the busiest junction in the entire parish, how can this ever be acceptable
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Steve Grififths
11 years ago
This development has been railoraded against local consultation and against local agreement.
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Teresa Tovey
11 years ago
Everyone seems to think it is ok to build anywhere these days, giving no thought to green space or what is already there. I say keep up the good work to keep building to a minimum these days. Remember that people and their lives can be at risk especially children and the elderly more traffic and more pollution and even more accidents waiting to happen if traffic is increased.
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Lewis MacLeod
11 years ago
Would increase pollution, traffic congestion, negative impact on local gap, wildlife, open spaces
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Shepherds Walk Resident
11 years ago
This development has been rejected on many occasions already by the residents, the concil and planning authorities. It is wrong that a developer, backed by large quantites of money is permitted to try to batter the residents and authorities into submission by "playing the system". It is abundantly clear that this development is bad for everyone, apart from the developer.
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Geoff Moore
11 years ago
At least 3 housing estates are planned for London Rd, and more elsewhere around Hassocks. There is only one road that crosses the railway along a stretch of several miles. Pollution, congestion, school places, access to health services, wildlife, flooding; how many reasons do the authorities need to refuse planning permission? We need homes - but in cities and towns. Are we going to turn all the South Downs villages into large towns? It's nuts.
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Ayesha Trott
11 years ago
Hassocks has more than its fair share of new homes in the last few years, we chose to live in a village for a reason and we are being forced into becoming a town without the supporting infrastructure
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Jon Herbert
11 years ago
Area already suffers from congestion, trains are always full, schools are full, would destroy gap betwenn Hassocks and Hurst
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Lisa Tovey
11 years ago
Schools are fit to burst, pollution, more traffic congestion, VERY dangerous access to this potential estate to both car users and pedestrians. How many times do we have to say no
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Lisa Tovey
11 years ago
Schools are fit to burst, pollution, more traffic congestion, VERY dangerous access to this potential estate to both car users and pedestrians. How many times do we have to say no
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Angela Wood
11 years ago
The road, car parks and local amenities do not have the capacity to take more housing in this area
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Philippa creed
11 years ago
This is totally inappropriate-
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Carol Smethurst
11 years ago
How many time do we have to say no to this development? What will be next?
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Sarah Lessacher
11 years ago
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As an informed member of the local play groups in Hassocks I have concerns about the increase in population and wonder how local infrastructure will accommodate increased population. The playgroups are full with long waiting lists in place already.
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valerie alford
11 years ago
This development would erode a narrow and vulnerable Local Gap. It would exacerbate the winter flooding. It cannot alleviate the dire pollution problems. I utterly object to this proposed development.
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valerie alford
11 years ago
This development would erode a narrow and vulnerable Local Gap. It would exacerbate the winter flooding. It cannot alleviate the dire pollution problems. I utterly object to this proposed development.
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valerie alford
11 years ago
This development would erode a narrow and vulnerable Local Gap. It would exacerbate the winter flooding. It cannot alleviate the dire pollution problems. I utterly object to this proposed development.
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Jackie Marchant
11 years ago
will create serious traffic problems, the air quality will be even worse at Stonepound crossroads
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Bev Burst
11 years ago
I wholeheartedly agree with every word of this petition, and have submitted my own objection letter regarding this to the district council.
building more houses at the busiest junction in the entire parish, how can this ever be acceptable
This development has been railoraded against local consultation and against local agreement.
Everyone seems to think it is ok to build anywhere these days, giving no thought to green space or what is already there. I say keep up the good work to keep building to a minimum these days. Remember that people and their lives can be at risk especially children and the elderly more traffic and more pollution and even more accidents waiting to happen if traffic is increased.
Would increase pollution, traffic congestion, negative impact on local gap, wildlife, open spaces
This development has been rejected on many occasions already by the residents, the concil and planning authorities. It is wrong that a developer, backed by large quantites of money is permitted to try to batter the residents and authorities into submission by "playing the system". It is abundantly clear that this development is bad for everyone, apart from the developer.
At least 3 housing estates are planned for London Rd, and more elsewhere around Hassocks. There is only one road that crosses the railway along a stretch of several miles. Pollution, congestion, school places, access to health services, wildlife, flooding; how many reasons do the authorities need to refuse planning permission? We need homes - but in cities and towns. Are we going to turn all the South Downs villages into large towns? It's nuts.
Hassocks has more than its fair share of new homes in the last few years, we chose to live in a village for a reason and we are being forced into becoming a town without the supporting infrastructure
Area already suffers from congestion, trains are always full, schools are full, would destroy gap betwenn Hassocks and Hurst
Schools are fit to burst, pollution, more traffic congestion, VERY dangerous access to this potential estate to both car users and pedestrians. How many times do we have to say no
Schools are fit to burst, pollution, more traffic congestion, VERY dangerous access to this potential estate to both car users and pedestrians. How many times do we have to say no
The road, car parks and local amenities do not have the capacity to take more housing in this area
This is totally inappropriate-
How many time do we have to say no to this development? What will be next?
As an informed member of the local play groups in Hassocks I have concerns about the increase in population and wonder how local infrastructure will accommodate increased population. The playgroups are full with long waiting lists in place already.
This development would erode a narrow and vulnerable Local Gap. It would exacerbate the winter flooding. It cannot alleviate the dire pollution problems. I utterly object to this proposed development.
This development would erode a narrow and vulnerable Local Gap. It would exacerbate the winter flooding. It cannot alleviate the dire pollution problems. I utterly object to this proposed development.
This development would erode a narrow and vulnerable Local Gap. It would exacerbate the winter flooding. It cannot alleviate the dire pollution problems. I utterly object to this proposed development.
will create serious traffic problems, the air quality will be even worse at Stonepound crossroads
I wholeheartedly agree with every word of this petition, and have submitted my own objection letter regarding this to the district council.
No, save this land.