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The committee officially rejected the application to build on the Narcot Lane site. Your emails and pressure forced the council to prioritize our green belt. Keep an eye on local planning portals to ensure they do not try to push this through under a new application.

April 11, 2020

Save Narcot Lane, Save Chalfont St Giles

Save Narcot Lane, Save Chalfont St Giles

🏆 Won — 169 supporters Verified

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Started by Save Narcot Lane 6 years, 8 months ago

Please sign this petition to Stop the Destruction of Chalfont St Giles by Property Developers.

This petition is to stop the development of the land at Narcot Nurseries, 20 Narcot Lane into a huge housing development.


This development will place our infrastructure under immense strain and pressure, the developers have applied to build 31 dwellings on it. It will also be a development on Green Belt Land.

To really let Chiltern District Council know what you think, please write a letter or email to them with your comments> The Planning Application Number is: PL/20/0186/FA [email protected]

You are eligible to sign this petition if you are aged over 18 years and live or work within the Chiltern & South Bucks District in the UK but please do not sign if you have already signed the paper petition.

Updates

February 9, 2020

The developers are pushing ahead despite the obvious strain this project puts on our local infrastructure. Send an email to the council at [email protected] right now to cite application PL/20/0186/FA and demand they reject these plans. Text three neighbors to ensure they submit their own objections before the window closes.

February 9, 2020

The momentum behind this campaign is overwhelming and proves that our community refuses to let this Green Belt land be destroyed. Now take the next step and email the planning department at [email protected] to formally log your objection against application PL/20/0186/FA.

Reached 100 supporters

February 9, 2020

86 Comments

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

What happened to Green Belt being protected land? The definition of Green Belt is a ring of countryside where urbanisation will be resisted for the foreseeable future, maintaining an area where agriculture, forestry and outdoor leisure can be expected to prevail. How can development of this possibly be justified?

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

The infrastructure of the roads can’t accommodate the number of cars in the area as it is at the moment, for example the road toSeer Green is flooded and impassable so potentially another 70 cars would have to re route. More doctor surgeries, schools etc also need to be built before more housing.

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

This is another encroachment on Green Belt land and cannot be considered a special case for consideration by the council. The local plan has provision for social and affordable housing that does not include this site and as such should not be allowed.

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

Chalfont St Giles will no longer be a village but a town with busy traffic. We have to wait over 3 weeks for an urgent Doctor's appointment now. What will 60+ more residents do. My son would love an AFFORDABLE HOME but he will never be able to afford one like so many other low wage earners. Affordable for whom?

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Cecile Gallina
6 years ago Featured

One of three such developments in the village. We are now talking 87 new dwellings and should they succeed, this would open the flood gate to more applications by Developers who are using affordable housing as a loophole for building extensively all over the UK

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To Tinker
6 years ago Featured

Already parking is dreadful along Narcot Lane since the pub car park became a pay and display area Cars are all over the pavement and grass verges the infrastructure has already broken the garage and taxis are parking customers cars and their cabs with very little consideration for the residents.

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Angela Goldson
5 years ago

Protect our already stretched infrastructure, services and schools. And please protect our green belt - it's what makes Chalfont St Giles such a beautiful place to live. When it's gone, it's gone.

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Chris Goldson
5 years ago

Please protect our valuable green belt. This proposed development was never suggested as part of the very recent Chalfont St Giles Neighbourhood Plan consultation.