South Ruislip Residents AssociationPlanning Applications
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Long Drive Development
As you may know London City Homes Ltd. have applied to erect 6 houses and 18 flats on land in Long Drive, this would result in the demolition of existing properties. Many local residents and the SRRA objected to this development and the council subsequently refused it. The developer appealed against that decision and an Inquiry was due to take place in March, this was cancelled in favour of an exchange of written statements. With help from Councillor Oliver Curley the Inquiry (public hearing) has been reinstated, and a new date for it will notified in due course.
This means that residents can amend their previous objections and new objectors can also submit theirs to the Inspectorate in Bristol. They must be received in Bristol by 11th April 2006 Note! 3 copies of letters must be sent. Please help us to stop this gross over development and attend the inquiry if you can.
Official references: Residential development of six dwelling houses and eighteen flats (involving the demolition of 53 to 59 Long Drive, South Ruislip) Application Ref. No. 60523/APP/2005/1085 The Planning Inspectorate Ref. No. APP/R5510/A/05/1182648
Send comments to: The Planning Inspectorate, 3/14 Eagle Wing, Temple Quay House, 2 The Square, Temple Quay, Bristol BS1 6PN If you have any comments or questions please email SRRA.
24/03/06
