[Sussex] monks farm planning

[PoG]

I'm not totally for the development and neither am I against it, however those that continue to oppose the development due to traffic should put their time and effort into getting a proper bypass of Worthing and Lancing green lit.

 

[LamieRobertson]

The new homes will be greatly appreciated by those desparate for a house.

I guess we should build anything anywhere then

 

[LamieRobertson]

not familar with it, maybe complaints it will increase traffic, block someones access to dog walking, dont like the developemnt, all manner of objections and delays.
quick google suggests they are developing it, started tearing down current building.

Just the twenty years then

 

[Papa Lazarou]

I have registered my support.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I don't think TB is that bothered..although i wonder if she would be at all unless it was the club behind it

I would be bothered. The A27 is a doddle compared to the A259 in Newhaven, and the hundreds of new homes proposed around here.

I hate having to go up to Ikea in Croydon, especially when we spotted a large rat walking along the pavement.
Ask THPP, as he was in the car with us at the time.

 

[LamieRobertson]

The football club that you support has spent thousands on employing experts in transport planning to ensure that the development will not have a significant adverse impact on traffic. Objecting can only waste the club's and local council tax payers' money. Unless you are a transport expert and can prove that the development contravenes planning policy.

That the fact that BHA are involved is irrelevant as far as i am concerned

 

[LamieRobertson]

I would be bothered. The A27 is a doddle compared to the A259 in Newhaven, and the hundreds of new homes proposed around here.

I hate having to go up to Ikea in Croydon, especially when we spotted a large rat walking along the pavement.
Ask THPP, as he was in the car with us at the time.

Compared to the A259 in Newhaven? Cobblers........and how often are you going to Ikea Could always shop online! The bothered bit refers to the posters objection

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I guess we should build anything anywhere then

Scrub land between the training ground & an airport, is hardly a beauty spot.
This does sound remarkably like the objections to Falmer.

 

[Weststander]

I guess we should build anything anywhere then

Unfortunately we are lumbered with needing 3.9m new homes, mostly in Southern England. Brownfield sites can only supply a small proportion. Wherever they are built, there will be worse congestion, no matter what anyone says.

I think we should protect sites of great beauty or native fauna/flora.

Places like Monks Farm are neither, so it fits the bill.

I wish the UK population figure had stayed steady to prevent all this, but the genie was let of the bubble in 1997.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Scrub land between the training ground & an airport, is hardly a beauty spot.
This does sound remarkably like the objections to Falmer.

And the post just floats right over your head...

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Compared to the A259 in Newhaven? Cobblers........and how often are you going to Ikea Could always shop online! The bothered bit refers to the posters objection

Dual carriageway on the A27, with a new roundabout & slip roads.

Single carriageway, ring road, permission for hundreds of home at the back of Peacehaven just granted, with planning in for an aggregate processing plant on east quay taking over Tide Mills.
Some comparison.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

And the post just floats right over your head...

Spell it out for me please, instead of being patronising.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Interesting.

I thought part of the planning application was that they would be removed.

So did I. Where is the change?

 

[LamieRobertson]

Unfortunately we are lumbered with needing 3.9m new homes, mostly in Southern England. Brownfield sites can only supply a small proportion. Wherever they are built, there will be worse congestion, no matter what anyone says.

I think we should protect sites of great beauty or native fauna/flora.

Places like Monks Farm are neither, so it fits the bill.

I wish the UK population figure had stayed steady to prevent all this, but the genie was let of the bubble in 1997.

Fine with all you've said..hard to disagree.but if someone dares to object they are a nimby or ..wasting the clubs money etc....i've never said I was against ...i said in an earlier post that i remain to be convinced....not against!..start putting in the right infrastructure ..roads support services etc and that might make a difference and that applies to any development ..you can't just ignore those things (and i'm not saying you did) because we needs houses...'i'd like to visit Ikea easier'' or because the club's owner is involved....etc

 

[LamieRobertson]

Spell it out for me please, instead of being patronising.

I'm not sure you can be that bothered to listen you are so much in love with it.....now thats being patronising!

 

[Thunder Bolt]

If there is a housing problem why haven’t they built a few hundred residences at Tevill Gate? It’s been available for development for over 20 years, is on a brownfield site, and has excellent rail and road connections.

As I posted on a separate thread yesterday, there's a tract of land next to where I live, which has been sold with planning permission for homes, two years ago.
It's been nicely fenced off since then, but not a single drop of concrete has been laid yet. Land is an investment, and some developers are just sitting on it.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I'm not sure you can be that bothered to listen you are so much in love with it.....now thats being patronising!

Ouch.
Have a good day.

 

[LamieRobertson]

Ouch.
Have a good day.

Lol....ive had my rant and you've replied....but we are ok

Have a good day too....i'm off on the A27 now

 

[Westdene Seagull]

I hate having to go up to Ikea in Croydon, especially when we spotted a large rat walking along the pavement.

Pardew ?

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Shock news, you don't need to visit ikea to purchase and have delivered any item of furniture from their stock

True, but I'm not sure I would pay a £50 delivery charge for a set of good quality saucepans, and a couple of plumptious cushions.
Ikea is not just flat pack furniture, or else it would have gone the same way as MFI.