http://www.ottershawsociety.org/category/planning-applications/in-the-locality/rbc-land-sales/
Final reminder that the deadline for objecting to RBC’s proposed sale of public land in Addlestone is this Thursday. For details please see the website: http://www.ottershawsociety.org/category/planning-applications/in-the-locality/rbc-land-sales/
(Insert RU.12/0151 in the Application number box and click search)
(Insert RU.12/0148 in the Application number box and click search)
(Insert RU.12/0147 in the Application number box and click search)
The planning application for development of 12 houses on Palmer Crescent was approved by the Planning Committee of RBC tonight (15th February), by 7 votes to 6.
Erection of a single storey rear extension with raised rooflight
(Insert RU.12/0123 in the Application number box and click search)
RBC Planning Committee will hear the application for the proposed development of up to 12 residential units in Palmer Crescent at their Planning Committee Meeting to be held on Wednesday 15th February at 7.30 pm in the Council Chamber, Civic Offices, Addlestone.
Please come to support the residents of the Crescent and Society members who have opposed the sale of this land and its development, by attending the meeting in the public gallery. A maximum of 100 members of the public are allowed into the gallery and tickets will be issued in the main reception of the Civic Offices on a first come first served basis on the night.
For further information telephone 01932 425153.
(Insert RU.12/0101 in the Application number box and click search)
(Insert RU.12/0092 in the Application number box and click search)
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Surrey Local Flood Risk Management Strategy
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Following the significant floods in 2007, the Government gave local authorities new powers to help manage local flood risk in a more coordinated way. The Flood and Water Management Act 2010 requires county councils to lead the coordination of flood risk management for surface water, groundwater and smaller watercourses in their area. Main river flooding remains the responsibility of the Environment Agency.
Surrey County Council must now produce a Local Flood Risk Management Strategy, which will give a clear vision for how flood risk will be dealt with in Surrey. The Strategy will reflect that it is not possible to stop all flooding.
Surrey County Council want to hear more about your experiences of flooding, your continuing concerns and your views on issues such as funding. Please take the time to fill in their short survey. The deadline for responses is 31 March 2012.
They will use the information provided to ensure that your key concerns are reflected in the draft Local Flood Risk Management Strategy which will be published in spring 2012. You will then have the opportunity to comment on the draft strategy during a formal consultation period.
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