Published on 21st January 2010 2:35pm
This news relates to South Northamptonshire Council
Application No: S/2010/0037/MAF
Detached building to create six units for business use (B1) and storage (B8) (Amendment to planning permission S/2007/1560/P)
I feel sorry for the residents at the top end of Hartwell, in particualr Forest Road, Stoneway, & Barley Close.
Noise will no doubt be an issue, but one thing that will be an issue is traffic.
This will do nothing but introduce more industrial based traffic movements throughout Hartwell, on roads, which are barely fit to maneuver cars around on safley due to parked cars, etc.
It will also introduce more heavy traffic movements through salcey forest!
I recommend everyone reading this to look at the below link:
http://snc.planning-register.co.uk/PlanAppDisp.asp?RecNum=61093
[posted by thearchitect]
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By fredt >> 27 Jan 2010 08:36 pm
read that but! it doesnt stop them influencing others who do have the vote due to their position and their input (funds) 
a new set of bollards goes a long way to grease the palms of power 
By daylight_gambler >> 27 Jan 2010 08:27 pm
By fredt >> 27 Jan 2010 08:01 pm
well its only wednesday and so far there have been 40ton trucks parked up in the center of the village on two of the three days I have driven through on my way to work! will this mean more HGV parking up and driving through the village? will this mean more trucks parked up in the forest to join the ones already up there? and then there is the access point to this developement, I have already had one near miss with one of the idiots who work up there where they forced me off the road as they pulled out on me! so add the employees from the units there at rush hour/school run time trying to get in and out while someone comes over the bridge at the speed of light!
this planning meeting will be it attended by the members of the parish council? if so it may be worth while attending just to ask if certain members would step down due the clash of interests they have in future developements in and around the village 
By daylight_gambler >> 26 Jan 2010 08:06 pm
There is an open planning meeting on Thursday 4th February at 7.30pm in the Community Centre
See: http://www.hartwellvillage.com/events/O ... ng-Session
By thearchitect >> 24 Jan 2010 09:11 pm
Parilia wrote:Jules58- you wouldn't get much joy from the Parish Council, bit of a damp squib I'm afraid, taking into account how they dealt with the recent housing application.
I have been pushing for the Parish Council to get moving with a Parish Plan for the village, something they seem to be moving very slowly on. This is really important for the village to do before anymore applications come through as it sets out what the village wants to see in its future development. However, if they don't get their bums in gear we, the residents of the village, can do it ourselves. There are grants available to help us. It would be interesting to know if anyone is up for creating a vision for the village, rather than it just becoming another commuter village.
As to new developments- always think the worst first then pull back from it. A landowner is after the most money they can get, whether they live local or not. don't believe anything until it's in writing and legally binding, sad though this is.
Px
By Parilia >> 23 Jan 2010 12:51 pm
Jules58- you wouldn't get much joy from the Parish Council, bit of a damp squib I'm afraid, taking into account how they dealt with the recent housing application.
I have been pushing for the Parish Council to get moving with a Parish Plan for the village, something they seem to be moving very slowly on. This is really important for the village to do before anymore applications come through as it sets out what the village wants to see in its future development. However, if they don't get their bums in gear we, the residents of the village, can do it ourselves. There are grants available to help us. It would be interesting to know if anyone is up for creating a vision for the village, rather than it just becoming another commuter village.
As to new developments- always think the worst first then pull back from it. A landowner is after the most money they can get, whether they live local or not. don't believe anything until it's in writing and legally binding, sad though this is.
Px
By jules58 >> 22 Jan 2010 11:09 am
do we know what type of businesses are likely to occupy the premises, if not how can a reasoned arguement be sustained for or against the development. Q, will this mean local employment opportunities for local people, or a transfer in of people from elsewhere for work only.
As a village do we always assume the worst, such a traffic increase, large trucks, more noise & pollution etc etc.
more important will the development spoil the aesthetics of our village? I personally dont think so, it will be tucked away and close to the M1, this could provide a noise reduction from the M1 for those residents directly in front of the development.
Just my thoughts. would love to go to a parish council meeting unfortunately never around on the evening it is held on each month.
By daylight_gambler >> 22 Jan 2010 08:05 am
I seem to remember this first being submitted a couple of years ago - originally they wanted two story buildings, but they reduced it to one to not block the view of the residents.
I thought it had been given planning permission, but perhaps it was planning permission in principle (or whatever the correct term is!)
By wolf_in_sheeps_clothing >> 22 Jan 2010 07:36 am
C'mon it's not like 6 garages are really going to substantially increase traffic and as for any additional 'noise pollution' when right next to the M1 like that you can't hear yourself fart let alone anything else!
B.A.N.A.N.A
Build Absolutely Nothing Anywhere Near Anyone 
By Howard-Canitbe >> 21 Jan 2010 10:30 pm
So sorry to hear that there will be some business opportunities in the village.
How dare anyone dare to suppose that jobs and prosperity would be welcomed here.
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By siric >> 21 Jan 2010 10:18 pm
might bring some jobs and some money too...
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@mycountycouncil oh also our neighbour Ashton, who is included in CC, is on same subsidised bus route, so your reason does not really work.
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