ghostly goings on at thorpe park.......(jonesy)

[Brandy]

I feel another Residents meeting coming onPs/where's RaveyDavey? he'l know the score.

[chameleon]

Brandy wrote: I feel another Residents meeting coming onPs/where's RaveyDavey? he'l know the score. The death nell (to peace and tranquility Brandy, not the development) will be once the Seacroft (A6120) Bypass comes to be - that is still part of the bigger plan and is key to opening-up the ehtire area for further development as planned, moving the greenbelt boundary a mile or so further out

[raveydavey]

chameleon wrote: Brandy wrote: I feel another Residents meeting coming onPs/where's RaveyDavey? he'l know the score. The death nell (to peace and tranquility Brandy, not the development) will be once the Seacroft (A6120) Bypass comes to be - that is still part of the bigger plan and is key to opening-up the ehtire area for further development as planned, moving the greenbelt boundary a mile or so further out I saw the small article in this mornings YEP too - apparently legislation has changed (new government?), so the Public Enquiry was suspended to take that into account.The UDP that is being quoted has been about for a good few years, having being pushed through by the previous Labour administration on the quiet (I'm sure all statutory requirements will have been met, but that's not the same as making sure everyone who will be impacted knows about it). As Chameleon says, the UDP looks for the "edge of the city" to move out to just past the villages of Scholes and Thorner all the way from west of Red Hall to Thorpe Park and the M1 extension.To my (admittedly untrained) eye, there is no way the transport / access plan for this development can work (10 minute walk to the nearest bus stop, installing a junction and traffic lights at a point so dangerous that it already has two speed cameras, etc), let alone the environmental impact the development will have, but as is often the case the developer has deep pockets and will be putting maximum pressure on to force this through.It's up to those of us living nearby to try and get it stopped. The original thread is here: http://www.secretleeds.co.uk/forum/Mess ... ighLight=1

[cnosni]

richardc1983 wrote: i got excited then when I had new replies cos I thought there was some confirmation of ghosts at thorpe park Sorry pal,but sometimes we let go and have some fun.You might well get an answer at some stage

[cnosni]

raveydavey wrote: chameleon wrote: Brandy wrote: I feel another Residents meeting coming onPs/where's RaveyDavey? he'l know the score. The death nell (to peace and tranquility Brandy, not the development) will be once the Seacroft (A6120) Bypass comes to be - that is still part of the bigger plan and is key to opening-up the ehtire area for further development as planned, moving the greenbelt boundary a mile or so further out I saw the small article in this mornings YEP too - apparently legislation has changed (new government?), so the Public Enquiry was suspended to take that into account.The UDP that is being quoted has been about for a good few years, having being pushed through by the previous Labour administration on the quiet (I'm sure all statutory requirements will have been met, but that's not the same as making sure everyone who will be impacted knows about it). As Chameleon says, the UDP looks for the "edge of the city" to move out to just past the villages of Scholes and Thorner all the way from west of Red Hall to Thorpe Park and the M1 extension.To my (admittedly untrained) eye, there is no way the transport / access plan for this development can work (10 minute walk to the nearest bus stop, installing a junction and traffic lights at a point so dangerous that it already has two speed cameras, etc), let alone the environmental impact the development will have, but as is often the case the developer has deep pockets and will be putting maximum pressure on to force this through.It's up to those of us living nearby to try and get it stopped. The original thread is here: http://www.secretleeds.co.uk/forum/Mess ... ighLight=1 Never mind you lot living nearby,us lot in the inner city quagmire dont want the areas on the periphary to descend into urban sprawl.Sign me up to stop it!!,we want something green to go to!!