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Four Marks Parish Council
Alton In Partnership
Dept. Communities & Local Government
Monday 16th February - Alton Herald
Article
Alton Town Partnership
are holding a 'drop in rolling presentations sessions' at Alton
Community Centre from 10:00 to 14:00 on Saturday 28th February 2009 to
get public opinion about plans for 2,000 new homes in the area over the
next 20 years. EHDC has proposed three strategies after last year's
consultation process
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all
in Alton & Petersfield (the two largest settlements)
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include Liss,
Liphook and Four Marks
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spread across all sizes of settlements in East Hampshire
see the Herald Article here
New Government proposals
to open up development in villages and county towns by relaxing planning
controls ? 05/01/09
Evening Standard Editorial re Housing Targets 05/01/09
The future of the Whitehill and
Bordon ‘eco-town’ bid was thrown into doubt before Christmas, as one of
the companies involved in building the new army camp in Wales withdrew
from the project. The army is due to leave Whitehill and Bordon in
2013, leaving tracts of land open to possible redevelopment.
05/01/09
WANTED - INTERESTED
LOCAL PEOPLE WHO CARE ABOUT THE FUTURE
These are our
communities and our families' future, so why don't you get involved ?
Some of us have been working hard to stop in-appropriate
over-development in Four
Marks, Medstead & Chawton. We don't want to become small towns with a greatly increased
population, but yet no facilities or infrastructure. We can only be
effective in fighting in-appropriate planning applications
being made in Four Marks, Medstead & Chawton by everyone working together,
and using objective planning arguments - so far in support of EHDC
Planning Department we have great success, including FOUR Developer
Appeals dismissed by National Planning Inspectors in 2007.
Contact us at
fight4fourmarks@yahoo.co.uk
with your name address and telephone #
To See The Latest
Planning News in Four Marks & Medstead go to
News Update
To see the detailed
applications & links to EHDC's web site go to
Development
Applications
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F4FM objects (and will continue to
object) to inappropriate & high density developments, which our village
infrastructure cannot support. We do (and will) support well-designed &
affordable developments that meet the needs of our community and are in
line with government, regional, county, district and parish Development
Plans. We support all efforts to generate local employment and
economic growth for our community. |
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