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Saturday, 21 April 2012
Updates for April 2012
The website has all the latest information on the main issues facing Sellindge. New Posts added so far for April 2012, denoted by the number below are :
This is being updated over the weekend of 5th/6th May 2012
Section 4 - Wind Farm
1) Turbine plan 'has sent house values tumbling'
2a) Somerfield Court Farm - leaflet - Another Blow for Sellindge
2b) Somerfield Court Farm – Planning Application - see post below to easily make your Comments to Shepway - Comments by 22nd April
3a) Harringe Brooks Wind Park - leaflet - the True Costs of Wind Power
3b) Harringe Brooks Wind Park – Exhibition 16th April by Ecotricity
4) Y12/0241/SH - Barrow Hill - Stanford Parish Council objects
5) Wind farms to be vetoed after backbenchers revolt
Section 5 - Lorry Park
1) M20 moveable barrier to be scrapped - 5th April 2012
Section 6 - Shepway Housing
1) Planning Application for the Conversion of 1 Swan Lane, from 1 dwelling to 5 dwellings at the busy junction of A20 / Swan Lane - see post two down to easily make your Comments to Shepway - Comments needed by 27th April 2012
Section 9 - Correspondence
1) Letter from Local Resident with concerns re the Planning Application for the Conversion of 1 Swan Lane from 1 house to 5 houses at the busy junction of A20 / Swan Lane
Wednesday, 18 April 2012
Planning Application for Conversion of 1 Swan Lane from 1 Dwelling to 5 - Comments by 27th April 2012
Tuesday, 17 April 2012
Somerfield Court Farm - Wind Turbine Planning Application - URGENT - Comments by Sunday 22/04/12
Click on the link below (which opens a new tab) to make your Comment on-line for this Planning Application directly to Shepway District Council via their website:
http://searchplanapps.shepway.gov.uk/online-applications/caseDetails.do?action=dispatch&keyVal=M0K49UNZ2Z000&caseType=Application
Here is some information to remember whilst making your comments (click on the image to make larger and the back-arrow in the top left to return to here):
Saturday, 3 March 2012
Updates for March 2012
New Posts added in March 2012, denoted by * New and then the number below are:
Section 3 - Otterpool Waste treatment
1) No recent News
Section 4 - Wind Farm
1) Somerfield Court farm – planning application - 30th March 2012
2) Proposed Harringe Brooks Wind Park Public Exhibition on 16th April
3) Wind farms getting too much cash from the tax payer says Cameron - 3rd March 2012
4) Concern about the Governments supports for wind farms - 3rd March 2012
5) Keeping the lights on - various points re energy - 4th March 2012
6) How much profit will one of these turbines turn - 4th March 2012
7) £120 billion gamble on wind turbines - 7th March 2012
8) Delivering wind benefits - July 2009
9) Windpower seminar May 2010
10) Broken down and rusting, is this the future of Britain's 'Wind Rush'? - 19th March 2012
11) Windmills that I mind - 21st March 2012
12) Tudor treasure to be blighted by wind farm - 15th March 2012
Section 6 - Shepway Housing
1) Further communication from the Planning Inspector regarding Shepway Core Strategy Examination - 31st March 2012
2) Further corresponsdence regarding Shepway Core Strategy - 15 March 2012
Section 8 - Other Important Information
1) M20 could trial new 80mph limit - 29th March 2012
2) Maximum Speed Limits - 23rd March 2012
3) Use them of lose them - 29th March 2012
Section 9 - Correspondence including replies from KCC
1) Freedom of Speech - 3rd March 2012
2) Tree preservation order - more information - 28 February 2012
Sunday, 26 February 2012
Recent Updates up to 26th February 2012
Section 3 - Otterpool Waste treatment
1) No recent News
Section 4 - Wind Farm
1) Public to get new rights to block windfarms - 22/02/12
2) Official: Green taxes add 15% to your bills - 18/02/12
3) Five ways to cut wind farm impact - 27/01/12
4) High winds rip blades from turbines - 9/01/12
5) While we still pursue a power that won't be - 3/01/12
6) Our need for renewable energy can't be met by endless windfarms - 24/11/11
7) Wind farms are useless says Duke - 24/11/11
Section 5 - Lorry Park
1) KCC say "Stack lorry park is 'only viable' option on table" - 02/02/12
Section 6 - Shepway - Housing/Village Green
1) Shepway District Council LDF Core Strategy - Notice of Submission of its Core Strategy to the Secretary of State - 09/02/12
2) Bernhurst Proposed development planning Application update - 30/01/12
3) Proposed development at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park - Tented Holiday Lodges update - 02/02/11
4) View from your window could win protection - 08/06/11
Section 9 - Correspondence including replies from KCC
1) indfarm's black noise and Tree preservation email to Shepway - waiting response - 9/2/12
Tuesday, 1 November 2011
Somerfield Court Wind Turbine Appeal
The appelent's grounds of appeal and the Council's statement can be seen at the Civic Centre. or on the Council's website www.ukplanning.com/shepway
Shepway District Council sent a letter out containing the following main points:
_______________________________________________________________
Application No. Y12/0241/SH
Appeal Mr B Ingham
PINS Reference APP/L2250/A/13/2191109/NWF
Application reference: Y12/0241/SH
If you made representations on the original proposal, these will be forwarded to the inspectorate and the Appellant along with the Council's statement, unless they were submitted in confidence, and will be taken into account by the inspector when determining the appeal.
If you have additional views which you wish to have taken into account please write direct with three copies of any correspondence to:
The Planning Inspectorate
Room 3/15,
Temple Quay House
2 The Square
Temple Quay
Bristol.
BS1 6PN
or to pcs@pins.gsi.gov.uk quoting the PINS reference number by 4th March 2013.
Please note that copies of any letters submitted will be sent to the appellant and the District Council.
The Planning Inspectorate will not acknowledge your letter unless you specifically ask them to do so. They will, however, ensure that your letter is passed on to the Inspector dealing with the appeal. Please ensure any representations which you make on this appeal are received by the planning Inspectorate by 4th March 2013 otherwise there is a risk that your representations will not be considered.
The Planning Inspectorate will send you a copy of the decision letter to you provided you specifically ask for one.
_______________________________________________________________
Please click on the link below to read further information regarding this appeal:
Somerfield Court Wind Turbine Appeal
ASA ruling on Ecotricity and Property values
Click on the link below (which will open in a new tab) to view ASA's ruling on Ecotricity and Property values
ASA has published its ruling on Ecotricity and Property values
Safety fears grow after 80ft wind turbine collapses in gale.
Application for an alternative to proposed junction 10A, including slip road linking A2070 to A20
In the lower part of the article it states
"Alongside the submission, a separate application has been submitted for an alternative to the proposed junction 10A, which includes a slip road linking the A2070 to the M20. The scheme includes a new 40mph two-way single carriageway approximately 1.1km in length connecting the A20 to the across a new bridge over the M20. There will also be slip roads to the M20 for Folkestone but not London. The public exhibition takes place at the Mountbatten Hall, Church Road, Mersham from 6pm on December 5th."
Once finished, click on the back-arrow at the top left of the screen to return to the website and then navigate your way around as usual or use the 'Home' page link in Section 1 to return to the start if you prefer.
Kent Minerals and Waste Local Plan: Proposed Mineral Safeguarding Areas
Note - I thought this would be best put in this Section although may not directly relate to Otterpool Waste.
Sent: 11 February 2013 10:38
Subject: Kent Minerals and Waste Local Plan: Proposed Mineral Safeguarding Areas - AMENDEMENT
- Do you agree with the approach being taken to exemptions from the mineral safeguarding process (paragraph 1.1.7)?
- Do you agree that we should safeguard the sub alluvial river terrace deposits on Figure 2 in Appendix E?
- Do you agree that we should safeguard all of the building stone types shown on Figure 3 in Appendix E?
- Do you agree that we should safeguard all of the brickearth deposits shown on Figure 5 in Appendix E?

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