megilleland Posted October 7, 2018 Report Share Posted October 7, 2018 Following this article in the Hereford Times - Children fear losing green to potential housing estate, tried to connect this reply with past history on Hereford Voice to no avail. Only 48 hours left to comment. Housing and employment site options - Hereford Area Plan consultation The Herefordshire Local Plan Core Strategy, adopted in 2015, sets out an overall framework for the scale and location of new development across the county. The Hereford Area Plan (HAP) will set out detailed proposals to ensure the delivery of the targets for the city in the adopted Core Strategy. It will include policies and proposals for growth in the historic city of Hereford including specific proposals for housing, employment and urban regeneration. In doing so, the plan must also protect and enhance its attractive built and natural environment, providing for its current and future community needs. Housing and employment site options Identifying and delivering new housing and employment land is a key policy area that the HAP must deliver. The Core Strategy identifies four strategic sites for housing and employment land at Three Elms, Holmer West, Lower Bullingham and the city centre area. These sites will account for a significant proportion of the city’s housing growth target for the plan period. It is the task of the HAP to identify further deliverable site allocations to aid the delivery of the remainder of the target. Work has been carried out to prepare potential site options for the delivery of housing and employment growth in Hereford City and to help inform the preparation of the HAP. View the potential options for housing and employment sites There are several ways you can view the potential site options for housing and employment sites in the Hereford Area Plan before letting us know your views. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Colin James Posted October 7, 2018 Report Share Posted October 7, 2018 I thought that this had been put to bed once and for all sometime ago.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
H.Wilson Posted October 7, 2018 Report Share Posted October 7, 2018 I understand that we need more houses but we also need to keep some open space otherwise house will just be looking over houses. There are plenty of other areas where houses can be built. I also fail to understand why they never replaced the old flats with newer ones and maybe even increase them by other floor. We have less house now than before! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
megilleland Posted October 7, 2018 Author Report Share Posted October 7, 2018 Quote Colin James - "I thought that this had been put to bed once and for all sometime ago..." To re cap the previous dealings with Herefordshire Housing and the Council regarding Argyll Rise Open Space best to read from the post dated November 2, 2010 (edited). The post dated January 16, 2011 sums up the position following the rejection by the council for making Argyll Rise Open Space a Town Green. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
megilleland Posted December 23, 2018 Author Report Share Posted December 23, 2018 Herefordshire Council News - Friday, 14th December 2018 New grant will benefit public green spaces Town and Parish Councils are being encouraged to apply for a grant to improve their local environment. Herefordshire Council has relaunched the Public Green Spaces Community Grant scheme, with a deadline for applications of 25 January 2019. The one-off limited fund will provide Town and Parish Councils in Herefordshire with the opportunity to demonstrate that they have the ability to maintain and enhance a local green space with the view to a long term asset transfer. The scheme supports projects that have community involvement and impact, and where a Lengthsman scheme is in place this grant will provide a complementary opportunity. Cllr Barry Durkin, cabinet member transport and regulatory services, said: “We are delighted to relaunch the Public Green Spaces Community scheme to complement the successful Parish Lengthsman scheme and offer Town and Parish Councils the opportunity to undertake grounds maintenance activities to improve their local environment. “A similar scheme has operated in the past across the county and has demonstrated that a small amount of funding has yielded extremely beneficial outcomes throughout Herefordshire. “The council is keen to support local communities who wish to get involved in the provision of local services, and I would encourage Town and Parish Councils to contact us without delay to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity.” The Public Green Spaces grant was first introduced in 2015 and over £10,000 was awarded to 10 community groups. This proposed grant of up to £10,000 would enable larger scale projects with potentially enhanced or longer term maintenance agreements. All Town and Parish Councils will be sent information about the scheme and how to apply. Don't bother applying if you are a potential building site. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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