Bellway's Consultations were not a discussion more a dictation.
Local residents were shown the 'this is what we will be doing' boards.
The Design and Access report for Site B (contaminated Landfill) details the results of the 'consultation'.
Key Concerns - local residents
1. Wildlife and biodiversity - Ignored,
End result loss of all trees and hedgerows and a whooping NEGATIVE 100% Biodiversity Net Gain aka TBL (Total Biodiversity Loss).
Yesterday Bellway submitted an amendment to REMOVE the 10% BNG requirement.
2. Community Safety/ Preservation of privacy for site neighbours/removal of proposal of vehicular route through Coral Close - Ignored
3. Site drainage
4. Affordable housing
5. Capacity of local infrastructure
Design Review - Feedback
1. Fronts and backs within Masterplan should be adjusted to relate to neighbouring Marks Gate - ignored
2. Community engagement should disrupt and enrich the Masterplan - ignored
3. Biodiversity Net Gain must be optimised where it can be delivered - ignored
4. Introduction of some height along the frontage to Billet Road could be justified to define the edge but should not extend into the Masterplan - Ignored
5. Engagement with local community to be deepened and enriched through future applications - ignored
GLA
1 Review large parking courts and set clear design principles for parking provision - ignored
Child friendly Redbridge - feedback
1. Community safety, maintenance, quiet study space, attractive planting and variety of play spaces, cater for all age groups are important local priorities.