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National Society for Epilepsy (NSE) is proposing to sell some of
its Green Belt land in Chalfont Common to property developers so
they can build 200+ new homes, a retirement home and a sheltered
housing complex, all at a profit. The £32M generated would
be used by the NSE to update facilities for their long-term care
residents. |
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200+
new houses
2 large nursing/care homes
Green Belt lost FOREVER
450+ additional vehicles
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NSE has stated a case around their needs and aspirations. This
has been done without apparent consideration for the needs and aspirations
of the local community, upon whom the proposals will have a major
detrimental impact. |
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Increased
traffic
Increased pollution
Increased noise
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sense has
been formed by concerned members of the Chalfont St. Peter community
to:
• review the NSE's proposals in full,
• understand and assess their implications,
• invite
open comment and opinion from all interested
• oppose the NSE's proposal where it acts against
the community
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make reasonable and constructive suggestions.
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Sharp
increase in population
Impact on schools
Impact on healthcare services
Loss of village character
Loss of amenity
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