Following the EGM on Public Open Spaces please find attached the following documents for the information of residents:
Public Open Spaces Transfer Map – this shows the areas that are currently proposed to be transferred back to the Parish. (Note: A revised map has been requested which identifies the land that the Parish currently owns, that which will be transferred to the Highways Agency and finally that which will be kept by Vistry)
The TP1 Document (DRAFT) – this is indicative only and does NOT yet form an offer
The current major elements for the Snagging List – residents are requested to contact the Clerk if they have items which are of significant concern.
6 thoughts on “Public Open Spaces Update”
Annie Cook
Currently, only the grass areas are being maintained. There are lots of bushes and trees which have been planted but are not being maintained, making public areas look very ‘scruffy’. When asking one of the garden personnel, who was wandering around with a strimmer, to please strim around the bushes on the public area outside our property, he refused. Surely, this should be part of the duties of keeping the public areas in a good state.
Parish Clerk
Thank you for your comment – please may we request that you email the Parish Clerk with details on clerk@upperrissington-pc.gov.uk
Karen von Speyr
Why is the field behind Smith Barry Circus and Crescent no longer marked on the plan as a public open space – this area has been regularly used by local walkers since the sale by the MOD to C & M, and therefore very firmly established RoWs?
Parish Clerk
Thank you for your comment. Vistry have informed the Parish Council that this land is owned by Albion Water therefore is not able to be part of a POS transfer.
Bill Howard
Why has part of the wooded area behind the tennis courts been fenced off?
Parish Council
Thank you for your question – we understand from Vistry that this area is in the process of being sold to one of the properties bordering the Tennis Courts. For more information please contact Vistry – the Parish Clerk can help with this if you wish.
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