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Welcome to the Sleningford Area Residents Association (SARA) website.

This site is newly constructed to serve as an online prescence for SARA and their concerns in the local community.

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New Lea Bank application – ACTION REQUIRED

A further application has been made for 6 houses on the site of Lea Bank.

Please see the information below (also can be downloaded as a word document to print two notices below).

 

Yet another planning application has been made to demolish

‘Lea Bank’ Sleningford Road, Crossflatts and to construct 6 houses on the site?

Representations should be submitted in writing to:-

Martyn Burke, Planning Service, 3rd Floor, Jacob’s Well, Bradford BD1  5RW

or emailed to: or made via the Council’s website:

planning.applications@bradford.gov.uk

www.bradford.gov.uk/publicaccess

 

in all cases quoting APPLICATION NUMBER: 11/01375/OUT

 

Objections should reach the Council by 4 May 2011

Issues which can be taken into account:

‘Garden Grabbing’                                       Overlooking/loss of privacy                        Highway safety

Effect on character of an area                      Layout and density of building                  Noise/disturbance

Increased traffic/car parking                        Road access                                                Pedestrian safety

 

Individual letters are most effective. Petitions signed by several objectors are useful additions. Petitioners must sign and give their names and addresses on the Petition.

 

All properties on Sleningford Road, Sleningford Rise, Preston Terrace, Chapel Road, Chapel Street, Chapel Grove, Newark Road, Newlands Drive and Canal Road will be affected by the increase in traffic. All traffic has to join Canal Road in order to access Keighley Road.

Photographs are helpful to illustrate to the Council your particular concern i.e. Traffic problems.

Lea Bank notices 170411

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Shenondoah planning application

Please see below regarding this new planning application – word documents containing the full information and a petition to print off are also below.

Did you know that a planning application has been made for the construction of seven houses and private drive at 6 Sleningford Road, Crossflatts?

Details of the application and plans can be viewed on Public Access for Planning at www.bradford.gov.uk/publicaccess or at the Planning Enquiry Centre at Jacobs Well, or Keighley, Shipley and Ilkley Town Halls during normal office hours.

Representations should be submitted in writing to:-

Martyn Burke, Planning Service, 3rd Floor, Jacob’s Well, Bradford BD1  5RW

or emailed to: or made via the Council’s website:

planning.applications@bradford.gov.uk www.bradford.gov.uk/publicaccess

 

in all cases quoting APPLICATION NUMBER: 11/01133/FUL

 

Objections should reach the Council by 13th April 2011

Issues which can be taken into account:

Loss of light or overshadowing                  Overlooking/loss of privacy                        Highway safety

Character of an area                                     Layout and density of building                  Noise/disturbance

Increased traffic/car parking                       Road access                                                Pedestrian safety

 

Individual letters carry most weight. Petitions signed by several objectors are useful additions. Petitioners must sign and give their names and addresses on the Petition.

 

All properties on Sleningford Road, Sleningford Rise, Preston Terrace, Chapel Road, Chapel Grove, Newark Road, Newlands Drive and Canal Road will be affected by the increase in traffic. All traffic must go via Canal Road in order to access Keighley Road.

 

Photographs are helpful to illustrate to the Council your particular concern i.e. Traffic problems.

 

Petition 2011

Planning Applic Notice March 2011

Posted in News.

Acknowledgement of petition

Ken Payn kindly sent along the attached acknowledgement from Richard Cryer part of the Planning Service.

Petition acknowledgement

Posted in Lea Bank, News.

Objection letter template for Lea Bank

Below is a link to a template that can be used for writing objection letters against the new proposed development at Lea Bank.

Please be sure to write your objections straight away.

lea bank objection letter template August

Posted in Lea Bank.

New Lea Bank application and Other News

A new application has been submitted for Lea Bank with application number 10/03213/FUL. Objections are to be submitted by the 10th August as with the previous application.

The letter is notification of

Demolition of existing house and construction of 8 new dwellings with parking spaces at Lea Bank, Sleningford Road, Bingley, West Yorkshire, BD16 2SF.

Copies of the applications, plans and other information can be inspected at the Planning Office, Shipley Town Hall between 9-5 Monday to Thursday and 9-4:30 on Friday. The application can also be viewed at the Council’s website www.bradford.gov.uk/publicaccess

We’d like to encourage residents to get in touch with the Council regarding this significant and unwanted development in OUR community

Objections and comments may be made

Also developers have withdrawn their application for Shenondoah and the Council have withdrawn the application for Errington House.

Posted in Lea Bank, News.

Shennandoah objection letter template

A template has been created for objection letters and is available at the link below.

Shennandoah Objection Letter Template

Please take the time to complete + send off.

UPDATE: Due to recent political discussion around  Garden Grabbing the objection letter template has been adjusted, please find the updated link below.

Shennandoah Objection Letter 2

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Shenondoah application

A planning application has been made to the Council in respect of 6 flats and 4 houses on the site of Shenondoah.

As before we need to get as many people submitting objections to this planning application.

Representations should be made in writing to: -

Martyn Burke, Planning Services 3rd Floor, Jacob’s Well, Bradford, BD1 5RW

or emailed to

planning.consultations@bradford.gov.uk

or made via the Council’s website

www.bradford.gov.uk/publicaccess

in all cases quoting APPLICATION NUMBER 10/01928/MAF

Issues which can be taken into account

  • Loss of light or overshadowing
  • Character of an area
  • Increased traffic/car parking
  • Overlooking/loss of privacy
  • Layout and density of building
  • Road access
  • Highway safety
  • Noise/disturbance
  • Pedestrian safety

Individual letters carry most weight.  Petitions signed be several objectors are useful additions.  Petitioners must sign and give their names and addresses on the Petition.

Posted in Uncategorized.

Application withdrawn

We received notification on the 7th January that the plans for Lea Bank have at this stage been withdrawn (though they can be re-submitted).

This is great news obviously, please watch this site for further news or join the Facebook group by clicking the image below.

The letter received read as follows :-

Dear Sir/Madam

Planning Application

Demolition of existing house and construction of 11 new dwellings at Lea Bank  Sleningford Road Bingley West Yorkshire BD16 2SF

I am writing to inform you that the application at the above address was withdrawn on 5 January 2010, at the applicant’s request.

Please note that the applicant has the right to resubmit his proposal within twelve months of the making of the earlier one without incurring a further planning fee.  Any such application will be similarly publicised, however should this happen I would ask you to make your representations again, if you wish, as I cannot `transfer’ objections from one application to another.

Thank you for expressing an interest in this matter.

Yours faithfully

Richard Cryer

Planner

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Online petition now live!

Please go to this link to sign an online petition in addition to written letters of objection and any handwritten petition you sign.

NOTE: The petition has now been submitted, please do not use the above link.

Posted in Lea Bank.

Garden Grabbing article from Telegraph

At the Telegraph newspapers website here you can read an article on just one view of the negative impact garden grabbing can have.

Posted in Uncategorized.