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CHRC AGM 15th March 2024

Posted on: February 19th, 2024 by Tickencote

Dear Residents and Members,

Please find attached the Annual Report for 2023-24 HERE from the Roads Committee, and please note the date of this year’s AGM, which will be held on Friday 15th March at 7.30pm at the Parish Church Hall, Chalfont St Peter.

We look forward to welcoming as many of you as possible at the meeting.

Dates for CHRC Committee Meetings

Posted on: September 19th, 2014 by Tickencote

The dates for the next 2 CHRC meetings are as follows,

Monday 17th November, 2014

Monday 26th January, 2015

Friday 27th February, 2015 is now penciled in for the AGM

A note from Jonathan Peglar, Chairman, containing news and updates will be circulated very shortly. CHRC would also like to welcome Peter Gourd to the Committee, Peter will be working on Development alongside the Chairman and Sub-Committee.

Chalfont Heights AGM – Diary Date

Posted on: November 28th, 2013 by Alan Lane

The 59th Annual General Meeting of the Chalfont Heights Roads Committee, in review of 2013, will take place in the Chalfont St Peter Church Hall on Monday 28th of February 2014, times and agenda to follow.

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URGENT – CHRC Response to Chiltern District Council public consultation on Gypsy, Travellers and Travelling Showpeople

Posted on: October 4th, 2013 by Alan Lane

Chalfont Heights Roads Committee Limited has submitted its response to Chiltern District Council’s public consultation regarding Gypsy, Travellers and Travelling Showpeople Site Options.

The response objects to the identification of Area 4 as a potentially suitable site and makes the point that with four other sites in the immediate neighbourhood, Chalfont St Peter has arguably provided more than its fair share of sites.

The grounds for objection in relation to Area 4 include the following:

  • the proposal is contrary to the Council’s own policies
    • it should have been excluded at Stage One because it is in a designated Area of Little Change
    • it will not be possible to provide adequate visual and acoustic screening
    • it will not be possible to connect to existing infrastructure – particularly sewers – without placing an unsustainable additional burden on them
    • under its own Core Strategy 14, the Council cannot propose a site within the Green Belt unless it can demonstrate – which it has not – that there are NO other sites available outside the Green Belt
  • the infrastructure of the village will be inadequate, given impending developments at The Holy Cross site, The NSE and elsewhere
  • increased pedestrian traffic along the rights of way over the adjacent fields would give rise to additional security risks
  • public reaction – whether justified or not – to a site adjacent to the Paccar Scout Camp would be hostile and damaging

We encourage residents of the Estate who have a view about the suitability or otherwise of Area 4 as a site for Gypsies or Travellers to make their own individual submissions following the procedure set out on the Council’s website at http://www.chiltern.gov.uk/planning/deliverydevelopmentplandocument  In making submissions, residents should bear in mind that:

  • the Council is likely to disregard in their entirety any submissions containing discriminatory or offensive material;
  • individually drafted submissions are likely to carry more weight than those containing material cut and pasted from other submissions or sources.

The deadline for receipt of submissions by the Council is Monday, 14th October. Click HERE for the Response Form.

Letter About Chalfont St Peter Road Closures

Posted on: March 1st, 2013 by Alan Lane

Your Committee would urge you to take time to read the attached letter from Bucks County Council as soon as possible. CHRC have recently been publicizing the news that from March 11th, plans are going ahead by Bucks County Council to close off the High Street by the roundabout off the A413. CLICK ON READ MORE.

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This is the letter sent by Bucks County Council to Businesses in Chalfont St Peter

Severe Disruption Due to Road Closure in Chalfont St Peter

Posted on: February 21st, 2013 by Alan Lane

Plans are going ahead by Bucks County Council to close off the High Street by the roundabout off the A413 and this is going to have an impact on the traffic around the village and potentially through the Estate. If you have not read the minutes from the 57th AGM, which were circulated prior to the recent AGM, the Committee would encourage you to do so.

Residents who attended the AGM on Friday 8th February will know the Committee are taking action on behalf of the residents of Chalfont Heights and our agreed plan will be outlined in the Minutes of the most recent meeting, which will be circulated within the next 2 weeks.

If you have any questions or queries please do not hesitate to contact us using the contact page. Bucks County Council Roadworks can be viewed HERE