TAKELEY RESIDENTS AGAINST INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL

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Massive Warehouse Site Proposed for Takeley Street

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Site located on B1256, Takeley Street. Fields between Thremhall Park to Stansted Airport Lodge.

Developer Plans Submitted For 67 Acre Industrial Site.

Developer Plans for the Site

Explore the developer’s initial proposal for this farmland, located directly next to the B1256 Takeley Street.
The planned development of this 67 acre field, north of Taylors Farm, violates current planning policies and the Countryside Protection Zone (CPZ) regulations.

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Industrial Site Traffic to Use B1256 Takeley Street

All site traffic will rely on the B1256 Takeley Street, placing immense strain on an already overburdened road. Every day, hundreds of additional HGVs, vans, and cars connected to the development will flood the area, with forecasts predicting the B1256 will come to a complete standstill.

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Site Currently Located Within Countryside Protection Zone

The developers are pushing this project forward despite the site being located within the Countryside Protection Zone (CPZ), which was established to prevent the merging of the airport with nearby villages.

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Natural England Raises Serious Concerns

Natural England has raised serious concerns about the proposed industrial development, emphasizing the risks it poses to the nearby Hatfield Forest Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and National Nature Reserve (NNR). The proposal could severely impact one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval hunting forests.

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National Trust’s Concerns About the Site Removal from the CPZ.

The National Trust raises concerns about removing the proposed site from the Countryside Protection Zone (CPZ), emphasizing the potential dangers to Hatfield Forest. This site’s historical and ecological uniqueness makes it especially vulnerable to environmental harm.

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What Can I Do To Help?

There aren’t enough hours in the day and we all live busy lives, but THIS AFFECTS US ALL.

This website has been created by residents of Takeley Street to help residents of surrounding villages fully understand the development in terms of what it means to you, and not only what the developers want you to know.

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Help Us

By helping us raise awareness of this proposed development and increasing the number of objections, we can make it more difficult for the developer to secure approval.

Protect The Countryside

Protect our countryside views. Prevent the spread of industrial activity from the airport into the villages.

Save Takeley Street

Object to the development to avoid severe congestion and gridlock on the B1256 and M11 Junction 8.

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Important Information to Remember

The developer is planning a public consultation in mid-January 2025. While they will present this as an opportunity for the public to express concerns, the reality is different. The primary purpose of the consultation is not to address public worries but to identify potential objections and devise ways to counter them before submitting the full planning application.

Get Ready to Submit Your Objections

Attending the public consultation is worthwhile, but keep in mind that the developer will present only the information they want you to hear. Prepare your objections in advance, but hold off on submitting them until the formal planning application is made.

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When the time comes, we’ll notify you so you can submit your objections through the planning portal.

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