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If you are thinking of adjacent to the kids play area then yes I think you will get some resistance from residents.
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What makes you think I would want to put a load of mid teens effin and jeffin next to the little darlings on the swings?
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Would you not require planning permission or would it be a permissible development.
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That's the second time I have heard that term today.
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Changing the subject, how is the "light" in the park is it still operating and what effect is it having on vandals if any.
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It is still there and operating. It allows them to see what they are breaking.
On a more serious note this summer has been quite good so I would not say it attracts vandals.
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Is there any CCTV coverage in the park.
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Yes
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the Planning Officer in her report to the planning committee in connection with the planning application for the light in the play area, refered to the childrens play area as "the unfortunate siting of the play area". Which indicated that even she was not happy with the location of the play area.
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I was not involved with that, it was before my time. I do however think it is an excellent site for the kiddies and would very much like to increase its size as I feel it is now very much undersized for the number of children trying to use it.
I would be interested to know why she thinks it is in the wrong place and where and why she would have placed it.
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The height of the lighting column actually installed was only 4M, HBC could have saved the expense of the planning application, since a 4M column did not need planning permission.
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Thanks for that info, it might same some money and time if we want to light the new area.
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Is the Rhyddings Park Neighbourhood Watch still in operation, do they still meet in the Stop & Rest ?
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Yes it is and yes they do.