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Write to the EHDC Planning councillors

ARG has a handy email function to allow you to send a letter of objection to all District Councillors on the EHDC Planning Committee http://ansteyresidents.org.uk/objections_letter.php

Visit the following sites for more information:

Link to the Anstey Residents Group website
Link to the Anstey Park Casual Users Group
Link to Facebook
Link to the petition to save Anstey Park

Though we appreciate the need for an alternative supermarket in Alton, we believe the Coors site is inappropriate for the following reasons – if you agree with any or all of these points the time to act is NOW, don’t wait until it’s too late!

  • Relocating the sports facilities from Coors into Anstey Park will take away free public open space in favor of fenced and gated members only areas, access roads and clubhouses.
  • The superstore would fall between historic listed buildings in a wholly residential area.
  • It would create an unmanageable increase in traffic, including heavy goods vehicles, within a limited road layout, restricting general access to and from town.
  • The resulting danger for pupils and parents at numerous nearby schools, including Treloar’s, Eggar’s and Mayfield House Nursery.
  • The threat to local business from a superstore stocking food, drink, electricals, homeware, clothes, shoes, a cafe etc, on route into the town proper, plus additional licensed clubhouses in the park appropriating pub and event venue trade.
We realise generous funding offers for sports facilities does not come easily, but the coors package is too high a price to pay