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Haroldslea Meadows Delivering a Range of High Quality New Homes and Open Space for Horley Haroldslea Meadows Delivering a range of high quality new homes and open space for Horley In the coming months local developer, Earlswood Homes, are hoping to engage with local residents here in Horley to discuss the emerging proposals for up to 45 new homes in the town. Known as Haroldslea Meadows, this brochure provides information about the emerging proposals and how Earlswood Homes are hoping to engage with the community in the months ahead. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us using the details provided. Visit www.haroldsleameadows.co.uk to register for our online exhibition on Monday 6th September at 6.30pm FIND OUT MORE INSIDE Horely, Earlswood Homes - Newsletter.indd 1 06/08/2021 09:57 Who are Earlswood Homes? Earlswood Homes is an award winning, privately-owned bespoke property development company that focusses on delivering high quality homes in desirable locations across Surrey, Sussex and South London, but with new and growing regions in East Anglia and Thames Valley. Based locally in nearby South Nutfield, Earlswood Homes have built over 100 new homes in Reigate & Banstead in recent years and are passionate about investing in the local area and delivering quality, bespoke developments tailored to local needs and character. The quality of the homes we build has gained recognition over recent years, with Earlswood having won several awards at the Surrey Property Awards since 2018, including for Best New Homes Development. Earlswood Homes was also winner of the Large Business of the Year at the 2019 Reigate & Banstead Business Awards. For more information, please visit www.earlswoodhomes.com. Where is the site? Situated on the eastern side of the town, Haroldslea Meadows is a short distance from Horley town centre, rail station and local schools. The site is in a sustainable location and ideally located to encourage walking and cycling. The existing site, which is within the defined built up area of Horley, comprises two residential properties on the southern side of Haroldslea Drive. No.50 to the north of the site is a bungalow fronting onto Haroldslea Drive with a large L-shaped garden to the rear and Laburnum, which is currently accessed from a private driveway, is a large bungalow which benefits from attached paddocks to the south. What is being proposed? Our proposals for the site are still in the early stage and our public consultation with local stakeholders and the community will be an opportunity to provide feedback and help to shape the proposals before any application is submitted. Our initial sketch proposals shown to the left include for the provision of approximately 45 new homes, with 30% being designated as affordable in order to meet local needs. The sketch proposals have been designed around extensive open space, including a new central village green area which would provide a focal point for the development. The development is proposed to access onto Haroldslea Drive, with the existing bungalow at no.50 demolished to make way for the new road. Links to existing public footpaths around the site would promote walking, cycling and access to the countryside. Horely, Earlswood Homes - Newsletter.indd 2 06/08/2021 09:57 Key Benefits Include… A range of new homes Extensive open space Investment in the community Haroldslea Meadows will offer a range of Now, more than ever, access to open We understand how important it is that homes of different types and sizes for space is an integral part of a healthy new homes are supported by adequate people in Horley, with a high proportion and happy life. In addition to each of infrastructure and services. Our proposals of smaller homes suited to new and the homes having access to their own at Haroldslea Meadow will include growing families, or residents wishing to outside space, Haroldslea Meadows will significant contributions towards new or downsize. We anticipate the site could include public open space for residents improved infrastructure and community delivery approximately 45 new homes in and local people to enjoy. Our proposals facilities locally, as well as increased total with 30% of these being designated will also be designed to promote wildlife Council Tax to the Borough and Town as affordable housing to meet local and biodiversity. Council. needs. How can I find out more? We are keen to work with local residents to ensure that our proposals for Haroldslea Meadows meet the needs of Horley. We will be holding an online Public Exhibition on Monday 6th September at 6.30pm at which our project team will present the emerging proposals. As part of the exhibition, local residents will be able to ask questions of the project team and provide feedback and comments. How can I sign up to attend the online exhibition? 1. Visit www.haroldsleameadows.co.uk 2. Click on the Public Exhibition tab on the top menu bar 3. Register your attendance prior to the event 4. An email will be sent to you confirming your attendance 5. Please follow the instructions on the email What if I can’t make the online exhibition? For those who are unable to make the online exhibition, the exhibition will be recorded and uploaded onto the project website the following day for residents to view. Those unable to attend can provide their feedback to the project team by completing the Have Your Say section of this newsletter and sending it to us at the address below. Alternatively, you can call us or email your comments or questions using the details below, and a member of our team will be happy to respond. What about residents who don’t have access to the internet? Earlswood Homes are conscious that not everyone has access to, or is comfortable, using the internet, which is why this newsletter has been sent to keep you informed of our proposals. If you would prefer to receive a paper copy of the presentation, or if you know anyone (family, friend or neighbour) who might prefer a paper copy, please get in touch with our team using the contact details provided below and we will be happy to assist. In addition, you can call or write to us with any questions or comments using the details below, and a member of our team will be happy to respond. Who can I speak to about the emerging proposals? In the meantime, if you have any questions about the proposals, please feel free to get in touch with a member of our team. 07551 435 926 [email protected] RTEL-AYJX-KXUA, 299 Oxford Street, London, W1C 2DZ Horely, Earlswood Homes - Newsletter.indd 3 06/08/2021 09:57 Horley Matters! – Have Your Say! We are keen to hear what residents think about the proposals. The plans are still at an early stage and any feedback we receive will help us to shape plans to ensure that they work for both new and existing residents. Do you believe that there is a need for more affordable homes in the area? Yes No Don’t Know What type of homes would you like to see at Haroldslea Meadows? Smaller homes or bungalows for residents looking to downsize Starter homes for first time buyers and young families Larger family homes If other, please describe: If Haroldslea Meadows was to come forward, which of the following do you feel it is most important for the new development to incorporate? A range of new homes of different types and sizes Sufficient car parking for residents and visitors Affordable homes for local people Contributions to fund improvements to local facilities and infrastructure Open space Measures to manage surface water such as sustainable drainage Landscaping to support wildlife habitat and biodiversity systems Traditional design and materials to reflect local character Other Sustainable design such as renewable energy measures If other, please specify: In principle, do you support Haroldslea Meadows being delivered for the people of Horley? Strongly support Support Neutral Oppose Strongly oppose Do you have any other comments? Full Name Email Address Full Address I would like to be kept informed of the proposals’ progress I agree to have my data kept in accordance with the disclaimer and I acknowledge that I have been given access to the data privacy notice for this project. FREEPOST: RTEL-AYJX-KXUA, 299 Oxford Street, London, W1C 2DZ Horely, Earlswood Homes - Newsletter.indd 4 06/08/2021 09:57.
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