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Respondent Comment Appendix 3 Developers' Contributions Supplementary Planning Document (SPD): Consultations re Update of Projects 2011 Summary of Consultation Results The relevant Services listed in the existing Lilac Book were consulted and all their recommendations to update the list of projects in their service areas have been incorporated into the revised document. The 15 Parish Councils and 57 Ward Councillors were also consulted, with responses being received from 10 Parish Councils and two Ward members as follows: Respondent Comment Parish Councils Bisham Parish Council Remove: Mr Wardle’s e-mails of 22 and 23 Village notice boards June 2011 Maintenance of slip way Incorporated into appropriate section Bray Parish Council No changes requested No Changes made Cookham Parish Council Remove: Anne Osborne’s e-mails of 22 June 2011 Speed warning signs on Whyteladyes Lane Incorporated into relevant Add: sections ‘(6 a side)’ to Astroturf football pitch at Alfred Major recreation ground Mobile/portable Speed Indicator Device Heritage Asset Register 117 Cox Green Parish Council Add: E-mail from Stephen Hedges, 12 July 2011 Additional allotments (or land for the use of) for Cox Green Incorporated into relevant section Datchet Parish Council No changes made No changes requested Eton Town Council Delete: E-mail from Chris Thomas, 11 July 2011 Demolition of public toilets at Haywards Mead, Eton Wick Renovation of Sports Hall, Rear of Village Hall and Library in Eton Incorporated into relevant section Wick Add: Windsor and Eton commemorative posts – two posts on the Eton side of the bridge to commemorate the Olympics and allow future signposting for visitors to Eton and events on the High Street Eton Court/High Street improvements – improvement of open area for use as a public amenity area Horton Parish Council E-mail from Roger Marlow, 6 July 2011 No changes requested No changes made 118 Hurley Parish Council Remove: E-mail from Cherry Woodley 8 July 2011 Cycle route from Hurley High Street to Stubbings Car parking provision for play area/football pitch in Hurley village Incorporated into relevant section Proper maintenance to planting to car park at north end of Hurley Village Introduction of green waste recycling collection point in Hurley Village Riverside footpath improvements adjacent to Old Boat House Maintenance to RUPP 21 and Bridlepath 22 (to West of Dewdrop Inn off Honey Lane) Install wooden seats in Choseley Rd area Escape lane/sand trap at the bottom of Honey Lane, Hurley Hurley Parish Generally-Provision of community mini-bus Extension of the hard surface kickabout area and the re-siting of the goal end and possible re-siting of the existing teen shelters at Choseley Road. Reinstate play area for under 11 yrs old Refurbishment of the clock on the church at Knowl Hill Erection of fencing to continue the existing fencing at the Choseley Road Play Area, Knowl Hill New Bus Shelter on the A4 by Littlewick Green, opposite the existing. Additional facilities for youth training in Cricket at Littlewick Green Fire safety scheme for the Gilchrist Thomas Village Hall, Littlewick Green Provision of Village Hall, Burchetts Green or Warren Row for communal use Add: Footbridge refurbishment to Knowl Hill footbridge across the A4 Bath Road, to include additional railing on the school side and between the school and the church in Knowl Hill. Enhancement of footway alongside the Choseley Road Play Area, Knowl Hill through to the A4 Bath Road. Replacement of ageing play equipment in Hurley Play Area. 119 Old Windsor Parish Council Please amend our list to read: E-Mail from John Lee, 8 July 2011 Highways Incorporated into relevant section Road safety improvements at junction of St Lukes Road, Burfield Road (both B3021) and Crimp Hill Road to facilitate School Crossing Point and safer road to St Peter's Middle School Gateway features at five entrances to the village to curb traffic speeds and enhance identity of the growing community Education Improvements to facilities Kings Court School Improvements to facilities St Peters School Community Facilities Improvements to Youth Club Hall to provide area for indoor sports and community facilities Provision of Community access facilities in new ‘Village Hub’. Library Services Old Windsor Library. Provision of toilets and staff accommodation together with extended facilities particularly for online access. Recreation & Leisure/Public open Space Provision of central facility for activities of Church Road allotment site. Memorial Hall Park sports area. Development of sports and recreational facilities CCTV in village centre (St Lukes Road), Memorial Hall site etc., and on Recreation Ground (Youth Club perimeter) to counter increasing traffic and anti-social behaviour. Old Windsor Recreation Ground. Provision of shelter and meeting point for social and sporting activity by young people. Old Windsor Recreation Ground. Landscape improvements to provide amenities for all age groups. Old Windsor Central Community Facility. Feasibility study and options. Leisure provision – Indoor Sports Improvements to Youth Club Hall to provide area for indoor sports such as karate, aerobics etc. Public Art & Heritage Provision of a sculpture/feature in centre of Old Windsor as a focal point for commemorative gatherings. Provision of a sculpture/feature to highlight the history and heritage of Old Windsor Refurbishment of Listed Mortuary in Parish Church (c1216) cemetery. Ongoing refurbishment of 120Parish Church cemetery wall Shottesbrooke Parish Council No changes requested No changes made Sunningdale Parish Council E-mail and letter from Anne martin, 12 July 2011 Delete: Incorporated into relevant section Recreation: some new equipment installed 2011 and more is planned. Cricket practice nets etc have been purchased Notice boards: two new notice boards have been erected 2011 Village Hall: DDA recommendations have been implemented Public toilet: toilet facilities at Broomhall are being upgraded. No additional facilities required. Sunninghill & Ascot Parish Council No changes requested No changes made Wraysbury Parish Council Delete: E-Mail from Roger Marlow, 8 July 2011 ‘High Street, Hythe End’ from Highways and Road safety traffic calming programme Incorporated into relevant section Add: ‘with particular emphasis on providing a safe footway from The avenue to Sunnymeads Bridge’ to the upgrade of village highway footways Waltham St. Lawrence Parish Council No changes made No changes requested 121 White Waltham Parish Council E-Mail from Doug Stuart 8 July Remove: 2011 Footpath for Woodlands Park Avenue Incorporated into relevant sections Add: Trim Trail Exercise Equipment at Waltham Park - £12,000 Boardwalk to connect Orchard Nature Area to Waltham Road - £80,000 Improve Toilet Facilities at White Waltham C & E School - £100,000 Two Benches for the Green to replace existing (Littlewick Green)- £1,000 Widening of Waltham Road Footpath (Woodlands Park) Tyre slide for Phipps Close - £75,000 Ward Councillors Cllr Colin Rayner (Horton & Wraysbury) Discussions spring 2011 Winter Maintenance Equipment – Salt bins, and manually operated and vehicular mounted salt spreaders, are needed for New project added to Highways road and pedestrian safety, and accessibility, and to allow access and Public Transport section as for service & emergency vehicles. The estimated cost of the requested equipment is £500,000. Cllr Phillip Love (Belmont) The memorial stone celebrating Queen Victoria’s Coronation Email received 7July 2011 Jubilee dated June 21 1837 situated by bus stop on green next to the Windsor Castle Pub where Castle Hill becomes the Bath New project added to Public Art & Road is now 174 years old and is worth preserving. This is one of Heritage section as requested Maidenhead’s main roads in and out of the Town, and when restored to its former glory, would certainly be noticed not only by walkers and residents waiting for the bus, but also by thousands of drivers who queue each morning down Castle Hill to the roundabout at the bottom. 122.
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