Badnells Pit / St Mary's Development Frequently Asked Questions
For most of the time, no, as the Secretary of State accepted that disturbance to residents would not be so harmful. However, whilst a wall is being constructed and piling installed (probably January - February 2010) there will be some days where some residents will be entitled to alternative accommodation paid for by the developer.
The developer will write to any residents who may be entitled to this accommodation with at least three days notice of the works. If you receive a letter about this and you work from home, work nights (and therefore sleep during the day), are aged 65 years older, registered disabled, are caring for more than one child under the age of five, or are bed bound or seriously ill and you intend to be at home on those days you will be offered alternative accommodation.
- Will my Council Tax be reduced whilst the remediation works take place?
- How can I be kept informed about works on the site?
- Will the Council be monitoring the works?
- What roads will be used by the lorries visiting the site?
- Will the speed of lorry drivers be controlled?
- Are the hours of work on the site or the times of lorry movements restricted?
- Why is the hoarding around the site 3m tall?
- Will there be an increase in rats when the remediation takes place?
- Will the developer pay for me to move out during the works?
- How will the Timbertown event be affected by the works?
- What happened to the application to increase lorry movements to and from the site?
- How can I view the air quality, noise and vibration monitoring data gathered by the developer?
If you have other questions relating to procedures at the Badnells Pit / St Mary's site please contact us:
Telephone: 01628 683810
Email: Badnells@rbwm.gov.uk
This page will be updated as new queries arise.
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