Public Access to Garendon Country ParkYou can walk or cycle through the exising lane from Coe Avenue in Thorpe Acre to Butthole Lane in Shepshed. Hathern Drive is largely closed related to building work by Persimmon and Wm Davis.
New access has been opened by foot from Garendon Lane/Coe Ave, from the Old railway path via Thorpe Hill and via the Coach Road in Shepshed. If you are arriving by car please find place to park where you are not inconvenience residents, particularly avoid parking on Coe Avenue.
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Information about planning obligations.Timing of heritage works (S106 Schedule 6)- Some of these must come forward soon.
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Timing of other milestones (some will be met well in advance)
Strategic Link Road | prior to the occupation of the 1,201'st dwelling |
Public footpaths | accessible 6 months after 1st house occupied |
Residents Steering Group elected | Approx 18months after first dwelling occupied |
Schools | After 300 dwellings occupied |
Hathern Road access | prior to the occupation of the 2,040th dwelling (Design Consented) |
A6 Access | Solely accessible by no more than 600 dwellings |
Landscaping scheme | Completed prior to the occupation of the 1,201st dwelling |
Employment Site | Laid out prior to occupation of 1,440th dwelling |
Gypsy & Traveller site | Laid out prior to occupation of 1,440th dwelling |
Police/Health | Notice to CBC within 600 occupied dwellings |
Community Hub | Notice to CBC within 600 occupied dwellings |
Sports & Community Hall | Completion within 1,600 occupied dwellings |
Community Development | Worker advertised after 100 occupied dwellings |
Local Shopping Centre | Occupied within 1,800 occupied dwellings |
Hathern Library Extn | Paid on Occupation of 150 dwellings |
Clowbridge Cyclepath | Scheme implemented prior to 1,000 dwellings (Sch 4 para 5) |
Blackbrook Footpath | Contribution prior to 1,000 dwellings (Sch 4 para 6) |
Off site Footpaths | Contribution prior to 500 dwellings (Sch 4 para 7) |
A Delivery Statement was submitted byPersimmon Homes and Wm Davis in January 2019.
There is also a Statement of Common Ground between all from partners from November 2014. Please note paras 23 and 24. This is not 'material' to the Local Plan, though some parts were added to it. We are told it adds colour to interpreting planning consents.
The various sections of the 106 Agreement are linked below but you also can find other information on Charnwood Borough Council's website.
or contact max.hunt@leics.gov.uk
August 2024