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New Houses - Where Could They Go?
Stafford Borough Council is preparing a plan to establish where new housing development could be located in the Borough by 2026.
Each Council has been given a target number of houses which they must accommodate in their plans, but at this stage no decisions have been taken about where the new homes will be built.
To make these decisions they need to gather information on all potential areas where new houses could be built in the future.
Information on Making Comments and Submitting Further Information is on the website:
New Houses - Where Could They Go?
Please remember:
The deadline for responses is 12 noon on Tuesday, 11 November 2008; and no decisions have been made about allocating future housing sites
Proposed quarry at Fulford Dale & Moddershall Grange
Cemex UK has made an application to be considered by Staffordshire County Council in its Core Minerals Strategy to open a sand and gravel quarry on the areas shown on the map below. The site totals 96 hectares and quarry operations would last approximately 24 years, extracting a total of 750,000 tonnes of product.
A public meetind was held on MONDAY 28th JULY at MODDERSHALL VILLAGE HALL
This meeting gave information on how local residents and other stakeholders can make objections under the consultation process.
The strategy documentation and questions are on the County Council website, Staffordshire County Council
where responses can also be made electronically.
The closing date for consultation is 24th November.
A petition is being drawn together by Rowena Robinson (397838).
**PARISH OFFICE**
**PARISH PLAN**
The first issue of the Parish Plan is available as a download:
A REFUSE LORRY will next be available for the collection of household items in Spring 2009.
Civic Amenity Visits:
A new improved waste collection service for households across the borough has been rolled out.
Blue Bins!
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Stallington Residents Take Positive Action
... Stallington Residents Association take action to improve the environment. Read more ...
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