A housing development of 2,500 homes is planned on a Greenfield site in
East Grinstead, West Sussex, UK,
for 2006.

If this is to go ahead,the council must supply a by-pass or, 'relief road',
to go arount the town. This will
destroy an Area of Oustanding Natural Beauty; The Weirwood Reservoir (which
is home to a large variety of
bird life); and areas of the National Trust. There is also a big possibility
of this road encroaching on the
Ashdown Forest.

My village, Forest Row, East Sussex, neighbours this town. Should this
relief road go ahead, ti will join the
A22 north of Forest Row causing a mass influx of traffic into the village.
Now, some residents see that Forest Row should be by-passed as well. This
will destroy even more areas of
the environment and will cut through The Ashdown Forest, destroying this
ancient woodland.

I strongly object to this relief road.
I object to the housing development, as the relief road is a condition
of it taking place.

If you can help in any way, please contact me:
 peterveresimmons@hotmail.com
mobile: +44(0)7989 16 9876

West Sussex County Council
www.westsussex.gov.uk/splan to view structure plan

Deadline for Comments 20-Feb-2004

01243 756 602 - Switchboard
01243 777 042 - Planning Services - Steve Brown (Very Helpful)

Write to:
(SPLAN) Head of Planning Services
West Sussex County Council
County Hall
Tower Street
Chichester
PO19 1RH
UK

Email:  splan@westsussex.gov.uk

Letters MUST include name, address and signature.
WSCC will adopt the new plan in Summer/Autumn 2004