Venue: The Raglan School, Wellington Road, Bush Hill Park, EN1 2NS
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WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS Minutes: Residents and guests were welcomed
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BURY LODGE DEPOT Minutes: Mo Lias - Update on Housing Development at Bury Lodge Depot- This is still in the design phase, working with key stakehoders; the GLA, and the Planning Authorities.
Other residents commented that the Council website relating to the development do not contain plans or artists impressions and that these would be useful, that air quality and noise pollution need to be considered, that road safety issues were a concern to local residents and that providing housing elsewhere should be considered. Mo Lias confirmed that Sheltered Housing units were
currently being considered for the site and that all properties
would be rentable – with 40% offered at “Affordable
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LOCAL POLICE REPORT Minutes: PCSOs reported on crime in Bush Hill Park.
Crime has reduced in every area except for crimes which involve injury - these are the majority of calls currently - an extra 4 over the past year. There are 2 new PCSOs in BHP. The current target area is BHP train station - individuals have been identified - Next Step Support is in the area and they do a good job - they support people with mental health issues - they are doing a good job but there are still significant issues – The organisation is both offering support and targeting individual clients who are causing problems for locals. One individual has been evicted – a harassment warning has been issued. If she comes back she can be arrested. Other individuals have been targeted. 30 statements have been taken from residents and shop keepers over the last few weeks Criminal Behaviour Orders are being sought for some individuals – This relates to St Marks Rd.
Wetlands /SUDS Scheme –
Situated behind the BSW Housing
Development.
Residents raised concerns about safety, fencing,
depth of water, filtering capabilities, links to Cycle Enfield
routes, pollution from the A10,
cost of maintenance and links to the housing development. The issue
of a linking bridge was raised with some considerable
concern. |
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WETLANDS/SUDS SCHEME Minutes: Situated behind the BSW Housing Development.
Residents raised
concerns about safety, fencing, depth of water, filtering
capabilities, links to Cycle Enfield routes,
pollution from the A10, cost of maintenance and links
to the housing development. The issue of a linking bridge was
raised with some considerable concern. |
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BUSH HILL PARK TRAIN STATION Minutes: A report from Sam Russell, Stakeholder and Community manager, LOROL (London Overground Rail Operations Ltd) was taken by the meeting and explained by one of our residents. TFL contracted LOROL to run the London Overground network on behalf of TLF from 31st May 2015. BHP station will be gated by Sept - this will cut down fare evasion . and means that more money will be invested. LOROL have a good record on other lines that have been taken over - more trains, improved and staffed stations, better connections, freedom passes will be usable at any time.
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NORTH LONDON ECO PARK Minutes: The consultation finishes in June and residents were
asked to involve themselves in the consultation – packs were
handed out. One resident asked our Cllrs to oppose the proposed
expansion-there will be increased traffic and the people of
Edmonton will suffer again. |
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AOB Minutes: Main Avenue Quieter Neighbourhoods - please do come along and involve yourselves. Next meeting is 16th June 7pm at Raglan school - info on Council website Bush Hill Park Residents Association – Locals were encouraged to join up and leaflets were available at the back of the hall.
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