The idea of having a new village sign received strong support at the FRA AGM in April.
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Category: Planning Issues
SES Water describes outline plans for Fetcham Springs
SES Water director Tom Kelly shared his initial thinking on the Fetcham Springs area with residents at the FRA AGM.
Read moreFetcham Residents’ Survey – what you told us
Our residents’ survey highlights your concerns over anti-social behaviour, roads and pavements, speeding traffic and planning.
Read moreFRA Submit Boundary Review Response
A finalised Response has been submitted by the FRA setting out suggested modest boundary changes towards meeting the objectives of the review, as well as expressing great concern about any more significant changes.
Read moreLittle time left to submit comments on Norbury Park ‘vision’ document
Surrey County Council wants to hear what you think about its planned changes to Norbury Park and the sawmill. Comments must be in by November 29.
Read moreLocal Plan – the FRA submits Representations
FRA has been considering how the proposed final version might directly or indirectly impact upon Fetcham. The FRA’s submission is reproduced here in full …
Read moreFetcham Springs field taken out of Local Plan
Latest planning blueprint reflects views strongly expressed by residents to Council leaders at the FRA’s Village Hall meeting last year.
Read moreLocal Plan – Expected Changes Flagged by MVDC
Ahead of the much anticipated publication later this month by MVDC of their ‘Proposed Submission Version’ of the Mole Valley Local Plan, a news release was published on Tuesday 7th September 2021.
Read moreTudor Motors – the sorry saga continues (update – 23rd August)
Planning Department progressing ‘final’ liability matters within their normal timescales. Once received, the developer could start demolition work.
Read moreHave your say on SES drought plan
Hits: 16You have until July 30th to take part in the consultation on SES Water’s plans for dealing with drought. The survey can be accessed here. The full details are available on the SES website.
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