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The Craster Community Trust |
PARISH COUNCIL CHURCHES LOCAL GROUPS |
'Northumbrian Water'Water Treatment ProposalThe Development Trust is seeking to make public as much information about Northumbrian Water's plans for the development of new sewage teatment facilities in the area. It is hoped that the website will help to keep people up to date with developments. The Trust and the Parish Council have retained Hugh Fell, of George F White's, to provide advice in respect to this issue. Hugh and his colleague Andrew Pinny, have produced a briefing note to explain where we are up to. Briefing Note from Hugh Fell & Andrew Pinny, November 20th 2008 The deadline for submitting an objection to Northumbrian Water's Compusory Purchase Order (CPO), on November 12th 2008, has now passed. The Trust's letter of objection is available on the following link: The Trust's letter objecting to Northumbrian Water's CPO, 23rd October 2008 Northumbrian Water's response to the objections raised Northumbrian Water have provided packs of information about their CPO proposals to all of those with a direct interest in the land,in question, such as the actual owners. In addition, they have made a number of packs availabe to the community by fastening them to lamposts etc. They have also placed packs in the Cottage Inn and the Craster Tourist Information Centre. However, their proposals cannot be found online. Compusory Purchase Order (CPO) Public Enquiry Email from Andre Pinny September 17th 2009
THE NORTHUMBRIAN WATER LIMITED (LAND AT CRASTER AND DUNSTAN) COMPULSORY PURCHASE ORDER 2008 "As you know, the resolution period on the Special Procedure Order relating to the above Compulsory Purchase Order expired on 17 October 2009. This letter is to confirm that the above Compulsory Purchase Order has therefore passed through Special Parliamentary Procedure without receiving any petitions against it or an annulment resolution being made. This marks the end of the Parliamentary proceedings on the Order and there are no more statutory obligations on the Department. The Order will now come into effect and the High Court appeal period begins 6 weeks from the operative date being 18 October 2009. You may consider informing those affected by the Order of this process." Update from Northumbrian Water - November 11th 2009 May 2010 - Planned Road Closures Dunstanburgh Road (all of): Road closure required: West End (from junc. Of Dunstanburgh Road to junc. Of Norwell Brow): Start: 20th Oct 2010. West End (from junc. Of Norwell Brow to outside Craster Sewerage Treatment Works): Start: 13th Sept 2010. West End (from outside Craster Sewerage Treatment Works to junc. Smithy Court): Start: 9th Aug 2010. Compound location for the duration of the project is north of the Craster Sewerage Works. ...................................... Background Information In order to ensure that as many as possible have access to Northumbrian Water's proposals, some of their information pack has been scanned and placed on this site. The first three files are maps that can be saved (by right-clicking and then 'save as') and viewed using the Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. Northumbrian Water's 'Statement of Reasons', which gives an overview of their proposals is on the site as a Microsoft Word document. Northumbrian Water's 'Statement of Reasons' (Word) Northumbrian Water's planning application can be accessed on the Northumberland County Council website. Northumbrian Water, Planning Application 06/00154/CCMEIA Advice about the CPO process is available from the 'Communities and Local Government' website |