council served notice on my land

[JimAllFixIt]

Well not quite on the land but a lamp post about 20 yards away out lining the bit in the photo that I have removed. It is land I am working on, so far I have secured and padlocked to the gate to the field, Cleared a path from the road side to the field, put a gate on at the other end of the path, and had a wagon load of crush concerte delivered just before christmas, that I started work on that is for putting on the path so the tractor tyres do not slip. I returned from holiday and found the notice up, Dont understand it? dose anyone hear understand it. Also a link to the web site is
https://www.tameside.gov.uk/planning...spaces,-places

PS the field is to be used for growing vegtebles and chickens

Thanks

[atticus]

Pretty photograph, but what does the notice say? What is the Council proposing to do?

[wales01man]

Do you own the land or trying to claim it?

[PallasAthena]

As far as I can tell from the link you gave this relates to the local council's proposed long term strategic development plan which is currently out for consultation. It looks like they have changed the future development zoning of the area where your field is.

The main document you link runs to over 300 pages and other documents on the link are hundreds of pages long. You cannot reasonably expect people here to read all that information and advise you on what it means for you.

I suggest you arrange a meeting with your local councillor to get a better understanding of what is proposed. Often there are public meetings run by the council during consultations like this to explain it and answer questions. Check with the council.

[islandgirl]

Absolutely! Look at the council's website - they will be preparing a new Local Plan. Presumably someone put the land up for potential inclusion? As above your councillor will help - or should!

[echat11]

If you want them to explain what they are planning to do and how it effects you,
then they've provided the following opportunities, if you have objections, you
should put them in writing with evidence :

• Attend a drop-in session

We will be holding drop-in sessions across the borough at the following locations so you can some along and have your say in the proposed plans.

Wednesday 7 January, 3pm- 7pm - Denton
Tameside Wellness Centre, Lance Corporal Andrew Breeze Way, Manchester M34 3RD

Friday 9 January, 3:30pm-7pm – Mossley
Mossley Community Centre, Roughtown Rd, Ashton-Under-Lyne OL5 0SG

Monday 12 January, 1pm-5pm - Longendale
Hattersley Library, The Hub, Stockport Road, Hattersley, SK14 6NT

Wednesday 14 January, 4pm-7pm – Droylsden
Active Medlock, Gardenfold Way, Manchester, M43 7XU

Thursday 15 January, 11am-3pm – Dukinfield
The Together Centre, 287 Birch Ln, Dukinfield SK16 5AU

Saturday 17 January, 9am-1pm – Hyde
Clarendon Square Shopping Centre, 111-113 The Mall, Hyde SK14 2QT

Wednesday 21 January, 1pm-5pm – Stalybridge
Stalybridge Library, 1 Trinity St, Stalybridge SK15 3DN

Thursday 22 January, 3.30pm - 6.30pm – Ashton
Ashton Library, Tameside One Market Place, Ashton-Under-Lyne OL6 6BH

Wednesday 28 January, 3pm-7pm – Audenshaw
Ryecroft Hall, Manchester Rd, Manchester M34 5ZJ

• Book an Appointment

If you would like to discuss this consultation or ask any questions before making your comments, you can book a telephone appointment with a planning officer. Appointments run for up to 20mins.

To book an appointment please call 0161 342 8355, selecting option 4.

• Email enquiries to: planpolicy@tameside.gov.uk