We have 2 school entrances in a new housing estate of 270 homes. The schools are a great asset.
The council has already taken in charge one road that leads to the entrance of the secondary school.
The primary school entrance is on another road operated by the management companies.
Both of these roads are the main entrances to our estate.
Now, the council is opening an inner relief road that will push the primary school cars fully into our estate as there is no parking provision. The secondary school has a huge car park. There will be chaos on our narrow road each morning.
The inner relief road is opening under Part 8 planning permission. We have a chance to make a submission - should we be looking for the council to take over the second road where the primary school is and / or provide parking for the school. The school is in temporary accomodation and there is a few acres of fields available to them including space for parking.
Should we increase our public liability insurance? In the long term as the number of pupils increase - there are only 3 years of students in both new schools - do we have any rights to get the council to take over all roads in this small estate. I see increased management agent fees for residents as 1000 secondary and 300 primary students and their families pass through our estates each day to cover insurance and maintenance fees.
It could take 10 years for the developer driven outer relief road to open, at that stage the entrance to the secondary school will lead from it.
If the council won't take over the road to the primary school can the management company who operate the road put down double yellow lines on the road.
Any information appreciated.
The council has already taken in charge one road that leads to the entrance of the secondary school.
The primary school entrance is on another road operated by the management companies.
Both of these roads are the main entrances to our estate.
Now, the council is opening an inner relief road that will push the primary school cars fully into our estate as there is no parking provision. The secondary school has a huge car park. There will be chaos on our narrow road each morning.
The inner relief road is opening under Part 8 planning permission. We have a chance to make a submission - should we be looking for the council to take over the second road where the primary school is and / or provide parking for the school. The school is in temporary accomodation and there is a few acres of fields available to them including space for parking.
Should we increase our public liability insurance? In the long term as the number of pupils increase - there are only 3 years of students in both new schools - do we have any rights to get the council to take over all roads in this small estate. I see increased management agent fees for residents as 1000 secondary and 300 primary students and their families pass through our estates each day to cover insurance and maintenance fees.
It could take 10 years for the developer driven outer relief road to open, at that stage the entrance to the secondary school will lead from it.
If the council won't take over the road to the primary school can the management company who operate the road put down double yellow lines on the road.
Any information appreciated.