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From: Jo Kidd <jo....@abbotsmillproject.co.uk>
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Subject: RE: Abbot's Mill Project Planning Application
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> Dear Friend,A few people have let me know that there is a problem with the link that I sent you so for more detail about the application please go onto the Canterbury City Council Planning website page (http://www2.canterbury.gov.uk/planning/) and search for this reference number: CA//12/00882. Many thanks to people for letting me know.Also, I have been asked by a few people for a template letter. As you know, the council is much more likely to consider individual letters outlining people’s views. However, I am happy to put together something brief if that would be helpful for people with limited time to write.All the best and thanks for your support.Jo From: Jo Kidd [mailto:jo....@abbotsmillproject.co.uk]
> Sent: 14 July 2012 18:28
> Subject: Abbot's Mill Project Planning Application
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> Dear Friend,As you know, we withdrew our previous planning application for an array of solar (photo-voltaic) panels on our site. This was following a very useful and supportive meeting with the Canterbury Conservation Advisory Committee.We have now submitted a new application. This is for a temporary ‘garden room’ on the site. The purpose of this would be as a space for our volunteers (we have a core group of around 40 people, including many local residents, who have regularly got involved in the project in various ways), to host small meetings and run workshops around various topics to do with sustainability, conservation and the environment, to store gardening tools and to house a resource library (information about sustainability and living in an environmentally friendly way).We would also add a 1.5kW system of solar (photo-voltaic) panels to the roof. This is much smaller than our original application but it will still mean that we can generate clean, green electricity for the site (to power a kettle/laptop, lights etc inside the garden room) and we would receive a small amount from the Feed-in-Tariff to help subsidise workshops and develop the volunteer programme. You can find more information about the application here:http://www2.canterbury.gov.uk/planning/anite/fetch.aspx?R=msr+JKJpNXPRZD0D+6d4px8wHzF+SVsECuJKs93lEH3PSq0Fz/7lNYni/qcaO+6PYnqceBf1WDIDftT9I/alzWNTEmGK67wtTl7Yw1PqoYc= It would be brilliant if you could write a letter or e-mail in support of our planning application.Please do this by writing to Development Control, Canterbury City Council, Military Road, Canterbury, CT1 1YW or by e-mailing developme...@canterbury.gov.uk Please note that the deadline for submissions is the 23/07/2012. Please do contact me if you have any questions about the application. I have also attached an artistic impression of the waterwheel. Mark Thatcher has kindly produced this for us. I think you will agree that it really captures the atmosphere of this special place and shows how it could be enhanced by adding the waterwheel. Many thanks,Jo Jo KiddDirectorThe Abbot’s Mill Project CICMobile: 07912 087599 This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error please notify the system manager. Please note that any views or opinions presented in this email are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of The Abbot’s Mill Project Community Interest Company. Finally, the recipient should check this email and any attachments for the presence of viruses. The Abbot’s Mill Project Community Interest Company accepts no liability for any damage caused by any virus transmitted by this email. http://www.abbotsmillproject.co.uk Company No. 07321156Incorporation date: 21/7/10. Incorporated in the United Kingdom Registered Office: Unit 10, Roper Yard, Roper Road, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 7ER. Please think about the environment before printing any e-mail or attachments.
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From: Jo Kidd <jo....@abbotsmillproject.co.uk>
Date:
Subject: RE: Abbot's Mill Project Planning Application
To: Jo Kidd <jo....@abbotsmillproject.co.uk>
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> Dear Friend,A few people have let me know that there is a problem with the link that I sent you so for more detail about the application please go onto the Canterbury City Council Planning website page (http://www2.canterbury.gov.uk/planning/) and search for this reference number: CA//12/00882. Many thanks to people for letting me know.Also, I have been asked by a few people for a template letter. As you know, the council is much more likely to consider individual letters outlining people’s views. However, I am happy to put together something brief if that would be helpful for people with limited time to write.All the best and thanks for your support.Jo From: Jo Kidd [mailto:jo....@abbotsmillproject.co.uk]
> Sent: 14 July 2012 18:28
> Subject: Abbot's Mill Project Planning Application
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> Dear Friend,As you know, we withdrew our previous planning application for an array of solar (photo-voltaic) panels on our site. This was following a very useful and supportive meeting with the Canterbury Conservation Advisory Committee.We have now submitted a new application. This is for a temporary ‘garden room’ on the site. The purpose of this would be as a space for our volunteers (we have a core group of around 40 people, including many local residents, who have regularly got involved in the project in various ways), to host small meetings and run workshops around various topics to do with sustainability, conservation and the environment, to store gardening tools and to house a resource library (information about sustainability and living in an environmentally friendly way).We would also add a 1.5kW system of solar (photo-voltaic) panels to the roof. This is much smaller than our original application but it will still mean that we can generate clean, green electricity for the site (to power a kettle/laptop, lights etc inside the garden room) and we would receive a small amount from the Feed-in-Tariff to help subsidise workshops and develop the volunteer programme. You can find more information about the application here:http://www2.canterbury.gov.uk/planning/anite/fetch.aspx?R=msr+JKJpNXPRZD0D+6d4px8wHzF+SVsECuJKs93lEH3PSq0Fz/7lNYni/qcaO+6PYnqceBf1WDIDftT9I/alzWNTEmGK67wtTl7Yw1PqoYc= It would be brilliant if you could write a letter or e-mail in support of our planning application.Please do this by writing to Development Control, Canterbury City Council, Military Road, Canterbury, CT1 1YW or by e-mailing developme...@canterbury.gov.uk Please note that the deadline for submissions is the 23/07/2012. Please do contact me if you have any questions about the application. I have also attached an artistic impression of the waterwheel. Mark Thatcher has kindly produced this for us. I think you will agree that it really captures the atmosphere of this special place and shows how it could be enhanced by adding the waterwheel. Many thanks,Jo Jo KiddDirectorThe Abbot’s Mill Project CICMobile: 07912 087599 This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to which they are addressed. If you have received this email in error please notify the system manager. Please note that any views or opinions presented in this email are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of The Abbot’s Mill Project Community Interest Company. Finally, the recipient should check this email and any attachments for the presence of viruses. The Abbot’s Mill Project Community Interest Company accepts no liability for any damage caused by any virus transmitted by this email. http://www.abbotsmillproject.co.uk Company No. 07321156Incorporation date: 21/7/10. Incorporated in the United Kingdom Registered Office: Unit 10, Roper Yard, Roper Road, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 7ER. Please think about the environment before printing any e-mail or attachments.
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