Update letter to local residents to Waterloo and Queen Street, November 2022

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LOCAL RESIDENT LETTER

NOVEMBER 2022

Thanks to all of you that were able to attend the meeting on Tuesday 1 November at the Salvation Army, Romford. The meeting gave an update on progress and, as always, provided an opportunity to raise any questions or concerns to the joint venture team from Havering Council and Wates Residential. Below is a summary of the questions raised and the actions taken. Residents said

Agrees actions/updates/details

Further notes

CCTV 'dummy' cameras facing the road

Sean Cushing explained that they cannot face the road but will organise an assessment to check them

Paul Dwyer also looking at asking ward councillors and the Police to attend the next meeting

Reports of homeless people sleeping by the church

Paul Dwyer has informed the homeless team and asked for the estate to be included in the next count of rough sleepers.

Paul Dwyer also spoke to the security team and asked for this to be added to their daily checks

Complaints of fly tipping near ivy hoarding

Sean to check this and the sensors on the site

Residents can report flytipping direct to: www.havering.gov.uk/flytipping

Parking

Paul to invite someone from the parking/highways team to the next meeting

Road safety

Sean will talk to Highways TfL about road safety and the possible bus lane suspension during construction


Residents said

Agrees actions/updates/details

Question about Cotleigh road being done as part of stage two of the scheme

Some residents asked if the development of the rear of Cotleigh Road can be brought forward. Paul Walker has agreed to review this request.

Community Garden security

To be discussed at next Community Garden meeting. It was agreed with residents for the hoarding to remain in place.

Stock condition on all Cotleigh Road properties

Michael Rourke confirmed that Havering Council would undertake stock condition surveys on all properties before main contract works start.

Selling properties

Paul Dwyer advised that anyone looking to sell their homes to the Council should contact him so he can pass it on to the Home Ownership Team

Question about levels of communication

Most residents appear to be happy with the information but if we can improve in any way, just let us know!

Next meetings

To be confirmed but next community garden meeting will be in February and March 2023 for the next resident meeting

Further notes

Anyone wanting to join the community garden project should message Paul Dwyer on the WhatsApp group

Will confirm dates and times as soon as possible

General information: Our site working hours are Monday to Friday: 8am to 6pm, Saturday: 8am to 1pm These hours have been set by Havering Council. If we do need to work outside of these hours, we will always write to you and let you know. Thank you for your patience and understanding. How you can reach us: Sean Cushing, Wates Residential, 07770 480981, or email: sean.cushing@wates.co.uk Sean is the Project Manager who will be leading the Design and Construction Phase Paul Dwyer, Havering Council Regeneration and Community Liaison Officer 01708 431154, 07976 539160 or email paul.dwyer@havering.gov.uk. You can also reach Paul via the WhatsApp group.


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