Cheshire West and Chester Council has arranged two information sessions for residents to share their views on plans for public space in a new residential development in Northwich.
The Rose Meadow housing development is currently being built at Artisan Way, to the east of London Road, and includes plans for a significant area of public open space or parkland.
The area will provide opportunities for public access and recreation, as well as space for nature and wildlife.
The council has prepared some designs showing how the area is to be landscaped, in conjunction with the developer at the site, and would like to share these with local residents.
Two public information sessions will be taking place at Northwich Memorial Court this month, and council officers be own hand to answer any questions.
The dates for the sessions are as follows:
- Wednesday 18th January (5-8pm)
- Saturday 28th January (9am-midday)
The council’s cabinet member responsible for planning, Cllr Matt Bryan said: “Both sessions will take place in the Foyer Bar at Memorial Court and residents can drop-in at any time.
“Visual presentations will be repeated over the course of both sessions, so that anyone attending doesn’t need to be present for the full duration of the session.
“There is no requirement for booking and pay and display parking is available at the Memorial Court venue.
“We hope as many people as possible are able to come along to comment on the plans to help shape this wonderful new outdoor space.”
Anyone who is not able to attend but would like further information please email: landscape@cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk
