Lichfield District Council - Current Consultations

Hawksyard Village section 106 consultation 2012

Wed, 1 Feb 2012

We'd like your views on how funds should be spent around the new Hawksyard Village development

The former Rugeley Power Station site, is currently being developed and will be known as Hawksyard Village. This development will mean that Section 106 funding will become available to spend on capital projects in the local area.

The funds can be used for social, recreational, community or health projects that will benefit people living in the area. A number of suggestions for projects were given in a consultation completed in 2008 but we would like to know what projects you would like to see in the area.

Projects need to provide social or community facilities and benefit the local area of Armitage with Handsacre
Money is only available to fund capital projects (e.g. a building or a bench)
Money is not available for revenue projects (e.g. running costs of an event or venue)

You can give us your views in three ways:

Complete the online form

Print and post the form to Lucie Ferneyhough (details below)

Attend the consultation event at Armitage with Handsacre Village Hall on Wednesday 29th February 3pm - 6pm

For more information please contact Lucie Ferneyhough 01543 308218 or lucie.ferneyhough@lichfielddc.gov.uk and return any paper copies of this survey to: Lucie Ferneyhough, Community Development Worker, Lichfield District Council, Donegal House, Bore Street, Lichfield, WS13 6NE,

If you would like this survey in large print or another format please contact Lisa Clarke, Research & Consultation Officer, 01543 308122 or lisa.clarke@lichfielddc.gov.uk

For more information on section 106 please contact Asmita Kathrani, Planning Obligations Monitoring and Implementation Officer Tel: 01543 308149 email:asmita.kathrani@lichfielddc.gov.uk

Colton consultation area consultation

Fri, 27 Jan 2012

Give your views on your local Appraisals and Management Plans

Lichfield District Council has prepared draft Appraisals and Management Plans for the Conservation Area of Colton. The Appraisals and Plans are part of the process aiming to preserve and enhance the character and appearance of conversation areas. They also aim to provide a basis for future decision making about the area.

You can find the consultation here

Hopwas Conservation Area consultation

Fri, 20 Jan 2012

Give your views on your local Appraisals and Management Plans

Lichfield District Council has prepared draft Appraisals and Management Plans for the Conservation Area of Hopwas. The Appraisals and Plans are part of the process aiming to preserve and enhance the character and appearance of conversation areas. They also aim to provide a basis for future decision making about the area.

You can find the consultation here

Seasonal Waste Collection and Recycling Survey 2011

Tue, 17 Jan 2012

Over Christmas and New Year some changes took place to collections due to the bank holidays. We would like to know your views on how successfully we told you about these changes and how satisfied you were with the collections over this period.

Your views will help us to plan our services and improve the information we send to you.

The survey is very short and should take no more than a couple of minutes to complete. To give your views click here

If you would like this survey in large print or another language or format, please contact Lisa Clarke at Lichfield District Council on 01543 308122 or email lisa.clarke@lichfielddc.gov.uk.

Harlaston conservation area consultation

Fri, 13 Jan 2012

Give your views on your local Appraisals and Management Plans

Lichfield District Council has prepared draft Appraisals and Management Plans for the Conservation Area of Harlaston. The Appraisals and Plans are part of the process aiming to preserve and enhance the character and appearance of conversation areas. They also aim to provide a basis for future decision making about the area.

You can find the consultation here

Sankeys Corner Arts Miner Project Consultation (Burntwood Chase Heritage Group)

Mon, 9 Jan 2012

As part of the Sankey's Corner Arts Miner Project, (known as SCAMP) local people are being asked for their views about where a sculpture of a Burntwood pit pony and miner could be located.

The life-sized bronze sculpture of a pit pony and miner is being created thanks to public donations and £10,000 section 106 funding - awarded by Lichfield District Council in 2010.

The sculpture, designed by national sculptor, Peter Walker, who was born in Burntwood, is set to be started in the summer.

Burntwood Chase Heritage Group, which is coordinating the Sankey's Corner Arts Miner Project with Peter Walker, is holding a public consultation to find out local people's views about where the sculpture could be placed in the town (subject to planning permission).

Everyone is welcome to stop by and give their views at the consultation event at Burntwood Library on Tuesday 17 January, between 11am and 7pm

If you are unable to attend the consultation event you can view the locations here and leave your feedback which will be added to that of the event before a final location is selected.

For more information please contact

Celia Houghton

Arts Development Officer

Lichfield District Council

t: 01543 308224

e: celia.houghton@lichfielddc.gov.uk