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Great Missenden Parish Council

INTRODUCTIONS

Great Missenden Parish Council (GMPC)

Cllr Anne Hewett - Chairman

Cllr Mike Johnstone – HS2 lead

Bucks. County Council (BCC)

Aaron Rosser - Programme Mgr. Project delivery

Emily Wingfield - Project Officer

Rod Black- Lead Highways Officer

Chiltern District Council (CDC)Ifath Nawaz – Project Solicitor and Mgr. HS2 Project Team

Ben Robinson- Principal Planner HS2 Project Team

Steve Braund - Senior Specialist EHO

HS2 Ltd

Luke Nipen and Charlotte Hewes – Engagement Mgrs

David McCann – HS2 construction engineer C1

Shelley Browne – Fusion Enabling Contractor 2Great Missenden Parish Council

OBJECTIVE:

- Review where we are with the HS2 project

- Current concerns – GMPC, BCC & CDC

- Options for the Replacement Parking Project

- HS2 timeline

- Suggestions for the Community Environment Fund and Business

and Local Economy Fund*

- Suggestions for Projects for the AONB review panel*

3Great Missenden Parish Council

* Proformas at the back of the hall for your suggestions

2013

What has been achieved

2010

Chiltern Tunnel extended

North Portal Amersham

Little Missenden Vent shaft

Amersham Vent Shaft


2013

2016

What has been achieved - continued

Chiltern Tunnel extended further from Mantle’s Wood to South Heath

North Portal moved 2.6km

Vent Shaft at Annie Baileys

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On 25 November 2013, the government deposited a hybrid Bill

On 23 February 2017 Royal Assent was granted

for Phase One of HS2

Thanks to all residents, organisations and authorities who PETITIONED,

we achieved:-

- Chiltern Tunnel extension

- Construction traffic taken off rural lanes in the hill top villages

- ‘Land Grab’ clauses removed from the Bill

- More Transparency to the Need to Sell scheme

- Gained some Assurances 6


Where are we now The Operation PROFILE

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Where are we nowFocussing on construction

haul road and extended haul road Construction satellite compounds

Maintenance access road – permanentSpoil dumps - temporary


The A413

Safeguarded Area & Property Schemes South Heath


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39 Properties

From Mantles Wood to South Wendover

1 June 2017

Properties owned by HS2 Ltd in the parish


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Phase 1 - HS2 register of undertakings and assurances - v1.8

23rd February 2017

No. Subject

2728&

2729Great Missenden - Link Road Roundabout safety measures

Six Assurances were given by HS2 Ltd as a Great Missenden Package

at Royal Assent

2730Great Missenden Church of England Combined School Pick-Up

and Drop-Off

2731 Great Missenden - Haul road landscaping scheme

2732Great Missenden - Haul road landscaping scheme liaison with the

Parish Council

2733 Great Missenden - Loss of ‘free’ on-street parking places


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M2 Proposal : to improve traffic flow at the two roundabouts,

along the Link Road and visibility splays from Buryfield car park

9 spaces lost

11 spaces lost

Safety Barrier

Up to 20 car parking spaces could be lost from The Link Road

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Great Missenden Church of England Combined School Pick-Up and Drop-Off …. Assurance 2730 Current Proposal

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Concerns for Great Missenden Parish

- Noise levels in Sibleys Rise and Bayleys Hatch

- The haul road - its landscaping and impact

- Design of the vent shaft near Annie Baileys

- Design of the Link Road to improve traffic flow

M2 and minimise the loss of parking

- Impact of the GM school’s new set down area

- Safety Barrier design

- Replacement of parking spaces lost owing to HS2

- Additional parking for cars and coaches


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We have reviewed the Great Missenden Assurances

and in this part, HS2 will outline the construction phase

in a separate presentation

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The Community and Environment Fund (CEF)

To benefit communities along the route that are demonstrably

disrupted by the construction of HS2.

The CEF Local will focus on quality of life and environment in

individual communities,

while the CEF Strategic will focus on large projects across

several communities and address strategic rather than

purely local concerns. Wherever possible,

the CEF fund will leave a sustainable legacy.

GMPC is looking for suggestions

There is a proforma at the back of the hall

Please pick one up on the way out


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The Business and Local Economy Fund

To add benefit local economies that are demonstrably disrupted by

the construction of HS2.

Initiatives BLEF may support might include:

• Schemes to improve the local public realm, especially

in retail and tourist areas;

• Improved local cycling and pedestrian access to

local economic centres;

• General promotional activity;

• Projects that aim to increase tourist

visits to an area.

GMPC is looking for suggestions

There is a proforma at the back of the hall

Please pick one up on the way out


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HAND - OUTS

- Proforma for suggestions for CEF & BLEF

- Proforma for suggestions for AONB review

projects

- Names and e-mail addresses for those

wanting to receive presentation

slides and further information


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Thank you all for attending

We will endeavour to

keep you informed of progress


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