Amey have been a bit of a nuisance turning up at parishioners' doors demanding a grand for their 'drop' kerb (which they thought they always had) and ignoring our letters. So I'm proposing a protocol to govern their work in the parish which will be considered on Wed evening.
Here's the first draft
Here's the first draft
- 1. CBC/Amey will send CPC a schedule of work for the coming year drawing the CPC’s attention to projects in Cranfield.
- 2. Throughout the financial year Amey and/or CBC will inform CPC of any imminent work in the parish specifying the nature of the work and the likely duration.
- 3. The communication will inform the parish council of any impact on parishioners and the local infrastructure.
- 4. Amey will specify charges that would be applicable should alterations be required outside individual properties.Amey will respond promptly to enquiries from CPC about work scheduled or being carried out.
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The work done is crane way was dangerously carried out. Unguarded and unsigned works. Using a JCB bucket to carry building rubble along a public road which it then fell out of in the middle of the junction with Milards Close. Plus removing the dropped kerb east side of Millards close on Crane way in front of 23 has made it so as there's now no dropped kerb to cross to Lordsmead without a long detour.
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