Hallhill Tenants & Residents Association
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Minutes of the previous meeting
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Update
2019 ended on a positive note. A special committee meeting held with key stakeholders saw positive action in taking forward the issue of adoption of roads. 2020 gets off to a good start with developers now having submitted all paperwork to ELC to move this forward.
Hallhill TRA current activity includes participating in the Planning Consultation process regarding Hallhill North and Hallhill Development Spott Road Dunbar. These developments will have a major impact on the road network – increased traffic volume, noise, and use of the A1 junction (Hospital Road) all of which present as risks to having ‘safe roads’ . Safer Roads is priority for the Area Partnership Board.
A big thank you to Stevie Tait and Malcolm Smail, two of our committee who have been very active during this Covid-19 lockdown. They have organised beetle drives, street bingo, balloon sculpting lessons for residents / tenants on a Thursday evening coinciding with the ‘clap for carers’ Stevie and Malcolm will be continuing the bingo sessions on Thursday evenings.
Hallhill TRA current activity includes participating in the Planning Consultation process regarding Hallhill North and Hallhill Development Spott Road Dunbar. These developments will have a major impact on the road network – increased traffic volume, noise, and use of the A1 junction (Hospital Road) all of which present as risks to having ‘safe roads’ . Safer Roads is priority for the Area Partnership Board.
A big thank you to Stevie Tait and Malcolm Smail, two of our committee who have been very active during this Covid-19 lockdown. They have organised beetle drives, street bingo, balloon sculpting lessons for residents / tenants on a Thursday evening coinciding with the ‘clap for carers’ Stevie and Malcolm will be continuing the bingo sessions on Thursday evenings.
Hallhill Tenants and Residents Association are a group based in the Hallhill area in Dunbar who started in November 2018 with a Constitution being agreed in May 2019. Hallhill TRA represents both tenants and residents of c660 households.
We are happy to say that we have a lot of tenants and residents from with the Hallhill area involved, along with Taylor Wimpey, Persimmon, Hacking and Patterson and Castlerock. At the moment we have 660 households in the Hallhill area represented by various Committee members.
Development/Street names/No of households involved within the groups' area to date:
Gospatrick Grange (4942)
Rennie Drive, Meikle Park Road, Fairbairn Way - 139
Gospatrick Grange Extension (5813)
Yosemite Park, Marquette Place, Narni Way, Brodie Road, Martinez Road - 81
Gospatrick Grange Extension Phase 2 (5847)
Brodie Road, Yosemite Park, Gospatrick Gardens, Kirkwood Crescent, Alexander Gardens - 64
Earlsgate 1 (5812)
Lignieres Way, Martinez Road, Haines Drive, Marquette place, Meaford Avenue - 73
Earlsgate 2
Crowbill Road, Laing Court, Simpson Avenue, Yosemite Park - 67
Housing Assoc - 27
ELC
Yosemite Park, Fall Avenue, James Kirk Way, Kirkwood Crescent - 236 ?
Who is around the table?
•Tenants and Residents from all developments
•Taylor Wimpey – Housing Developer
•Hacking and Patterson (Factor)
•Elected Members
•ELC reps
•Community Council
Our Priorities
•Noise from A1
•A1 access junction – Beveridge Row
•Pressures on Brodie Road / Yosemite Park Road
•Anti-Social Behaviour
•Stakeholder Engagement
•Unadopted Roads
•Parking – creating an obstruction
•Speeding
•Landscaping
Our Achievements
•Public Transport
•Post Box – (Brodie Rd /Moray Avenue)
•Remedial works to drains (Gospatrick Grange Ext)
•Field Drains to rear of Marquette Place
•Re: Planting of trees and shrubs donated from Taylor Wimpey Marketing Suite
•Understanding Factor Charging
•Special Cttee Meeting -
•Awarded Best New Group by ELTRP/ELC
In order for the group to identify the common issues and explore ways to address these issues, we would welcome more members of the local community who would be willing to get involved to come along and voice their views and share ideas.
Our open meetings are for all members of the local community to come along, share concerns, and plan how to work together to achieve change.
We are happy to say that we have a lot of tenants and residents from with the Hallhill area involved, along with Taylor Wimpey, Persimmon, Hacking and Patterson and Castlerock. At the moment we have 660 households in the Hallhill area represented by various Committee members.
Development/Street names/No of households involved within the groups' area to date:
Gospatrick Grange (4942)
Rennie Drive, Meikle Park Road, Fairbairn Way - 139
Gospatrick Grange Extension (5813)
Yosemite Park, Marquette Place, Narni Way, Brodie Road, Martinez Road - 81
Gospatrick Grange Extension Phase 2 (5847)
Brodie Road, Yosemite Park, Gospatrick Gardens, Kirkwood Crescent, Alexander Gardens - 64
Earlsgate 1 (5812)
Lignieres Way, Martinez Road, Haines Drive, Marquette place, Meaford Avenue - 73
Earlsgate 2
Crowbill Road, Laing Court, Simpson Avenue, Yosemite Park - 67
Housing Assoc - 27
ELC
Yosemite Park, Fall Avenue, James Kirk Way, Kirkwood Crescent - 236 ?
Who is around the table?
•Tenants and Residents from all developments
•Taylor Wimpey – Housing Developer
•Hacking and Patterson (Factor)
•Elected Members
•ELC reps
•Community Council
Our Priorities
•Noise from A1
•A1 access junction – Beveridge Row
•Pressures on Brodie Road / Yosemite Park Road
•Anti-Social Behaviour
•Stakeholder Engagement
•Unadopted Roads
•Parking – creating an obstruction
•Speeding
•Landscaping
Our Achievements
•Public Transport
•Post Box – (Brodie Rd /Moray Avenue)
•Remedial works to drains (Gospatrick Grange Ext)
•Field Drains to rear of Marquette Place
•Re: Planting of trees and shrubs donated from Taylor Wimpey Marketing Suite
•Understanding Factor Charging
•Special Cttee Meeting -
•Awarded Best New Group by ELTRP/ELC
In order for the group to identify the common issues and explore ways to address these issues, we would welcome more members of the local community who would be willing to get involved to come along and voice their views and share ideas.
Our open meetings are for all members of the local community to come along, share concerns, and plan how to work together to achieve change.
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