Richard Struck

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Tesco plans for Happy Man site
Tesco have delivered glossy leaflets to homes within 1km of the (Un)Happy Man site, outlining their proposals for a Tesco Express convenience store. The development, if approved, would incorporate eight two-bedroomed apartments on two floors above the store. The glossy leaflets are described by Tesco as part of their “public consultation”. At the time of writing, Tesco have not yet submitted their planning application to Three Rivers - when they do, Three Rivers will conduct its own official public consultation, so if you have any views (or if you have already responded to Tesco) please submit them at the appropriate time to Three Rivers planning department. I will let you have more details when Tesco submit their application.

Other local plans

63 Nightingale Road, Rickmansworth WD3 7BU
08/1089/FUL http://snipurl.com/trdc1089 and
08/1077/CAC http://snipurl.com/trdc1077
Application to demolition of existing detached dwelling and erection of four detached dwellings with access road - this also requires a CAC (conservation area consent) to demolish the existing house.

Bury Garage, Bury Lane, Rickmansworth WD3 1DU
08/0926/CAC http://snipurl.com/trdc0926
Application for conservation area consent to demolish part of existing side boundary wall adjoining Beeson’s Yard.