Moving to Harrow Lane

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Jobymathew
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Moving to Harrow Lane

Postby Jobymathew » Thu Mar 25, 2021 6:48 am

Hi Everyone,
Considering relocating to St Leonards on Sea, Harrow lane.To be exact, area near clarendon close. I would appreciate hearing your thoughts. Ta

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number9
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Re: Moving to Harrow Lane

Postby number9 » Fri Jul 09, 2021 10:47 pm

Clarendon Close is at the bottom of Harrow Lane. At certain times of the day there is traffic congestion with cars trying to turn into Sedlescombe Road North. Things might be getting much worse soon as this wonderful council seem to want to build a lot of houses up on the Ashdown House site and also the Harrow Lane playing field. If this happens then they will be a huge increase of traffic up and down Harrow Lane.
Harrow Lane playing field was gifted to Hastings Borough Council. When that happened covenants were put on the deeds that meant it would remain an area for the residents to enjoy.However our wonderful council have decided that the covenants can be broken by selling the site for development !

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Richard
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Re: Moving to Harrow Lane

Postby Richard » Mon Jul 12, 2021 8:24 am

Has it been sold yet?
Try to locate a copy of the original deed or transfer setting out the terms of the restrictive covenant.

The site for protesting is here:

https://www.change.org/p/hastings-borou ... ying-field

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Re: Moving to Harrow Lane

Postby Richard » Mon Jul 12, 2021 8:40 am

I would suspect that it could be sold but that the terms of the covenant would still apply.
Better still to apply to the council/new owner to have it given 'village green' status.


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