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Monday 7th November 2022 AFP meeting at Congleton Cricket Club 18:00pm all residents invited.

The News

        September 22              Update
1) Woodland;  Bovis / Vistry attempt to comply with the woodland plan has come to a stop, Joanne Morrison at Bovis/vistry  asserts the Woodland is complete  and hand over can take place, please take a look for yourself, the woodland is far from complete with numerous dangerous tree's joanne.morrison@vistry.co.uk
2) Road adoption;  Another failure by Bovis / Vistry  no sign of the road being adopted, again Joanne Morrison is the Bovis Vistry contact, she is also the director for the estate planning to hand over the Woodland over to the managing agent  incomplete and dump the estimated £50k bill to the residents.
NB Cheshire East Council has not signed of the Woodland Plan  Emma Hood at Cheshire East is your contact  if you have any issue's with the woodland near you.
3)  Alexander Faulkner partnership, still working on 2021 accounts,  9 months after year end and taken 19 months to complete 2020 accounts which have been signed of against the Steering Group wishes. We have a property  manager in place so  his name is Leigh Pemberton  lpemberton@afpartnership.co.uk and his MD is Nick Faulkner nfaulkner@afpartnership.co.uk


       

Latest Advice from Fiona Bruce:- Do not elect directors until the Woodland Plan is completed and the accounts are true and accurate.

Bath Vale Factoid

Tender Documents for New Managing Agents

ROADS ADOPTION IMMENENT

We have some good news for you, with the help from our MP and  from other resident we now have clarity on the road adoption, Vistry / Bovis  gave us assurance that were  minuted over 18 months ago that the Sewers were done and adopted as the email trail attached clear shows that was not the case, so Cheshire East could not adopt Bath Vale Road,  Why Bovis/Vistry and Joanne Morrison would  mislead us all for two years is not known however the pressure put on them by Fiona Bruce and some  of the residents has now forced Bovis to seek adoption of the sewers, which they now have the Section 104 of the water and industries act allowing the Section 38 of the highways to be completed.

Clearing the way for the adoption of the road, Vistry ? and AFP  ?

Hooray for Bath Vale

SOLAR COURT LIGHT  PLAN REJECTED by AFP
AFP  failure to negotiate  good rate for court yard electricity, will cost each court a min £1.00 a day standing charge plus unspecified amount for each Kw/hour, while rejecting a plan to use free solar street lighting saving £700 per court.