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Pheonix Developement - 2006/05/16 20:21I personally think the Pheonix developement is an exciting and well needed addition to Lewes. People need to face the reallity that the area of proposed developement is 'Grey Land' and currently an industrial area falling apart. There is absolutely no doubt that it will be used for housing eventually, with its prime location on the bank of the river. The government is always pushing for more housing and as none of us want to see more developement into the beautiful green downs that surround Lewes we should be all for, developement in industrial area's.
Plus from an in depth look at the plans for the Pheonix center it has well designed green area's and wetlands and I a river walk. I feel it will be a great place to socialise and be a center point for the creative community of Lewes.
Come on Lewes lets move with the times and not be scared of change !!
If this project doesn't happen, another one will wich may not have such a green consideration !
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Re:Pheonix Developement - 2006/05/18 22:05I don't know what you have been looking at, but there aren't any 'in depth plans'. Even the developer has been forced to admit that. We all agree that the green ideas would be great but I suggest you ask him about his commitment to green issues, and how he is going to guarantee his promises when he has sold the site to someone else, and then let us know what the response was.
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