There remains no proper independent impact assessment reports for A safety in a Public Park - particularly with not one but 2 children play areas near water, nothing on the environmental health impact that is toxic plants , biting insects stagnant water and animal faeces in water in an urban public domain.All the things that were considerations when the Victorians created public parks.Safe places amongst what was then an abundance of wild open space which by it's very nature is not really suitable for recreation in desnsley populated areas.Nor is there any impact assessment on the damage or potential damage to the existing mature trees, bordering residential properties and so on.Contrary to the Council PR. There has been no full consultation, no households were informed of the go ahead and the only consultation was a 'possible project' The visual projections on the few posters which have not been updated show how it will look 35 years from now.The earthworks are flooding and moving and the land now seriously instable.Not one officer or councillor has made any response or issued any sound explanation part from a rather politically trendy faux statement.Sad thing is far too many only hear what they want to hear and do not realise that its a load of hokum with tightly questionable motives.It's taken over a decade to create the Northfields/South Ealing Conservation area and yet this virtue signalling project was rushed through in a matter of months. With nothing like the effort in meetings and consultations which drag on .
Raymond Havelock ● 697d