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Plans submitted for car park for Church Lammas Lake visitors - BBC News

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Church Lammas Lake, an 8.8-hectare nature reserve just north of the River Thames in Staines-upon-Thames, Surrey. A lake and some trees can be seen in the image.

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Plans submitted for a new car park to serve Church Lammas Lake visitors

Overview

Plans have been submitted to Spelthorne Borough Council to build a 20-space car park near Church Lammas Lake in Surrey. The proposal aims to alleviate parking congestion on nearby residential streets caused by visitors and anglers, and includes features such as permeable gravel surfacing, access gates, and CCTV cameras.

Key points

  • A planning application for a 20-space car park has been submitted to Spelthorne Borough Council.
  • The facility is intended for visitors to Church Lammas Lake and authorised fishery members to reduce parking on residential roads.
  • The nature reserve and parkland near Staines-upon-Thames is managed by Aqua South.
  • The scheme features permeable gravel surfacing, vehicle and pedestrian access gates, and CCTV cameras.
  • Planning officers have a determination deadline slated for 24 November.
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