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Membership of the CPEA
Welcome to our site! If you are not a member of the CPEA
please contact one of the committee for an application form or
alternatively email Julian Kostick at the following address: Juliankostick@aol.com The members of the CPEA committee work on a purely voluntary basis for everyone's benefit. Over the past years the Association's activities included the following Oversee and maintain the Seven Acre Lake, The Basin Lake (duck pond), the grass verges and wellington trees along Canons Drive and various other surplus lands with witch it was endowed when the estate was built in the 1920s and 1930s. Engaging contract gardeners to carry out care and maintenance work on the Basin and on the triangle at the entrance to Canons Drive Engaging a contractor to keep litter on the Estate under control - especially that left by visitors to the Basin. Engaging water
bailiffs who look after the Seven Acre Lake, keep the pathways around it clear and tidy, and ensure that the fencing is secure and adequate to protect against trespassers. Engaging an engineer to advise on the associations responsibilities to the Environment Agency for maintaining the water courses around the Seven Acre Lake. Pressurising the council into installing additional litter bins at the entrance to the Estate and at Rye Way, which has also helped to reduce the litter problem. Installing (at our own expense) an additional litter/dog waste bin at the Basin and paid for the dog waste to be collected by the council. Arranging for professional tree work (costing £6,000) on the Associations trees along Canons Drive and around the Basin and Seven Acre Lake. Arranging for insurance to cover the risk of accidental injury to visitors or workers at both the Basin and the Seven Acre Lake.
The Association struggles each year with annual income of less than £10,000. Please support us.
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