1) Trees & "green buffer" implies an "old Hullbridge" seperate to a "new Hullbridge". 2) There is no suggestion that these new houses will be available to existing residents from Hullbridge. 3) Residents of SER6b (which will be under Rawreth) will be subsidised by residents living in the rest of Hullbridge. 4) No detail has been given of road improvements beyond the development site. The additional traffic from SERs 1,2,3,4,5 & 6 will regularly create gridlock and air quality, as a result, will deteriorate. 5) Flooding is a common occurance along Watery Lane and creates havoc on all surrounding roads. The sewage system within Hullbridge is already under stress and raw sewage being pumped into the river Crouch has been documented. Current drainage facilities are inadequate without the addition of future development. 6) The parking facilities at the supermarkets,smaller shops, doctors & chemist are severely restricted and usually to maximum capacity.