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Remus/Fexco Residents Community Surgery 24 March 2026

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Coate (Badbury Park) Residents Working Group
Resident Summary – Remus Open Surgery

Date: 24 March 2026

Email: jo.wilcox@remus-mgmt.co.uk
Cc: danielle.parker@fexcopropertyservices.co.uk, helen.roberts@fexcopropertyservices.co.uk, Coatebadburypark@gmail.com

 About the Group

  • Supporting residents since 2018.
  • Works with property managers, developers, councillors, MPs, and the Swindon Borough Council.
  • Website: e-voice.org.uk/badburypark

Key Issues & Concerns

  1. Developer Completion & Clause 7 Compliance
  • Developers may not have completed the estate to the required standards.
  • 2022 snagging report not shared; unclear defect rectification.
  • Possible early transfer to Remus before defects are resolved.
  1. Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS)
  • Legal responsibility, long-term maintenance, and safety concerns.
  • Costs for Phases 1–3 maintenance.
  1. Sound Barriers & Noise Mitigation
  • Ownership, maintenance, and planning compliance.
  1. Estate Charges & Transparency
  • Clear breakdown of fees, insurance, and charges.
  • Publication of 2024–25 accounts; explanation of variations.
  1. Play Areas & Open Spaces
  • Replacement of equipment, funding, and suitable options for ages 5–8.
  • Ground and surfacing safety.
  1. Roads, Infrastructure & Adoption
  • Unadopted roads, incomplete surfacing, kerb repairs, and subsidence.
  1. Landscaping & Maintenance
  • Work frequency/standards, tree safety, litter removal, grass verges.
  1. Accessibility & Safety
  • Flooded paths, missing crossings, traffic calming, and school path safety.
  1. Other Concerns
  • Parking, litter bins, bus stops, fencing, signage, RoSPA inspections.

Requests for Evidence

  • Written transfer confirmation, joint inspections, snagging schedules.
  • Rectification confirmation from Remus.
  • As-built drawings, warranties, asset registers, and Section 106 compliance.

Key Questions for Open Surgery

  1. Was the estate jointly inspected and defects resolved before transfer?
  2. Can the snagging/defects schedule and rectification details be shared?
  3. Were all infrastructure, documentation, and planning obligations completed? Who is responsible for remaining obligations?

Legal Note

  • Clause 7: The Managing Agent is responsible only after the Developer rectifies defects.
  • Residents reserve the right to question unresolved developer defects affecting service charges.