General Discussion
I'm not au fait with the inner workings of the council, never having been employed by anything remotely like that in the past but what I do know is that if the case goes to appeal, a final planning decision is made by a Senior Planning Officer, usually from the office in Bristol. He/she considers all aspects of the case, usually visits the site & takes into account all correspondence relating to ...
I'm not sore, as you put it, about the Warren Farm issue. It saddens me, yes. But I am not angry about it. Was it duplicity on the part of the landowner at the time when so many of us were trying to defend his ownership of his land, or did he subsequently change his mind about what he wanted to happen to his farm? I guess the only person who would know the answer to that is the landowner. ...
And you got the answer to your question mark. It's Cassandra who doesn't know the difference between a planner and a councillor, which your response allowed to continue by not correcting her. Seems like you're still sore about being called out for your support of the sham at Warren Farm. Thank you very much...
Did you miss the question mark? If things aren't stated explicitly then all sorts of things can be implied. Fully aware of the difference between planners (officers of the council) and councillors (members of the council) thank you very much. Suggest anyone wanting to know if planners visited the site or not to contact either the planning department at TDC or one of the local district ...
There is no implication that the planners didn't visit! Surely you know that there's a difference between planners and councillors?
We have successfully started vaccinations for the covid boosters at Dawlish hospital. We are only vaccinating those who are over 65, or, under 65 AND in an at risk category. Healthy 50-64 year olds will need to book via the National Booking System (119) when invited. Boosters cannot be given earlier than 182 days (6 months), please wait for us to contact you. We are texting, emailing ...
Halloween is fast approaching. We are visiting as many primary schools in the area to give safety and awareness advice. We are also making the students aware of the following leaflet (pictured) as we know some members of the public do not want people knocking on their door for various reasons. Please feel free to print off the leaflet in this post and display it in your window. If you are unable ...
No thanks. I was offered a job there 15 years ago and when you saw what the teachers had to put up with, including the violence from the 'darling children', then the teachers should be paid danger money. All this didn't happen years ago because of the deterant of the cane so children respected teachers, police, parents and others but there is NO deterrent now, hence all the violence, stabbings, ...
This is policy WE8. I suspect it is WE8 c iii (that I've highlighted in red that is the basis of the objection) WE8 Domestic Extensions, Ancillary Domestic Curtilage Buildings and Boundary Treatments To ensure existing dwellings can be adapted and improved while complementing the character of existing residential areas and protecting the living conditions of neighbours, minor ...
I've just listened to the podcast again just in case there was an answer to your question - but there was none. The person who would know though is Cllr John Petherick. He attended this meeting (via zoom) arguing for a site visit by Cllrs. He made the point that Dawlish Town Council planning committee members had visited the site and he himself had also done so - twice. So was he implying that ...