General Discussion
And on this matter of planning reform I've just been looking at the minutes of DTC's planning committee meeting which was held on Thursday (30th) and saw this . Late Item - Keep Planning Local – to consider making a statement to support the LGA’s ‘Keep Planning Local’ Statement. https://local.gov.uk/keep-planning-local Cllr Foden addressed members regarding supporting the LGA’s ‘Keep ...
Government now introducing planning reforms part of which will increase permitted development rights. These PDRs (permitted development rights) will include developers being able to build on brown field sites (ie sites that have already been built on sometime in the past/have empty/derelict buildings on them) without having to go through the planning application stages that they do at the ...
Sounds like normal day to day running of Ryanair!
Some airlines are looking a bit scummy during the current pandemic. Lay off their workers straightaway, including ones that have worked for them for decades. Immediately ask for government bailouts. Not refunding customers when they legally have to. Keep asking for restrictions to be lifted knowing it will cause people to die. Also they are happy to fly to a terrorist country or ...
Just wait for all the skate boarders, scooters and push bikes. The sea wall path is lovely and smoooooooooth.
Lots of people on the wall, looks very smart and the start of an attractive sea front promenade.
Parking Restriction in the Strand From 24 Jul 2020 to 31 Aug 2020 Dawlish Town Council's Temporary Traffic Restriction Order for parking restrictions between 10am and 3pm each day on the Strand will come into force from 27th July to 31st August to allow for social distancing at a peak holiday time. It does not include loading bays, disabled parking bays or the Strand car park.
Not long until the irresponsible dog owners let their little sh*t machines leave a mess on it.
Click on this link and scroll down to see the planning apps on the agenda. https://www.dawlish.gov.uk/edit/uploads/3072_135610851.pdf
