General Discussion
from today's Gazette http://www.dawlishnewspapers.co.uk/article.cfm?id=101494&headline=Lack%20of%20cycle%20crossing%20point%20causes%20%20concern§ionIs=news&searchyear=2016
Last time I went through Teignmouth I saw quite a bit of new housebuilding. Other than making a comment about planning applications neither Dawlish or Teignmouth Town Councils have any clout when it comes to what gets built or not in their respective towns. That decision making is the perogative of TDC councillors who sit on TDC's planning committee BUT BUT BUT what decisions they make are ...
No Probs. Always ask me to explain if I start using jargon that you don't understand. On the subject of which........ DA2 = TDC planning speak for the area of land north west of Secmaton Lane basically but not exclusively comprising Gatehouse Farm, Secmaton Farm, and land adjacent to Langdon Hospital. All this land has been designated in the Teignbridge Local Plan for house building over ...
In plain English FB, the government is in the process of moving the goal posts (again) with regard to what can get built and where (we are mostly talking about house building). When the government has completed this process it may well mean that a lot of work by a lot of people that has already gone into producing Local and Neighbourhood Plans may have been for nothing as these Local and ...
But the monies can only be used for and by the people of Dawlish provided that whatever they wish to use it for is in accordance with national and local planning policies. And as I said in a previous post, perhaps Teignbridge is holding back from disclosing the findings of the DA2 et al Framework Consultation because the Housing and Planning Bill is presently going through parliament and ...
@Daverc - as these houses are open market ones i'd say the answer to your question is in the term 'open market'.
I don't have a problem at all about people with money moving into the area. The problem I have is where those with little money and who are already living in the parish (our young people for example) where will they be able to afford to live?
That last link you've given includes a planning app reference (16/00540) which I've just typed into the TDC planning portal and it comes back as nothing found. Are you saying that 16/00540 will be this planning application's reference number?
Just to point out that only those aged 25 and over are eligible for the living wage.
As has been pointed out before and by others - if the number of houses that get built here is a moveable feast, and if there has to be a SANGS provision pro rata to the number of houses that get built near to Dawlish Warren and the Exe Estuary then if the number of houses that get built goes higher than that allowed for in the present SANGS calculation then surely there needs to be more SANGS. ...
