General Discussion
Margaret, if you come across any documentation which clearly states that TDC intended to keep the DW outer car park toilets open this summer you will let the rest of us know, won't you? You may have info (having been on the council when all this was going on) that I and others do not. The question that needs answering is: Why did (and do) DTC councillors (including those who also sit ...
PS Forgot to say - (and as all current DTC councillors can verify cos I copied them in), I have e-mailed our district councillors twice now about this matter. The first time one of the councillors representing Dawlish South West got back to me saying she believed the Dawlish Warren councillors were looking into matters. I left it two weeks. No response. So I e-mailed the three ...
Toilets closed October 2014 Planning application for change of use of toilets to retail unit & toilet facility gets submitted early Nov. 2014 Planning permission granted Feb. 2015 Tender goes out March 2015 Extension of a month given re tender Tender awarded - TDC hopeful of getting legal aspects etc sorted out with the successful tenderer late(r) summer 2015. and then ...
I have documents sent to me from TDC showing that DTC were informed that the toilets in the outer car park at D W would be closed wef October 2014. I understand that it was agreed between DTC and TDC that in order to maintain some kind of future toilet provision at the outer car park, the toilets would be reconfigured to become a part retail outlet part toilet provision. In order for ...
For the fourth time: A SANGS should not be located by a water treatment works. And on that basis alone Farmer Weeks has good reason to object to Warren Farm being turned into a SANGS.
@elvis presley
The point I am making, to say it for the third time, is that a SANGS should not be sited by a sewage works. What the land is, or is not presently used for, is irrelevant.
As I said, I know animals are put on it during the year because I have seen them. And as far as I am aware, not all of the land at Warren Farm is visible from the road. And so what if he supplies straw and hay. Isn't that a farming activity? But to get back to the point. A Sangs must be free from unpleasant intrusions (eg sewage treatment works smells)
Which doesn't mean to say that farming activities don't take place there at other times of the year, does it? (and I know they do because I've seen the animals).
Was walking along Warren Road this morning. Guess what greeted me when I reached the footpath opposite the water treatment works. A pong, that's what.
