General Discussion
Hi all -T'was only going to be a matter of time before I posted on this new thread. Yesterday (Monday 12th) TDC's Overview and Scrutiny Committee met. Amongst other items on the agenda was a report concerning TDC's infrastructure delivery plan for the next three years. Included in this plan was the Dawlish Coastal Park SANGS at what is presently Warren Farm. Now, we all know how ...
Thanks Huw. So perhaps RDH or a similar organisation might be interested?
Except that..........Daw Vale was publicly owned ie by Devon County Council. Privately owned and run retirement/nursing homes now that's another matter entirely ( they cost more of course as there needs to be a profit in it for whoever runs it). Whether or not it gets built would, I imagine, depend entirely on whether or not there is enough perceived private sector demand.
Sure? I won't need asking twice you know.
Some Sunday morning thoughts: So...........SANGS need to be in place (wherever that/those place(s) might be) so that TDC can legally give planning permission for lots of houses to be built so that these houses in turn, via CIL, NHB and Council Tax will give TDC the revenue it needs to keep going. So.....if in the future there are even more restrictions placed on local councils such as how ...
1. Devon County Council cuts 2.Kaz - over to you again I think. I have a sketchy knowledge of who owned what land/when etc over at Shutterton but feel sure others know much more about that than I.
Actually Kaz I'd say some of the SANGS needs to be in place before a lot of the development can take place and that according to TDC officers the easiest one in terms of early delivery is the SANGS that TDC want at Warren Farm. TDC need this SANGS in place so that they can then give planning permission for more new houses to be built. More new houses = more CIL (Commuity Infrastructure Levy) ...
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This is what I've been told: The 5 chosen are: Carolyn Ballard, Christine Marsh, Chris Swanwick, Francine Tullis and Martin Wrigley. A place was kept open for somebody with retail, commerce and business sector experience. John Simon Principle of Dawlish Community College will be co-opted on to the steering group to advise on education aspects of the plan when needed.
Wonder if we'll see any familiar faces?
