General Discussion
I have started this new topic as I think it deserves a place of it's own. It is showing me once again how LA's can lie with impunity and think they can get away with it. And that goes for smaller outfits such as a Town council. There is some knowledge of this from the topic, Playpark on the lawn. I started to investigate what was happening to Berry Head car park when someone cried for help ...
FOLOLA ,work it out.
LOLA -Leave Our Lawn Alone!
@Brooklyn Bridge , sorry for not getting back sooner. If you or anyone else ever needs to email me then my email is webmaster@dawlish.com
I believe part of the decluttering of visuals was the over abundance of signs. Although since this doc was originally created it has increased signficantly rather than decreased. Next will have signs in town directing vistitors to where the nearest sign is.
Bob Vicary says 'This will reduce the space available for the funfair and lawn events' That'll happen wherever a play park is put, not really a useful comment to help make a decision.
What the Dawlish Town Masterplan said about the lawn I have mentioned in my post above the Dawlish town masterplan. Unfortunately it is no longer available online. However that is only a fairly recent event as I post below something from its contents that I have posted on a previous thread (Hard copies of the masterplan quite likely lodged with TDC, Dawlish Town council and private copies no ...
@Brooklyn Bridge - 26 06 18 10:59 - well said. If there is money still in the pot why not use it to replace the bandstand with something in keeping with its surrounding. I and others have mentioned a bandstand similar to the victorian styled one in Newton Abbot. Certainly a worthy addition to The Lawn compared to the play park only for under 8's, not to mention all the noise that will emenate ...
More info on the Sainsbury's S106 money. Back in 2011 Sainsbury's were at long last granted planning permission to build a supermarket at Shutterton. Planning application 08/01472/MAJ I have been looking at the S106 agreement concerning that planning permission. Part of that permission involved certain undertakings one of which concerns a £200,000 town centre contribution by Sainsbury's ...
Dear Councillors, There has been a lot of publicity with regard to locating a play park on the Dawlish Lawn. Some of your meetings have been conducted in closed sessions with very little transparency for the residents of Dawlish. You had conducted a survey that was in some way skewed in favour of this play park. First, it was decided that the play park be located between the bandstand and the ...