Barbarawils68
I believe severe hedge cutting is done on a 3 year cycle, with trims in between. You will probably find it is nothing out of the ordinary, since it is a quieter time of the year and all the catch up jobs are being done.
I see Gatehouse Farm's application (15/02468/MAJ) for outline planning is again before Dawlish Town Council on the 19th November 2015. I wonder if they will defer it again since the public consultation results are not back? There's talk of the results being out in December or January 2016 I think, has a confirmed date been given yet, anyone know?
Anyone know what happened at the meeting on Monday? Was anything decided?
Housing and Planning Bill 2015-16 http://services.parliament.uk/bills/2015-16/housingandplanning.html Regarding starter homes - the bill has gone through the second reading on the 2nd of November and is to go to committee.
Lynne I have checked their first phase information within their Design and Access Statement and this is below in bold. Where did you get your information from, as your figures do not match theirs? Can you point me in the right direction please? What Redrow meeting is this? Is it public? BTW I understand that in the first phase of their development comprising 90 dwellings only three ...
Thank you Gary for your clarifications: 'For balance and the avoidance of doubt, below are my personal (and publicly available) comments made to Teignbridge in August last year in respect of the 35-home application at Secmaton Lane (DA2 development area 5) ref 14/01577/MAJ: Last year, permission was granted (ref 13/02135/MAJ) for just 10 homes on a 0.81hectare site with access from ...
Another care home bites the dust then. If Redrow are allowed to reduce their affordable provision, then all the other major applications that have planning permission will follow, as it will set a precedent.
I have walked the lane 6 times since I first posted and the lane users are aware of the traffic and visa versa, so far as I can see there is no conflict that is visible. I cannot see how having the site access on the corner, so close to the main road where it is wider will cause that much impact. This was also the view of the Highways Officer if I am not wrong. What I have seen of the site ...
No, but those on the lane have stated that they have put chains accross their drives to stop cars passing using their drives (see Hill Drive planning application) and but they have left room for pedestrians. Even the house opposite Little Week Lane in Secmaton Lane appears to have a section designated for passing, as the shape is designed as a pull-in. Field gates are generally used as refuges ...
Well if Sustrans chose to go against Devon County Council who know the area and designated Little Week Lane as the safter option, then it is up to Sustrans to change the route to reflect DCC and not the other way around. The fact is it is not an official Sustrans route, if you click on the map key and then on the purple line it states that it is a 'local route - This route is not part of the ...