Barbarawils68
If Dawlish Town doesn't challenge the expansion of the Langdon site then how many more houses are they going to put there. The Hospital have already the benefit of 2 hectares of employment land moved outside of the DA2 so they can put more housing on their land, how do we know they will not move the remaining hectare off site for even more houses. What guarantees have we, since there is no ...
It's Secmaton Farm and I think that is the owner of Lady's Mile? Can anyone confirm this.
Soulof Dawlish about you comments below: For information, below Dawlish Town Council's response to the NW Secmaton Lane Draft Development Framework Public Consultation item on last Wednesday's meeting agenda: 1 the infrastructure, particularly the link road, needs to be constructed before the houses are built; 2 Secmaton Lane must not be ...
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The Highway code clearly says for the Sainsbury's roundabout turning left and straight ahead keep in the left lane. There is a video demonstration to show this. However, I do not think you would get 2 cars side by side going around our roundabout, or anything larger! So maybe the roundabout lanes need increasing for safety reasons. ...
FredBassett is so right, if you do try and use the right hand lane you find you are at the wong angle to go around it. What DCC need to do is create a slip road like at Alphington Sainsbury's and put a bollard in a triangle to force vehicles into the correct position to actually use the roundabout safely, at present it is badly designed.
A friend of mine lives at Trusham and was at the meeting to Save the Cridford pub. It was quite interesting the Dawlish case, but one concern was that all the landowners had to contribute to the link road and the bridge and without all of them then neither would be built. She also said that the meeting was to decide if the land was suitable for planning and the access was not up for discussion as ...
Thanks for that, Ken. What if they do not get planning? What will they do with the land then? Someone I knew was turned down some years ago and applied to have a pig farm on his land and got planning for that instead. The council couldn't object since he was carrying out a farming activity off of a country lane on agricultural land. I am not saying it will happen in this case, but it makes you ...
Ken if you feel that strongly are you speaking at the meeting on the 20th, I think that's the date I read somewhere? So many just talk but do not act and I must say I have rarely stood up to be counted. If you are going to the meeting can you let us know the decision one way or the other, I think a lot of us will be interested in the outcome.
That sounds awful, however the upto 35 are not joining at the top of the lane, they are almost at the pumping station and I have been told next to the two holding tanks in the Deodar. This being the case their waste will be in correct sized pipes and have the least distance to travel to leave the lane! As with all things outline is only in principle and therefore it could be years before the ...