Lynne
A little birdy's told me that the mayor of Dawlish was/is on BBC radio Devon this morning talking about this.
BBC Spotlight southwest also carried a feature on this last night. I looked at my partner and said "It must be a slow news night. This story was doing the rounds in Dawlish 2/3 weeks ago. " Then I thought - "Hang on a minute - perhaps all this free publicity concerning the town will entice visitors to come here to see all these unnecessary signs. Job done then in terms of getting more ...
Because the meeting wouldn't be quorate due to not enough councillors being able to attend due to illness and work committments.
To return to the substantive topic of this thread - the application for a fast food trailer to be sited at the Marine Garage site - I have just noticed that the town council's planning meeting due to take place this evening and at which this planning application was due to be discussed - has been cancelled.
From the minutes of the July meeting of the town council's Finance and General Purposes Committee Members agreed that funding should be secured first as there would be no point progressing further with the project only to discover at a later date that funding could not be obtained. a) RESOLVED – by majority that the £91,531.83 Section 106 money and the £33,000 CIL Teignbridge ...
Are you talking about the millenium money? https://www.dawlish.com/thread/details/2031
The town council are funding (from the Sainsbury money) an Exeter based consultancy to look into how to get extra funding. Nothing will happen until it is known whether or not extra funding is available and, if so, how much.
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It isn't rate payers money! It is money that has come from developers. Part of the planning agreement for Sainsbury's to be built was that it should give an amount of money (£200,000 I think it was) for use in the town centre. This money has to be spent within 10 years of the commencement of the building of Sainsbury's. So we are looking at it being spent by 2021/2022. If the money isn't spend ...
Just to be clear with regard to the stance taken by our local council (by which I take it you mean Dawlish Town Council). Although no recorded vote was taken at the time, I understand that support for having a playpark on the lawn was not unanimous. In other words, some of our town councillors voted against.
