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Lynne it took a bit of finding, had to look for the google image before I found the article. Here is the article web address and I have copied the map below. What do you make of it? https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/new-road-help-nearly-1000-1167359
Ignore this document it is out of date. When TDC put in for the £4.2 million grant they provided a plan which showed all the new developments around Gatehouse Farm using the road. This means that any of the old estates will also access the link road rather than using Elm Grove Road if heading to Exeter. There is nothing stopping residents from Upper Longlands, Meadow Park, Meadow Rise etc from ...
Here is what others are doing in this country and around the world to reduced air pollution. What is in place for Dawlish to improve its air pollution due to increased poplulation/traffic within the town itself? What has been built into the infrastructure design within DA2, especially in respect of the new link road, which will be a major through route for Dawlish residents and not just those ...
I haven't seen either, but have looked online just now. Dartmouth is the nicer of the two, plus it has smaller panes of glass in it, so cheaper to replace if they did get damaged. The large panes of glass at Exmouth have been smashed three times by vandals so the online Exmouth paper states and each time they are costing hundreds of pounds to replace. So if there is a new bandstand and it ...
Thank you Lynne for making the link easier for others. I just wanted to point out that the deal is not done and dusted as the Council are trying to portray, they have to go back to the landowners/developers and broker a deal which makes the sites viable. You can see that there are issues on viability since Langdon is still for sale on KLP Planning's website. This site was offered just after it ...
Who says the developers will not pay? If you read the Infrastructure Fund document it clearly states that Council's are given the money and they don't have to pay it back to the government. The money becomes TDCs and they can pay for the bridge and the road in Area 3, which is not to say they will not claim the whole lot back once the development is built. The Government points out that every ...
At least Dawlish Town Council is 8 Conservatives and 8 others, so decisions will not be a done deal and will be decided through discussion and not by towing the party line. The below was copied from the updated councillors page at TDC showing the political composition now with Cllr Wrigley on the list: Council composition The council consists of 46 Councillors who represent 25 ...
Just what the town needs to hear, with TDC pushing to build the housing as quick as possible.
Thank you Lynne, however, I see that the 10 at Secmaton Farm and the 3 next door have been included to bump the numbers up regarding the Link Road. This is blatent misleading since I have checked their planning applications and neither have or will have access to the link road, but will be accessing onto Secmaton Lane. If they have been included by mistake this is incompetence or if deliberately ...
Yes I remember there was a large bridge that connects area 4 Langdon with Area 3 Secmaton Farm. I also remember that there were 3 options of where the bridge could be put, and that at that point the cost was thought to be around £1million. When that information was published there had been no investigation into the ground which is to be below the bridge and therefore the price was a calculated ...