Lynne
Must be my (ageing) memory playing tricks on me. I can remember there was lots of discussion about this proposed 'linking' road some 6 years or so ago. I remember I suggested (and not just me I am sure) that smart bollards could be put in place to allow through access for emergency vehicles and perhaps the 186 bus service (if it continues to exist) but which would prevent other through traffic ...
Actually I've just remembered - there will be ( it might already be there - will check) another route in and out of that area and that is via a road linking the Gatehouse end of Secmaton Lane going up through the Bovis/Cavanna estate over into the Strongvox one and down onto Exeter Road via Carhaix Way (or to/from Exeter Road by way of Pidgely Road). I vividly remember that road being an ...
Well, let's say, just for argument's sake, that the area marked 'education' does indeed become a car park for the school. It will still involve some walking on the part of parents/carers in order to get the children back and forth from the school and the car park. Now, not saying that all car driving parents like to park so near the school that if they could they'd probably park in their kid's ...
Someone else who also went along to the consultation tells me that there are plans for traffic lights at the junction of Elm Grove and the Exeter Road. So, increased amount of traffic (building site traffic as well as increased residential traffic),going along residential Elm Grove Road. Lots of traffic going along Exeter Road during the rush hour and all day during the holiday season. And ...
@ken - you got me confused for a bit there ken. thought for about 5 seconds that you meant a Cirl Buntings site. But you don't, do you. You mean The Buntings housing development site (don't you?). I don't know is my answer. Kaz might though.
"We really are going to need some strong district Councillors over the next few years who are fully prepared to stand up and speak out for Dawlish." Party whips and/or being gagged because of a pecuniary interest in any particular TDC Dawlish issue notwithstanding!
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Gatehouse consultation I asked when this was proposal was likely to have its first house ready for occupation. This is important as it is when building starts/dwellings are ready for occupation that SANGS (somewhere nearby) must exist. I was told that the earliest this development could possibly commence would be some 18months/two years away. SANGS: I asked why there was no SANGS as part ...
I contacted Natural England the other day and asked them this: What has to come first? New houses or SANGS? this is what they said; In answer to your question – SANGs must come first, as they are an avoidance measure for recreational pressure on Annex 1 ground nesting birds under the Habitat Regulations 2010 (amended 2012) for any additional new housing.
Public consultation (shouldn't that be 'consultation'?). Gatehouse Farm Development At the Manor House, Old Town Street. Thursday 26th February - 12.30pm - 6.45pm Friday 27th February -12.30pm -6.45 pm Members of the project team will be on hand to discuss proposals and answer any question (I've got one - where will the SANGS be?). email ed@heynesplanning.co.uk for further ...
