Lynne
I note that one of the objections put forward by Dawlish Town Council is that " The percentage of 14% affordable housing is insufficient for the site and does not comply with the recommended level of 25% as set out in the Teignbridge Local Plan" However, I also note that at 4.2 of the Planning Statement addendum dated November 2021 the following is written: The (revised) Affordable ...
If you click on this link you should be able to see two maps, one at the top of the article but scroll down a bit to see the other - showing where the link road is scheduled to be located. https://dawlish.nub.news/n/new-dawlish-link-road-coming-soon-as-part-of-860-new-house-build
This planning application is on the agenda for this coming Thursday's (6th Jan 2022) Dawlish Town Council Planning Committee meeting.
This is an agenda item at the forthcoming (Thursday 6th Jan 2022) Dawlish Town Council planning committee meeting.
On the agenda again at this coming Thursday's (6th Jan 2022) Dawlish Town Council's Planning Committee meeting.
This is an agenda item (again) at this coming Thursday's (6th Jan 2022) Dawlish Town council planning committee meeting.
and now a planning application Documents related to this Application are available here. You can comment on this application using this form. Reference: 21/02872/FUL Address: Secmaton Farm , Secmaton Lane, Dawlish, Devon, EX7 0LW Parish: Dawlish Ward: Dawlish North East Proposal: Construction of a new section of the Phase one link road ...
https://inews.co.uk/news/private-pension-age-minimum-age-change-government-dwp-1369722 "..... large swathes of the population potentially have no idea about changes to when they can draw their private pensions , i can reveal. In April 2028, the normal minimum pension age (NMPA) will rise from 55 to 57 due to rising life expectancy but research from the Pensions Management Institute ...
Torbay and Devon NHS Foundation Trust are asking for a sum of £191,992 from the developer to mitigate the extra demands on the local NHS that the residents on this estate will create. Reason; The local NHS is already operating at full capacity and this development will increase demand on acute, community and planned healthcare. Without this financial contribution there will be longer ...
Cofton CHP have withdrawn the application. Seems two planning policies at TDC were contradicting each other. (The expansion and promotion of better holiday facilities vs the preservation of the Undeveloped Coast.) Looks like TDC planners played the Undeveloped Coast card and objected to the proposal on those grounds.)
