Judith Chalmers
Ken, I assume that mitigation has been put in place re the bats and curl bunting. This application afforded no mitigation. Lynne, it will only affect any increase in tourism if applicants fail to provide mitigation for the impact that additional tourist heads has on our environment. I'd hope that all right-minded people would agree that mitigation is absolutely necessary.
And it was quite rightly refused. Do you disagree with the reasons for refusal?
Because then you could have helped shape the NP! Its contents have to be taken into account when recommendations are made in the future. Think about it, you could have actually done something rather than just moan about it on here and in the local paper. Seeing as you started this thread, I have to say that I'm really surprised that you've failed to do your research. Lynne, to be absolutely ...
And our buses are certainly going "Bye"! I assume that the B service from Dawlish is not going to run on a Saturday morning peak time (the only time I occasionally use it). Saturdays are classed as off-peak aren't they? All we need is FGW to provide us with enough coaches at the right times of day (including Saturday and Sunday mornings towards Exeter to get in well before 9 on a Sat ...
Another question: What's the first sign of madness?
Perhaps you should have put yourself forward for the Dawlish steering group then...
It's a legal requirement Lynne for NPs to be taken into account when making planning decisions. Have you not read any of the documents that you've provided links to?
That's right. More precisely: The referendum on Thursday 12 February 2015 will be held to decide on the following question: "Do you want Teignbridge District Council to use the neighbourhood plan for Exminster to help it decide planning applications in the neighbourhood area?" People who are registered to vote in the Exminster parish can go to the polls. If more than 50% of the ...
Erm, it wouldn't come into legal force. That would be it. Opportunity gone. http://www.pas.gov.uk/neighbourhood-planning/-/journal_content/56/332612/4078052/ARTICLE
Exminster residents have voted YES for their Neighbourhood Development Plan by a margin of 978 to 52. Great engagement there from Exminster residents - I wonder if we would get those sort of numbers voting in Dawlish?
