As far as I am aware all new builds have to pay the £350 whether it is 1 house or multiple houses. I guess the 'deemed' is in relation to the SANGS.
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I agree with SoulofDawlish the people should have more imput. We live here and know where we want things put and if we actually need them. Regarding another community building as an example, people who I talk to would rather keep the Red Rock going and if that means the council charging the developers the cost of a new building and then ring fencing these funds soley for the future funding of ...
14/02780/MAJ Shell Cove House, 19 Old Teignmouth Road, Dawlish, Devon, EX7 0NJ Demolition of block of ten flats and 3 houses and redevelopment to provide 15 dwellings and 16 flats with integrated landscaping, access, parking and associated services. See the new Design & Access statement logged on page 7 for their vision of the site. If you go on on Teignbridge Planning applications and chose the ...
Don't forget Langdon Hospital already have a full size football pitch on the right as you enter the site, see http://sports-facilities.co.uk/sites/view/6015866. There is also space for stands etc and a second pitch could be created above the current one if the ground was levelled much like the set up at Sandy Lane without impacting on the DA2 housing allocation. I found the below as proof that ...
Funny you should point this out, as I looked at this site this morning and couldn't belive how many were listed. Usually only a few are for sale, so it makes a nice change to see such a selection. I guess it is the start of the house selling season. It would be good to see how fast or slow they sell as this would point to demand.
I have always thought the safest route is to widen if possible the path along Exeter Road then send the cycle path down through Lanherne where there is already a walkway. I haven't walked there for many years and remember some steps as you leave Lanherne the railway side, but this could be redesigned (dug out) and a path lowered and sloped to road level, which would be easier for disabled and ...
With the Sandpipers and Peppermint Park care homes being withdrawn and housing put in their place, when will Dawlish/Dawlish Warren get a new Facility so that locals can actually stay local when need additional support! I see that Redrow Homes next to Sainsbury's have got their phasing plan on the Teignbridge website and it shows a 60 bed Extra Care Facility/residential, what is the betting it ...
Lynne thank you for putting this information in the public domain, as non-farmers wouldn't realised half of what goes on. The fact is that lambing can be difficult and as such you need to be living on site, as it is a 24 hour activity. Lambs don't just get born in daylight hours! This being the case you need somewhere to rest/sleep and get hot food an drinks on rota. The agricultural barn at ...
Lynne, Yes planning application 98/02269/COU Gatehouse Farm Buildings, Secmaton Lane, Dawlish, Devon, EX7 0LW – Change of use and conversion of barns to 15 residential units. Ken the committee meetings logged shows Cllr V Jeffery’s connection with the application, as she followed council procedures and declared an interest, then left the room, so as not to influence either committee when heard at ...
Today I had a folded leaflet from Anne Marie Morris MP put through my door. It reads 'My plan to secure a better future for Dawlish.' Her 6 point plan sets out her targets within the opened document, but on the back it states 'The fight for our coastal railway line goes on'. ‘Well over £30 million has been spent on repairs and improvements so far but I am fighting for more money that is needed ...
SoulofDawlish glad you are here to explain. Could you explain the below, because you might do it better as to bringing SANGS forward with development or if they are to contribute with land or monies. https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/239039/Shutterton_Lane__Dawlish__Devon__ref_2188938__10_September_2013_.pdf Department for Communities and Local Government ...
Anne Marie Morris argued such a case in Westminster 26 Feb 2014. She pointed out it is also a flood defence for 951 properties in Dawlish, Dawlish Warren, Starcross and Cockwood. http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201314/cmhansrd/cm140226/halltext/140226h0001.htm 'We must look seriously at what can be done to support the railway line. I hope the Minister addresses that in his remarks. ...
Just to let people know that the Coca Cola Truck is in Torquay this year, not Exeter. We had a wonderful time last year and the grandchildren's faces were a picture when they first saw the truck in all its glory. They want to go this year, so were off to Torquay on the 17th, like many others, let's hope it is a dry evening! CHRISTMAS is on its way and to mark another season of festivities the ...
Well spotted Lynne A more direct route, this will take you straight there , then click on 'Associated documents' then view 'Planning Statement' http://gis.teignbridge.gov.uk/TeignbridgePlanningOnline/Results.aspx?Type=Application&Refval=14/03524/FUL
Lynne is correct, if it links with any other issue then it is fair comment to point out the connnection, as one impacts on the other. Thank you Lynne for the information.
I apologise for duplicating, but had a busy day. Unexpectedly had to look after the grandchildren in Exeter, as mum had to work, so brain wasn't in gear! Lol!
Exminster needs help to ensure that they are heard. Teignbridge want the Appeal Hearing via written representation, whilst Exminster wants oral representation so they can be asked questions for clarification on relevant points. They need people to comment on the case via the link below to put public pressure on so they get a fair hearing. http://www.birdsvbovis.info/october-2014-update/ Latest ...
Don't forget not every house of the 860 would pay CIL eg. Social housing, Self build, and some are reduced fees. This is the easiest document I found to clarify. http://www.norwich.gov.uk/Planning/Documents/CILGuidanceNote1.pdf. I hope this helps to explain a bit.
Dawlish & Teignmouth From Old Photographs By Gerald Gosling The London Hotel, The Strand, Dawlish was on the site of Coop and Betfred. It appears the Council bought it in 1910 to enable the widening of the main road from Dawlish to Exeter etc. Once the roads around that area were widened two new buildings were put up on the remaining site. I guess the carpark was probably the garden for the ...
A friend went to Poland recently and a young taxi driver was bragging that he works here for 11 month of the year then goes home, followed shortly by a tax rebate as he is no longer in the country. He said he waits a few months then returns to do it all over again. My friend was really annoyed, how many others are playing the system!
It is not right, people should have to go to food bank because the Tories are hitting the poorest in society by cutting benefits and imposing bedroom tax and then when Europe snaps their fingers wanting money we just pay up without question. Half the problems with cutting the deficit is corporations not paying taxes and health tourism etc. At least the poor in society get benefits and use them ...
Can we not pick at each other it is not productive and not helpful. We have some very good Councillors and they are willing to listen and help and are quite vocal when it comes to dealing with Teignbridge and putting Dawlish Resident's views acrosss. However, if we do not like what people suggest in relation to the new replacement bandstand then we need to at least offer an alternative for the ...
Outline planning permission was granted (all matters reserved) and here is the conclusion of the meeting. http://www.teignbridge.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=40300&p=0
FredBasset I agree with your comment 'Instead of keep harping on about building social housing why not take the opposite view, build some decent £500,000 upwards detatched properties for wealthy business types and lets see if we can get them to move their businesses to the area in the hope of gaining some jobs.' Teignbridge has already asked local businesses in 2003 ...
I just think the council have messed Dawlish up and made it harder for businesses in town in general. It was a badly designed plan, as they had a part blank canvas by removing the wall. It was bad enough they removed parking spaces, but they could have redesigned where the wide pavements were on the shop side! Why would Boots need to keep a wide area, when the cafe near it has only a narrow ...