FredBassett
@Mcjrpc Question for you. On your downloaded copy of the deeds for the lawn, did you by any chance come across a clause within preventing any form of building dating back to around the mid to late 60s. I did sugest to you it wasent all straight foward didnt I. Now why do you think TDC wont provide a copy for public viewing.
@Margaret Swift If there were to be say a collection of voters out there who I thought would support such an application then I may be persueded to stand however my political tendancy to lean very much to the right wing may not be seen as tempting to the majority. Unless you know differently.
@Robert Vickery As you and your colleage have taken the decision not to respond to a valid request for information then sorry but you will have to remain puzzled. As for standing for election next year, well maybe not, being told what and what not to say or do by the old school at Teignbridge dosent fit into my agenda. I wish you luck with your appication for funding in order to build ...
@Mcjrpc Not as simple as you make out, here's the bit that's missing when did TDC obtain tittle to the land, who did they buy it from and how much did they pay for it. Or did they just lay claim to it as sugested by cllr Vickery There is no ill-founded rumour the land known as the lawn formerly part of the Luscombe Estate was definatley given to the people of Dawlish to be used for public ...
@Mcjrpc Ok copy and paste then. So who said it wasent registered and why could the town council not manage to do it and why did Mr Clayson have to pass matters onto Teignbridge's estates office.
The people of Dawlish who are being asked to pay for something they already own, by a District council who claim to own it but dont seem to be able to prove it, backed by a town council who say the district council own it so that they dont have to pay to maintain it.
For those that are interested. In addition to making requests on this thread for the town or district council to provide proof that they own the land known and referrred to as the Lawn, by simple way of a tittle deed. I also sent a pesonal message to councillor Clayson asking what the problem in obtaining such a document was. Quess what folks, totally ignored, which goes a long way to proving ...
@ burnside They havent got a clue, the whole project was rushed through at the last minute when the prospect of funding was discovered, and has subsequently cost us thousands thats without planning permission or a brick being laid. Imagine what the continuing costs are going to be. All this I suspect being funded by the money they got for the sale of Park Road without any public consultation ...
@michaelclayson Once again your beating around the bush. As a freehold land owner myself I have a simple two page document known as a tittle deed which clearly shows the name and details of the land owner. All we ask is that you or TDC provide a copy of this document refering to the lawn. If everything was checked and above board as recently as 2010 why is it proving so difficult to provide ...
@michael Hear and understand what you are saying but as always you provide nothing to back it up. Tarmac or grass an area designated as being unsuitable for development due to the high risk of flood by the environment agency, remains unsuitable unless major work is done to elieviate the risk. In this case that work has not been done. As to ownership again whillst both the town and ...
