Dawlish residents can now enjoy a new natural open space after Teignbridge and Redrow Homes successfully worked together to get one in place.
Planning conditions meant the developer needed to provide, and pay for, a temporary suitable alternative natural green space to help off-set new housing development and increased visitor numbers.
After reading the link it would seem the developers handed over nearly half a million pounds to Teignbridge council in 2015 to open up a green area as requested under the SANGS agreement. If this is the case why was there an issue with people moving in to the homes if it was the council who had not set aside the land? From what I have read Redrow had satisfied there side of the agreement.
Where is this 'temporary' public space?
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