Exmouth: EDDC gives masterclass in how to alienate residents | East Devon Watch
Sidmouth residents have been looking with concern themselves at developments in Exmouth - which might be a promise of things to come:
Futures Forum: Regenerating Exmouth seafront: "It is good that people air their opinions" >>> 90% reject District Council's plans
Futures Forum: Regenerating Exmouth removed from draft Local Plan
The Save Our Sidmouth blog anticipated last night's council meeting:
EDDC’s plans for coastal towns may soon hit Sidmouth.
Full Council meeting 6.30pm this evening at Knowle sets the scene.
December 16, 2015 by sidmouthsid Leave a comment
The uproar in Exmouth about the process and consequences of the Exmouth Seafront Plans, may be relevant to our own seafront development. This evening’s Full Council meeting has already attracted strong media interest. Public wanting to know more are welcome to attend this last Full Council meeting of the year at Knowle Council Chamber. Come early to ensure a seat!
In just a few weeks’ time, on 6th January 2016, Richard Cohen, Deputy CEO, will present to Cabinet his ‘Scoping Report for the eastern end of Sidmouth.’…another date for the SOS diary.
EDDC’s plans for coastal towns may soon hit Sidmouth. Full Council meeting 6.30pm this evening at Knowle sets the scene. | Save Our Sidmouth
Cabinet cabinet agendas - East Devon
It is unclear why the scoping exercise for Eastern Town/Port Royal should be presented to the District Council: although it is paying the lion's share of the funding, it has been agreed that the Town Council would take the lead:
Futures Forum: Plans for Port Royal: anticipating a Regeneration Board >>> report from Town Council meeting: 'the scoping exercise would form a key part of the Neighbourhood Plan'
The Town Council has made it clear that any 'regeneration' of the Port Royal area would be firmly part of its Neighbourhood Plan process:
Futures Forum: Plans for Port Royal: anticipating a Regeneration Board >>> report from Town Council meeting: "an Eastern Town Regeneration Scoping Exercise would act as a module of any forthcoming Neighbourhood Plan."
See also:
Futures Forum: Plans for Port Royal: anticipating a Regeneration Board >>> a summary of the issues
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December 16, 2015 by sidmouthsid Leave a comment
The uproar in Exmouth about the process and consequences of the Exmouth Seafront Plans, may be relevant to our own seafront development. This evening’s Full Council meeting has already attracted strong media interest. Public wanting to know more are welcome to attend this last Full Council meeting of the year at Knowle Council Chamber. Come early to ensure a seat!
In just a few weeks’ time, on 6th January 2016, Richard Cohen, Deputy CEO, will present to Cabinet his ‘Scoping Report for the eastern end of Sidmouth.’…another date for the SOS diary.
EDDC’s plans for coastal towns may soon hit Sidmouth. Full Council meeting 6.30pm this evening at Knowle sets the scene. | Save Our Sidmouth
Cabinet cabinet agendas - East Devon
It is unclear why the scoping exercise for Eastern Town/Port Royal should be presented to the District Council: although it is paying the lion's share of the funding, it has been agreed that the Town Council would take the lead:
Futures Forum: Plans for Port Royal: anticipating a Regeneration Board >>> report from Town Council meeting: 'the scoping exercise would form a key part of the Neighbourhood Plan'
The Town Council has made it clear that any 'regeneration' of the Port Royal area would be firmly part of its Neighbourhood Plan process:
Futures Forum: Plans for Port Royal: anticipating a Regeneration Board >>> report from Town Council meeting: "an Eastern Town Regeneration Scoping Exercise would act as a module of any forthcoming Neighbourhood Plan."
See also:
Futures Forum: Plans for Port Royal: anticipating a Regeneration Board >>> a summary of the issues
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