Knowle: Deadline for representations on Pegasus Life plans is this WEDNESDAY 6TH SEPTEMBER, 2017 | Save Our Sidmouth
The issues are wide and various.
To quote from correspondents over the last week:
> Pegasus are disingenuous in their efforts to evade providing affordable housing - as required in legislation and in the Local Plan and by any rational social ethic.
> The massing of the proposal overshadowing the AONB and the town approach is unacceptable.
> Pegasus are disingenuous in their efforts to evade providing affordable housing - as required in legislation and in the Local Plan and by any rational social ethic.
> The massing of the proposal overshadowing the AONB and the town approach is unacceptable.
> None of the appeal docs show the
impact of the development on other properties, notably Old Walls and, more
widely for the town; for instance, none show the impact on the skyline and
Conservation Areas east and west of the site; the photomontages showing impact
on the southern public park are
inadequate and fail to show the full impact as seen from the summerhouse
and upper park area.
> With no all-night nurse or medical care
provided on site but only arranged care-packages the development cannot be
considered C2; it is only a glorified high-end retirement village in a town
which is over-supplied with retirement properties, second homes and private
care homes. The proposed development contravenes the Balanced Communities
Policy, the town's need being instead for more low-cost and social housing,
especially for young locals.
> The subsequent removal of the original Chief
Planning Officer and, from the DMC, of the two Conservative councillors who
voted against the proposal as well as the Council's need to sell the site to
fund its re-location all raise concerns about the Council's independence and
intention to defend the refusal.
And lastly, it has been noted:
> PegasusLife was founded in 2012 as a subsidiary of Oaktrree Capital Management - $101bn company high-yielding (19%) from senior debts and distressed debts.
> CEO Howard Phillips was previously reprimanded for persuading retired people to trade in the equity in their home for the lease of a retirement flat.
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See also:
Futures Forum: Knowle relocation project: Pegasus as preferred bidder... However, its proposals for ‘one of the finest coastal properties’ in South Devon have been rejected by Dawlish Town Council 'on the grounds of overdevelopment'.
Futures Forum: Knowle Relocation Project: PegausLife's 113 apartment development at Tetbury: "our largest development to date" >>> "low-rise apartment blocks surrounded by green space ... designed to blend easily with the local landscape"
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The business of ageing: high-end housing for the elderly
Flying high: Howard Phillips interview | Analysis - print | Property Week
Builder's boss Howard Phillips quits three years after £900m debt-swap deal | The Independent
See also:
Futures Forum: Knowle relocation project: Pegasus as preferred bidder... However, its proposals for ‘one of the finest coastal properties’ in South Devon have been rejected by Dawlish Town Council 'on the grounds of overdevelopment'.
Futures Forum: Knowle Relocation Project: PegausLife's 113 apartment development at Tetbury: "our largest development to date" >>> "low-rise apartment blocks surrounded by green space ... designed to blend easily with the local landscape"
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