Futures Forum: Sidford business park >> campaign group's latest update > additional comments can be sent to the appeal Inspector by 22nd April
Meanwhile, we have learnt that there will be a public enquiry on the appeal over the planning permission for an industrial estate at Sidford:
Futures Forum: Sidford business park >> A PUBLIC Inquiry to be held >> "The appeal will now proceed by means of an Inquiry and not a Hearing"
And the campaign has issued a further posting on the issue:
Campaign Update 27
We have now been advised by the
District Council that the Planning Inspector has determined that instead of
holding a Hearing into the planning appeal as we previously had been told, the
Inspector has now decided to hold an Inquiry which could last up to three days.
The first of these days is due to start on 16 July. We are assuming that
the Inspector will therefore have penciled in the Inquiry to be held on 16, 17
and 18 July. The Inquiry will be held in public and will be held locally. If
you have any interest in attending then put these dates in your diary now!
In our last Update we asked you to
consider submitting additional evidence to the Planning Inspector and we know
that a number have done so, and thank you to those who have.
The District Council's latest
communication advises that the Inspector has put back the date by which
additional submissions can be made. The new deadline
by which any additional comments have to be received by the Inspector is now 17
May.
We again would encourage as many of
you as possible who wish to, to submit comments even at this late stage. As the
District Council refused planning permission solely on grounds related to
highways matters you should only submit highways related comments. In doing so
you might want to address matters that include -
- Evidence or statements
regarding the effect of noise, vibration, damage and pollution on your
properties (and vehicles) due to HGV or other traffic
- Effect on the health of
residents attributable to air quality
- Effect of pollution on children
walking to school and in the playground of the primary school
- Road safety issues - lack of
pavements or narrow pavements, plus no lollipop lady, crossing nor traffic
lights to help you cross safely with your children
- Traffic delays due to
congestion at the various pinch points on the A375 in both Sidford and
Sidbury
- Evidence of vehicles mounting
and/or diving on pavements
Where possible your comments should be
supported by photographic evidence. We believe that it is important for as many
photographs and/or videos are submitted to the Planning Inspector showing
images of traffic congestion/difficulties along the A375 at any point between
Sidford and Cotford in Sidbury.
Attached, once again, is a brief
guide as to how to present any submission that you make.
Best wishes
Campaign Team
NOSidfordBusinessPark@yahoo.com
SayNOtoSidfordBusinessPark (@say_oto) on Twitter
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