The Neighbourhood Plan will be voted upon next month:
Sid Valley Neighbourhood Plan referendum 19th September, use your vote!
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The Herald is taking us through the proposed policies:
Relieving pressure on roads and car parks
Protecting the Sidford/Sidbury gap
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This is the latest from the Herald:
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Neighbourhood plan says eastern town and Port Royal should be a multi-use building
Port Royal should be developed into a multi-use area capable of acting as a community events space, the neighbourhood plan says.
The plan includes four policies on eastern town and Port Royal – including the eastern town redevelopment, its access (policy 23), its maritime heritage (policy 24) and community assets (policy 25).
The SVNP plan specifies that any redevelopments in eastern town should retain and/or replace the current buildings, should be flexible multi-use area. This includes acting as community events space, and/or a flexible cultural/performance space, with a bar and/or restaurant.
Neighbourhood plan says eastern town and Port Royal should be a multiuse building
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Plans to redevelop one building at Port Royal are well under way:
Full plans submitted for Drill Hall
BREAKING: Full plans submitted for Drill Hall
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It is also accepted, as outlined in the Neighbourhood Plan, that any plans to redevelop the wider area of Port Royal have to be sympathetic to the historical and natural context:
2017 Plans for Port Royal, updated input from VGS
2017 Plans for Port Royal scoping study consultation
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What the area looks like today:
Sidmouth Sailing and sea Angling Club © Chris Allen :: Geograph …