Well another statutory consultee has submitted their comments and I have published them on the web click here to read even great crested newts are mentioned.
My complaint to Thanet District Council, that this information is not appearing on the Thanet planning website, reaches the 10 working days tomorrow, after which I can escalate it to the local government ombudsman.
What a ridiculous way to have to approach such a basic requirement, I have been told that I could study the hundreds of pages of the complete planning folder at Thanet Gateway, barmy!
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Tuesday, 8 July 2008
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Michael is the delay in receiving information from the surveys by the developers, which then have to be presented to Natural England again for comment, likely to delay this matter yet another month?
ReplyDelete15.56 as this documentation was sent to TDC nearly a month ago and I have just received it from the EA via Malcolm, it may be that the developers have already done so. It is the lack of properly publishing all the documents promptly that makes it so difficult.
ReplyDeleteOn the TDC planning website this application has only been partly published and in such a way to make it extremely confusing, for instance documents are published more than once with different dates, so it is very difficult to see what is a response to what.
Mmmmm,
ReplyDeleteThis little item extrapolated from the NE response
“Natural England understands that a number of protected species surveys of the application site are currently underway, the results of which are to be submitted as an addendum to the environmental statement. We will defer making comments on the potential impacts of this proposal on protected species until the survey reports are submitted and recommend that the Council does not determine this application until they have been received and comments sought”
Anyone know if the above has happened?