Signs & Portents II
Sign at nuSeaton superstore
posted by archmaster @ 9:59 pm
Thursday, February 01, 2007
Stand Up For Seaton?
What are we standing up for?
- 1. Regeneration not degeneration; a return to the original development brief
- 2. Community facilities for the whole town within the regeneration area
- 3. Seaton residents to derive the majority of the direct benefits from Section 106 payments
- 4. Real public consultation on all stages of the regeneration process
- 5. A *megamarsh* funded by external sources and not from Section 106 income from the regeneration area
- 6. The maximum possible amount of affordable housing in the regeneration area
- 7. The continuation of long-stay tourism on the regeneration site
- 8. A landmark Visitors Centre
- 9. A sustainable solution to flood water management in and around the regeneration area
- 10. A cutting-edge environmental approach to regeneration
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4 Comments:
Very good made me chuckle, but message is absolutely on the nail.Mind you if the Developers get their way Seaton will be buried as a Tourist destination so parking on the front will be easy.
great cartoons - hope you get paid a fee when they are copied
anon 9:12
Although I suspect the number of car journeys will go up with the sheds in place, even locals, old and new, will drive to the shed for the shopping. So the only place you can't park will be the shed's car park:-) Any local business with a similar trade to the sheds will be affected by them, to say otherwise looks like the "ostrich position"
I've noticed that some browsers might have a problem seeing that picture, a Firefox installation I have just doesn't see it.
The suggested solution (gee thanks blogger) is "switch browsers"
For those who can't/won't, the pic is available at
http://www.semple.uk.net/images/cars_small.jpg
not me to blame this time then;0)
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