EDDC's press release regarding Tesco purchase of Seaton Regeneration site
The full text of the EDDC press release regarding the purchase by Tesco of the Seaton Regeneration Area here
posted by Fighting for East Devon's future @ 12:59 pm
Tuesday, December 04, 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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3 Comments:
Does this mean Tesco have bought Liatris or that they have bought the land from Liatris ?
The answer to this must make a difference in terms of the present application and how EDDC need to treat it.
As far as I understand it, Tesco has bought the land that Liatris owned, not Liatris the company.
This land would be the old BlueWater site, the land that the existing holiday camp is on and a bit of marshland.
As another commentator has noted, it will be interesting to see if any arrangements made between Liatris and Hollybush are still valid.
My understanding from EDDC is that a planning application may have a change of Agent & continue to be considered. If it is a change of ownership then a new application should be submitted.
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