From: Peter Crawford
Sent: 31 October 2012 12:28
Subject: RE: Feniton development – Station Rd
No, Mr xxx, what is unfortunate is that you and the other objectors chose to spend 9 months fighting a perfectly valid application rather than engaging with us at the appropriate time to fully understand the application and what was on offer.
May I respectfully suggest that this is a lesson learned for the future, that its better to engage and negotiate rather than just object.
For the record, this is not as you suggest me being unhelpful, but as a matter of company policy we do not send out technical drawings, plans or reports to third parties.
Sent: 31 October 2012 08:59
To: Peter Crawford
Subject: RE: Feniton development – Station Rd
As with my fellow Feniton residents, I have spent nine months of this year fighting to prevent this development.
I shall just have to go down to the EDDC offices in Sidmouth. You could presumably provide this information very easily via your computer. It is unfortunate that you will not be more helpful.
From: Peter Crawford
Sent: 31 October 2012 08:46
Subject: RE: Feniton development – Station Rd
I am sorry I am not prepared to provide piece meal information by email
The plans we have are exactly the same as the approved plans on the website and are also available in hard copy at the council.
Thank you.
Sent: 31 October 2012 08:32
To: Peter Crawford
Subject: RE: Feniton development – Station Rd
What is Highway land and by how much will the road be widened both in terms of depth and distance.
From: Peter Crawford
Sent: 31 October 2012 08:24
Subject: RE: Feniton development
The road will be widened on Highway land and within the development land. The front hedge will be set back for visibility splays approx. 45-50 m to the east as per the approved plans. The Oak trees are not affected.
I trust that this now answers your queries.
Sent: 30 October 2012 18:32
To: Peter Crawford
Subject: RE: Feniton development
It is very difficult to identify any real detail in the EDDC planning documents.
I can see an 1.8m earth and stone wall extending east from the site access. How far east does it extend and is it on both sides ie will the existing Devon bank be changed?
From: Peter Crawford
Sent: 30 October 2012 17:24
Subject: RE: Feniton development
There will be no footpath running along the road to the east
All the approved plans for the development can be viewed on the council website
Sent: 30 October 2012 17:13
To: Peter Crawford
Subject: RE: Feniton development
Could you please reply to my other email
Thank you
From: Peter Crawford
Sent: 30 October 2012 16:52
Subject: RE: Feniton development
Hello Mr xxxx
Our development does not affect/impinge on the trees you have mentioned. And they are well outside the development area.
I do not therefore consider it necessary to meet on site.
The plans for the development can be viewed on the council website.
Peter Crawford
Land Manager
Wainhomes (South West) Holdings Ltd
Owlsfoot Business Centre
Sticklepath
Okehampton
EX20 2PA
Sent: 30 October 2012 15:24
To: Peter Crawford
Subject: Fw: Feniton development
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To: Adrian Dyer
Sent: Friday, 26 October 2012, 11:32
Subject: Feniton development
Dear Adrian
Thank you discussing this with me earlier. I live at the xxxx of the proposed development. My property is xxxxx.
I am just concerned about the proposed boundaries at the north and east of the proposed development.
There are two large oaks that must remain and the building conditions prescribe no changes in ground level or excavations shall take place within the crown spreads of retained trees or within half the height of the trees whichever is the greater.
If you are able to describe or better still show me what is intended for the proposed development boundary in the north east corner then I would appreciate that.
Naturally I would like to meet a Wainhomes representative on the proposed site as soon as possible.
Thank you
yours sincerely
Photograph: Land next to Louvigny Close, Feniton, that will now have 50 houses built on it by Wainhomes.
For more information on Feniton and its fight to prevent the village from being overrun by developers, visit HERE
