Tesco have built a supermarket and other buildings on a flood plain in Seaton on the Jurassic Coast. This is a very ambitious operation with all sorts of potential hazards. Tescowatch Seaton is a group of local people formed to monitor this operation and make a fuss if anything is messed up or missed out.
The cost of this whole operation must be enormous,anyone who still thinks that Tesco are doing this just for customers in Seaton must surely be completely naive and not living in the real world,maybe an apt description of EDDC
The cost is indeed enormous ( except when you have profits measured in billons of pounds ), and yet when it comes to infrastructure, it looks like the local tax payers will be funding the essential road improvements.
Where will the increased traffic go? If not through Axmouth, then the other existing routes are along narrow roads, or having tight bends to negotiate. The measure of how poor the other routes are is that abnormal loads are directed through Axmouth.
Naivety in a professional context is known as incompetence. If EDDC have apparently made such a basic mistake in approving the current degeneration, the people of East Devon need to ensure thorough analysis of current and future development plans.
Road is now closed but no pedestrian access! How are people who walk from Axmouth to Seaton and back to work going to cross the river? Are we supposed to walk the diversion?
The cost of this whole operation must be enormous,anyone who still thinks that Tesco are doing this just for customers in Seaton must surely be completely naive and not living in the real world,maybe an apt description of EDDC
ReplyDeleteThe cost is indeed enormous ( except when you have profits measured in billons of pounds ), and yet when it comes to infrastructure, it looks like the local tax payers will be funding the essential road improvements.
ReplyDeleteWhere will the increased traffic go? If not through Axmouth, then the other existing routes are along narrow roads, or having tight bends to negotiate. The measure of how poor the other routes are is that abnormal loads are directed through Axmouth.
Naivety in a professional context is known as incompetence. If EDDC have apparently made such a basic mistake in approving the current degeneration, the people of East Devon need to ensure thorough analysis of current and future development plans.
Road is now closed but no pedestrian access! How are people who walk from Axmouth to Seaton and back to work going to cross the river? Are we supposed to walk the diversion?
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