“promoting a sustainable community for Kingsteignton and respect for its residentsboth present and future”Notice Board - January 2012PLANNINGDo you live in the Sandygate orFurze Cap Area?DCC/3154/2010- the proposal by Sibelco to realignthe B3193 Chudleigh Road which may well bring moretraffic and adverse environmental conditions right toyour doorstep, was agreed by DCC Planners onWednesday, 9th September. Officers recommended Approval subject to conditions. See here for details.The idea was first mentioned in an application toDevon County as Minerals Authority some years ago.Permission has also been sought to increase theheight of Whitepit Tip by a further 10 metres.Click here to see the revised junction layoutincorporating a roundabout.Any resident is permitted to make a comment on planning applications appearing on the Teignbridge Planning website.Teignbridge DistrictCouncilDevon CountyCouncilClick the CASE NUMBER to link through to details.Updated 6/1/12 - The Teignbridge Core Strategy ConsultationFuture Development in KingsteigntonPublic consultation on the Teignbridge 'Preferred Options Core Strategy' starts on Monday, the 9th January.To link to the page on the Teignbridge website click here. Kingsteignton is covered in Chapter 6, the “Heartof Teignbridge”, and as such is packaged with Kingskerswell and Newton Abbot. Click on the map below fora better download than that provided in the consultation document. The strategy will help determine the look, feel and long-term economic success of the Teignbridge for thenext 20 years. It will replace many of the area's existing planning policies and long term proposals originallypublished in the Teignbridge Local Plan, which was adopted in 1996 and is now increasingly out of date. You can comment via the website and there is to be a Drop-in event at the Community Hall, Rydon Road onSaturday, 11th February between 10 am and 4 pm.It is interesting to compare the proposals with the Teignbridge Urban Fringe Study for Kingsteignton,particularly with regard to Penns Mount. Is it ‘sensitive’ to development, designated as a Site of LocalAmenity Importance, or is has it ‘has the potential to provide a high quality residential environment’? Viridor are seeking to make permanent and extend the composting facilities at Heathfield. see DCC/2009/2010 It is essential that any odours from the site are recorded to ensure that the composting activity is properly constructed and regulated.Don’t forget to report any strange odours in Kingsteignton, however slight, to the Environment Agency 24 hour Incident Line0800 80 70 60The Town Council is also collating details. Please also advise them of your report on01626 364089Recent Planning Applications Granted11/00960/MAJ change of use of Abbrook sawmill siteto playing fieldsWith the passage of time it’s easy to forget the extentof development already agreed for Kingsteignton.Listed below are some of the most significant ones.07/02886/MAJ open space sports and recreationdevelopment on land to the west of Old Exeter Road09/01655/MAJ residential development on land toeast of Old Exeter Road, Newcross08/01363/MAJ Broadway Road to Greenhill Way linkroad including demolition of 17-20 Homers Crescent08/01377/MAJ residential development west ofHomers Lane08/01376/MAJ development of land for employmentat Rackerhayes/ZitherixonClick the CASE NUMBER to link through to details.Consolidated Planning Application - Broadway and Denistone QuarriesSibelco are currently working up an application to consolidate two existing permissions to enable more efficientworking at their sites to the west of Old Exeter Road which would include diverting the course of the UgbrookeStream.The application proposes the coalescence and deepening of Denistone and Broadway quarries which arepresently subject to Application 05/4362/2002 dated 3rd August 2003 and Application 99/2081/01/9/DCCrespectively.The sites are immediately adjacent to the proposed sports complex already agreed (07/02886/MAJ) and acrossthe road from the proposed Newcross housing development (09/01655/MAJ).Follow us Are you not clear about all the planning things going on?Click here to check out our Google maps. See more easilywhat’s happening in KingsteigntonUpdated 30/11/11 - Expansion at Viridor, HeathfieldDespite robust presentations by KREAG and the Town Council against planning applicationDCC/3024/2010DCC Planning Management committee today agreed this application subject to conditions. A concession on weekend opening was, however, secured. 24 hour operation at the site will reduce the amenity of the area and that of residents. The increasedtraffic which will result in the Sandygate and Furze Cap areas following the diversion of the B3193,means disruption to sleep patterns of residents along the whole lenghth of road to the A380 isinevitable. This was one of the last items on a long agenda. Consequently, four members ‘excused themselves’without hearing the arguments or participating in the debate. Welcome to our website!Here we aim to keep Kingsteignton residents, and anyone else who is interested, fully informed about things which are going on in their locality. We concentrate on planning matters in particular but also include anything else in general which we feel needs an airing.There is currently so much happening and we realise that it is not easy to keep up. So click-through links are given to further details which are elsewhere on the internet.The site also provides some background to KREAG and some history of the area.Employment Land at Sands Copse and Ware Barton?Houses at Abbrook?Houses at Penns Mount?‘Leisure area’ north of The Passage House Inn?No mention whatsoever of better medical facilities!What do you think?The ideas in the Core Strategy have been brought together through community involvement following onfrom a survey that was conducted in 2007. A Community Plan document was produced in 2010 and hasbeen taken forward by a local group, the Kingsteignton Community Plan Implementation Group,supported by Teignbridge DC. You can see the local suggestions produced at the drop-ins andworkshops on the Teignbridge website by clicking here. Do take this opportunity to let Teignbridge know!INDEX - Please click on the suject to read more.Teign Estuary Forum Annual Discussion at the Passage House Hotel on Monday, 30th JanuaryTeignbridge Core Strategy ConsultationViridor application for permanent composting facility at Heathfield TipSibelco intends to re-work Broadway and Denistone quarriesRealignment of B3193 between Kingsteignton and John Acres LaneHousing and industrial development agreed for KingsteigntonSee it all on a mapCurrent - Teign Estuary Partnership Forum - Annual Discussion EventThis event is now fully subscribedThe forum, led by Teignbridge Council, co-ordinates the management of the estuary and adjacent coastal areasincluding Kingsteignton. Updates on cycle routes and the restoration of the Stover Canal are among the many topics for discussion on the 30th January at the Passage House Hotel. Entrance is free but tickets must be pre-booked on 01626 215479 or by e-mail: coastal@teignbridge.gov.uk