Mid Devon District Council often engage the Parish Council in Consultations for the views of the Parish residents.
We would actively encourage you to get involved, and will endeavour to make these Consultation documents available here.
Open Consultation - Regarding Pavement Parking: Options for Change
Open Consultation
Regarding Pavement Parking: Options for Change
An open consultation regarding the above is currently taking place, with a closing date of this Sunday, 22nd November.
Do you know of an area where there are cars parking on the pavement frequently? Or you or family members struggle to manoeuvre a buggy or wheelchair because cars are parked in the way?
If you do, then please follow this link to raise your concerns.
As with any of these Consultations, the more voices heard, the more likely of change.
*PLEASE NOTE* CLOSING DATE THIS SUNDAY 22ND NOVEMBER 2020
Have your say on the protection of public open-air areas from inconsiderate dog owners
The Council is seeking the views of Mid Devon residents on the proposed strengthening of existing dog control powers to reduce anti-social behaviour arising from dogs.
A consultation on a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO), is being held between today, Tuesday, 12 May and Friday, 17 July 2020 and pending the views of the public, could be in place for the next three years…
Plan views of each of the public spaces proposed for inclusion in the order, along with a copy of the draft PSPO are available to view as follows:
- Draft Public Spaces Protection (Dog Control) Order 2020
- Schedule A – Mapped Plan of District
- Schedule B – Mapped Public Cemeteries
- Cemeteries in Willand
- Schedule C – Mapped Parks & Open Spaces
- Willand areas
- Schedule D – Mapped Enclosed Children’s Play Areas
- Enclosed play areas Willand
An online survey has been setup for residents to have their say at https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/PMYQZGF If residents would prefer to receive an electronic or paper copy of the survey, they can email streetscene@middevon.gov.uk to request one.
Completed copies of the survey can either be returned via the same email address or posted to: Street Scene Services, Phoenix House, Phoenix Lane, Tiverton, EX16 6PP
Read the full press release at: https://www.middevon.gov.uk/have-your-say-on-the-protection-of-public-open-air-areas-from-inconsiderate-dog-owners/
Response to the "Have your say on the protection of public open-air areas from inconsiderate dog owners"
Mid Devon Design Guide Published for Consultation
Mid Devon District Council is carrying out public consultation on a new Design Guide Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) and its Strategic Environmental Assessment and Habitat Regulations Assessment Screening.
The Design Guide will provide guidance that can be used to help inform the design of new buildings in Mid Devon and help raise awareness and standards throughout the planning process. All comments received will be carefully considered by the Council before the Design Guide is finalised. Once the Design Guide has been adopted, it can be used by the Council, alongside relevant policies in the Mid Devon Local Plan and other development plans to help inform decisions on planning applications submitted for determination …
Read the full press release at:
https://www.middevon.gov.uk/mid-devon-design-guide-published-for-consultation/
Impacts and Use of Devon's Bus Network inc Survey
We have been contacted by Chris Burridge-Barney MPhys (Hons), a Graduate Trainee Transport Planner from Devon County Council. He is being sponsored to undertake a part-time degree in Transportation Planning and Engineering at the University of Southampton. As part of this degree, he is producing a dissertation examining the impacts of Devon’s bus network, including removing barriers to employment, reducing congestion and pollution, and improving physical and mental health (by, for instance, reducing social isolation and providing transport for outdoor leisure trips).
Therefore, he is looking for people to complete a Survey, to help him collect data on why people use Devon’s bus network, what they would do if the buses were unavailable, and what impact buses have on users. Clearly, bus patronage levels are significantly reduced at present, but he would like respondents to focus on how they have used buses in ‘normal’ (i.e. pre-COVID) times. This is based on the assumption that the recent changes in travel patterns are likely to be temporary in nature, and so pre-COVID passenger data is likely to be a more robust basis for appraising the typical costs and benefits of the services.
Chris would be grateful for any input you can provide as a bus user however frequent or infrequent you use the service.
To find out more, please click below:-