10 December 2013 - East Devon District Council

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APPENDIX D I am conscious there is a Licence application for the Bulverton site as well as the Salcombe Regis site. If both applications are approved there is nothing to stop SFP from using both sites in their quest to improve their financial position. The lack of car parking places [already a serious issue in Sidmouth], compounded by the parking restrictions outlined above, will certainly create public nuisance which could lead to disorder. Protection of Children from Harm The proposed camp sites are surrounded by woodland which is normally used by children belonging to the scouting movement, amongst others. It is not too difficult to imagine a scenario whereby drug users go into these woods and leave their needles, which could be infected and the local children happen to come across them. It would be naïve to think this could not happen in Sidmouth, as it is a major problem at other festival sites as they have to sanitise the sites after an event. In this particular case with the large area of woodland surrounding the sites this would be nearly impossible. General I should like to go on record and state that at the “Mediation Meeting”, Sidmouth FolkWeek Productions [SFP], were unable to produce any coherent management plan to support their Licence application for this site — there was an awful lot of “we are working on that I still to be finalised” type of comments. Presumably SFP will be given detailed access to the objections but the objectors do not have access to the details of the management plan. 29. Mrs C Ferguson, The Old School, Salcombe Regis, Sidmouth, EX10 0JQ Hearing Unnecessary No Attending No Represented by N/a Supporting documents No Summary of key points Yes Prevention of Crime and Encourages “drink driving”. Disorder Public Safety Inadequate road access for vehicles along single track, unlit lanes with blind bends and pinch points. Inadequate access to and from site for pedestrians along narrow, unlit country lanes with no footpaths. Will encourage parking on verges along single track lanes. Proposed traffic lights at Thorn Farm will encourage traffic into Salcombe Regis village via single track lanes. Prevention of Public Noise and disturbance from late night and early morning entertainment and Nuisance sale of alcohol. Protection of Children from Harm 30. Mrs H Gohns, Glewstone Lodge, Salcombe Hill Road, Sidmouth, EX10 8JR Hearing Unnecessary Attending Represented by Supporting documents No response. No response. No 102
APPENDIX D Summary of key points Yes Prevention of Crime and The folk festival is supposed to be a family friendly gathering not a night club Disorder for various activities. It covers a wide age range there are many children. It is therefore in everybody’s interest that there should be peace and quiet at night in the campsites certainly from 11pm. A licence should not be granted for the sale of any form of alcohol, food, or any other drinks after 11pm. 10pm would be better. Public Safety The access to the site is quite inadequate, the main road being too narrow and residents do park their cars there. Prevention of Public Large gatherings of people do attract criminals. Such gatherings need to be Nuisance well ordered and controlled and policed. The residents around Salcombe Hill Road have chosen to live there for peace and quiet, they don’t barricade their premises and they are therefore most concerned by this vast influx of people and vehicles. Protection of Children This is not a safe area for children to roam freely they need to be supervised from Harm at all times. 31. Mr P Tinsley, Craig House, Salcombe Hill Road, Sidmouth, EX10 8JR Hearing Unnecessary Yes Attending No Represented by N/a Supporting documents No Summary of key points Yes Prevention of Crime and Disorder Public Safety Increased traffic and pedestrians’ danger of accidents. Given number of concealed drives. Prevention of Public Increased noise for residents. Given hours proposed. During the night time Nuisance period. Protection of Children from Harm 32. Mr M Player, Littlehayes, Salcombe Hill Road, Sidmouth, EX10 8JR Hearing Unnecessary No response. Attending Represented by 33. Mrs E Player, Littlehayes, Salcombe Hill Road, Sidmouth, EX10 8JR Hearing Unnecessary No response. Attending Represented by 34. Mr D Watt, Southcombe House, Salcombe Regis, Sidmouth, EX10 0JN Hearing Unnecessary No Attending No Represented by N/a Supporting documents No Summary of key points Yes Prevention of Crime and Please see attached sheet. Disorder Public Safety Please see attached sheet. Prevention of Public Please see attached sheet. Nuisance Protection of Children from Harm 103
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