10 December 2013 - East Devon District Council

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Prevention of Public Nuisance APPENDIX D may be cut off from emergency services. 5) Pedestrians accessing the folk week venues and walkers on the coastal path will face an unnecessary level of risk from increased traffic. 1) Residents will be subjected to noise and disruption almost 24 hours a day as people make their way to and from the site. 2) Damage will be incurred by illegal and inconsiderate parking. Protection of Children from Harm 37. Mr M Watson, Sherwood, Salcombe Hill Road, Sidmouth, EX10 8JS Hearing Unnecessary Attending Represented by Supporting documents Summary of key points Prevention of Crime and Disorder Public Safety Prevention of Public Nuisance No No N/a No Yes Undesirables will be attracted by ability to buy drinks until 4:30am and will give rise to drunken behaviour. The area has narrow roads with some tight bends which is already hazardous to pedestrians and horse riders. Local residents will be disturbed by the many people (some drunk) in the middle of the night. There will also be an increase in litter and property damage. Protection of Children from Harm 38. Mrs D Janes, Flat 1, Heatherby, Southway, Sidmouth, EX10 8JL Hearing Unnecessary Attending Represented by Supporting documents Summary of key points Prevention of Crime and Disorder Public Safety Prevention of Public Nuisance No Yes N/a No Yes Petty theft and vandalism will inevitably increase in this area, from existing folk week levels. 1) Salcombe Hill Road is unsuitable for the volume of traffic which would be generated. 2) All routes leading to Salcombe Hill Road are unsuitable. 3) Local residential roads will become gridlocked as people search for free parking. 4) Local residents will have difficulty and delay accessing their homes and may be cut off from emergency services. 5) Pedestrians accessing the folk week venues and walkers on the coastal path will face an unnecessary level of risk from increased traffic. 1) Residents will be subjected to noise and disruption almost 24 hours a day as people make their way to and from the site. 2) Damage will be incurred by illegal and inconsiderate parking. Protection of Children from Harm 39. Mrs M Watson, Sherwood, Salcombe Hill Road, Sidmouth, EX10 8JS Hearing Unnecessary Attending Represented by Supporting documents Summary of key points No No N/a No Yes 106
APPENDIX D Prevention of Crime and A licence to drink until 4:30 am will attract people for the drink not the Disorder festival and encourage illegal camping in the area. Public Safety Narrow country lanes with numerous pedestrians is a danger for them and motorists. Prevention of Public People wandering around the area until 4:30am and beyond will Nuisance undoubtedly cause noise, litter and a disturbance to residents. Protection of Children from Harm 40. Mr P Priddy, Pinewood, Hillside Road, Sidmouth, EX10 8JD Hearing Unnecessary No Attending No Represented by N/a Supporting documents No Summary of key points My objections to the application are described in my email copied below: Prevention of Crime and Disorder Public Safety My main objection, however, is the affect it will have on Salcombe Hill Road, which is the only road access to the site from Sidmouth. This is a narrow, steep, tortuous road totally unsuited to a high volume of traffic. It is particularly unsuitable for pedestrians. This will represent a danger to all users of this road when so many of them are likely to be under the influence Prevention of Public Nuisance of alcohol. This is a peaceful location situated on one of the area’s highest spots, so that sound will easily travel to affect residents in Salcombe Regis and the eastern side of Sidmouth. I see no reason why it should be deemed necessary to provide entertainment, food and drink into the small hours of each morning, disturbing the sleep of local residents and also affecting local wildlife, while the same amount of provision could be achieved by shifting the whole timetable forwards 3 hours. Of course the effect on the environment of all the litter (and worse) that is bound to be scattered, not just at the site itself, but all along Salcombe Hill Road is another major cause for concern. Protection of Children from Harm 41. Mr R W Hewitt, Byways, Hillside Road, Sidmouth, EX10 8JD Hearing Unnecessary Yes Attending No Represented by N/a Supporting documents No Summary of key points Prevention of Crime and Disorder Public Safety Prevention of Public Nuisance Protection of Children from Harm Yes This application is not in the interests of the local residents nor in the local environment. Access routes are unsuitable and poor. The additional traffic and late night activities, especially road movements would be intolerable for those living on the routes or in the vicinity. As above. 107
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