Sunday 29 July 2012

Tescos Planning application registered

Dear All, Just the one application this week which is the the Tescos supermarket on Barbican Road, as always let me know your thoughts Regards Armand Looe(Looe EastElectoral Division) Land On The East Side Of Barbican Road East Looe Cornwall Hybrid application for construction of foodstore to include associated access, parking, retaining structures, infrastructure and landscaping and 36 affordable residential units and outline application for community uses with all matters reserved. - Tesco Stores Ltd And Mercian Developments Ltd - PA12/06664 (Case Officer - Mr Stephen Kirby)
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5 comments:

  1. DRG7 August 2012 at 01:38

    Do you know what the problem is with this application as it is not available for viewing online? I've heard that it has been invalidated by Cornwall Council so can you tell us if you think it will be returning?

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  2. Armand Toms13 August 2012 at 00:02

    Dear Tesco Skeptic, During the validation process they found that there need to be some extra information and this has now been supplied. The application will be back on line.

    Regards Armand

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  3. Steve Morton25 August 2012 at 04:05

    dear Mr Toms, I have information that a questionnaire has been distributed in West Looe, as yet I have not been in receipt of this and I would like clarification if this is a selective distribution or one that is distributed to every house hold in the Looe and west Looe area, many thanks

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  4. Armand Toms26 August 2012 at 01:12

    Dear Mr Morton, I know Councillor Hannaford has delivered to much of west Looe but not all, as i have a couple of areas still to be delivered in East Looe. We hope to have all the area covered soon and we want the opinion of the town on this matter.

    Regards Armand

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  5. Unknown31 August 2012 at 07:42

    I am objecting to the proposed Tesco’s and extra housing off Barbican road, East Looe. The layout is completely car focused. It will increase pollution, lead to the destruction of the High Street and loss of tourist resulting in Loss of jobs. The resulting Tesco’s monopoly will result in lack of choice and lack of competition for shoppers. The shop and housing is too large and visually out of place in the beautiful countryside and special looe coastal environment loved by tourist and homeowners. This proposal is contrary to the National Planning Policy Framework paragraph 23,24,26 , and Policies CL9 and CL10 of the Caradon Local Plan valid till 2016. Please stop any developments on the green field land when there are Brownfield site available., such as the Millpool, Polean by the existing trading estate.

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