Bungling Environment ‘has done us a favour’
Thursday 7th February 2013, 12:00PM GMT.
The Environment Department's planners used an outdated planning brief when assessing the proposed additional development of Admiral Park.
MISTAKES made by Environment while dealing with the Admiral Park development have given interested parties more time to talk, neighbouring landlords have said.
One of them said the department’s bungling had given them the chance to raise their concerns with both planners and developer Comprop.
The latest U-turn by Environment will see it ask the States to reinstate the outdated outline planning brief for the area – the source of its original mistake in the planning process.
This will cause a further delay but, according to the neighbouring landlord, the blunder will allow parties with an interest in the plans more time to voice concerns over issues such as lack of parking and access.
‘I think it has been positive,’ said the landlord, who did not want to be identified.
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Disband the entire Environment Board and replace it with a committee made up of respected members of the public, headed by a pole topping deputy.
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That would be John Gollop then
I remember in one of his pre-election photo shoots he bungee jumped off a pole at Salerie corner
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