Like it or not people have to live somewhere and with the
government directing councils that homes have to be built and spaces have to be
made for them, a question a lot of people are asking is. Where?
Thanet District Council have produced various documents
about this and I think at the moment the most relevant is the 250 page Draft
Local Plan to 2031, if you live in Thanet you really ought to read this and may
be asked questions later.
Suppose you don’t want to read it all, but want to skim it
looking at what interests you the most, an IT tip here is – click on the link
to it – press Ctrl and F at the same time, this should make a search box appear
in the top right corner of the document. You knew that didn’t you? Anyway if
say you are interested in the airport, then putting airport in the search box
and using the up down arrows are an option.
While you have a bit a think about that one have a look at
this map, clicking on it should make it bigger, the orangey brown areas are where a
lot of the new homes are likely to be built.
Here is the link to the Draft Local Plan https://scontent-b-lhr.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpf1/v/t1.0-9/10502046_322557577937838_8638706586995685032_n.jpg?oh=dda470646fc35cc4215ed468a6d162b0&oe=5503672C
When we get to the 5th of January the 6 weeks consultation
period begins.
I will ramble on here if I get a chance, mostly about the
council not really seeming to have a plan B for either the port or the airport.
The map in this post is Crown copyright Ordnance Survey

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