The 17 sites out to public consultation are:
Site: Margate Caves, Northdown Road, Margate (Margate
Central)
Site: Land adjacent to 129/131 High Street, Margate
(Margate Central)
Site: Land at 1 – 6 Covells Row, off High Street,
Margate (Margate Central)
Site: at Marine Terrace, leisure site, Margate (Westbrook)
Site: Land at Tivoli Park Avenue and Tivoli Road,
Margate (Salmestone)
Site: Land adjacent to 62 Brooke Avenue, Garlinge
(Garlinge)
Site: Land at Park Lane, Birchington (Birchington
South)
Site: Land at Viking Bay, Broadstairs (Bradstowe)
Site: Retort House, Albion Street, Broadstairs (Bradstowe)
Site: Former Rose Garden, Pysons Road, Broadstairs
(St. Peters)
Site: Port Ramsgate East, west to historic harbour,
Ramsgate (Central Harbour)
Site: Maritime Museum, Pier Yard, Ramsgate (Central
Harbour)
Site: Land at Effingham Street, Ramsgate (Central
Harbour)
Site: Land adjacent to 19 Liverpool Lawn, Ramsgate
(Central Harbour)
Site: Land at Irchester Street, Ramsgate (Eastcliff)
Site: Montefiore Games Centre, Ramsgate (Sir Moses
Montefiore)
Site: Manston Road extension site (Newington) |
Making the most of our assets!
The proceeds from any sales will then be re-invested into building new facilities.
View the full list of sites and the proposals for the possible future use of each site. The proposals given are examples of how the sites could be used and we welcome any further comments or suggestions on their future.
Find out more
Albion House, Albion Place, Ramsgate - Tuesday 11 November 2008 Media Centre, 11-13 Kings Street, Margate - Wednesday 12 November 2008 Pierremont Hall, Pierremont Park, Broadstairs - Thursday 13 November 2008
For each session please call in at any time between 4.00pm and 7.00pm
Have your say If you would like more information on this consultation then please contact hannah.thorpe@thanet.gov.uk or call 01843 577120.
Please ensure that all comments are submitted by no
later than Friday 5 December 2008. |
"Making the most of our assets"
I raise the following questions.
1. What idiot would sell off their assets during the worst global economic crisis since the 2nd World War?
2. What SPECIFICALLY is this revenue to be spent on?
3. More development and more housing?
4. Why is TDC already building double the number of houses required by Government, when most other Councils in the Country are fighting housing numbers?
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