The post you are reporting:
Howard, I didn't personally receive Mr. Elphicke's missive, which you refer to in post 55, but someone who did receive it yesterday gave me full access to its content, and Mr Elphicke MP for Dover and Deal constituency is opposed to the Whitfield urbanisation plan as much as he is do the Middle Deal and Sholden urbanisation plans of DDC.
Mr. Watkins, I find it hard to comprehend how one can be ''asked what it looks like''! That does not make sense to me, and also I have not understood if this consultaion concerning Whitfiel urbanisation lasting until 29th November '10 is only for the Whitfield community or for all Dover community, including myself, as I live in the Western Heights area.
Is there a way of knowing a reply to this question?
I am still of the opinion that the consultation concerns a draft masterplan, and that the public concerned and the stakeholders concerned - whoever these may be - have the right to say that they do not want this urban development plan. In fact they can, there is no law saying they cannot.
But I would like to know if the public can stop this development plan by opposing it during the consultaion period which is mandatory by law. It is a draft plan, and draft has implications. I think it means ''proposed plan''. Hence it woul d not be a definitive development plan, as it awaits public opinion.
Once again, these are my views as I think I understand it all, but I will be looking into it all before 29th November.
