Exeter's Stuart Way sees goods vehicle licence application by Dunmore Construction

Dunmore Construction seeks to establish an operating centre for goods vehicles at Hill Barton Business Park

Dunmore Construction applies for goods vehicle licence in Exeter

Dunmore Construction (South West) Ltd applies for a goods vehicle operator’s licence at Hill Barton Business Park, Exeter. Learn about the potential impact and how to make representations.

Dunmore Construction seeks goods vehicle licence in Exeter

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John McCallion, trading as Dunmore Construction (South West) Ltd, has submitted an application for a goods vehicle operator’s licence. The proposed site is located at Stuart Way, Hill Barton Business Park, Clyst St Mary, Exeter, EX5 1DR. The application outlines plans to use this location as an operating centre for ten goods vehicles.

The notice, published in the Exeter Express & Echo, invites owners or occupiers of nearby land to submit written representations if they believe their use or enjoyment of the land may be affected by this development. Representations should be directed to the Traffic Commissioner at Quarry House, Quarry Hill, Leeds, LS2 7UE within 21 days from the date of the notice. Additionally, a copy of any representations must also be sent to Dunmore Construction at their address: 27 Roosevelt Crescent, Kinson, Bournemouth, BH11 9BS.

How can I view the full details of the goods vehicle operator’s licence application?

The full details can be accessed through the Public Notice Portal or by contacting the Traffic Commissioner’s office directly.

What should I include in my representation if I am concerned about the impact?

Representations should clearly state your reasons for concern and how you believe your use or enjoyment of your land might be affected. A guide to making representations is available on the UK Government's website.

Where can I find more information on making representations?

A comprehensive guide titled "A Guide to Making Representations" is available online at gov.uk.

Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to review the guidance and submit their views accordingly. For further details on this application and its potential implications, please visit Public Notice Portal.