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Protect the Exe: Stop Excessive Control & Charges from the Proposed HRO

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Scott shand
11 months ago

Use of waters should be free

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Emma Smith
11 months ago

The river is enjoyed by many and does not require this heavy and costly bureaucracy

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Tom Klampfer
11 months ago

Leisure activities in general should be encouraged and people wishing to do so shouldn’t be penalised. As with the appalling provision for boaters (dangerous slipway, limited and expensive parking on slip and camperdown terrace) this does not attract visitors to make the most of the marine environment in Exmouth. More people using it equals more people spending in the local economy. The council seems very shortsighted when it comes to this. Take a look at provision and encouragement in USA or Australia. Ours is so poor and limiting and restricts it only to the well off already.

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Sam Houston
11 months ago

No good will come of this,

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Anonymous
11 months ago

I disagree with the new proposals

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Pamela Stevens
11 months ago

The plans appear to be completely unworkable.

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Terry Luxton
11 months ago

I want the Exe to be free to use for all water users

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Jason Cockram
11 months ago

I strongly object

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Ryan Milne
11 months ago

Dont destroy our river for everyone, for money and greed .

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Louis Oliver
11 months ago

I object.

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Dale Richardson
11 months ago

Leave it alone

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Mark Rhodes
11 months ago

I strongly object. It's the public's right to freely use the waterways.

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Julie stedman
11 months ago

This should not be allowed to happen .. it would be an overreach of powers

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Nina Kestell-Came
11 months ago

This should be free for all to enjoy the best of Exmouth.

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Meredith Mulford
11 months ago

I appose the Excessive Control & Charges from the Proposed HRO

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Ross Albon
11 months ago

I can’t see any benefits to river users through the introduction of charges other than finding more council salaries which will be needed to collect the charges and police enforcement. All Exe estuary area residents (Exeter, East Devon and Teignbridge) and visitors and local tourism businesses benefit from the canal, river and estuary so it should be funded through general council tax.

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Cecilia Gockelen
11 months ago

Against any change

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keith marshall
11 months ago

Leave the Exe alone. Powderham has been getting free mooring funds for far too long with no return, that should also be looked into.

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Anonymous
11 months ago

Incompetence and impartiality have been shown for years . There is no trust with the Harbour board

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Anonymous
11 months ago

Local watersports and boating user of the Exe Estuary and surrounding area.