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Dorset Council, working in collaboration with partners, are developing a proposal for the repair and update of Chesil Cove Curved Seawall.
As the project progresses, public consultation events will be available so that the community can be informed and involved with opportunities to feedback on the proposals. Follow the links below to find out more.
We would like to hear views from residents and visitors as to how these works would impact them and discuss potential options for the repair works. Follow the link below to our survey or consider attending one of our engagement events.
Update - 28/10/2024
Following our engagement events we have the following key updates:
The survey is now open until 11/11/2024. This is the key place to have your say and feedback comments to the project team.
Paper surveys can be collected and returned in person to the Portland Town Council offices during opening hours.
The updated posters from Monday 21st October's engagement drop in are now on the webpage along with updated FAQ’s.
We have been working through comments and questions as they come in. Responses have been either emailed directly or put on the updated FAQ's and questions posters.
We have tweaked the name of the project webpage following feedback and hope this will give a clearer message on the work we are doing.
The project team have applied to extend the OBC timeline based on the level of community engagement.
Update - 12/11/2024
The survey for this project is now closed. Dorset Coast Forum will now collate the responses to feedback to the project team. If you have any questions regarding this project please get in touch via the project officer, Elaine Snow.
Dorset Council, working in collaboration with partners, are developing a proposal for the repair and update of Chesil Cove Curved Seawall.
As the project progresses, public consultation events will be available so that the community can be informed and involved with opportunities to feedback on the proposals. Follow the links below to find out more.
We would like to hear views from residents and visitors as to how these works would impact them and discuss potential options for the repair works. Follow the link below to our survey or consider attending one of our engagement events.
Update - 28/10/2024
Following our engagement events we have the following key updates:
The survey is now open until 11/11/2024. This is the key place to have your say and feedback comments to the project team.
Paper surveys can be collected and returned in person to the Portland Town Council offices during opening hours.
The updated posters from Monday 21st October's engagement drop in are now on the webpage along with updated FAQ’s.
We have been working through comments and questions as they come in. Responses have been either emailed directly or put on the updated FAQ's and questions posters.
We have tweaked the name of the project webpage following feedback and hope this will give a clearer message on the work we are doing.
The project team have applied to extend the OBC timeline based on the level of community engagement.
Update - 12/11/2024
The survey for this project is now closed. Dorset Coast Forum will now collate the responses to feedback to the project team. If you have any questions regarding this project please get in touch via the project officer, Elaine Snow.
Chesil Cove Seawall Proposed Works has finished this stage
This consultation is open for contributions. The survey will be open from Friday 6th September until Monday 11th November 2024
Under Review
Chesil Cove Seawall Proposed Works is currently at this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. We will report the key outcomes to the project team to be considered in the outline business case.
November - December 2024
Outline Business Case Submitted
this is an upcoming stage for Chesil Cove Seawall Proposed Works
The FCERM team will submit an outline business case for the proposed option for Chesil Cove Curved Seawall.
March - May 2025
Planning and detailed design
this is an upcoming stage for Chesil Cove Seawall Proposed Works
June 2025 - June 2026
Construction works to take place
this is an upcoming stage for Chesil Cove Seawall Proposed Works