£10m leisure scheme would transform Exmouth seafront
Plans to create a £10m leisure zone on at 3.6ha site site on Exmouth seafront have been put forward by East Devon District Council (EDDC) as part of a wider regeneration programme for the seaside town.
The Queen’s Drive Leisure Zone could include a large privately-run play and recreation area with both indoor and outdoor facilities, as well as a watersports hub.
The plans also propose retailing, a public square, new two-storey café and/or restaurant and car parking.
The council is also considering adding a hotel or holiday accommodation and has asked developers – including existing tenants – to put forward ideas.
The plans will change the face of Exmouth seafront and have been put forward after public consultation, which gathered views from over 500 local people and organisations.
Due to the size and complexity of the plans and environmental impact, the application is likely to be discussed by the council’s Development Management Committee later this year.
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