John & Joan
Free Member
PROVIDING A MOTORHOME SERVICE POINT
Many members have asked why council will not provide facilities for motorhomes to stay in their car parks.
I sent a Freedom Of Information request to Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council in Northern Ireland, and received the following:
Portrush Camper Van facilities
One Euro Relais Station was installed at a cost of £6256.
The costs of ground-works including connection to drain and water supply was £42,500. The ground works included kerbing, the development of build-outs and installation of services for water and electric connection and connection to the main sewer from the chemical toilet service point.
A planning application for change of use was required at a cost of approx. £700. No Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) was involved in this application as it formed part of an existing camping area
This project was funded by the legacy council of Coleraine Borough Council and the Northern Ireland Tourist Board, Tourism development scheme on a 50:50 ratio.
I understand that the planning application for Guisborough (now gone) was £1,000 without a chemical toilet service point and water.
So there you have it.
Many members have asked why council will not provide facilities for motorhomes to stay in their car parks.
I sent a Freedom Of Information request to Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council in Northern Ireland, and received the following:
Portrush Camper Van facilities
One Euro Relais Station was installed at a cost of £6256.
The costs of ground-works including connection to drain and water supply was £42,500. The ground works included kerbing, the development of build-outs and installation of services for water and electric connection and connection to the main sewer from the chemical toilet service point.
A planning application for change of use was required at a cost of approx. £700. No Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) was involved in this application as it formed part of an existing camping area
This project was funded by the legacy council of Coleraine Borough Council and the Northern Ireland Tourist Board, Tourism development scheme on a 50:50 ratio.
I understand that the planning application for Guisborough (now gone) was £1,000 without a chemical toilet service point and water.
So there you have it.