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Baltic Wharf Riverside Revival
These web pages outline a vision of how the Baltic Wharf site might be revived and what it could look like in the future. In October 2007, South Hams District Council published the Totnes and Dartington Preferred Options Plan, which highlights Baltic Wharf as one of the key sites in the town for redevelopment.
The site owners are therefore consulting the local community on preliminary plans that will retain the boatyard and existing businesses on site. The plans will retain existing jobs and create 300 new jobs. Public access will be provided as well as affordable home and long-term care for the elderly– all within a green development utilising low carbon technology.
For full details of What’s Planned for the site click here.
To participate in the public consultation process on the draft plans and to Have Your Say click here.
Baltic Wharf is a 13-acre brownfield site in Totnes, around half a mile from the town centre. It has 400 metres of quayside on the River Dart. The site is currently home to a boatyard, several marine related businesses and other companies
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The Baltic Wharf site owners have published preliminary plans for the Baltic Wharf Riverside Revival for public consultation with the local community. The draft master plan shows a possible zoning of the development on the site.
Download copies of press notices issued in relation to the Baltic Wharf Riverside Revival.
You may also like download our community newsletters on the Baltic Wharf Riverside Revival