It follows a number of cliff falls and landslides over the Bank Holiday weekend.
Rubble crashed to the ground down at Jacob’s Ladder beach on Easter Sunday.
At the other end of the seafront, on the East Beach, there was a massive landslide that saw rubble crash down and block off a cave.
On Wednesday evening, a motion calling for utility companies to help pay for coastal protection schemes is due to be discussed by East Devon District Council.
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