We are seeking a delay the erection of a 5G tower planned for Hamlin lane playfields Exeter.
In 2024 Exeter City Council agreed the planning permission for a 5G monopole situated at Hamlin lane playing fields Exeter. The Council consulted 38 local residents, 8 objected. The community at large were unaware. We request the 5G tower be delayed until the community have been fully consulted.
As a strong community, we expect Exeter City Council to conduct local public consultations, in cases where residents who live in the area could be affected. We expect residents to be furnished with the information that contributes to shaping our local environment. ECC has failed to adequately engage with local area residents on the consultation of a 5G monopole. We request a pause in the erection of the monopole whilst a meaningful local consultation takes place. Our Community, Our Choice.
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We need more information on the potential health risks of a mast this close and also consideration of the environmental impact as I have heard there is some evidence that it affects bees ability to navigate. I would also like to see plans of how it will affect the character of the area and what the planned benefits are to the city and why the council believe it should be in this central position. Thank you.
Concerned about this in such close proximity to homes and need to ensure full and proper consultation has been done. Alternative sites should be reconsidered.
We have been contesting this since July 2024, no leaflet, no consultation, no home visits! Nothing! This is approximately 25m to my front door!!
We need proper investigations to be carried out and consultation before this can proceed. Hamlin Lane playing fields is a historical landfill site and a contaminated land risk assessment should be carried out.
There was no proper consultation in 2024. Local residents should have a say in this.
Insufficient consultation and interaction with residents.,The trees supposedly proving screening for residents are no where near tall enough to hide the pole and in fact need reducing in height to avoid potential damage to nearby residential houses. A complete disregard for residents again by ECC
5g masts have been proven to emit harmful electromagnetic pulses. They are detrimental to all living beings.
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We are seeking a delay the erection of a 5G tower planned for Hamlin lane playfields Exeter.
In 2024 Exeter City Council agreed the planning permission for a 5G monopole situated at Hamlin lane playing fields Exeter. The Council consulted 38 local residents, 8 objected. The community at large were unaware. We request the 5G tower be delayed until the community have been fully consulted.
As a strong community, we expect Exeter City Council to conduct local public consultations, in cases where residents who live in the area could be affected. We expect residents to be furnished with the information that contributes to shaping our local environment. ECC has failed to adequately engage with local area residents on the consultation of a 5G monopole. We request a pause in the erection of the monopole whilst a meaningful local consultation takes place. Our Community, Our Choice.
33 Comments
A consultation of 38 people is not really a full consultation. So many people use these playing fields and not enough is known about the health risks of such masts being put in place. A full consultation with the local residents and users of these fields must be done.
We need more information on the potential health risks of a mast this close and also consideration of the environmental impact as I have heard there is some evidence that it affects bees ability to navigate. I would also like to see plans of how it will affect the character of the area and what the planned benefits are to the city and why the council believe it should be in this central position. Thank you.
Concerned about this in such close proximity to homes and need to ensure full and proper consultation has been done. Alternative sites should be reconsidered.
We have been contesting this since July 2024, no leaflet, no consultation, no home visits! Nothing! This is approximately 25m to my front door!!
We need proper investigations to be carried out and consultation before this can proceed. Hamlin Lane playing fields is a historical landfill site and a contaminated land risk assessment should be carried out.
There was no proper consultation in 2024. Local residents should have a say in this.
Insufficient consultation and interaction with residents.,The trees supposedly proving screening for residents are no where near tall enough to hide the pole and in fact need reducing in height to avoid potential damage to nearby residential houses. A complete disregard for residents again by ECC
5g masts have been proven to emit harmful electromagnetic pulses. They are detrimental to all living beings.
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A consultation of 38 people is not really a full consultation. So many people use these playing fields and not enough is known about the health risks of such masts being put in place. A full consultation with the local residents and users of these fields must be done.