Glen Ferness is a suburb of agricultural holdings.
A cellphone mast does not fall within the zoning and is contrary to the title conditions.
There are applications for cell mast erections on Holding 56 Duncan Road, plot 162 Macgillivray Road and holding 88 Glen Ferness CNR MacGillivray & MacInnes. These masts are within 1km of each other.
We object to all cell mast applications in Glen Ferness! It is clear that these applications are in anticipation of developments in neighbouring areas. If masts are wanted for these new developments then erect them in these new areas. We do not want them in Glen Ferness. Residents of Glen Ferness will all be negatively affected by the masts.
Property values will drop.
Properties will be difficult to sell.
There are health risks.
There are risks to fauna and flora.
Masts are visually ugly.
The Glen Ferness environment will be at risk.
There are commercial enterprises in Glen Ferness dependent on its agricultural and rural nature who risk loss of business.
Next to holding 88 is a childrens party farm yard.
Indigenous trees are cultivated next to plot 162.
Opposite plot 162 is an equestrian centre.
Neighbours of both properties will have a clear view of the masts.
Visitors to Glen Ferness will have a clear view.
There is no need for these masts.
There are masts within 2km of the applicants.
I have officially filed formal objections to the planning department regarding the three proposed mast sites. My focus is now on drafting supplemental arguments concerning the non-compliance of these structures with our existing land use zoning.
July 20, 2012
The latest volume of signatures provides us with the leverage needed to formalize our objection. I am currently coordinating with legal counsel to draft the official letters for the municipal planning department.
Reached 100 supporters
July 20, 2012
6 Comments
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Mark Carter
13 years ago
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The zoning is clear. Glen Ferness is for agriculture not for industrial eyesores. Stick to the law.
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Linda Wallace
13 years ago
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Think of the horses and the kids!! It is just wrong to stick that ugly metal thing right next to the party farm. Please stop this.
R
Robert Rao
13 years ago
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Ridiculous idea. My property looks straight out at those plots. Completely ruins the view and my business.
K
Karen Chapman
13 years ago
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NO WAY. We have enough coverage already. Stop trying to turn our quiet area into a massive antenna field!!!!
D
Dave Morgan
13 years ago
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Totally unnecessary when there are already towers just down the road. Why ruin the aesthetics and mess with the property values?
S
Sarah Lawson
14 years ago
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Keep our neighbourhood rural! We moved here to get away from all that tech clutter and eyesores. Not in our backyard.
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Glen Ferness is a suburb of agricultural holdings.
A cellphone mast does not fall within the zoning and is contrary to the title conditions.
There are applications for cell mast erections on Holding 56 Duncan Road, plot 162 Macgillivray Road and holding 88 Glen Ferness CNR MacGillivray & MacInnes. These masts are within 1km of each other.
We object to all cell mast applications in Glen Ferness! It is clear that these applications are in anticipation of developments in neighbouring areas. If masts are wanted for these new developments then erect them in these new areas. We do not want them in Glen Ferness. Residents of Glen Ferness will all be negatively affected by the masts.
Property values will drop.
Properties will be difficult to sell.
There are health risks.
There are risks to fauna and flora.
Masts are visually ugly.
The Glen Ferness environment will be at risk.
There are commercial enterprises in Glen Ferness dependent on its agricultural and rural nature who risk loss of business.
Next to holding 88 is a childrens party farm yard.
Indigenous trees are cultivated next to plot 162.
Opposite plot 162 is an equestrian centre.
Neighbours of both properties will have a clear view of the masts.
Visitors to Glen Ferness will have a clear view.
There is no need for these masts.
There are masts within 2km of the applicants.
I have officially filed formal objections to the planning department regarding the three proposed mast sites. My focus is now on drafting supplemental arguments concerning the non-compliance of these structures with our existing land use zoning.
July 20, 2012
The latest volume of signatures provides us with the leverage needed to formalize our objection. I am currently coordinating with legal counsel to draft the official letters for the municipal planning department.
Reached 100 supporters
July 20, 2012
6 Comments
M
Mark Carter
13 years ago
Featured
The zoning is clear. Glen Ferness is for agriculture not for industrial eyesores. Stick to the law.
L
Linda Wallace
13 years ago
Featured
Think of the horses and the kids!! It is just wrong to stick that ugly metal thing right next to the party farm. Please stop this.
R
Robert Rao
13 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous idea. My property looks straight out at those plots. Completely ruins the view and my business.
K
Karen Chapman
13 years ago
Featured
NO WAY. We have enough coverage already. Stop trying to turn our quiet area into a massive antenna field!!!!
D
Dave Morgan
13 years ago
Featured
Totally unnecessary when there are already towers just down the road. Why ruin the aesthetics and mess with the property values?
S
Sarah Lawson
14 years ago
Featured
Keep our neighbourhood rural! We moved here to get away from all that tech clutter and eyesores. Not in our backyard.
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The zoning is clear. Glen Ferness is for agriculture not for industrial eyesores. Stick to the law.