Objection to proposed Development at Pineview Park/Antrim Road
51 Comments
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Laura MISKIMMIN
10 years ago
Dont build.
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Michael cullen
10 years ago
To think about building there is total folly the only reason could be greed and corruption
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Sarah Scullion
10 years ago
I absolutely object!
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Paul hetherington
10 years ago
I object to any loss of woodland as well as an important, established and well used pedestrian link for existing residents.
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Michael McCarry
10 years ago
The trees must stay!
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Paulette Bennett
10 years ago
The trees must stay.
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Helen colmer
10 years ago
This is a protected area. This development is not welcome.
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Stephen mcmenemy
10 years ago
Green belt not mean anything any more
Who got the white envelope then.
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Dominic McIlroy
10 years ago
The fact that the area is a natural habitat should be enough to stop any building work.
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Brian Bonnar
10 years ago
Any remaining woods in Belfast should be protected
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Anne collins
10 years ago
As a child this area was a big part of my childhood.
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Kieran Delaney
10 years ago
I object to the proposal enclosed
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Drew Goodall
10 years ago
Belfast city council want to remember who they work for.
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Geraldine Nolan
10 years ago
This cannot be allowed to go ahead!
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Tierna Cunningham
10 years ago
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Keep Pineview Green. Preserve the trees and natural habitat that is home to so many native wildlife. Not to mention over crowding, extra stress put on an already dodgy drainage system!!
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Catherine Patterson
10 years ago
Would be a pity to loose such beautiful woodland
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MArtin Barrett
10 years ago
I am against the development of this particular area of the Antrim Road. The loss of an, albeit small area of woodland on this stretch of the Antrim Road is not in any balanced by the need for housing as it will result in the loss of amenity currently enjoyed by local residents and all who use the Antrim Road.
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Karl
10 years ago
Greedy, money orientated, materialistic, human oppressor will want to build a concrete jungle in a wildlife habitat. Shame shame and karma will be ready for you
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Siobhan holland
10 years ago
This is a lovely green stretch of the Antrim road and it would be a shame to have it destroyed by new housing.
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Vincent McDonald
10 years ago
Building houses at this point just off the Antrim Road will weaken the land and the ground will fall away. Just like the Ben Madigan streets on the other side of the Antrim Road. They have been slipping for years. Also, what happens if these proposed houses subside? The owners will have no come back. But the developer has made his money and rode off into the sunset, not giving a monkeys. Total madness.
Dont build.
To think about building there is total folly the only reason could be greed and corruption
I absolutely object!
I object to any loss of woodland as well as an important, established and well used pedestrian link for existing residents.
The trees must stay!
The trees must stay.
This is a protected area. This development is not welcome.
Green belt not mean anything any more Who got the white envelope then.
The fact that the area is a natural habitat should be enough to stop any building work.
Any remaining woods in Belfast should be protected
As a child this area was a big part of my childhood.
I object to the proposal enclosed
Belfast city council want to remember who they work for.
This cannot be allowed to go ahead!
Keep Pineview Green. Preserve the trees and natural habitat that is home to so many native wildlife. Not to mention over crowding, extra stress put on an already dodgy drainage system!!
Would be a pity to loose such beautiful woodland
I am against the development of this particular area of the Antrim Road. The loss of an, albeit small area of woodland on this stretch of the Antrim Road is not in any balanced by the need for housing as it will result in the loss of amenity currently enjoyed by local residents and all who use the Antrim Road.
Greedy, money orientated, materialistic, human oppressor will want to build a concrete jungle in a wildlife habitat. Shame shame and karma will be ready for you
This is a lovely green stretch of the Antrim road and it would be a shame to have it destroyed by new housing.
Building houses at this point just off the Antrim Road will weaken the land and the ground will fall away. Just like the Ben Madigan streets on the other side of the Antrim Road. They have been slipping for years. Also, what happens if these proposed houses subside? The owners will have no come back. But the developer has made his money and rode off into the sunset, not giving a monkeys. Total madness.