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Reject proposal for camping & caravan site on St Columbs Road

Reject proposal for camping & caravan site on St Columbs Road

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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 9 months ago
Derry City Council propose to site a camping and caravan park on St Columbs Road, Derry/Londonderry.  There has been no consultation by the council regarding how the local community will feel about this.  We, the Limavady Road Residents Group, are totally against this proposal as it will have a detrimental visual impact on the area, will increase noise, worsen the already bad traffic management problem and will be detrimental to users of St Columbs Park, including wildlife. The park is designated an Area of Townscape Character, something it would quickly lose if this proposal succeeds. Please have your voice heard.

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November 6, 2012

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Maria Kennedy
13 years ago Featured

I walk my dog here every single day. Its peaceful and the wildlife is lovely. This will destroy the whole character of the place.

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Fiona Pearce
13 years ago Featured

Think of the noise and the mess that will be left behind. Its a townscape for us not a holiday park for tourists.

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Siobhan Patterson
13 years ago Featured

St Columbs Park is one of the few quiet spots left in the city. Keep the caravans out. We dont need this.

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Liam Tate
13 years ago Featured

Waste of money and terrible location. Get a grip council.

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Ciaran Iyer
13 years ago Featured

The traffic down there is already a total nightmare. Adding caravans to that road is just asking for a serious accident.

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Declan Stewart
13 years ago Featured

DISGRACE. Nobody asked us about this. They just want to ruin a perfectly good area.

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