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Reverse planning permission in local AONB

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Jane Moss
6 years ago

Councils must not be allowed to ignore the wishes of local people. This is undemocratic.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

AONB should not be able to be over-ruled- sets an alarming precidence

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Outrageous! This is the time to bring in the lawyers! Corrupt springs to mind. How is this monstrosity even been considered at such a stunning spot.

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John Moss
6 years ago

Outrageous! Even worse that it is an inside job in the PC.

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John Killick
6 years ago

Incredible a. that the PC Cllrs interest was not revealed. b. That the CC is defiling AONB areas that are not only in our environmental interest to protect, but also our commercial interest

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David SmartKnight
6 years ago

This is exactly the kind of thing that makes for accusations of corruption in local politics - it ought to be thrown out and MUST be investigated...

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Oriol
6 years ago

No way. This is unacceptable. We need to preserve such a nice area

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Planning officers and local plans are there to he listened to, not trampled over by those in position of power.

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David West
6 years ago

Should be subject to judicial review

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Jette Johst
6 years ago

The Rame Head Defence Group has been actively opposing this development and is currently exploring the grounds for a Judicial Review. To join the group, email us at [email protected]

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Amanda Theunissen
6 years ago

The fact that this applicant is the Chair of the Parish Council should have been made clear from the outset - that alone is enough to render CCC's decision so dubious as to be invalid. This should be rejected and a public consultation held so those who love this utterly unspoiled stretch of countryside can be heard.

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Amanda Gittings
6 years ago

No, No, NO!!! We do not need anymore carbuncles on our national beauty spots. It doesn't matter that the proposed owner can afford to do this, and/or/ maybe do it in an ecological way, or if it would bring Cornwall any benefit. It would be an eyesore on our coastline for a number of year's then the council would have to clean it up when it falls in to the sea.

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Ann Gittings
6 years ago

This permission should never have been granted. We cannot afford to lose any more beauty spots.

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Louise Henwood
6 years ago

You are in charge of protecting this beautiful coastline. The planning has gone to the leader of the Kingsand caw sand council , so this smacks of corruption. I can not get my head around how you have let this happen, devastating a stunning area so that this man can have his ego massaged. i have no idea what hold he has on the council members but this is not right, this is a house not an agricultural building. I am unable to express how disgusted i am with how easily you have bowed and allowed this plan to go through. what is your justification ?

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Tizz woffenden
6 years ago

I completely disagree with the decision to allow this building in an area of AONB

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Cheryl Drury
6 years ago

The vast majority of public comments to the planning application (PA20/03747) far outstrip those in favour and may still be viewed on the Cornwall Council planning website. There are many well argued and highly informed reasons why this development should have been turned down.

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Ruth Belton
6 years ago

For all the reasons already stated, I strongly disagree with the decision to go ahead with the planning, particularly as the Planning officers were strongly against it!

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john eddy
6 years ago

entitled , privileged, planning permission shame on you Cornwall council --

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Jim Ravenhill
6 years ago

This is shocking

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Keith Ghillyer
6 years ago

What the hell are Cornwall Council thinking? If this is allowed then look out-nothing is sacred! Someone`s palm has been really greased on this decision-and time it was STOPPED! !