To build anything here would be a travesty. I am completely opposed.
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Nikki McFadden
6 years ago
This debate has started with very misleading statements and pictures. Firstly the application is for moving our existing landscape contractors business storage of soil, aggregates, turf, reclaimed materials, crushing for hardcore, storage of waste skips for waste produced by the business and screening of the new yard. Secondly the foremost area in the picture will never change or be developed and the mine stack is not even on that land and will not be affected. The proposal area is on the other side of the track leading to Semmens coal yard. All activities will take place on the far side and will not be visible from the road. Thirdly no one has mentioned that the site is within a stones throw of the coal yard and concrete plant that have been in existence for years. This is not pristine moorland and was once a tip and is full of excess stones. We have conducted reports/surveys/impact assessments and heritage reports so that we make as little impact as possible and we are very aware of the surrounding area. We are a local business established for 25years we employ about 60 people in an area that lacks skilled jobs and very much want to stay local putting our money back into the community. How many blows to employment can our small town take? Will it rip our community apart? Knee jerk reactions to deceptive statements are not helpful. Our town and area was built around Geevor/Clayworks/Levant Mine and many other businesses would these get permission today??
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Anonymous
6 years ago
This has been apposed before by a huge number of residents and authorities
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Michelle
6 years ago
Wrong area
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Jemma
6 years ago
This cannot happen
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Nicola
6 years ago
I do wish for this to go ahead I grew up around these surrounding iconic area has there not been enough damage of houses taking over beautiful countryside as it is.
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Vicky
6 years ago
Keep our area as it is, it is not a dumping ground!
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Eric Beaumont
6 years ago
Unbelievable this can't happen to such a historic icon.
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Elizabeth Bixter
6 years ago
Just No!
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Jim Brown
6 years ago
Please don't allow this.
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Andrew Hancock
6 years ago
This eyesore and environmentally unfriendly industry has no place in beautiful West Cornwall. Dont build this here!
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Jane Adams
6 years ago
An dreadful proposal
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Enough is enough, stop trying to concrete over Cornwall. The location is very wrong fir this development
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Ben joint
6 years ago
Disgraceful.
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Peter Trembath
6 years ago
Time has come to start to protect and prevent the environment, not to continue the assault based on financial small mindedness and superficial gain ...
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Clare Hall-Davies
6 years ago
This has already and justly been opposed by appropriate authorities and planning denied. It should not be allowed to go ahead.
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Natalie Stephens
6 years ago
You just can't do this...it's wrong on so many levels
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William Gwendella
6 years ago
Why blight such a welcoming sight .
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Cristian
6 years ago
This will ruin a beautiful view and will be a eye sore
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Nicolle Fisher
6 years ago
Too many wild open spaces are being swallowed up. We need these spaces for native fauna, flora and wildlife.
To build anything here would be a travesty. I am completely opposed.
This debate has started with very misleading statements and pictures. Firstly the application is for moving our existing landscape contractors business storage of soil, aggregates, turf, reclaimed materials, crushing for hardcore, storage of waste skips for waste produced by the business and screening of the new yard. Secondly the foremost area in the picture will never change or be developed and the mine stack is not even on that land and will not be affected. The proposal area is on the other side of the track leading to Semmens coal yard. All activities will take place on the far side and will not be visible from the road. Thirdly no one has mentioned that the site is within a stones throw of the coal yard and concrete plant that have been in existence for years. This is not pristine moorland and was once a tip and is full of excess stones. We have conducted reports/surveys/impact assessments and heritage reports so that we make as little impact as possible and we are very aware of the surrounding area. We are a local business established for 25years we employ about 60 people in an area that lacks skilled jobs and very much want to stay local putting our money back into the community. How many blows to employment can our small town take? Will it rip our community apart? Knee jerk reactions to deceptive statements are not helpful. Our town and area was built around Geevor/Clayworks/Levant Mine and many other businesses would these get permission today??
This has been apposed before by a huge number of residents and authorities
Wrong area
This cannot happen
I do wish for this to go ahead I grew up around these surrounding iconic area has there not been enough damage of houses taking over beautiful countryside as it is.
Keep our area as it is, it is not a dumping ground!
Unbelievable this can't happen to such a historic icon.
Just No!
Please don't allow this.
This eyesore and environmentally unfriendly industry has no place in beautiful West Cornwall. Dont build this here!
An dreadful proposal
Enough is enough, stop trying to concrete over Cornwall. The location is very wrong fir this development
Disgraceful.
Time has come to start to protect and prevent the environment, not to continue the assault based on financial small mindedness and superficial gain ...
This has already and justly been opposed by appropriate authorities and planning denied. It should not be allowed to go ahead.
You just can't do this...it's wrong on so many levels
Why blight such a welcoming sight .
This will ruin a beautiful view and will be a eye sore
Too many wild open spaces are being swallowed up. We need these spaces for native fauna, flora and wildlife.