Do not want this near my house. Ruins the tranquil environment of this area and brings problems such as property devaluation
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Mark plunkett
7 years ago
There is already too much heavy traffic using the road past Kingseat and the small bridge.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Road safety will be a major issue, most of these drivers are paid per load therefore time is money. They drive like maniacs
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Stop the quarry, the traffic volume generated will be a big problem
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Please stop the quarry
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Please stop the quarry
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Eddie Harrison
7 years ago
A family member has severe health issues and the last think she needs is dust etc from this
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Elizabeth Mathieson
7 years ago
Huge concerns of increase in traffic and road safety. Also health concerns with dust from blasting, drilling etc at the quarry.
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William Mathieson
7 years ago
Increased traffic causing an increase in disruption and road safety. Also health concerns due to dust caused by blasting etc
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Proposed quarry far too near established communities- housing and schools.
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Colin Ritchie
7 years ago
Concerned about the proposed quarry especially the increase in traffic and potential health issues. It was bad enough with truck damage to small roads when the AWPR was being built but having the business located less than 1 mile away is very concerning
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Dorothy Henskens
7 years ago
We have just endured heavy quarry traffic for the last 4 years during building of the AWPR which has resulted in major damage and disruption to our local rural roads and way of life in the area. Surely we have enough local quarries without the need for yet another large scale development of questionable value to the local community. Not needed or wanted.
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Ruud Henskens
7 years ago
We have just endured heavy quarry traffic for the last 4 years during building of the AWPR which has resulted in major damage and disruption to our local rural roads and way of life in the area.
It also has resulted in damage to my property, something the council is turning a blind eye to. Surely we have enough local quarries without the need for yet another large scale development of questionable value to the local community. Not needed or wanted.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Roads not suitable for large trucks. Safety of public a concern. Extremely long hours of noise unacceptable.
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Nelli Higgins
7 years ago
Air and noise pollution
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Terry Allington-Warne
7 years ago
Not needed and not wanted. Enough quarries in the area. Roads not suitable for large lorries. Dust, noise, vibration, traffic, road safety and health hazards which are all detrimental to our local wildlife and local environment .
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Chris Dykes
7 years ago
We have just endured heavy quarry traffic for the last 4 years during building of the AWPR which has resulted in major damage and disruption to our local rural roads and way of life in the area. Surely we have enough local quarries without the need for yet another large scale development of questionable value to the local community. Not needed or wanted.
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Moira roberts
7 years ago
I thought farmers were supposed to be guardians of the countryside, not the abusers.
What will be left for future generations if any more of these quarries are given the go ahead.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Silica dust from quarries causes silicosis, which can cause cancer.
Kingseat nursery is directly downhill from the proposed quarry site.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Housing price will fall, noise is a big concern and traffic.
People move out this way for piece
Do not want this near my house. Ruins the tranquil environment of this area and brings problems such as property devaluation
There is already too much heavy traffic using the road past Kingseat and the small bridge.
Road safety will be a major issue, most of these drivers are paid per load therefore time is money. They drive like maniacs
Stop the quarry, the traffic volume generated will be a big problem
Please stop the quarry
Please stop the quarry
A family member has severe health issues and the last think she needs is dust etc from this
Huge concerns of increase in traffic and road safety. Also health concerns with dust from blasting, drilling etc at the quarry.
Increased traffic causing an increase in disruption and road safety. Also health concerns due to dust caused by blasting etc
Proposed quarry far too near established communities- housing and schools.
Concerned about the proposed quarry especially the increase in traffic and potential health issues. It was bad enough with truck damage to small roads when the AWPR was being built but having the business located less than 1 mile away is very concerning
We have just endured heavy quarry traffic for the last 4 years during building of the AWPR which has resulted in major damage and disruption to our local rural roads and way of life in the area. Surely we have enough local quarries without the need for yet another large scale development of questionable value to the local community. Not needed or wanted.
We have just endured heavy quarry traffic for the last 4 years during building of the AWPR which has resulted in major damage and disruption to our local rural roads and way of life in the area. It also has resulted in damage to my property, something the council is turning a blind eye to. Surely we have enough local quarries without the need for yet another large scale development of questionable value to the local community. Not needed or wanted.
Roads not suitable for large trucks. Safety of public a concern. Extremely long hours of noise unacceptable.
Air and noise pollution
Not needed and not wanted. Enough quarries in the area. Roads not suitable for large lorries. Dust, noise, vibration, traffic, road safety and health hazards which are all detrimental to our local wildlife and local environment .
We have just endured heavy quarry traffic for the last 4 years during building of the AWPR which has resulted in major damage and disruption to our local rural roads and way of life in the area. Surely we have enough local quarries without the need for yet another large scale development of questionable value to the local community. Not needed or wanted.
I thought farmers were supposed to be guardians of the countryside, not the abusers. What will be left for future generations if any more of these quarries are given the go ahead.
Silica dust from quarries causes silicosis, which can cause cancer. Kingseat nursery is directly downhill from the proposed quarry site.
Housing price will fall, noise is a big concern and traffic. People move out this way for piece