Representation by Anne Lauton

traffic through the village of Westleton will inevitably increase. The lanes through from Blythburgh to Middleton have not been considered and there are many pinch points which are already a hazard. Elderly people, narrow or no pavements will combine to create a highly dangerous area for pedestrians, cyclists, mobility scooters - as well as private cars. - the Proposals for the site are quite incompatible with its ANOB stays. - the concerns of RSPB are considerable and have not been addressed. - the site is quite unsuitable for the intended development. - impact of an extensive workforce in such a rural area is going to disrupt and devastate local life for residents. - site work, destruction and disturbance of wildlife and peaceful enjoyment of the countryside and an influx of workers will be a disincentive for visitors and with the inevitable negative knock on effect to local businesses already struggling through the pandemic. They will not survive such an enormous hit. - living accommodation for workers next to four 11-storey soil dumps (Potentially transporting 24 hours a day) looks and sounds horrendous. The proposed leisure facilities on site will not compensate for a workforce “contained” on the site. - this is old technology. Better solutions can and must now be supported. - the project is completely inappropriate to the site.

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