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Unnecessary upheaval and impact on all nearby residents and wildlife. Increase in heavy traffic. Huge financial cost Carbon cost to the environment and loss of green belt. Questions about length of...
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• I object very strongly to the plan to move the CWWTP to Honey Hill. Fundamentally, I see no convincing reason for the move. The current works on Cowley Road are fully functioning, have capacity and...
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I am registering my concerns about the relocation of the sewage treatment plant from Milton to the Honey Hill site.
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I’m concerned about the wildlife, with all the building works in our area we are losing all our green spaces, The smell is another thing, sometimes we can smell the sewer from Milton, I really don’t...
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We are opposed to the relocation in principle but on the basis that it may obtain consent we object to the plant's unnecessary size , the ill-considered intrusiveness of the design, its...
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At over £200 million pounds, this is a disgraceful waste of taxpayers money on a project that does not need to happen. The existing waste water plant has been upgraded and will be suitable for many...
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The present sewerage works is more than adequate for the next 20 years. As residents we even paid a supplement after the list time the sewerage works was proposed to move to Honey Hill to improve the...
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Under no circumstances should this project be relocated to Honey Hill. The destruction of wildlife can never be replaced. For what? To make way for housing. If it does have to be moved surely, the...
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Since we have been told there is no technical need to re-build the swage works, I object to its relocation onto productive green-belt land over a chalk aquifer.
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Cambridge Waste Water Treatment Plant Relocation CWWTPR 17th July2023 Save Honey Hill EarthQuakers strongly object to the relocation 1.5 km east of current Cowley/Milton Road location, with tunnel...
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Project: Cambridge Waste Water Treatment Plant Applicant: Anglian Water Services Limited Relevant Representation of Ms Elizabeth Cotton of [REDACTED] Dear Sir/Madam, My representation is in three...
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The Cambridge Waste Water Treatment Plant Relocation: I strongly object to the proposed relocation of the sewage works to the Honey Hill green belt area. Our green belt is an invaluable asset that...
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I object to the Anglian Water (AW) application for a Development Consent Order to relocate the Cambridge Waste Water Treatment Plant to the area between Horningsea, Fen Ditton and Stow Cum Quy, known...
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My main concerns relate to: 1) the destruction of green belt land and severe negative impact on sites of special scientific interest at Qui Fen and Wicken Fen, along with the ancient footpaths that...
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1. The carbon cost of building a new sewage works at Honey Hill and decommissioning the old is far too high and goes against government guidelines. I strongly object to relocation of sewage works...
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I am objecting to the proposed relocation of Cambridge’s Water Treatment Plant for the reasons stated below: I have concerns regarding the impact on the naturally occurring wildlife, including the...
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Dear Sirs I am writing to object to the proposed relocation of the Milton WWTP. I have family connections to the area. My father was raised in Barton, Cambridgeshire and my aunt lives at [Redacted]. I...
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Rep 1 – Scheme design Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge (‘The College’) is concerned by the design of the scheme and lack of detailed rationale for elements of its design. We believe the proposed...
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There is no operational reason to build a new treatment works. Anglia water should instead focus on their regulatory, social and environmental responsibilities to halt all outflows and minimize...
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I am pleased to see the proposal before you for relocation of the Cambridge Waste Water Treatment Plant. Anglian Water have consulted widely in our parish and went through a rigorous site selection...
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Key Points covering: * ‘Carbon calculations’ analysis * Environmental Aspects * Economic Aspects * Social Aspects * No need for this WTTP move: the ‘do nothing’ much better alternative
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Horningsea Parish Council (HPC) Registration as an Interested Party and initial Comments on the Cambridge Waste Water Treatment Plant Relocation HPC would like to register as an Interested Party and...
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I am a long-standing resident of Clayhithe, Horningsea [Redacted]. From 1998 until July 2022, I was Head of Planning at ERM, a leading planning and environmental consultancy. I have had extensive...
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The relocation plan for arable land is unacceptable, they should not be allowed to build on green belt land. Especially with the rising population how do we feed ourselves? Without importing food that...
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I object to the proposal to rebuild on Honey Hill