Friday, 30 May 2008
Thursday, 29 May 2008
Pembroke The Green
Pembroke Mill Pond
Pembroke Mill pond is a Local Nature Reserve, it is one of the best bits of Pembroke. This shows the existing pond margin after development
planning permission was given on the strict undertaking that a strip of vegetation was to be left at the pond margin for wildlife. This shows the richness of the wildlife.This shows the Development after a site visit at which the developer said he could not sell the houses without a "view". Now the house has been sol d the new owner has treated the buffer strip with total weedkiller.
Theis shows the trees cut down by Andrew Dowling of Arbaid.
This is what it should look like teeming with wildlife. Anywhere else in the UK this would be treasured as a tourist asset.
WHERE IS THE CONSERVATION AREA ENFORCEMENT OFFICER FROM PCC.
WHEN WILL ACTION BE TAKEN TO ENFORCE THE PLANNING CONDITIONS
planning permission was given on the strict undertaking that a strip of vegetation was to be left at the pond margin for wildlife. This shows the richness of the wildlife.This shows the Development after a site visit at which the developer said he could not sell the houses without a "view". Now the house has been sol d the new owner has treated the buffer strip with total weedkiller.
Theis shows the trees cut down by Andrew Dowling of Arbaid.
This is what it should look like teeming with wildlife. Anywhere else in the UK this would be treasured as a tourist asset.
WHERE IS THE CONSERVATION AREA ENFORCEMENT OFFICER FROM PCC.
WHEN WILL ACTION BE TAKEN TO ENFORCE THE PLANNING CONDITIONS
Saturday, 24 May 2008
Trees behind St Annes Crescent Pembroke
We asked Richard Staden to place TPO's on these remaining trees, the largest was felled in the last weeks. He said trees in private gardens cannot be given TPO's. We asked for the trees opposite the Bush Filling Station to be given TPO's but he said that this was unnecessary.
We have many outstanding questions about TPO's unanswered.
Trees according to him are not subject to TPO's if on private land and TPO's are unnecessary on public land. Why have a TPO Officer. What about the Devon House site the Tudor House site and Rocky Park.
We have many outstanding questions about TPO's unanswered.
Trees according to him are not subject to TPO's if on private land and TPO's are unnecessary on public land. Why have a TPO Officer. What about the Devon House site the Tudor House site and Rocky Park.
Tuesday, 20 May 2008
Front Street Pembroke Dock
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