A
planning application 13/0818/PA has been applied to Pembrokeshire
County Council for a toxic waste incinerator in Waterloo Pembroke
Dock.
A
Stack Height of 40m is proposed, when just 2km downwind is Cosheston
CP School at an elevation of 43m .
The site
is just above sea level and is on the flood plain.
This will
be the SIXTH Top Tier COMAH site on the Milford Haven Waterway.
Just 20
unsustainable jobs will be produced.
The
feedstock will be transported to the site via Road Tankers.
The site
already has ground pollution from past uses.
Do
not be misled by the proposed siting next to the present local
authority waste disposal site the purpose of this incinerator is to
burn toxic sludge from the oil power and LNG operations and very
little if any domestic waste.
The technology proposed
is outdated and discredited, the site with the prevailing winds is
completely unacceptable.
Does PCC accept or guarantee protection of future flooding of the site, as at Rocky Park Pembroke.
Does PCC accept or guarantee protection of future flooding of the site, as at Rocky Park Pembroke.
We strongly recommend
rejection it will never be acceptable to release heavy metals into
the air, particularly so close to human habitation and with the UK
downwind.
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