Object
Preferred Options consultation document
Representation ID: 95620
Received: 22/10/2019
Respondent: Mr Jack Buckles
RE: Gravel Pit down Short-Thorn road, Norwich.
I am writing this email in regards of the construction of the gravel pit.
Me and my family have lived down short thorn for years, the reason we moved to the area is because it's such a peaceful place and open place for wildlife, good place for kids to play and not worry about traffic so much.
I have red your letter and I must say I do not agree with the plan of a gravel pit. It will disturb everyone who lives down there including myself and everyone who didn't just pay for their houses but the peacefulness and wildlife to go with it.
When my nephew comes and visits we go on walks on the fields and through the woods and I teach him about the wildlife and see what sort of wildlife we come across from different kind of birds to deers, badgers etc. I do not want him to be coming down to a gravel pit where he cannot learn anything but how noisy and how much distress it will cause for everyone in the area.
I hope with this email you understand from my point of few and I'm sure with many others who strongly agree that there isn't many places no more where you can teach your kids or family members about the wildlife and really see it in action. I enjoy the peacefulness as well as enjoy the wildlife that is around us.
RE: Gravel Pit down Short-Thorn road, Norwich.
I am writing this email in regards of the construction of the gravel pit.
Me and my family have lived down short thorn for years, the reason we moved to the area is because it's such a peaceful place and open place for wildlife, good place for kids to play and not worry about traffic so much.
I have red your letter and I must say I do not agree with the plan of a gravel pit. It will disturb everyone who lives down there including myself and everyone who didn't just pay for their houses but the peacefulness and wildlife to go with it.
When my nephew comes and visits we go on walks on the fields and through the woods and I teach him about the wildlife and see what sort of wildlife we come across from different kind of birds to deers, badgers etc. I do not want him to be coming down to a gravel pit where he cannot learn anything but how noisy and how much distress it will cause for everyone in the area.
I hope with this email you understand from my point of few and I'm sure with many others who strongly agree that there isn't many places no more where you can teach your kids or family members about the wildlife and really see it in action. I enjoy the peacefulness as well as enjoy the wildlife that is around us.