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Question 57: Proposed site MIN 38 (Waveney Forest, Fritton)
Representation ID: 91913
Received: 30/08/2018
Respondent: Priory Farm Restaurant
Having only just been made aware of the proposed Gravel Extraction Plan at Fritton Woods, I would like to STRONGLY OBJECT to this proposal.
Being a local resident and living in Belton and Proprietor of The Priory Farm Restaurant at St Olaves, all boarding the proposed area, I am very concerned about the impact the Gravel Extraction and the effects it will have on the environment with all the excessive noise and pollution it will generate.
The area which is proposed is a natural beauty and used by all the locals, from general walking, exploring with the family or just peacefully watching the wild life and enjoying the tranquility. The Woods are used by many Belton residents and holiday makers from the local Haven Holiday Park, as it can be walked easily from Belton in less than 15 min down a lovely sandy lane, very picturesque and beautiful, through Caldecott Golf Course and straight into the woods.
Please come and see this area for yourself and I'm sure you will agree how we should stop this unnecessary plan.
This is an iconic place and does not deserve to be destroyed for needless digging.
Also I would like to raise concerns on the impact it will have on Tourism in the area, along this proposed site there are various Holiday homes, Restaurants and Pubs all generating visitors to the Broads and surrounding area. Being the Proprietor of The Priory Farm Restaurant in St Olaves we are very concerned about the impact it will have on our customers, will they still enjoy sitting outside due to the air pollution and visiting the English Heritage site 'The Priory' which is next to the restaurant?
The actual Restaurant is set in a tranquil farm which has become an Animal Sanctuary, a safe haven for animals with space to graze and breathe clean air. What will happen to this environment?
Myself and many, many others worry about what will happen if this proposal should go through and STRONGLY OBJECT to the application.
Having only just been made aware of the proposed Gravel Extraction Plan at Fritton Woods, I would like to STRONGLY OBJECT to this proposal.
Being a local resident and living in Belton and Proprietor of The Priory Farm Restaurant at St Olaves, all boarding the proposed area, I am very concerned about the impact the Gravel Extraction and the effects it will have on the environment with all the excessive noise and pollution it will generate.
The area which is proposed is a natural beauty and used by all the locals, from general walking, exploring with the family or just peacefully watching the wild life and enjoying the tranquility. The Woods are used by many Belton residents and holiday makers from the local Haven Holiday Par1<, as it can be walked easily from Belton in less than 15 min down a lovely sandy lane, very picturesque and beautiful, through Caldecott Golf Course and straight into the woods.
Please come and see this area for yourself and I'm sure you will agree how we should stop this unnecessary plan.
This is an iconic place and does not deserve to be destroyed for needless digging.
Also I would like to raise concerns on the impact it will have on Tourism in the area, along this proposed site there are various Holiday homes, Restaurants and Pubs all generating visitors to the Broads and surrounding area. Being the Proprietor of The Priory Farm Restaurant in St Olaves we are very concerned about the impact it will have on our customers, will they still enjoy sitting outside due to the air pollution and visiting the English Heritage site 'The Priory'?
The actual Restaurant is set in a tranquil farm which has become an Animal Sanctuary, a safe haven for animals with space to graze and breathe clean air. What will happen to this environment?
Myself and many, many others worry about what will happen if this proposal should go through and STRONGLY OBJECT to the application.
