Fragments shredded cars – 99% pure steel Girders etc Dust suppression this is fresh water the waste goes into the drains – – Air systems are sealed with bag filters which are self cleaning regularly through the day which is part of their permit Plans are NOT to increase the amount of work but to keep to current capacity in a better way James is happy to come back to another meeting and asked to be contacted in a couple of months for an update on the position regarding the pre-app Operating hours currently 7am-9pm mon Friday sat 7am-5pm, this is planned to change to – part of planning application. Sims were asked whether noise from operations could be reduced as, particularly in summer when windows were open, it caused problems for local residents eg during exam revision period, and disrupted sleep. Sims explained cost of keeping ships in port means that work cannot be restricted to 9 to 5. There will be no Sunday working but ship loading will still continue. All explosions and actions taken are reported to the EA Day Group Pre-appeal meeting @ Council house 16th October 10am entrance via front door – – – informal meeting to enable views to be aired and questions to be asked need local people to – attend to show how we feel about this development. Pre-App for Robin Cousins Alison advised they are not ready to attend yet as still talking to – Highways about access to the site Bristol Heritage Forum 27th October visiting Avonmouth re 50 years of conservation protect – – – character of the area Alison is facilitating a workshop table on Avonmouth: Council House - £15 – pp anyone welcome there is a walkabout in the morning followed by meeting at Council House – – contact for this is Alison. Sponsored places for Avonmouth planning group members available. – Breakfast meeting David Brown from Bristol Port attended and promoted Avonmouth Skills – Academy venue of next meeting TBA this will be for Community Development Grants – Viridor Liaison Group plant is costing £252 million 2800 piles being put in piles not – – –auger driven- 600 construction workers will burn waste from Somerset coming in via M49 link – Costain have been replaced by Balfour Beatty on Hinkley Point power plant tunnels construction work– will need to make contact to allow discussions. National Grid Pylons is there a possibility of money for the local community from these? £20000 – available in grants. Next Meeting 25th Oct @ St Andrews Church Hall 7pm – Notes for next Agenda:
Fragments – shredded cars 99% pure steel Girders etc Dust suppression – this is fresh water – the waste goes into the drains Air systems are sealed with bag filters which are self cleaning regularly through the day which is part of their permit Plans are NOT to increase the amount of work but to keep to current capacity in a better way James is happy to come back to another meeting and asked to be contacted in a couple of months for an update on the position regarding the pre-app Operating hours currently 7am-9pm mon – Friday sat 7am-5pm, this is planned to change to part of planning application. Sims were asked whether noise from operations could be reduced as, particularly in summer when windows were open, it caused problems for local residents eg during exam revision period, and disrupted sleep. Sims explained cost of keeping ships in port means that work cannot be restricted to 9 to 5. There will be no Sunday working but ship loading will still continue. All explosions and actions taken are reported to the EA Day Group – Pre-appeal meeting @ Council house 16th October 10am – entrance via front door – informal meeting to enable views to be aired and questions to be asked – need local people to attend to show how we feel about this development. Pre-App for Robin Cousins – Alison advised they are not ready to attend yet as still talking to Highways about access to the site Bristol Heritage Forum – 27th October – visiting Avonmouth re 50 years of conservation – protect character of the area – Alison is facilitating a workshop table on Avonmouth: Council House - £15 pp – anyone welcome – there is a walkabout in the morning followed by meeting at Council House – contact for this is Alison. Sponsored places for Avonmouth planning group members available. Breakfast meeting – David Brown from Bristol Port attended and promoted Avonmouth Skills Academy – venue of next meeting TBA this will be for Community Development Grants Viridor Liaison Group – plant is costing £252 million – 2800 piles being put in –auger piles not driven- 600 construction workers – will burn waste from Somerset coming in via M49 link Costain have been replaced by Balfour Beatty on Hinkley Point power plant tunnels construction work– will need to make contact to allow discussions. National Grid Pylons – is there a possibility of money for the local community from these? £20000 available in grants. Next Meeting – 25th Oct @ St Andrews Church Hall 7pm Notes for next Agenda:
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