From: Development
Control (DMW)
Subject: FW:
Planning application comments
From: webstaff@eastsussex.gov.uk <webstaff@eastsussex.gov.uk>
Sent: 03 April 2025 07:18
To: Development Control (DMW) <devcon@eastsussex.gov.uk>
Subject: Planning application comments
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Title: |
Mr |
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Name: |
Peter Isted |
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Address 1: |
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Address 2: |
NEWHAVEN HEIGHTS |
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Address 3: |
COURT FARM ROAD |
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Address 4: |
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Town: |
NEWHAVEN |
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County: |
EAST SUSSEX |
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Postcode: |
BN9 9HE |
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Reference: |
LW/896/CM |
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Description: |
Variation of Condition 3 of
Planning Permission LW/799/CM(EIA) to extend the hours of working. |
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Comments: |
This an appalling proposal,
we already suffer from Air Pollution which I have complained to my local MP (
James McCleary) now it is intended to increase the noise levels if this is
approved denying or causing deprivation of sleep, ESSC has permitted the massive
building of Housing, increasing the population of Newhaven significantly, the
working hours of Brett’s should have been considered in their original
Planning application for siting Brett’s in Newhaven. I strongly object to
this planned expansion of an industry that is permitted to pollute the Air in
Newhaven when their Sand blows from the top of their Sand stacks, which I’m
fighting to have a meeting wit Brett’s with a Councillor present. |
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Comment date: |
03/04/2025 |
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