"Public Information Drop-in Events"

The Drop-in-sessions held to discuss the Joint Waste Plan are now over It is important that you complete a response form to ensure your concerns are heard

Please make comments, on  the response form that was available at the venue or download one here

Suggested Points of Concern to include in your Letters

 
  • Health and the impact on air quality 
  • Incompatible usage of the land (Parkland/ Trans Penine Way vs Industrial use)
  • Traffic, vibration and road safety (The roads through the area are not suitable for the amount of truck movements needed at this site)
  • 24 hour activity
  • Noise
  • Odour
  • Vermin – not just rats, but flies and seagulls
  • Impact on visual amenity
  • Green Belt usage
  • Flood protection for homes close to the river
  • Impact on Wildlife, Fauna and Flora
  • Perceived threat and perceived fear

Help Aim Support You

Please send your comments before 5pm on Monday 9th August 2010

via email to: ldf@doncaster.gov.uk or

post them to: Development Control, PO Box 652, Rotherham, S60 9DE

 

Dearne Valley 'A I M' Are Working For You

The Barnsley Doncaster Rotherham Waste Partnership has secured £77.4 million of Private Finance Initiative (PFI) funding from the Government to plan for the treatment of leftover waste. Their plans are to build a super waste incinerator.

The sites being considered  is on the old Manvers Colliery Coal Preparation Site, to the rear of the first ‘Next’ warehouse and running parallel to Bolton Road. The site seems to be the most favoured sites since the project began, as it is owned by Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council thereby eliminating the need to purchase land and also it is conveniently situated at the juncture of the three Barnsley, Doncaster, and Rotherham Boroughs.  

In their back gardens and on your doorstep!

It is estimated that the Waste management site will deal with in excess of 200,000 tons of undefined waste per year, almost 600 tons per day, delivered by lorries to the site from all three Boroughs.

How many will pass through your housing estates each day?

Despite requests, information about the type of waste to be burned is not forthcoming however, similar sites burn

Commercial and Industrial Waste

Clinical Waste

Construction Waste from CDM sites

Hazardous waste (undefined)

Agricultural Waste which may contain animal remains

Waste from Mines and quarries

We Know they will need a 65 metre high Chimney to share the pollution about the Dearne Valley!

We know that, despite using public money, the authorities will have no say in how and what waste is destroyed on site.. read here

Read the latest news items here

 

Help 'A I M' Stop Them

Hundreds  of local residents have not been consulted about this proposal by any of the three councils.  The councils appear to believe they can just go ahead and do as they please to meet their 'Green Targets'

Dearne Valley Against Incineration at  Manvers

To combat this arrogance, we have formed an action committee 'Dearne Valley A I M  to try to prevent this hazard from being dumped amongst our communities.  We need your help. Do you have any special skills that may be useful to us?

Do you have experience in fighting and winning similar planning applications?

Are you experienced in carrying out an environmental impact audit?

Do you have any knowledge about the hazards from sites such as these?

Have you fund raising experience?

Do you have knowledge of Planning Law?

Are you willing to lend a hand to our committee?

Please contact us and offer your help