Sewage Plant Proposal
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To: The Minister for the Environment
We are requesting a review of the proposed planned sewage treatment plant
designated for the Portrane area. We are seeking support for a smaller,
more environmentally and socially conscious treatment for sewage waste.
This plant poses a very real and serious threat to the Dublin Bay
environment, the amenity value of the North Dublin coastline and the
well-being of people in North County Dublin.
The proposed regional sewage plant at Portrane will have the capacity to
serve almost one million people. This is on a similar scale to the sewage
plant in Ringsend, South Dublin. The problems associated with this plant
are well documented and we do not wish to face the same problems in our
community.
Environmental damage, loss of amenities, and the negative impact on the
health of North County Dublin people will be enormous. The internationally
renowned golf courses and bird sanctuary, Rogerstown estuary and blue
flagged beaches are just several of the amenities under threat.
We trust Minister you will review these plans and find alternative means of
dealing with sewage treatment.
We are requesting a review of the proposed planned sewage treatment plant
designated for the Portrane area. We are seeking support for a smaller,
more environmentally and socially conscious treatment for sewage waste.
This plant poses a very real and serious threat to the Dublin Bay
environment, the amenity value of the North Dublin coastline and the
well-being of people in North County Dublin.
The proposed regional sewage plant at Portrane will have the capacity to
serve almost one million people. This is on a similar scale to the sewage
plant in Ringsend, South Dublin. The problems associated with this plant
are well documented and we do not wish to face the same problems in our
community.
Environmental damage, loss of amenities, and the negative impact on the
health of North County Dublin people will be enormous. The internationally
renowned golf courses and bird sanctuary, Rogerstown estuary and blue
flagged beaches are just several of the amenities under threat.
We trust Minister you will review these plans and find alternative means of
dealing with sewage treatment.
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Bernadette B
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This must not be allowed - I want my child to be able to breathe clean air. What about our beaches? Our walkways? Surely there is a more suitable location away from residential areas that this could be built? How about putting some thought into the planni
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Markus S
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This is particularly distressing given the nature of the existing impact on the area of the Dump at Lusk, as well as the sensitive nature of the nattural birdlife reserve of the Rogerstown Estuary.
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Joe M
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I am involved with St Patricks GAA Club catering for 300 children, our grounds are quite close to proposed site.
11 December 2015
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