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Greater Cambridge Local Plan Preferred Options
GP/GB: Protection and enhancement of the Cambridge green belt
Representation ID: 58072
Received: 12/12/2021
Respondent: Horningsea Parish Council
The Horningsea Parish Council is flabbergasted that the local plan does not mention the proposed move of the Cambridge Waste Water Treatment Plant - a fully functioning waste water treatment plant - to Green Belt. The public has a right to know why it is being expected to give up Green Belt land to relocate a fully functioning wastewater treatment plant.
The Horningsea Parish Council is flabbergasted that the local plan does not mention the proposed move of the Cambridge Waste Water Treatment Plant - a fully functioning waste water treatment plant - to Green Belt. The public has a right to know why it is being expected to give up Green Belt land to relocate a fully functioning wastewater treatment plant.
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Greater Cambridge Local Plan Preferred Options
Infrastructure
Representation ID: 58074
Received: 12/12/2021
Respondent: Horningsea Parish Council
Horningsea Parish Council does not believe that the proposal to relocate the Cambridge Waste Water Treatment Plant - a fully functioning wastewater treatment plant - to Green Belt is a good use of £227 million of taxpayers’ money. The infrastructure to treat the sewage is already in place and has capacity until 2050. The proposed relocation (that is a mere 1.5km away) will build a new site that has capacity until 2050. This is a waste of money.
Horningsea Parish Council does not believe that the proposal to relocate the Cambridge Waste Water Treatment Plant - a fully functioning wastewater treatment plant - to Green Belt is a good use of £227 million of taxpayers’ money. The infrastructure to treat the sewage is already in place and has capacity until 2050. The proposed relocation (that is a mere 1.5km away) will build a new site that has capacity until 2050. This is a waste of money.
