| Topic: | I think what they're saying is... | |
| Posted by: | Hayes Thompson | |
| Date/Time: | 25/02/11 10:45:00 |
| ... that because this new shed will do more recycling, there will be less stuff leaving the site in trucks. But does that make sense? The waste isn't recycling into nothing. It's recycled into something. And someone has to do something with that something. And that something will have to be taken somewhere by something. And that something will probably be a big lorry. Lots of big lorries. Tell me I'm wrong G&P. From what I can remember of the document, they estimate current traffic but skip over projected traffic, which tells me they think there'll be more. It's hard to believe there will be less. They're expanding the site, not contracting it. There might be a few less trucks picking up, but how many more will be dropping off? Already there is no provision for trucks waiting to enter. A local resident counted 8 lorries waiting to go in at 8am. Perhaps G&P would like to comment. |