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Civic Amenity Waste Re-cycling Site For Ramsey And The North Of The Iom


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Apparently according to politician Dudley Butt appearing in a radio interview broadcast by station Manx Radio there is no-where in Ramsey for a civic amenity re-cycling site. There is information in the data base of a scrap yard called Wilf's - would that not be suitable and be more economically efficient that residents having to travel to Bride which is where the site will otherwise be going to?

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Simple really, Wilf's is not for sale.

Even if it were there is a problem;

Length of skip = 20ft

Width of skip = 8ft

No of skips in a waste site = 6

So site needs to be approximately 50ft deep, to allow for lorry and vehicular movements. 100ft wide, to allow for movement between skips and access to the rear in vehicles for tipping. Then there's the runoff from spoil and leachates.

Have you ever been into Wilf's yard, it won't fit.

And can you imagine the disruption to Ramsey quay by having a high volume civic amenity site there, rather than in the middle of some disused fields. in a dip out of sight from the road and surrounding area?

It's a no-brainer.

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Apparently according to politician Dudley Butt appearing in a radio interview broadcast by station Manx Radio there is no-where in Ramsey for a civic amenity re-cycling site. There is information in the data base of a scrap yard called Wilf's - would that not be suitable and be more economically efficient that residents having to travel to Bride which is where the site will otherwise be going to?

 

 

A civic amenity site for Ramsey and the north does not have to be in the centre of Ramsey ie on the quay.

It could be within a mile or two of Ramsey.

Putting it several miles out on the Bride Road will mean everybody has to drive there by car.

An amenity site should be convenient for everybody including those without cars.

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It was proposed for Gardeners Lane a while back but, unfortunately, a 'local' builders had designs on the land in question.

(see Ramsey planning applications)

 

Actually that land is outside of that which has planning approval down there. It was objections from local residents at the public inquiry into the proposed amenity site that killed it off.

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This whole problem is the "Not in my back garden".

 

Driving to bride is a waste of time and fuel there has to be a site that can do it i always thought the site by the commissioners workshops as ideal land for it ?

 

Its time people realise its there waste not just other peoples :angry:

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[A civic amenity site for Ramsey and the north does not have to be in the centre of Ramsey ie on the quay.

It could be within a mile or two of Ramsey.

Putting it several miles out on the Bride Road will mean everybody has to drive there by car.

An amenity site should be convenient for everybody including those without cars.

 

 

How would those without cars transport their waste? On the bus? or walk mile or two with it?

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