RAYDEN ENGINEERING DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT
PLANNING APPLICATION NO: ERE/0107/0022
“Rayden Engineering are having part of their yard acquired in connection with construction of the Awsworth Link Road....which is currently utilised for storage. The loss of the subject area will have a detrimental effect on Rayden Engineering business.
Whereas the site being subject of the current application is smaller than the area being acquired, it will relieve part of the problem. The storage would be mainly heavy duty drainage pipes.”
COMMENT: HEAVY DUTY DRAINAGE PIPES???
“The fence erected is 2.4 metre in height and intended as a screen to protect the visual outlook of residential properties nearby.”
COMMENT: SO THAT IS WHY RAYDEN ENGINEERING DESTROYED A MATURELY VEGETATED BAT HABITAT
AND ERECTED A 2.4 METRE STEEL PALISADE FENCING AROUND THE STOLEN FLOOD LAND -
RAYDEN ENGINEERING GROUNDS OF APPEAL AGAINST REFUSAL OF PLANNING PERMISSION TO DEVELOP THE STOLEN FLOOD PLAIN THEY HAD ALREADY DEVELOPED.
PLANNING APPEAL NO: APP/N1025/A/07/2055144
“The land is required for COMPENSATORY STORAGE ..arising from part of the company’s ownership being acquired by Derbyshire county council, diminishing the company’s capacity for outside storage. Uncertainty over planning matters...especially in the case of small firms may threaten their growth or existence. The stored materials ALL lie within the appellant’s existing storage yard.
The type of materials the Appellant wishes to store are flume pipes, dismantled bailey bridges and bog mats.”(paragraph 1.2)
COMMENT: BAILEY BRIDGES AND BOG MATS? THOUGHT IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A FEW LOW KEY DRAINAGE PIPES?
“The Appellants proposal is to store to a low overall height items of plant and equipment.”(paragraph 7.1)
COMMENT: PLANT AND EQUIPMENT? BAILEY BRIDGES AND BOG MATS? DRAINAGE PIPES?
“Visual impact of the storage area will be relatively insignificant since the stored materials will be seen against the background of a densely vegetated embankment to Coronation Road....accordingly concerns with regard to amenity are regarded as unfounded.”
COMMENT: ER... THE OTHER SIDE OF THE DENSELY VEGETATED EMBANKMENT IS THE PUBLIC
PAVEMENT AND ROAD. IN CASE IT ESCAPED YOUR ATTENTION -
“Since the site immediately adjoins existing open storage activities at the company’s premises, no additional harm arising from intrusion on residential amenity, particularly by reason of noise will be involved.”
COMMENT: HOW CAN 135 DECIBEL NOISE LEVELS AT 21 METRES AWAY NOT INCREASE BY MOVING TO 3 METRES AWAY FROM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES?
“For security purposes, a 2.4 metre high palisade fence was erected to prevent unauthorised access, the fence was regarded as necessary from a crime prevention point of view.”
COMMENT: ER... THOUGHT YOU SAID YOU HAD ERECTED THE FENCE TO “IMPROVE AND PROTECT” OUR VISUAL OUTLOOK? THE CRIME PREVENTION POINT OF VIEW IS FASCINATING WHEN THE FENCING WAS ERECTED AROUND STOLEN LAND BY THE TRESPASSER WHO STOLE IT IN THE FIRST PLACE! A TRESPASSER WANTING TO KEEP TRESPASSERS OUT!
Not with standing the FACT that 1, 677 square metres of CPO land was returned to
Rayden Engineering -
Like Pinocchio it was YET ANOTHER LIE! Guess that nose must be awfully big by now.
DASTARDLY DEEDS
Rayden Engineering are so short of storage space that the land they are currently having to pile all of their “low key” “large footprint” equipment on has now become so OVERCROWDED they have just sneaked through permission from the Traffic Commissioner to store and operate SIX articulated vehicles and SIX trailers on the “cramped” existing storage area. In anticipation of the Traffic Commissioners CONSENT to use this overcrowded storage area as an extended HGV operating centre several HGV’s was already being parked up and retrieved from the site. How convenient that the Public Notice for an extension of the HGV Operators Licence appeared in a publication on a nondescript day unlikely to be read by those affected and the deadline for the residents comments has passed! But the POLICE and EREWASH BOROUGH COUNCIL still have another week to OBJECT! We won’t be holding our breath on this one!!!
COMING SOON -
“Visual impact will be relatively insignificant.”
RAYDEN ENGINEERING
“There was a few small trees and shrubs...the Appellant cleared the site of this offending material...and strongly submits that the appearance of the site as now cleared cannot be regarded as unacceptable”
RAYDEN ENGINEERING
“Items of plant and equipment will be stored to a low overall height.”
RAYDEN ENGINEERING
“Movement of vehicles will be limited and involve short periods of work.”
RAYDEN ENGINEERING
“The application is regarded as low key and highly unlikely to cause offence to amenity.”
RAYDEN ENGINEERING
Just two of the many damaged residents vehicles.
The narrow confines of Wentworth Street, a small cul-
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