RE: Loxley15 Jul 2022 11:46
I’m confused ibug, did I dream the mad planning meetings and the inquiry, and the proof of evidence ? No ..
They exist .
Waverly council will get the same response as Finch.. you had opportunity to comment , which you did twice and those points were concidered in the planning balance . Therefore the decision was legal.
They might argue the trucks might overhang the common land at the corner.
But they have to allow mineral development but protect the environment on the common land. As no actual harm happens to the common land , there is no harm to mitigate.
They submitted an Enviromental proof of evidence but did not call thier witness at the inquiry and UKOG had their expert available to counter any verbal evidence but he was not needed as I recall. I am confused how they think they have a case.
Other Councillor's on Waverley council reading this need to do full and proper research before treading these legal waters with tax payers money. They should start with the enquire documents and proofs of evidence. Was the case covered in the inspectors/ secretary of states report?
Happy weekend reading ;-)