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1. I object to the concrete batching plant unless a landscape plan is provided by a qualified landscape architect or professional horticulturalist. These plants are historically an eyesore and have no landscaping to prevent dust issues.

   The consent should condition that on windy days the storage areas will be covered to prevent sand or cement materials from being blown off site.

   An adequate landscaped buffer to the street say 5 metres is normally required, along the frontage.

   The plant species chosen should provide adequate screening to assist in dust reduction (blown) on the roads on windy days). Trees and shrubs should be chosen with a tree every 7 metres, and 2 metre high shrubs in a line (2 m apart) in front of the trees.

   A Maintenance program should be provided to indicate how the landscaping is to be watered, fertilised etc

2. have they provided adequate landscaping ? to screen the development ie trees and shrubs
   will bin areas be covered during windy days ?
   Hours of operation ? does that include mixing on site
   How many trucks ?

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