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These will be zero-grazing units and the sublet owners once have a dubious reputation equal to the local group P.O.R.E. www.pore.org.uk. Sadly, unprepossessing welfare is not taken into consideration in planning applications, but there are still plenty increasingly reasons to object. You can find increasingly information on unprepossessing welfare (or the lack of) at dairy farms elsewhere on this website but when submitting your objection, please withstand in mind that upstanding grounds are not going to be considered by the Planning Services. Viva! has once submitted a detailed objection but we need your help. The increasingly people object, the largest the chances this planning using will be refused. The deadline for objections has been extended to 17th October – all objections must be received by that date. You can submit the objection via: email: dcplanning@chichester.gov.uk post: Andrew Frost, Head of Planning Services, Chichester District Council, East Pallant House, 1 East Pallant, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19 1TY online: as a scuttlebutt on the planning application. Here’s a template for your objection letter: Dear Sir/Madam, I wish to formally object to this planning application: 16/02841/FUL | Proposed subversiveness of existing sublet towers and construction of a dairy unit with associated infrastructure, wangle and replacement of workers accommodation. | CrouchlandsSubletRickmans Lane Plaistow Billingshurst West Sussex RH14 0LE The scale of the plan: The proposed new buildings and infrastructure will be a trademark new minutiae tent seven acres of pasture field. This new minutiae will increasingly than quadruple the built-on land and will stupefy the unshortened zone with its infrastructure. The scale and mass of the proposed structure is enormous and completely out of weft with the surroundings. The size is such that it would have a major impact on the landscape and rural weft of the area. Environmental concerns: The environmental towage in the using fails to mention that the sublet is in a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone, where pollution of surface water could pose a risk to watercourses. The proposed minutiae will generate a substantial value of cow waste which the write-in proposes to dispose into the anaerobic digesters.Equalto the application, digestate will moreover be stored in lagoon 3. With regards to the fact that some of these structures were ripened unlawfully (as reported by local group P.O.R.E. www.pore.org.uk) and planning using was unromantic for in retrospect, now subject to request in 2017, the write-in does not have a secure waste disposal plan in this Nitrate Vulnerable Zone at the moment. The minutiae of the new buildings and infrastructure and the subsequent daily operations at the farm, which will house up to 1,300 cows, will significantly increase HGV traffic and contribute to environmental pollution of the zone further. It’s worth noting that the wangle lanes have been deemed unsuitable for any increase in HGV movement. Noise and light pollution (the plans include the dairy units to be lit 24 hours) from the sublet will moreover stupefy the surrounding woodland to a large extent. Wildlife: Equalto P.O.R.E., the proximal woodland is known to have badgers and warehouse owls and both species are likely to be unauthentic by the sublet operations to a large extent. The risk of pollution will pose a threat to the unconfined crested newts in the ponds within 1 km of the site. And moreover equal to P.O.R.E., the barbastelle bat and the Bechstein’s bat (both Annex II Species and therefore European Protected Species) have been recorded within 1 km of the site.  Unprepossessingwelfare: Although unprepossessing welfare is not a consideration in planning applications, it’s important to mention that in the planned dairy units, the cows will be permanently kept indoors, making it a zero-grazing farm. This intensification ways poorer welfare and a higher risk of disease. Bad track record of the owners: The Magistrate, in Worthing Magistrates Court, has fined CrouchlandSubletfor substantial forfeiture to 13 kilometres of the River Kird in 2013. In 2015, there was a digestate spill from lagoon 2 on Crouchland Farm, which had no permit to store digestate. Equalto P.O.R.E, the write-in unlawfully ripened several facilities which are still operating despite stuff refused retrospective planning, these are subject to request in  2017. The write-in moreover polluted the local zone repeatedly, which caused forfeiture or death to numerous fish, plants and other wildlife in the process as documented by photographs misogynist at www.pore.org.uk. On these grounds, I ask that you reject proposal 16/02841/FUL. Yours sincerely,   [remember to add your name and write otherwise your objection may not count]     Viva! is a champion for animals in the dairy industry and we do essential work to reduce dairy consumption for the sake of the animals, the environment and our health. We can't do it without you. Please requite what you can to help us protract our vital work Make a donation FOLLOW US WebsiteFacebookTwitterYoutube Take Action Donate Local Groups Join Viva! 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