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April 2010 Construction of temporary waste transfer station			2010-04-22 14:58:09
CREECH ST MICHAEL PARISH COUNCIL CONCERNS Re: Application no. 4/14/10/0007 Proposal: Change of use of land and construction of temporary waste transfer station Location: O.S. Field Ref: 4275 and 4700 (pt), Old Langaller Lane, Creech Heathfield Points of concern to raise regarding the above application: Noise pollution: How much noise will be generated when using the site, not only by lorries entering and leaving the site, but the actual work on the dumped materials. Dust pollution: How much dust will be generated on a daily basis. When the wind changes direction, what effect will this have on residents close to the site? Water Cause – there is a stream running through the site – how can you ensure no pollution will enter this water. Vehicle movements: The proposal states 40 vehicle movements a day. How will this effect the road and traffic movement along the main road. Direction of Lorries: How will you ensure lorries do not go through the centre of Creech St Michael, and along Hyde Lane, especially during school drop off and collection times. Working Hours: These are stated as 7.30am till 5.30pm Monday to Saturday, with a possibility of deliveries outside these core times. How will this affect local residents. The application states Temporary – how long are you planning on carrying out works here and is there a time limit. Understand this site is a green field site and not a brown field site as stated. Responses to the above application should be sent to: Deadline 30th April 2010. Mr Bob Mills The Planning Control Team Environmental Management Group County Hall Taunton TA1 4DY Email: rwmills@somerset.gov.uk

April 2010 Proposed new Pharmacy in CSM			2010-04-20 14:56:52
CREECH ST MICHAEL PARISH COUNCIL Contact details for responding to the proposed new Pharmacy in CSM. Deadline 5th May 2010. Mrs Lenus Tovey Primary Care Pharmaceutical Contracts Somerset Primary Care Trust Quantock Room, Level 2 East Reach House East Reach Taunton TA1 3EN Points to raise: Existing Medical Centre has an existing dispensing facility. It’s convenient to patients, as they can collect their prescription after seeing the doctor on site. The New Medical Centre being built will continue to offer the dispensing services on site. The new Medical Centre is desperately needed for all parishioners – it will be bigger and capable of taking on more patients. New housing is being built so new residents will need a local surgery. If the existing dispensing license is lost, there is a real possibility of losing the new medical centre, and/or a doctor and staff. The existing surgery relies on the dispensing of prescriptions as a large part of its business.