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Optimist wrote:
On Thu, 30 Aug 2012 10:34:39 +0100, "News" wrote: Optimist wrote: "Oh look! We've got all those brownfield sites! Let's build over the rest of XXXshire!" Countryside organisations are demanding all city brownfield sites be built on. Many think all new developments can be on brownfield sites despite only 14% of demand being catered for on current brownfield sites. This should be resisted as we now have an ideal opportunity to leave most of these sites vacant, cleaned up and made natural again by turning them into parks, woods and encouraging wildlife for the local population to enjoy. This is an ideal opportunity to improve brownfield areas, improving the quality of life of urban dwellers. Righting the wrongs of the incompetent planners of the past. Areas like Hampstead Heath could be actively encouraged. Woods in towns and cities would also be a great bonus. The deliberate differentiation between town and country requires abolition as the Town & Country planning act attempts to divide. Using the words town and country sets the tone. It creates conflict. It creates two separate societies. It creates distrust. One of the reasons that developers do not like to have to use brownfield sites is the cost of decontaminating land that has been used for industry. Yep. |
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