Douzaine backed on tip
Thursday 17th June 2010, 2:28PM BST.

VALE residents have joined their douzaine’s protest over Mont Cuet landfill site.
The douzaine said plans to build the tip above road level were unacceptable and those living next to L’Ancresse Common, such as Julie Eaton, feel the same way.
‘I am absolutely backing the douzaine on this,’ she said. ‘We always have the smell and it can be quite horrendous.’
Mrs Eaton said she often would not even open her windows, let alone go outside, because of the stink.
‘It will definitely get worse if they build the tip above ground level and I am against that,’ she said.
‘Coming down here today I’ve noticed the smell more than ever. It can’t be nice for neighbours or even people as far as L’Islet. I don’t think the problem is with the recycling, but more with the landfill itself. The tip isn’t really my forte but I suppose I’m seeing a tip that is steadily filling up and, over time, the smell could get a lot worse,’ said Mayside Recycling director Tommy Duquemin, pictured.
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Well…10 years of states procrastination to blame for this.
The hole is filling up, there aren’t many other big holes to use and the powers that be have made their plans around a mountain of rubbish.
Get used to it Vale residents it’ll only get worse.
Without some method of drasticly reducing the waste stream going to Mont Cuet, whether it is an incinerator or other means, being introduced SOON the outcry from the Vale will be heard at Pleinmont. (But probably not in the States Chamber)
I can’t see recycling alone making much of a difference, the so called zero waste policy is a nonsense.
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