Factory Permit Application: 6-7 Apsley Place Seaford

[Noel Tudball]

[Noel Tudball]

Council has reviewed the permit application as a Confidential item (since it is currently under consideration by Councill and Officers - http://www.frankston.vic.gov.au/files/assets/public/your_council/council_and_committee_meetings/council_minutes_and_agendas/council_minutes_2017/om310_minutes_-_11_december_2017.pdf

A decision is expected soon.

The story appeared in both local papers today:

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/leader/south-east/seaford-polystyrene-manufacturer-wuzhou-foam-australia-operating-without-proper-permit-since-2014/news-story/e9f5f286023763b49e7f939da0abe38e

http://baysidenews.com.au/2018/01/22/neighbours-fume-factory-noise/

[Noel Tudball]

[Noel Tudball]

GREAT NEWS!

Although the factory is still in the process of packing up, we thank the polystyrene factory for closing and relocating to Dandenong.

A real team effort and a good outcome for all!

The SCC acquainted residents with processes and gave a little advice, but it was the residents who did the hard yards. They were well and truly fed up after so many years and had plenty of incentive.
The residents even went that extra yard to support FCC to implement steps to try to prevent a recurrence of a noisy, polluting manufacturing process so close to private residences.

FCC Officers and Cr's efforts are to be commended and we all very much appreciate Cr Kris Bolam for listening and acting at our very first request.