I object to Cleanaway running a waste resource facility and a waste transfer facility at Erskine Park until the current problems with odours are controlled. Currently we have regular odour problems stemming mainly from a SITA facility.

Until it can be guaranteed that the smell isn't going to be an issue I believe that this should be put on hold until we no longer receive any smells from existing facilities.

I understand that there are steps that are supposed to stop this smelling but there doesn't appear to be any evidence to prove that this is the case.

In addition to the odour problem there are going to be over 200 extra trucks per day in the area. The roads as they are cannot cope with the additional trucks that are now in the area from the industrial areas that are now part of Erskine Park. The roads need to be fixed before you even consider that a new waste facility with additional trucks will be operational.

I quite often see children crossing Ersking Park Road and running to get across, on more than one occasion I have had to brake so that I don't hit a child. Will it take someone getting seriously injured or killed before Erskine Park Road is upgraded?

I would like to think that there aren't any issues with the smell for everyone's health long term but I believe that we won't really know for another 10-15 years if there is the possibility of people getting terminal illnesses from the smell. Who knows what else is coming in on the breeze?

Please reconsider the waste facility until it is certain that the smell issue is under control, traffic isn't going to be an issue and every member of the communities health isn't going to be adversely affected.

Odour, Noise or Traffic Impacts

Already sick of the existing smell, most nights have poor air quality already. We done need any other waste places around here to make the smell worse and de-value our houses !

This is a fairly new and chastely growing area with shops, schools and the like. Do not add horrid smells to this clean area. The tip will not help buyers or sellers coming or going to this beautiful area. Put the tip further away from residential areas. We can smell the eastern creek tip here as well.

To who it may concern. We live in St Clair and the stench is unbareable. We do not want this to continue. It can be late at night, first thing in morning or anytime of the day. We have had to close our doors and windows the odour has been so bad. We should not have to lock ourselves in our houses. This is effecting how we live. Strongly objecting. Those who want that kind of smell put in the area where they live

As a resident of Erskine park who is continually subjected to offensive odours coming from the Walgrove road Rubbish tip, I oppose any submission that will lead to increased odours in our suburb. With the dominant wind direction being from the south west, and this transfer station located much closer than Walgrove road tip, we can expect far worse odours than Walgrove road tip is currently emitting. Erskine park is a family friendly suburb, this station should be located elsewhere with a far less populated area.

way to close to schools family day care centres shops houses, they can find a more appropriate area for the dumping.

I strongly object to the above being approved.

I object strongly to this proposal because of increased trucks,and the air quality is already bad on cretain days depending on the wind direction,

Don't build this monstrosity so close to residential homes!