Attached is a PDF version of the submission emailed yesterday. This version retains the original formatting, is signed, has one minor correction and includes a map of where I live with my normal daily cycle to help overcome problems from diesel fumes shown. This is the preferred version.

John Marcer

As the mother of young children and given that I'm already terminally ill with cancer, I feel passionately about the need for filtration on the Northconnex ventilation stacks, especially the one at the Southern interchange which is in close proximity to my home, as the emissions will contain a Level-1 Human Carcinogen as identified by the World Health Organisation. I implore you not to condemn my surrounding community, especially my husband and children to a fate like mine. There is no excuse for you to risk another human beings health or even their life by unnecessarily exposing them to a known carcinogen.

I beg you to reconsider this proposal and ask you personally to consider whether you would be happy to live in the immediate fallout area of this unventilated stack.

(As the reader, you may like to note that the attachments in this submission are drawn from documents I have copied from the SCAPS Concerned Resident Group Website. Since I am in complete agreement with every detail spelled out in their comprehensive submission documents I saw no point in 'reinventing the wheel' and therefore, I have duplicated those submission documents for inclusion herein.)