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2693 days ago

And it just got worse.......

Justine from The Brook

.......Apparently the Sanctuary are no longer bound by the consent conditions to aerially drop poison:

From: Mandy Bishop
Date: 16 May 2017 at 17:19
Subject: RE: Sanctuary Fence consent conditions
To: Richard Sullivan ( one of the few notified property owners bordering the sanctuary)

Hello Richard

With the national regulations coming into force the Trust have applied for a partial surrender of their consent essentially removing all the conditions relating to the discharge of brodifacoum. This has been accepted by the Council.

A copy of the acceptance is attached for your information. You will note in appendix B the Trust have some requirements to meet to be permitted under this regulation and we will be monitoring for compliance with these standards.

Cheers
Mandy.

What this means is:

- No need to notify public or neighbours.

- Don't need fence wof.

- No bigger zones or people to pick up poison dropped outside.

- No requirement to minimise bykill.

However, the fence does need to be approved by council. This is where council can actually now stop the drop. By confirming the fence is insecure it can refuse permission.
We need to impress on council that they now have the ability to say yay or nay. They must stay nay.

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