A new wastewater treatment works has been provisionally approved by the Island’s Planning Committee.
Manx Utilities announced today that its plans to build the facility, which would be located off Glenfaba Road in Peel was upheld by the committee.
Full approval will not be received until after the three-week appeal window, with land ownership and planning conditions to be addressed before any work commences.
The first phase of construction is planned for autumn 2024.
We are pleased to announce that the Planning Officer’s recommendation for approval of the new wastewater treatment works for Peel was upheld by the Planning Committee today. We look forward to sharing our plans as we progress with the project #IslandPlan: https://t.co/zf9IBbMO6t pic.twitter.com/S0mI6RIu1U
— Manx Utilities #smarterliving (@manx_utilities) July 8, 2024
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