New Consultation Portal for Ince Park

A new consultation portal has been developed for Ince Resource Recovery Park. The Online Consultation Portal is where every planning application relating to Ince Park will be placed.

Anyone interested in developments at Ince Park will now only have to go to this one site for information.

"This is an important innovation which is designed to encourage interaction with the local community. The Park itself already has planning permission but new planning applications will need to be submitted for every plot at Ince Park. The portal is designed to be accessible and easy to use and in a standard format so that people will get used to the format," said Myles Kitcher, director of Peel Environmental.

In addition to being able to view information on planning applications there is also a facility for people to ask questions.

The current applications for the IBAA and Timber Facility are currently featured.

http://www.inceparkconsultationportal.co.uk/

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For further information contact:

Keith Butterick: 07986 651129

Rachael Copping: 0161 629 8436 

Notes to Editors

INCE RESOURCE RECOVERY PARK (Ince Park) comprises two seperate but related elements. First, a Resource Recovery Park which will be the base for a number of waste reprocessing and re-manufacturing units. The second element is an Energy from Waste facility which will produce electricity for the national grid and adjacent users. Approximately 1500 new jobs will be created when the Park is operating fully.

About Peel Environmental

Peel Environmental is a subsidiary of Peel Holdings, one of the leading infrastructure, transport and real estate companies in Britain. Peel Environmental owns, manages and develops property in the waste, mineral and environmental technology sectors. Peel is at the forefront of developing new infrastructure to satisfy the needs of the waste and environmental technology sectors. We see the need to develop low carbon solutions to the waste and energy challenges we face as an important opportunity to create new and innovative development. We aim to develop Resource Recovery Parks - modern, clean and sustainable industrial parks that are focused on the reprocessing and re-manufacturing of waste materials with the efficient use of energy. We believe that providing specialist business space for the environmental technology sector in a holistically master planned development setting is one way to address some of the environmental challenges we face, in addition to providing major economic benefits.