Will they ever give up?
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THE long and dusty saga of Claisebrook’s concrete plants has an end in sight with an intricate land swap plan in the works. The Cook government plans to shift the plants out of the neighbourhood, b…

Surely they want to stay there as long as possible because its right on the Freeway, and right next to the city. For mixing purposes it seems like a good spot.

But i get a conrete plant that large next to your house might not be ideal.

  • Gorgritch_Umie_KillaOPM
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    10 months ago

    Yeah, the social housing angle, is a smart argument, and has a lot of merit, seeing as its so close to amenities.