Paceville plan produces more pollution, noise and waste.
The article I came across today talks about Paceville's new master plan. Marthese
Portelli, who is a shadow minister of the opposition party does not agree with
this new master plan. This render project would generate even more noise
and waste pollution. The Planning Authority released a new video showing a new
version for Paceville. This would provide more open spaces, making views a
priority. Traffic and human congestion are also taken into consideration. In fact, no confirmed discussion was done
between The Planning Authority, responsible for land-use planning and
environment regulation and the Environment ministry when the plan was being
talked about.
When
it comes to the government, she made sure to question him if studies were carried
out regarding empty properties and how they could be used for elderly people instead
of building additional storeys even in urban conservation areas and outside
development zones. Wasteserv was also charged by Dr. Portelli due to
mismanagement:
“Why was it that the number of
black waste bags had shot up while recycled waste had gone down? Why is it that
the smell of emitting from the Maghtab Landfill is unbearable?”
I
do have mixed opinions about this project. Surely, tourists from all over the
world come to visit Paceville. As a local, I think that work can be done to
improve the area especially when it comes to traffic congestion. Since the area
is crowded most of the time even during the day, this render project providing
open, wider spaces would be a good idea for sure. However as much as I agree
with this situation, I also strongly disagree. Due to migrants entering our
country, our population is growing at a fast rate and this is already
increasing the population levels. Such projects like this would in fact harm
our environment especially if high rise buildings continue to arise. If so,
habitat degradation would become an issue.

This picture of the plan shows how
open and how much space there is.
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