The plans for the Abermule Bulk Recycling Facility were refused by Natural Resources Wales in March after it said it had concerns about the scheme's fire prevention and mitigation plan and the supply of water in the event of a fire.
The plans for the Abermule Bulk Recycling Facility were refused by Natural Resources Wales in March after it said it had concerns about the scheme's fire prevention and mitigation plan and the supply of water in the event of a fire.
The materials received on site would be segregated before arrival and once bulked together, the materials would be transferred off-site to processors to turn into new products. Ann Weedy, Mid Wales Operations Manager for NRW said: “We know that people have strong views on the proposed development. The full public consultation will provide an opportunity for these concerns to be heard.
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