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By: Nicolas Jouault

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Sunday, 20-Sep-2009 17:22 Email | Share | Bookmark
New building on site of major breeding colony for Common terns

 
 
 
 
 
Grande Brecque
 
Tern's eye view from Grande Breque
Spring 2009 - spot the difference!
Pictures of the previous building a large shed/hut : http://ciwatch.fotopages.com/?entry=49449
And after the storm - notice the "footprint" http://shw.ciwatch.fotopages.com/20280820/Remains-of-a-blue-hut.html

Page 57 of the Island Plan 2005

"It is recommended that the whole area of Jersey's offshore reefs should have the highest level of protection with a presumption against any new development. The Islands are included within the marine protection zone and have been approved as Ramsar sites."


"The only building work that should be permitted is the sensitive repair and restoration of the existing architectural resources and even this will require strict conditions to ensure that the work does not have an adverse environmental impact......"

And a recent States statement on seabird protection:

http://www.gov.je/NR/rdonlyres/CE40BF4A-BB2C-47B9-87C1-494C654E8DDA/0/spzlesEcrehousleaflet.pdf

"The Assistant Minister for Planning and Environment, Deputy Rob Duhamel, said: “Initiatives such as the Seabird Protection Zones are important as they assist in protecting certain species that are under pressure and give them a better chance of remaining a common sight around our coasts for this and future generations.”

"The bird species in this area are sensitive to disturbance and need to be treated with
respect and understanding."

So who owns it and how did this get accepted?
Is it just a holiday home or will it be used for research? ie observing nesting terns?
Mon 5-Oct-2009 12:11
Posted by:Neil Singleton neil.singleton@jerseymail.co.uk
The building is for personal use, the site is I understand leased from the crown.
One would have to ask Senator Cohen as to how it got passed.
And one could ask how building was allowed to take place when the birds were nesting there.
Mon 5-Oct-2009 23:10
Posted by:Nicolas Jouault


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