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From: Martin Clark <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, 30 April, 2009 13:00:26
Subject: [canals-list] Ca n al to be fenced off





A 3 ft 6 in high "safety fence" is to be erected alongside Canal Street 
in Manchester, next to the stone wall between the street and the canal. 
The fence will have stainless steel posts alongside the wall, curving to 
support a stainless steel rail above the wall, with the space between 
wall and rail filled by reinforced glass panels.

If the plan is approved, the fence will change the appearance of the 
historic canalside location. Unusually for a canal, the street itself 
forms part of the towpath.

I have written more about this here:
http://www.penninew aterways. co.uk/news/ news2009a. htm#rochdale1
I have included links to the plans, so that you can see exactly what is 
proposed, and to the place on the council's web site where comments on 
the application can be made.

The page includes a photo of a boat being horsedrawn along this stretch 
of canal, which would no longer be possible with the proposed fence in 
place.
-- 
Martin Clark

Pennine Waterways Website http://www.penninew aterways. co.uk


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Mom Power: Discover the community of moms doing more for their families, for 
the world and for each otherSafety for who? certainly not for canal users and 
if anyone falls in, the canal the fence would impede rescuers.This is an ill 
conceived barmpot idea and should be knocked on the head. Heritage would be 
destroyed. How about getting the area canal shedualed as an ancient monument 
that would slow the planners down.CKP
 
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