Objectors say a planned storage development on the outskirts of Thirsk will ruin a wildlife haven.
Developers said there would be adequate separation distances between homes on Poppy Drive and the storage containersA plan to place storage containers on a greenfield site in North Yorkshire would destroy "a plethora of wildlife", objectors have claimed.
Scriven Properties said the units would be placed on land off Cedar Road for three years, prior to it being used for "employment units".One objector said: "This proposal will lower the tone of the area and as many young children live in the estate will thus become a danger to them." The gardens of the homes on nearby Poppy Drive would be about 16ft from the containers, which the proposal said was an "adequate separation distance".
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