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By Arthur13/9/2021 10:54Mon Sep 13 10:54:46 2021In response to Re: oops

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I don't want to bore about water usage (142 litres per day for as single person, 528 litres for a 2 person household etc). Anyway, from work done (for the club regarding the freehold purchase, soon to be completed) the only possible use for the land is existing use. The council's current rules preclude developments in the borough's flood plain areas. Residential development will be a non-starter. Therefore investment should be to try and make a go of the gym and to invest in the football team. I am not sure the existing residents would appreciate the land becoming waste land. however, it seems the existing investors are finding the fact of flooding in the area in increasing measures hard to digest. Investment in the team and the gym is urgently required by people willing to see their investment grow at a slower rate than they originally thought. COYS

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