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Not in Atlantic Gardens!
Dear Editor,
We seek through your newspaper to bring to the attention of the relevant authorities the establishing of a commercial tyre business at Lot No 26 W Atlantic Gardens, and to ask that something be done urgently to stop this madness.
These people have hundreds of tyres in the open space with a 14 foot fence around so no one can see, and don’t talk about the mosquitoes. Now it appears as if they are expanding although we learnt that the Government recently told them and the owners of Lot No 27, to stop what they are doing. Somebody must do an inspection and see what we are talking about.
Atlantic Gardens is a prime residential area and we cannot understand how these people are getting permission to do what they are doing.
Perhaps it is true as they are boasting openly; they have money and they can pay the right people. We call on Government to take urgent action in this matter. Definitely, corruption is involved here.
Residents of Atlantic Gardens
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