RESIDENTS?OF BAGATELLE, ST THOMAS, are being shown how the controversial Bagatelle Metal Dump will operate ahead of its reopening.
Earlier this week the residents received letters inviting them to a meeting at the dump site on Saturday.
The letters were signed by Paul Bynoe, managing director of B’s Bottle and Metal Recycling Plant, which has taken over the dump from Government.
Following complaints from residents about the operation of the dump, the Town & Country Planning Department ordered the preparatory work halted until an environmental impact study was conducted. Six residents also filed a court injunction against Government giving the dump to a private entity.
‘Open house’
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