“I am registering my opposition to the erection of a second row of pylons across Anglesey.
I do so for the following reasons:

I strongly believe that this will have a detrimental effect on both the farming and tourism industries. Both are very important to the economy of Anglesey. If the cable was laid underground, this would not be the case. Laying the cable under the sea would be even better.There are no valid reasons why this cannot be done. The overhead option will mar the landscape for well over sixty years.
The effect of a second row, and possibly a third in time, will have a serious effect on land and property values. This has not been considered by the National Grid. They cite cost as a reason for not doing considering other variants : the cost to the people of this Island will be far greater than the extra expense to the National Grid at this time.
Overhead cabling will be visible from a number of AONB. indeed, they will be visible from many areas along the route.
I also fear the pylons because of the probable health dangers. There are two trains of thought on this but it is far better to err on the safe side and underground the cable. This would greatly lessen any possible effects. By not taking note of the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act, the Grid is ignoring the health and wellbeing of our present and future residents.
I also believe that the consultation is flawed. Throughout the process the National Grid has ignored the wishes of the vast majority living here. It has acted like a bully.
I ask you to reject this planning application.
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