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How do you persuade a polluting, dirty company that it's time to move out of the neighbourhood? You get everyone to help, from the community to every level of government. That's the challenge in Kilburn, South Australia.
If you are concerned and think Bradken should move from Kilburn to the Cast Metals precinct in Wingfield, then write to:
Minister for Urban Development and Planning, Paul Holloway: ministerholloway@saugov.sa.gov .au
Member for Adelaide, Kate Ellis: Kate.Ellis.MP@aph.gov.au
Member for Enfield, John Rau: enfield@parliament.sa.gov.au
Name: City of Port Adelaide Enfield
As cities grow, sometimes industries find themselves in conflict with encroaching residential development around them.
It's no-one's fault in particular -- but it becomes everyone's responsibility to sort it out. It can lead to a situation where people get sick and hate their lives, and companies feel that their survival is threatened.
The Bradken foundry in Kilburn, in Adelaide, South Australia, is one such case where a very real crisis point has been reached.
Bradken wants a major expansion. The surrounding community, whose health and enjoyment of life have already been badly affected, wants them to go somewhere else.
The only feasible long term solution is for the Bradken foundry to be relocated to a purpose built cast metals precinct not far away -- with financial assistance from local, state and Commonwealth governments.
This is what the City of Port Adelaide Enfield is campaigning for.
City: Port Adelaide Enfield
Hometown: Port Adelaide Enfield
Country: Australia
Occupation: Mayor Gary Johanson
Companies: City of Port Adelaide Enfield
Website: http://www.portenf.sa.gov.au