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Wrexham Council turned down the application on the grounds it would have a negative impact on the landscape of the area, as well as the character and setting of the World Heritage Site at Pontcysyllte Aqueduct. Members also said the development would hurt Chirk Castle, particularly the park and gardens. And Chirk North councillor Ian Roberts said Kronospan has shown no respect for the planning process by pushing ahead with construction. He said: “I am not surprised they have already begun development but I would be surprised if the Planning Inspectorate overturns the decision. “The public in Chirk were determined this would not happen and it seems there is not a great deal of respect for the planning process on the part of Kronospan.” Clwyd South AM Ken Skates was unavailable for comment.Follow and like the Border Counties Advertizer Facebook page by clicking here The melamine facing of MDF/particle board is currently undertaken within a series of process buildings and warehouses at the site.

These buildings currently house the melamine facing presses, the equipment used to apply melamine sheets to the MDF/particle board manufactured at the site. To facilitate the development, Kronospan says it will be necessary to demolish and relocate the hydraulic oil and diesel storage tanks, a vehicle filling station, garage service building and other associated infrastructure that are located in the footprint of the proposed building extension. Melamine faced board has been produced on the Chirk manufacturing site since the start of operations in 1973. The firm says the product is essential to the viability of the plant and represents almost 60 per cent of the total £230-plus million turnover of the UK business. Bosses claim the existing production equipment is dated and inefficient, and the process flow does not help achieve good productivity. They say the appeal proposal is necessary to enable the business to re-configure the melamine facing department to ensure it is much more productive and efficient.