○	Despite 117 letters and 600 petitioners objecting, SSDC pressed ahead with their own planning application

○	The Town Council recommend refusal in accordance with planning rules

○	Local residents were given less than 10 weeks to object

○	No public consultation about the location of building

○	Public wanted cafe and toilets at playground 400 metres away

○	One quarter of the building has light industrial usage

○	SSDC claimed this was a small building but it will cost £353,000

○	A beautiful Maple tree and Silver Birches to be felled

○	Hedges removed screening car park

○	The flat landscape to be scarred by 250m2 footprint of this building 18 feet high

○	Diverse groups of people who use the land will lose out

○	Alternative sites for Rangers Building discounted

○	The future of this lost land is tied to Goldenstones money-making redevelopment

○	Tax payers money used to finance planning development without adequate public consultation

○	Key SSDC staff not kept up to date with local changes to mains services

○	Building only 10 metres from curtilage of private residential property

○	Formerly a quiet location, this will now allow parties of up to 79 people.

○	Noise will emanate from a heat pump as well as public and vehicular usage

○	Important documents omitted from SSDC web site affecting planning decision-making process.

○	Heritage grant denies Yeovilians of their park heritage

○	In 1988, SSDC promised never to build in the open space here once Goldenstones plans were approved