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Erection of a 5 turbine wind farm with a height of 84m to blade tip and associated infrastructure including transformers, access tracks, control building, underground cabling, meteorological mast, formation of new access from Whitley Road and temporary construction compound (EIA).

Land at Spicer Hill, Whitley Road, Whitley Common near Ingbirchworth

WithdrawnReference: 2008/0804Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Full
Received
8 May 2008
Validated
8 May 2008
Determination deadline
7 Aug 2008
Local authority
Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Erection of a 5 turbine wind farm with a height of 84m to blade tip and associated infrastructure including transformers, access tracks, control building, underground cabling, meteorological mast, formation of new access from Whitley Road and temporary construction compound (EIA).

Proposal details

Reference
2008/0804
Agent
Arcus Renewable Energy Consulting LTD

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Application location

Land at Spicer Hill, Whitley Road, Whitley Common near Ingbirchworth

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2008_0804 Application Form.pdf ( 3.72 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
2008 0804 Volume 3 Technical Appendices.pdf ( 19.96 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
2008_0804 Design and Access Statement.pdf ( 2.06 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
2008_0804 Environmental Statement 2.pdf ( 6.42 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
2008_0804 Environmental Statement 3.pdf ( 4.03 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
2008_0804 Environmental Statement 5.pdf ( 6.1 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
2008_0804 Environmental Statement 7.pdf ( 2.88 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
2008_0804 Environmental Statement 8.pdf ( 10.02 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
2008_0804 Environmental Statement Volume 2 Figures.pdf ( 4.22 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
2008_0804 Environmental Statement.pdf ( 3.93 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
2008_0804 Environmentla Statement 4.pdf ( 3.5 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
2008_0804 Location Plan.pdf ( 4.86 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
2008_0804 Site Layout.pdf ( 0.82 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
2008_0804 Volume 1 Non Technical Summary and Environmental Assessments.pdf ( 16.12 MB )Council documentNot publishedView
2008_084 Environmental Statement 6.pdf ( 2.71 MB )Council documentNot publishedView

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