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EIA Scoping Request for proposed cable manufacturing facility including the construction of up to a 185m extrusion tower with associated factories, research and testing laboratories, offices with associated stores, transport, access, parking and landscaping with on-site generation and electrical infrastructure and cable delivery system

Southannan Sands Hunterston Coal Terminal Fairlie Largs Ayrshire KA29 0AZ

Scoping/Screening AgreedReference: 21/01094/EIANorth Ayrshire

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Application summary

Status
Scoping/Screening Agreed
Application type
Env Impact Assessment Scoping/Screening
Received
12 Nov 2021
Validated
16 Nov 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
North Ayrshire

Application overview

EIA Scoping Request for proposed cable manufacturing facility including the construction of up to a 185m extrusion tower with associated factories, research and testing laboratories, offices with associated stores, transport, access, parking and landscaping with on-site generation and electrical infrastructure and cable delivery system

Proposal details

Reference
21/01094/EIA
Ward
North Coast And Cumbraes
Agent
RPS Consulting Services Ltd F.A.O. Mark Barrett

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Application location

Southannan Sands Hunterston Coal Terminal Fairlie Largs Ayrshire KA29 0AZ

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Documents 10 of 10

DocumentPublishedAction
Hunterston scoping report finalEIA · PDF12 Nov 2021View
Landscape designations planDrawing · PDF12 Nov 2021View
Landscape character planDrawing · PDF12 Nov 2021View
Preliminary zone of theoretical visibility (ztv)Drawing · PDF12 Nov 2021View
Preliminary zone of theoretical visibility (ztv) 10km extent (both tower and buiDrawing · PDF12 Nov 2021View
Preliminary zone of theoretical visibility (ztv) - 50km extentDrawing · PDF12 Nov 2021View
Preliminary zone of theoretical visibility (ztv) - 50km extent (both tower and bDrawing · PDF12 Nov 2021View
Environmental constraints planDrawing · PDF12 Nov 2021View
Indicative development zonesDrawing · PDF12 Nov 2021View
Site location planDrawing · PDF12 Nov 2021View

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Decision & conditions

Scoping Agreed
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