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Erect a wind turbine generator (max. height 67m) with hard standing and switchgear enclosure

Upper Stove (Land Near), Deerness

DecidedReference: 09/204/PPFOrkney Islands

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Application location

Upper Stove (Land Near), Deerness

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Planning Permission Full
Received
30 Apr 2009
Validated
8 May 2009
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Orkney Islands

Application overview

Erect a wind turbine generator (max. height 67m) with hard standing and switchgear enclosure

Proposal details

Reference
09/204/PPF
Ward
East Mainland, South Ronaldsay & Burray
Agent
Orkney Sustainable Energy Ltd

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Documents 25 of 25

DocumentPublishedAction
Scottish GovernmentConsultation Response · PDF17 Feb 2016View
SEPA regarding CMSOther · PDF13 Jul 2011View
Construction Method StatementOther · PDF12 Jul 2011View
Location & Site PlanDrawing - Approved · PDF21 Jun 2011View
ApprovedDecision Notice · PDF10 Jun 2011View
Location PlanDrawing - Approved · PDF10 Jun 2011View
Groundworks PlanDrawing - Approved · PDF10 Jun 2011View
Elevation & SpecificationsDrawing - Approved · PDF10 Jun 2011View
PhotomontagesOther · PDF23 Dec 2010View
6th October 2010Committee Report · PDF28 Sept 2010View
Development Planning & RegenerationConsultation Response · PDF10 Sept 2010View
7th October 2009Committee Report · PDF15 Apr 2010View
Minute of Committee MeetingOther · PDF12 Oct 2009View
HIAL (Highlands & Islands Airports Ltd) - Final CommentConsultation Response · PDF31 Aug 2009View
SNH (Scottish Natural Heritage)Consultation Response · PDF4 Aug 2009View
Roads ServicesConsultation Response · PDF21 Jul 2009View
MoD (Ministry of Defence)Consultation Response · PDF12 Jun 2009View
NATS (National Air Traffic Services)Consultation Response · PDF3 Jun 2009View
Scottish WaterConsultation Response · PDF29 May 2009View
Historic ScotlandConsultation Response · PDF29 May 2009View
Environmental HealthConsultation Response · PDF29 May 2009View
HIAL (Highlands & Islands Airports Ltd)Consultation Response · PDF29 May 2009View
SEPA (Scottish Environment Protection Agency)Consultation Response · PDF27 May 2009View
Roads ServicesConsultation Response · PDF15 May 2009View
Full Planning ApplicationApplication Form · PDF5 May 2009View

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