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Erect a 20kW wind turbine (max height 27.2m)

Appietown (Land Near) Rendall Orkney KW17 2PB

DecidedReference: 12/005/TPPOrkney Islands

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Application location

Appietown (Land Near) Rendall Orkney KW17 2PB

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Turbine Planning Permission
Received
10 Jan 2012
Validated
14 Feb 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Orkney Islands

Application overview

Erect a 20kW wind turbine (max height 27.2m)

Proposal details

Reference
12/005/TPP
Alternative references
000031261-001
Ward
West Mainland

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Documents 25 of 25

DocumentPublishedAction
Completion of Development NoticeCompletion of Development Notice · PDF1 Oct 2012View
Initiation of Development NoticeInitiation of Development Notice · PDF21 Jun 2012View
Ofcom (Office of Communications)Consultation Response · PDF16 May 2012View
ApprovedDecision Notice · PDF12 May 2012View
Planning Handling ReportPlanning Handling Report · PDF11 May 2012View
JRC (Joint Radio Company)Consultation Response · PDF4 May 2012View
MoD (Ministry of Defence)Consultation Response · PDF24 Apr 2012View
Historic ScotlandConsultation Response · PDF18 Apr 2012View
Atkins LtdConsultation Response · PDF10 Apr 2012View
Roads ServicesConsultation Response · PDF10 Apr 2012View
NATS (National Air Traffic Services)Consultation Response · PDF5 Apr 2012View
Location PlanDrawing - Approved · PDF4 Apr 2012View
Site PlanDrawing - Approved · PDF4 Apr 2012View
Foundation PlanDrawing - Approved · PDF4 Apr 2012View
Foundation PlanDrawing - Approved · PDF4 Apr 2012View
Screening Opinion ? EIA Not RequiredOther · PDF15 Mar 2012View
JRC (Joint Radio Company)Consultation Response · PDF8 Mar 2012View
MoD (Ministry of Defence)Consultation Response · PDF8 Mar 2012View
Historic ScotlandConsultation Response · PDF6 Mar 2012View
Atkins LtdConsultation Response · PDF1 Mar 2012View
NATS (National Air Traffic Services)Consultation Response · PDF24 Feb 2012View
Roads ServicesConsultation Response · PDF23 Feb 2012View
Environmental HealthConsultation Response · PDF23 Feb 2012View
Turbine Planning PermissionApplication Form · PDF11 Jan 2012View
Elevation PlansDrawing - Approved · PDF11 Jan 2012View

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Decision & conditions

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