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SCOPING REQUEST FOR 1 WIND TURBINE (MAXIMUM HEIGHT 100M) INCLUDING TRANSFORMER AND SUB-STATIONS

LAND EAST OF KILTON THORPE LANE BROTTON (EASTING:469340; NORTHING:518496)

DecisionReference: R/2014/0247/SCPRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Decision
Application type
SCOPING OPINION
Received
24 Apr 2014
Validated
24 Apr 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

SCOPING REQUEST FOR 1 WIND TURBINE (MAXIMUM HEIGHT 100M) INCLUDING TRANSFORMER AND SUB-STATIONS

Proposal details

Reference
R/2014/0247/SCP
Agent
TNEI SERVICES LTD

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Application location

LAND EAST OF KILTON THORPE LANE BROTTON (EASTING:469340; NORTHING:518496)

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DocumentPublishedAction
Consultee - NATS.pdfConsultee response - National Air Traffic Control6 May 2014View
120158-R_2014_0247_SCP- EIA Scoping single turbine Kilton Thorpe Lane Brotton.pdfConsultee response - Natural England9 May 2014View
Memo Style 0247.pdfConsultee response - OfCom13 May 2014View
norther powergrid.pdfConsultee response - Northern Powergrid13 May 2014View
Archaeological_Advice_-_Turbine_Kilton_Thorpe_Lane_R-2014-0247-SCP.pdfConsultee response - North East Archaeological Research16 May 2014View
2014-0247 Land East of Kilton Thorpe Lane Brotton.pdfConsultee response - Highways20 May 2014View
Windfarms - 247.pdfConsultee response - Joint Radio Company Ltd20 May 2014View
Contaminated Land.pdfConsultee response - Contaminated Land22 May 2014View
Planning Nuisance.pdfConsultee response - Planning Nuisance22 May 2014View
PlanningProposal.pdfConsultee response - Environment Agency28 May 2014View
Kilton Thorpe Lane Scoping Fig 1.pdfLocation Plan24 Apr 2014View
Kilton Thorpe Lane Scoping Fig 2.pdfZTV with Landscape Designations24 Apr 2014View
Kilton Thorpe Lane Scoping Fig 3.pdfZTV with Landscape and Heritage Designations24 Apr 2014View
Kilton Thorpe Lane Scoping Fig 6.pdfCumulative Location Plan24 Apr 2014View
Kilton Thorpe Lane Scoping Fig 4.pdfZTV with Viewpoint Locations24 Apr 2014View
Kilton Thorpe Lane Scoping Fig 5.pdfLocal Landscape Context Plan24 Apr 2014View
2014 04 16 8918 Scoping Report R2.pdfScoping Report24 Apr 2014View

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