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Erection of up to 42 wind turbines (150m height to blade tip) with a maximum generating capacity of 150 megawatts and associated infrastructure (Scoping opinion request for S36 application)

The Queesnsberry Estate Between Sanquhar And Wanlockhead (Dumfries And Galloway) - Site To The West Of Leadhills

DecidedReference: CL/16/X0032/NEWSouth Lanarkshire

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Scoping opinion request
Received
1 Feb 2016
Validated
1 Feb 2016
Determination deadline
7 Mar 2016
Local authority
South Lanarkshire

Application overview

Erection of up to 42 wind turbines (150m height to blade tip) with a maximum generating capacity of 150 megawatts and associated infrastructure (Scoping opinion request for S36 application)

Proposal details

Reference
CL/16/X0032/NEW
Ward
04 Clydesdale South
Agent
Land Use Consultants Ltd

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Application location

The Queesnsberry Estate Between Sanquhar And Wanlockhead (Dumfries And Galloway) - Site To The West Of Leadhills

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
Nlei 6615-018_r0_scheme_l07tl15P-Plans · PDF7 Mar 2017View
Nlei - formal scoping and gatecheck response tableP-Application Mail · PDF7 Mar 2017View
Fig05-03_6615-002_ztvP-Supporting Information · PDF2 Feb 2016View
Fig10-01_6615-005_accessroutesP-Supporting Information · PDF2 Feb 2016View
Fig11-01_6615-004_culturaldesignationsP-Supporting Information · PDF2 Feb 2016View
Fig05-01_6615-007_lctP-Supporting Information · PDF2 Feb 2016View
Fig07-01_6615-003_ecology_ornithologyP-Supporting Information · PDF2 Feb 2016View
North lowther energy initiative scoping report (2)P-Supporting Information · PDF2 Feb 2016View
Fig02-01_6615-001_preliminaryturbinelayoutP-Supporting Information · PDF2 Feb 2016View
Fig01-01_6615-08_sitelocationP-Supporting Information · PDF2 Feb 2016View
Fig05-02_6615-006_landscape designationsP-Supporting Information · PDF2 Feb 2016View

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Scoping opinion adopted
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