“WIND Turbine Plan — PERMISSION is being sought for two wind turbines in the hills between Greenock and Loch Thom. The turbines are proposed for Scroggy Bank and would be 30-metres high at the hub and 45-metres high at the blade tip. The application is pending consideration by Inverclyde Council planning department.” [From Inverclyde Now Planning News]
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