Application Under Section 36 Of Electricity Act 1989 To Construct And Operate The Proposed Crystal Rig Iv Wind Farm In In Scottish Borders And East Lothian Council Planning Areas Comprising 4 Turbines With A Ground To Blade Tip Height Of Up To 149.9 Metres, 3 Turbines With A Ground To Blade Tip Height Of Up To 174.5 Metres And 4 Turbines With A Ground To Blade Tip Height Of Up To 200 Metres
Scottish Borders Council (18/00768/FUL), East Lothian Council (N/A)
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