Clachaig Glen Windfarm – Granted

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Planning Permission Granted for Clachaig Glen Windfarm, Land North East Of Muasdale, Argyll, PA29 6UZ Erection Of 14 Wind Turbines (13 With A Blade Tip Height Of Up To 126.5M (And Hub Height Of Up To 80M) And One With A Blade Tip Height Of Up To 115.5M (And Hub Height Of Up To 69M)), Upgrading Of Permanent Access, Formation Of Site Access Tracks, Erection Of Permanent Anemometer Mast, Control Building And Substation, Watercourse Crossings And Temporary Construction Compound. This is one of two conjoined cases (PPA-130-2064 and WIN-130-3 (Killean which was refused))

 

http://www.dpea.scotland.gov.uk/CaseDetails.aspx?id=118390

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