Yet another application for the New Cumnock area in East Ayrshire.
Greenburn Wind Park – Application
ECU Ref No ECU00002037
Proposed development of 16 turbines each up to a tip height of 149.9 metres, battery storage facility, associated tracks and infrastructure
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2 Comments
David paton · May 19, 2020 at 6:51 pm
I live in the shadow of this proposed project and have done for 21 years. I noticed on REG ENVIRONMENTAL impact statement that PRESTWICK AIRPORT, NATS and MOD have yet to deliver comment. I live under the flight path for 21 years and have observed AVIATION going into Prestwick Airport. Iam forwarding my concerns to SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT PLANNERS . Let’s see what the outcome is because it will give a good indication what is going on between thier years.
SAS Volunteer · May 21, 2020 at 7:50 am
Hi David. They are statutory consultees for any wind farm. If there is going to be problems with radar and/or defence that can’t be mitigated, then they will object.