Overhill WF – Consented

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Overhill Wind Farm, B741 From Armour Wynd To U720 Dalricket, Dalmellington ,
Erection Of 10 No Wind Turbines With A Maximum Height Of 180 Metres, With An Overall Installed Capacity In The Region Of 48 Mw, And Associated Infrastructure, Including Access Tracks.
The decision on this case has been issued. The case has been allowed and consent has been granted
Reporters’ decision
We therefore conclude, for the reasons set out above, that the proposed
development accords overall with the relevant provisions of the development plan and that
there are no material considerations which would still justify refusing to grant planning
permission https://www.dpea.scotland.gov.uk/CaseDetails.aspx?id=121968
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