GLENLORA WIND TURBINE - Renfrewshire Council
GLENLORA WIND TURBINE - Renfrewshire Council
GLENLORA WIND TURBINE - Renfrewshire Council
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Summary<br />
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<strong>GLENLORA</strong> <strong>WIND</strong> <strong>TURBINE</strong><br />
It is anticipated that the adoption of best practice management and control<br />
procedures by all site personnel and the implementation of the mitigation methods<br />
proposed will bring the risks of impact on water quality down to acceptable levels.<br />
3.8 Existing Infrastructure, Telecommunications, Television, Aviation<br />
and Electromagnetic Safety<br />
Introduction<br />
Possible effects on telecommunications activities and television reception were<br />
assessed. This is necessary as wind turbines can interfere with any communications<br />
networks utilising electromagnetic signals, in common with all structures of that size.<br />
By their nature, wind turbines have the potential for being a significant physical<br />
obstruction that could affect aviation activities.<br />
Impacts, Issues and Mitigating Actions<br />
Issues requiring mitigation are discussed below and summarised in Table 3.8.1, p23.<br />
Summary and Conclusions<br />
For the wind turbine at Glenlora Estate to have a disruptive effect on civil or military<br />
air operations/safeguarding, telecommunications or television service could be<br />
unacceptable. If the mitigating actions suggested are taken, then no unacceptable<br />
degradation of telecommunications or television services is expected from the<br />
building of the proposed wind turbine.<br />
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