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3.3 Hydrology An examination of the SEPA indicative flood map for the site indicates that the site is unlikely to be at risk of flooding. The proposed turbine site is located outside the indicative flood plains of Old Patrick Water. Figure 3: SEPA Flood Map Extract of SEPA Flood Map It is anticipated that the development will have no impact on the watercourses or groundwater. The contractor will follow all planning policy guidelines in relation to pollution control as outlined by SEPA. The turbine and access roads will not have any positive drainage proposals and therefore will provide Greenfield runoff and be designed in accordance with planning guidelines and SEPA recommendations. Ensuring the above notes are taken in to account the proposed development will present no hydrological constraints. 3.4 Forestry No significant constraints are expected as there are no areas of forestry identified on the site which are likely to be affected by the proposed turbine. Should additional screening be necessary, it would be possible to extend this natural effect by planting within the site boundaries. Waterman Group, Renewable Energy, 2/4 Canning Street Lane, Edinburgh, EH3 8ER T:0131 221 7020 13 K:\Projects\CIV12920_ILI Windfarms_Batch 7\CIV12920_XXX_Hartfield Farm\Documents\Reports\CIV12920_1202xx_Hartfield_<strong>Supporting</strong> Turbine Assessment_225kW.docx
3.5 Archaeology An examination of the Pastmap website indicates no scheduled ancient monuments within the site boundary. There are however, several entries on the National Monuments Record of Scotland, outside the site boundary, as stated in Table 2 below: Figure 4: Location of National Monuments Pastmap Waterman Group, Renewable Energy, 2/4 Canning Street Lane, Edinburgh, EH3 8ER T:0131 221 7020 14 K:\Projects\CIV12920_ILI Windfarms_Batch 7\CIV12920_XXX_Hartfield Farm\Documents\Reports\CIV12920_1202xx_Hartfield_<strong>Supporting</strong> Turbine Assessment_225kW.docx
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Page 9 and 10: 1.3 The Applicant Intelligent Land
Page 11 and 12: 2.2 Designation Review/Ecology 2.2.
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