Proposed Moorhouse Farmers Windfarm - Renfrewshire Council

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Pre-Application Consultation Report No. Consultee Consultee Comments and Feedback Action/ Response Taken Further Information the Floak, and we have to suffer trundling trucks in front of our house, and now wind turbines in front of us. This is a rural area! Enough is enough. Lets hold on to what little is left of the green belt and not be swayed by the enticement of huge financial benefits for some As part of EIA the effects of construction and operational traffic are assessed and mitigation developed to reduce any significant adverse effects. Also as part of the EIA process a landscape and visual assessment is undertaken. As part of the visual assessment viewpoints in the area surrounding the site will be selected as representative of the range of views and types of viewer likely to be affected by the project. Once the design is finalised it would be possible to create a wireline diagram to demonstrate how much of the windfarm would be visible from your property. The north east corner of the site is zoned in the East <strong>Renfrewshire</strong> Local Plan under Policy E2 as Greenbelt. We have sited proposed turbines and access tracks outwith this area. Natural Capital Ltd 34 Falck Renewables
Pre-Application Consultation Report No. Consultee Consultee Comments and Feedback Action/ Response Taken Further Information As part of this development the developers, Falck Renewables, will make annual community benefit payments to a Community Fund. This fund can make payments to community projects, often acting as a seed fund to match finance where this is needed to access public funds. There will also be an opportunity to invest in the windfarm. Falck's practice is to contract with Energy4All, who will set up a co-operative, seeking investment from local people. Income accrues to the cooperative from the revenue stream of the wind farm, in proportion to the money raised in the public offer. Coriolis Energy LLP Project Developer met with consultee in person on 10.12.09 to discuss the proposals: Consultee asked for wirelines from their property Expressed dislike for the proposals Is worried about value of their property Stated that the road to South <strong>Moorhouse</strong> is quiet but already dangerous and wants to know how construction traffic would be controlled Natural Capital Ltd 35 Falck Renewables
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