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<strong>Forthbank</strong> <strong>Wind</strong> <strong>Energy</strong> <strong>Development</strong><br />

Viewpoint 7: Fallin Village<br />

Figure Number: CW-7a; CW –7b<br />

Grid Reference NS 841 914 Elevation 20m AOD<br />

Bearing 94º Direction of View: west<br />

LCT: Lowland River Valley LCA: Carse of Forth<br />

Distance to nearest 4.77km<br />

Assessed Magnitude of no change<br />

Turbine:<br />

Change:<br />

Cumulative Effects: None<br />

The cumulative visibility is restricted due to the low level position of the viewpoint which allows containment of views to<br />

the outside.<br />

Magnitude of Change: No change<br />

While the ZTV and wireline show that the Group 3 - Lowland Hills’ wind energy developments are theoretically visible<br />

from this viewpoint, screening by localised land<strong>for</strong>m, built <strong>for</strong>m and tree cover blocks the visibility.<br />

Significance of Effect:<br />

No change<br />

Viewpoint 8: A905<br />

Figure Number: CW-8a; CW – 8b<br />

Grid Reference NS 888 895 Elevation 10m AOD<br />

Bearing 20º Direction of View: South east<br />

LCT: Lowland River Valley LCA: Carse of Forth<br />

Distance to nearest 1.38km<br />

Assessed Magnitude of HIGH<br />

Turbine:<br />

Change:<br />

Cumulative Effects:<br />

The cumulative visibility is restricted due to the low level position of the viewpoint which allows containment of views to<br />

the outside. In this case Dunmore Hill with its wooded areas blocks all views towards the Group 3 Lowland Hills’ wind<br />

energy developments.<br />

Magnitude of Cumulative Change: No change<br />

While the ZTV and wireline show that the Group 3 Lowland Hills’ wind energy developments are theoretically visible<br />

from this viewpoint, screening by localised land<strong>for</strong>m and tree cover block the visibility.<br />

Significance of Effect:<br />

No change<br />

Viewpoint 9: Dunmore Village<br />

Figure Number: CW-9a; CW – 9b<br />

Grid Reference NS 894 895 Elevation 6m AOD<br />

Bearing 1º Direction of View: north<br />

LCT: Lowland River Valley LCA: Carse of Forth<br />

Distance to nearest<br />

Turbine:<br />

1.03km<br />

Assessed Magnitude of<br />

Change: Cumulative<br />

visibility:<br />

Cumulative Effects: None<br />

The cumulative visibility is restricted due to the low level position of the viewpoint which allows containment of the<br />

views to the outside. In this case Dunmore Hill with its wooded areas blocks all views towards the Lowland Hills where<br />

wind energy developments such as Craigengelt and Earlsburn are operating. Inside the village the buildings block the<br />

views to the outside.<br />

Magnitude of Change: No change<br />

While the ZTV and wireline show that the Group 3 Lowland Hills’ wind energy developments are theoretically visible<br />

from this viewpoint, screening by localised land<strong>for</strong>m and tree cover block the visibility.<br />

Significance of Effect:<br />

No change<br />

HIGH<br />

Viewpoint 10: Path Pineapple<br />

Figure Number: CW-10a; CW – 10b<br />

Grid Reference NS 892 882 Elevation 15m AOD<br />

Bearing 4º Direction of View: north<br />

LCT: Lowland River Valley LCA: Carse of Forth<br />

Distance to nearest 2.33km<br />

Assessed Magnitude of negligible<br />

Turbine:<br />

Change:<br />

Cumulative Effects:<br />

The cumulative visibility is restricted by the Dunmore Woods which blocks all views towards the Gargunnock Hills<br />

where the Group 3 Lowland Hills’ wind energy developments would be visible by wireframe.<br />

Magnitude of Change: Negligible<br />

While the ZTV and wireline show that the Group 3 Lowland Hills’ wind energy developments are theoretically visible<br />

from this viewpoint, screening by localised land<strong>for</strong>m and tree cover block the visibility.<br />

Significance of Effect:<br />

No change<br />

November 2010 Chapter 9 Page 108<br />

Copyright <strong>Partnerships</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Renewables</strong> <strong>Development</strong> Co. Ltd 2010 ©

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