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

10.4.23 Clackmannan, Mercat Cross (also listed at Category B, HB number 1948) & Clackmannan<br />

Stone (SAM 632) are located adjacent to Clackmannan Toolbooth, but are separately<br />

designated. The mercat Cross dates from the 17 th century. It comprises an octagonal shaft with<br />

moulded capital, shield. The stepped base is modern. The Clackmannan Stone is of uncertain<br />

origin and has probably been reset. It is unlikely that there would be any views of the proposed<br />

wind energy development from the tollbooth, particularly at ground level. The proposed wind<br />

energy development would have no physical impact on the site and the magnitude of impact<br />

on its setting would be no change. The effect of the proposed wind energy development on the<br />

SAM would be neutral.<br />

10.4.24 Alloa, old parish church (SAM 625, NMRS number NS89SE 6.00) is located on the south<br />

side of Kirkgate, Alloa. The NMRS notes that the original kirk was in existence by 1401, rebuilt<br />

in 1680 (by Tobias Bauchop) with the additional Mar Aisle to the north. The church was<br />

condemned as unsafe in 1816, and the stones were used in the construction of the new church<br />

(Bed<strong>for</strong>d Place, St Mungo's Parish Church).<br />

10.4.25 The remains of the church are located within the churchyard, which is bounded to the south by<br />

trees and which <strong>for</strong>ms the primary setting of the church. Beyond the trees, when looking in the<br />

direction of both the southern and northern southern parts of the proposed wind energy<br />

development site the housing estate bounded by Bowhouse Road intervenes in the view and<br />

<strong>for</strong>ms the limit of the setting of the SAM in that direction.<br />

10.4.26 The proposed wind energy development would have no physical impact on the site and the<br />

magnitude of impact on its setting would be no change. The effect of the proposed wind energy<br />

development on the SAM would be neutral.<br />

10.4.27 Hawk Hill cairn (SAM 6914) comprises the remains of a prehistoric burial mound, now grass<br />

covered. The monument is located on a south west facing slope and is surrounded by mature<br />

trees, providing a degree of screening. The setting of the monument is constrained by modern<br />

housing to its south.<br />

10.4.28 The proposed wind energy development would have no physical impact on the SAM and a<br />

minor adverse impact on its setting. The effect of the proposed wind energy development on<br />

the SAM would be slight adverse.<br />

10.4.29 There are six Category A Listed Buildings within 1.5km of the application area and within the<br />

ZTV.<br />

10.4.30 Northern Glass Cone, Alloa Glass Works, Glasshouse Loan, (HB number 21008), also a<br />

Scheduled monument (SAM 3746) is considered in paragraphs 10.4.11 and 10.4.12, above.<br />

10.4.31 Clackmannan Tower (HB number 1946, also a scheduled monument, SAM 90073) is<br />

considered in paragraphs 10.4.13 to 10.4.21 above.<br />

10.4.32 Star House, 25 Kirkgate, Alloa (HB number 20955) was built in 1695 by Tobias Bauchop <strong>for</strong><br />

himself. The building is of ashlars, of 2-storeys with a 4 window elevation with a central door<br />

on the ground floor.<br />

November 2010 Chapter 10 Page 24<br />

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

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