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

10.4.66 There are several listed buildings within the conservation Area. Four Category B listed<br />

buildings, Clackmannan Parish Church (HB number 1944); the Royal Oak Hotel, Main Street<br />

(HB 1949), Clackmannan Mercat Cross (HB number 1948) and Clackmannan Tollbooth (HB<br />

number 1947) are located within Clackmannan. The latter two are assessed with their<br />

respective Scheduled Monuments in paragraphs 10.4.23 and 10.4. 22, above. Clackmannan<br />

Tower, a Category A listed building (HB number 1946, also a scheduled monument, SAM<br />

90073) is considered in paragraphs 10.4.13 to 10.4.21 above. There is also a Category C<br />

listed building, Clackmannan Manse, Port Street (HB number 1945).<br />

10.4.67 Within the built settlement the Conservation Area is enclosed and there is little visibility towards<br />

the proposed wind energy development. From Kings Seat Hill looking south a photomontage<br />

(Figure 10.9) shows the view from the base of Clackmannan Tower looking south west towards<br />

the proposed wind energy development. The view is framed by mature trees. Construction of<br />

the proposed wind energy development would change this view, although the ability to<br />

understand this part of the setting of the Conservation Area would remain largely unchanged.<br />

10.4.68 The proposed wind energy development would have no physical impact on the Conservation<br />

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

development on the Conservation Area would be slight adverse.<br />

10.4.69 Alloa Glebe Conservation Area is located on the south side of Alloa and covers much of the<br />

western part of the town centre.<br />

10.4.70 There are 41 listed buildings within the Conservation Area. Category A listed buildings have<br />

been individually assessed and Category B and C listed buildings are assessed here. Category<br />

B listed buildings are HB numbers 20963, 20965, 20966, 20967, 20968, 20969, 20970, 20971,<br />

20972, 20973, 20974, 20975, 20976, 20977, 20978, 20980, 20981, 20982, 20983, 20987,<br />

20989, 20992, 20993, 20994, 20995, 20996, 20997, 20998, 20999, 21000, 21001, 21002,<br />

21003, 21004, 21005, 21009, 21026, 21027, 21030, 46269 and 49859. Category C listed<br />

buildings are 20962, 20979, 20984, 20985, 20986, 20988, 20990, 20991 and 49851.<br />

10.4.71 The Conservation Area includes the Georgian and Victorian residential expansion of the town<br />

from the key period of industrial growth and the listed buildings largely reflect this pattern. The<br />

Conservation area is largely inward looking with few views outwards and its setting is small.<br />

There may be glimpses of the proposed wind energy development from parts of St Mungos<br />

Wynd but these would have little, if any impact on the setting of the Conservation Area.<br />

10.4.72 The proposed wind energy development would have no physical impact on the Conservation<br />

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

development on the Conservation Area would be slight adverse.<br />

10.4.73 Old Alloa Conservation Area is located in the south eastern part of the town and shares a<br />

boundary with the Alloa Glebe Conservation Area. The Old Alloa conservation Area includes<br />

Kirkgate and Alloa Old Parish church (SAM 625, assessed in paragraphs 10.4.24 to 10.4.26,<br />

above) and extends to Alloa Tower and beyond in the east and along Broad Street to<br />

<strong>Forthbank</strong> Industrial Estate in the south.<br />

November 2010 Chapter 10 Page 28<br />

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

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