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Glenmount Wind Farm - South Ayrshire Council

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In the application for consent the applicant should confirm whether any<br />

proposals made within the Environmental Statement, eg for construction<br />

methods, mitigation, or decommissioning, form part of the application for<br />

consent.<br />

11.1 Consultation<br />

Applicants should be aware that the ES should be submitted in a user-friendly<br />

PDF format. Applicants are asked to issue ESs directly to all consultees. An<br />

up to date consultee list can be obtained from the Energy Consents and<br />

Deployment Unit. The Energy Consents and Deployment Unit also requires 1<br />

hard copy and 2 CDs.<br />

Where the applicant has provided Scottish Ministers with an environmental<br />

statement, the applicant must publish their proposals in accordance with part<br />

4 of the Environmental Impact Assessment (Scotland) Regulations 2000.<br />

Energy consents information and guidance, including the specific details of<br />

the adverts to be placed in the press can be obtained from the Energy<br />

Consents website; http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Business-<br />

Industry/Energy/Energy-Consents<br />

11.2 Gaelic Language<br />

Where Section 36 applications are located in areas where Gaelic is spoken,<br />

applicants are encouraged to adopt best practice by publicising the project<br />

details in both English and Gaelic (see also Energy consents website above).<br />

11.3 OS Mapping Records<br />

Applicants are requested at application stage to submit a detailed Ordinance<br />

Survey plan showing the site boundary and all turbines, anemometer masts,<br />

access tracks and supporting infrastructure in a format compatible with the<br />

Scottish Government's Spatial Data Management Environment (SDME), along<br />

with appropriate metadata. The SDME is based around Oracle RDBMS and<br />

ESRI ArcSDE and all incoming data should be supplied in ESRI shapefile<br />

format. The SDME also contains a metadata recording system based on the<br />

ISO template within ESRI ArcCatalog (agreed standard used by the Scottish<br />

Government), all metadata should be provided in this format.<br />

11.4 Difficulties In Compiling Additional Information<br />

Applicants are encouraged to outline their experiences or practical difficulties<br />

encountered when collating/recording additional information supporting the<br />

application. An explanation of any necessary information not included in the<br />

Environmental Statement should be provided, complete with an indication of<br />

when an addendum will be submitted.<br />

11.5 Application And Environmental Statement<br />

A checklist is enclosed with this report to help applicants fully consider and<br />

collate the relevant ES information to support their application. In advance of<br />

publicising the application, applicants should be aware this checklist will be<br />

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