Glenmount Wind Farm - South Ayrshire Council

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If the turbine is outside all these areas, it is unlikely that NATS would object as there should be no technical impact. If your proposed development is within a safeguarded or radar cover area, while this does not automatically mean an objection, it is recommended that you take out our pre-planning assessment whereby NATS undertakes further studies and provides you with a formal statement on the turbine’s impact. More generic information can be found on our website together with the details of our pre-planning assessment. *’Information Pack for <strong>Wind</strong> Turbine Applicants’ attached separately. 17. OFCOM UK NGR NW 1899 75705 at search radius 500 Links Company Contact Telephone Email 0476477/2 Police Service Of Northern Ireland Radio Engineer 2890901611 ICSTelecommsPlanning@psni.pnn.police.uk 0818707/1 North West Electronics 0796374/1 Eircom UK Limited Scott McClelland Mark Nixon 2871351999 scott@nwewn.com 02890001050/23150 mark.nixon@eircomni.co.uk These details are provided to Ofcom by Fixed Link operators at the time of their licence application and cannot verified by Ofcom for accuracy or currency and Ofcom makes no guarantees for the currency or accuracy of information or that they are error free. As such, Ofcom cannot accept liability for any inaccuracies or omissions in the data provided, or its currency however so arising. The information is provided without any representation or endorsement made and without warranty of any kind, whether express or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of satisfactory quality, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, compatibility, security and accuracy. Our response to your co-ordination request is only in respect of microwave fixed links managed and assigned by Ofcom within the bands and frequency ranges specified in the table below. The analysis identifies all fixed links with either one link leg in the coordination range or those which intercept with the coordination range. The coordination range is a circle centred on your provided national grid reference. We add an additional 500 metres to the coordination range that you request. Therefore if you have specified 500 metres the coordination range will be 1km. 84
If you should need further information regarding link deployments and their operation then you will need to contact the fixed link operator(s) identified in the table above directly. Additional coordination is also necessary with the band managers for the water, electricity and utilities industries which operate in the frequency ranges 457-458 MHz paired with 463-464 MHz band. You should contact both the following: • Atkins Ltd at windfarms@atkinsglobal.com • Joint Radio Company (JRC) at windfarms@jrc.co.uk. Additionally you can call Peter Swan directly on 020 7953 7142. For self coordinated links operating in the 64-66GHz, 71-76GHz and 81-86GHz bands a list of current links can be found at: http://www.ofcom.org.uk/radiocomms/ifi/licensing/classes/fixed/ Regarding assessment with respect to TV reception, the BBC has an online tool available on their website: http://www.bbc.co.uk/reception/info/windfarm_tool.shtml Ofcom do not forward enquiries to the BBC. Please note other organisations may require coordination with regard to your request. More information regarding windfarm planning is available on the British <strong>Wind</strong> Energy Association website www.bwea.com Table of assessed fixed links bands and frequency ranges Band (GHz) Frequency Range (MHz) 1.4/1.5 1350 -1375 1450 -1452 1492 -1530 1.6 1672 – 1690 1.7 1764 – 1900 2 1900 – 2690 4 3600 – 4200 6 5925 – 7110 7.5 7425 – 7900 11 10700 – 11700 13 12750 – 13250 14 14250 – 14620 15 14650 – 15350 18 17300 – 19700 22 22000 – 23600 25 24500 – 26500 28 27500 – 29500 38 37000 – 39500 50 49200 – 50200 85
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