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Mount Majura Solar Farm - the National Capital Authority

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Figure 3.6. Photograph showing existing fencing along eastern boundary, looking west from <strong>Majura</strong> Road (at junctionof Range Lane) across RB708 towards <strong>the</strong> Winery vineyardsIt is proposed that <strong>the</strong>re be signage in in <strong>the</strong> North East corner of RB 708 at <strong>the</strong> entry to <strong>the</strong> site with <strong>the</strong>name of <strong>the</strong> solar farm, branding for <strong>the</strong> Proponents and limited facility details, and a larger sign as depictedin <strong>the</strong> Landscape Plan to be visible from <strong>Majura</strong> Parkway (approx. 5m x 3m with an elevation of 7m). Theproposed size of <strong>the</strong> entrance sign is 1.2m wide x 0.8m high, with a maximum elevation of 2.0m. TheProponent is open to guidance from NCA in respect of <strong>the</strong> optimal size for this sign and <strong>the</strong> sign facing<strong>Majura</strong> Parkway.SHED LOCATIONS, DIMENSIONS AND MATERIALSStorage and equipment sheds may be required through <strong>the</strong> array. Each such shed would be approximately4m wide x 4m long x 2.5m high, and constructed from colour-bond. Landscape architects engaged on <strong>the</strong>Proposed Works (Fresh Landscape Design) have advised that <strong>the</strong> optimal shed colour for blending in with30<strong>Mount</strong> <strong>Majura</strong> <strong>Solar</strong> <strong>Farm</strong> – Works Approval Submission

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