Camilty Wind Farm - Partnerships for Renewables

Camilty Wind Farm
Consultee Response Where and How Addressed
unless it was being modified as a result of the
wind farm construction (for example, felling of
coupes not otherwise scheduled for felling in the
Forest Design Plan, and felling of trees for
keyholes etc).
BBC
Windfarms
Tool (15 Nov
2011)
Ofcom (15
Nov 2011)
Everything
Everywhere
(29 Nov 12)
BT (26 Nov
12)
JRC (10 Dec
12
Atkins Ltd (16
Nov 12)
Scotland Gas
Networks (13
Oct 11)
Scottish
Power (17 Oct
11)
Consultation on proposed 6T layout
Not likely to affect any homes for whom there is
no alternative off-air service. May affect up to 92
homes for whom there may be an alternative offair
service. The transmitters likely to be affected
are: Black Hill Ch5, Craigkelly Ch5, Angus, Black
Hill, Craigkelly.
Consultation on proposed 6T layout
Highlighted 4 fixed links (based on 1km radius
from centre NGR NT0565059350 (plus additional
500m) - 3 BT, 1 Everything Everywhere
There are no Orange m/w links affected by this
application.
The project should not cause interference to BT’s
current and presently planned radio networks
(electromagnetic and point-to-point microwave
radio links).
Cleared with respect to radio link infrastructure
operated by Scottish Power and Scotia Gas
Networks
No objection to proposal
Scotland Gas networks has no gas mains in the
area.
Records showing positions of known Scottish
Power apparatus provided. No apparatus was
present in the main body of the site – but a mast
and some cabling follows the proposed access
track in the west of the site, from the B7008.
Acknowledged – this aspect is
not assessed further, due to the
predicted small level of effect.
Any issues arising on the 92
homes can be addressed on a
case-by-case basis, through
post-construction consultation
with owners of any affected
properties. Mitigation methods
could include upgrading the
existing aerial systems,
sourcing the signals from a
different transmitter, using an
existing cable system or
receiving signals via a satellite.
The most appropriate mitigation
will be discussed with Ofcom
and the broadcasters should it
be required Potential effects on
TV reception will be investigated
for affected properties for up to
one year after the proposed
wind farm becomes operational.
These operators were consulted
as below.
This information was taken
account of in site design.
March 2013 2-16 ES Chapter 2
The EIA and Scoping Process
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