Wind farm: located 400m southwest of 175 Gelvin Road within the…Plans, timetable and how to have your say
A regionally significant development in Northern Ireland in Causeway and Glens, NI Strategic Planning, Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council. Regionally significant developments in Northern Ireland are decided by the Department for Infrastructure rather than the local council.
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Where it is in the process
- Pre-application
- Submitted
- Pre-examination
- Examination
- Recommendation
- Decision due
- Decision made
Who decides, and how to have your say
Regionally significant developments in Northern Ireland are decided by the Department for Infrastructure rather than the local council.
Anyone can comment on the application through the Northern Ireland Planning Portal while it is being considered.
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The site
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What is proposed
Proposed Evishagaran Wind Farm Extension: A proposed extension to the operational Evishagaran Wind Farm (B/2013/0120/F) in Co. Derry/Londonderry comprising: up to 9no. three-bladed horizontal axis wind turbines, each up to a 150m maximum height above ground level; associated external electricity transformers; underground cabling; access tracks; turning heads; crane hardstandings and all ancillary works. The development also includes use of existing site entrance and access tracks.
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