Wind farm: Tattymoyle Middle, west of Ecclesville Road…Plans, timetable and how to have your say
A regionally significant development in Northern Ireland. 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.
Our guide: how to have your say on a national infrastructure project.
What is proposed
Windfarm comprising 10 three-blade horizontal axis turbines up to 180 metres tip height and all associated infrastructure, including a substation and control building located within a compound, underground cabling, access tracks, two site accesses to public road, turbine hardstandings, three temporary construction compounds, four potential borrow pits, a lidar unit and all ancillary development.
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