Wind farm: Existing Altahullion I & II Wind Farm (s), located in…Plans, timetable and how to have your say

Where it is in the process

1. Pre-application
2. Submitted
3. Pre-examination
4. Examination
5. Recommendation
6. Decision due
7. 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

No boundary has been published yet; the dot marks the project's location.

What is proposed

The Repower of the existing Altahullion Phase I & II wind farm (s) comprising the following main components; (i) Decommissioning of the existing 29 No. turbines (ii) Removal and restoration of the existing substation building and compound (iii) Removal and restoration of the other redundant infrastructure (iv) erection of 8 No. wind turbines with an output of approximately 48MW (v) Construction of new of access tracks; (vi) Upgrade of existing access tracks; (vii) Construction of temporary and permanent hardstanding areas for each turbine to accommodate turbine component laydown areas, crane hardstanding areas and external transformers and/or switchgears; (viii) temporary construction compound/laydown area; (ix) Turning heads and passing places incorporated within the site access infrastructure; (x) control building and substation compound; (xi) During construction and commissioning there would be a number of temporary works including a construction compound with car parking; temporary parts of crane hardstandings; welfare facilities.