(Brown Rig Wind Farm) Land North Of Crookwelcome Cottages Selkirk Scottish Borders
Proposal
The Proposed Development is anticipated to comprise the installation of approximately 20 wind turbines with a maximum height to blade tip in the region of 200 metres (m) and rotor diameter of around 162 m with other ancillary components. The proposed development will have an electricity generating output of approximately120 MW
- Received
- 13 July 2022
- Decision due
- 19 August 2022
- Public comments
- 5
- Council
- Scottish Borders Council
- Ward
- Selkirkshire
- ReceivedReceived13 Jul
- ValidatedValidated15 Jul
- Consult.Consultation
- TargetTarget Date19 Aug
- DecidedDecided
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About this application
This is an outline application at (Brown Rig Wind Farm) Land North Of Crookwelcome Cottages Selkirk Scottish Borders. Scottish Borders has handled 602 applications of this type. It has been with the council since 13 July 2022 and is still awaiting a decision. There are no previous applications recorded at this address. In the past year there have been 27 applications across Selkirkshire.
89% of outline applications at Scottish Borders Council were approved. Across all application types, the council typically decides in about 6 weeks (median).
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Application details
- Application type
- Scoping Opinion
- Scale / size
- Medium
- Parish
- Ettrick & Yarrow Community Council
Planning application dates
- Date validated
- 15 July 2022
Applicant and agent
- Agent address
- Allan Kelly
Planning decision
- Statutory period
- 35 days
Additional information
- Documents
- 29
- Constraints
- 232
Site constraints
Source: Scottish Borders
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