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FOIA3161 Response Spreadsheet Below Showing the Refused and Approved Turbine Applications FOIA3161 Response Spreadsheet below showing the refused and approved turbine applications. We currently do not have any applications under consideration for wind turbines. STATU DATEAPREC REF PROPOSAL S SITE ADDRESS APPLICANT APPLICANT ADDRESS V Tesco Stores Ltd Tesco Stores Ltd Westwood Westwood Proposed erection of a Scarborough Scarborough 08/00625/F 10.6 high wind turbine for North Yorkshire North Yorkshire L a period of 15 years REF YO11 2JD Mr Moise Coulon YO11 2JD 04-Apr-08 Burniston Mill Burniston Mill Coastal Road Coastal Road Two 24.6m high wind Burniston Burniston turbines to the north east Scarborough Scarborough 11/00507/F of the farmstead (34.2m NORTH YORKSHIRE YO13 0DB L to tip) REF YO13 0DB Mr D Morgan UK 11-Mar-11 Newbiggin Farm West Erection 1no wind turbine Newbiggin Farm West Scarborough Road with 15.4 metre tower Scarborough Road Filey height (20.4 metres from Filey Scarborough 11/02016/F ground to blade tip) and North Yorkshire YO14 9PG L associated works REF YO14 9PG Mr Bryan Bayes UK 26-Sep-11 Land To The Southeast Of 1 Scalby Re-submission of Hayes No. 1 Scalby Hayes application Ref: Barmoor Lane Barmoor Lane 11/01836/FL for the Scalby Scalby installation of a single Scarborough Scaborough 11/02572/F 50kw wind turbine (height NORTH YORKSHIRE North Yorkshire L to blade tip 34.2 metres) REF YO13 0PG Mr Dean Tulley YO13 0PG 15-Dec-11 Pilmoor Farm Pilmoor Farm Malton Road Malton Road Hunmanby Hunmanby Filey North Yorkshire 12/00446/F Proposed siting of 1 x North Yorkshire YO14 0LE L 24.6M high wind turbine REF YO14 0LE Mr Andrew Marson UK 22-Feb-12 Scalby Hayes No.1 Scalby Hayes Installation of a single Barmoor Lane Barmoor Lane 11kw Gaia turbine on an Scalby Scalby 18m lattice mast and a Scarborough Scarborough 12/01201/F maximum tip height of NORTH YORKSHIRE Mr & Mrs Dean North Yorkshire L 24.5 metres REF YO13 0PG and Kathy Tulley YO13 0PG 01-Jun-12 Proposed siting of 2 x Land West Of New 12/01461/F 24.6M hub 34.2M tip high RoadSpeetonFileyNORTH L wind turbine REF YORKSHIRE Mr David Allison c/o agent 10-Jul-12 Erection of 1no. 50kW Reighton Nurseries wind turbine of height to Hunmanby Road hub 24.6m and to blade Reighton Smisby Road tip of 34.2m including Filey Mr Stephen Bate Ashby-de-la-Zouch 12/02583/F access track and ancillary North Yorkshire Hallmark Power Leics L kiosk REF YO14 9RT Ltd LE65 2UE 10-Dec-12 The erection of 2no. Grange Farm 50kW wind turbines of Filey Road height to hub 24.6m and Gristhorpe Smisby Road to blade tip of 34.2m Filey Hallmark Power Ashby-de-la-Zouch 12/02584/F including access track North Yorkshire Ltd (Mr Stephen Leics L and ancillary kiosks REF YO11 3PE Bate) LE65 2UE 10-Dec-12 Barf Farm Bridlington Road Erection of one 50kw Hunmanby wind turbine 24.6 metres Barf Farm Bridlington Road J H & D Filey 12/02588/F to hub 34.2 metres to Hunmanby Filey North Yorkshire Emmerson (Mr North Yorkshire L blade tip in height REF YO14 9RR James Emmerson) YO14 9RR 11-Dec-12 55 Knipe Point Drive 55 Knipe Point Drive Osgodby Osgodby Proposed installation of Scarborough Scarborough 07/00154/F wind turbine to east North Yorkshire North Yorkshire L elevation PERWC YO11 3JT M D Cockshott YO11 3JT 25-Jan-07 Low Mill Farm Low Mill Farm Carr Lane Carr Lane East Ayton East Ayton Scarborough Scarborough 08/00626/F 5 kw wind turbine on 12m North Yorkshire North Yorkshire L guy cable tower PERWC YO13 9HW Mr Sample YO13 9HW 04-Apr-08 09/01254/F Proposed erection of two Pilmoor Farm Malton Pilmoor Farm Malton Road L wind turbines PERWC RoadHunmanbyFileyYO14 0LE Mr Andrew Marson HunmanbyFiely North Yorkshire YO14 0LE 18-Jun-09 Magdalen Grange Farm Magdalen Grange Farm Carr Lane Gristhorpe Gristhorpe Filey Filey N Yorkshire 09/01259/F North Yorkshire YO14 0EG L Proposed wind turbine PERWC YO14 0EG Mr Hutchinson UK 20-Jun-09 Cockmoor Hall Farm Snainton Lane Snainton Cockermoor Hall Farm Scarborough Scarborough 09/01260/F Proposed installation of NORTH YORKSHIRE North Yorkshire L wind turbine PERWC YO13 9PS Mr Alan Tyson YO139PR 21-Jun-09 Erection of 2 No 15m Airy Hill Farm Airy Hill Farm turbines to provide Bridlington Road Bridlington Road renewable energy for the Hunmanby Hunmanby farm at Grid Co-ordinates Filey Filey 10/00316/F 511072, 477922 and North Yorkshire North Yorkshire L 511112, 477887 PERWC YO14 9QH Mr David Pick YO14 9QH 22-Feb-10 Rosedale Close Farm Rosedale Close Sands Road Sands Road Hunmanby Hunmanby Gap Installation of two wind Filey Filey 09/02234/F turbines on 18 metre North Yorkshire Mr Paul North Yorkshire L lattice masts PERWC YO14 9QN Sanderson YO14 9QN 05-Nov-09 Greenlands Farm Erection of a small scale Scarborough Road Church farm turbine to supply Filey Main Street 10/00993/F renewable energy for the North Yorkshire Filey L farrm PERWC YO16 6XH Mr Tim Coleman YO14 9TD 20-May-10 Two 11kw Gaia wind Rosedale Close Rosedale Close turbines, mounted on Sands Road Sands Road 18m lattice galvanised Hunmanby Hunmanby steel masts to replace the Filey Filey 10/01121/F approved application North Yorkshire Mr Paul North Yorkshire L 09/02334/FL PERWC YO14 9QN Sanderson YO14 9QN 02-Jun-10 Erection of three small scale wind turbines on Farmstead to provide 10/01302/F renewable energy for the Hunmanby GrangeWold Hunmanby Grange FarmWold L farm. PERWC NewtonDriffieldYO25 3HS Mr Tom Mellor NewtonDriffieldEast YorkshireYO25 3HS 28-Jun-10 Installation of two 11KW Gaia turbines each Graffitoe Farm Graffitoe Farm mounted on an 18m Bridlington Road Bridlington Road lattice mast on a 5m2 Hunmanby Hunmanby concrete base. The Filey Filey 10/02283/F turbines are twin bladed North Yorkshire North Yorkshire L with a blade diameter of PERWC YO14 9RS Ben Emerson YO14 9RS 16-Nov-10 13 metres Southfield Farm Bridlington Road Southfield Farm Speeton Bridlington Road Filey Speeton 11/00791/F Installation of two 11kW NORTH YORKSHIRE Filey L Gaia wind turbines PERWC YO14 9TE Mr J Watson YO14 9TE 15-Apr-11 Stockendale Farm Malton Road Installation of two 11kW Hunmanby Stockingdale Farm Gaia wind turbines on 18 Filey Malton Road 11/01310/F metre lattice masts (24.9 North Yorkshire Filey L metres to blade tip) PERWC YO14 0LE Mr J Pickering YO14 0LE 22-Jun-11 Siting of 1 x 24.6 metre Magdalen Grange Farm high (34.2 metres to Carr Lane blade tip) wind turbine to Gristhorpe Magdalen Grange Farm replace existing turbine Filey Gristhorpe 11/02363/F (18 metre hub, 24.6 to NORTH YORKSHIRE Scarborough L blade tip) PERWC Mr M Hutchinson YO14 9PD 11-Nov-11 Installation of a single Old Farm 11kw Gaia turbine (24.5 Main Street Old Farm metre to blade tip) with Sawdon Main Street mast amended to lattice Scarborough Sawdon 11/01777/F rather than tubular North Yorkshire Scarborough L construction PERWC YO13 9DY Mr D Temple YO13 9DY 25-Aug-11 Woodhouse Farm Main Street Flixton Woodhouse Farm 2 No wind turbines on 30 Scarborough Flixton 11/01684/F metre monopole masts North Yorkshire Mr R Coverdale & Scarborough L (39 metres to blade tip) PERWC YO11 3UD Sons YO11 3UD 12-Aug-11 Re-submission of application 11/02048/FL for a 15.4 metre CF15 Land Off Track To South Of Low Hall wind turbine in amended Cottage And West Of Brompton location (height to blade BeckBrompton Carr Barker Rails FarmCarr 12/00261/F tip 20.9 metres) at Barker LaneBromptonScarboroughNORTH LaneBromptonScarboroughYORKSYO13U L Rails Farm PERWC YORKSHIREYO13 9DH Mr Chris Barker K 02-Feb-12 Re-submission of Magdalen Grange Farm application 11/02442/FL Carr Lane Magdalen Grange Farm for the installation of a Gristhorpe Carr Lane single 11kw 18 metre Filey Gristhorpe 12/01217/F Gaia turbine (24.8 NORTH YORKSHIRE Mr Andrew Filey L metres to blade tip) PERWC Bullivant YO14 9PD 06-Jun-12 .
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