Euchanhead Renewable Energy Development February 2020 EIA Scoping Topic Factsheet SCO1: Landscape and Visual No.1 of 9 Factsheets

Landscape and Visual Relevant Policy and Guidance

The Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (LVIA) will be undertaken with reference to published assessment guidance including:

• Landscape Institute and Institute for Environmental Management and Assessment (2013) Guidelines for Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment 3rd Edition.

• Scottish Natural Heritage (2017) Visual Representation of Wind Farms: Version 2.2.

• Scottish Natural Heritage (2012) Assessing the Cumulative Impact of Onshore Wind Energy Developments.

• Landscape Institute (2019) Technical Guidance Note 6/19 Visual Representation of Development Proposals.

• Natural England (2014) An Approach to Landscape Character Assessment.

• Natural England (2019) An Approach to Landscape Sensitivity Assessment.

• Landscape Institute (2019) Technical Guidance Note 2/19 Residential Visual Amenity Assessment.

• Scottish Natural Heritage (2015) Spatial Planning for Onshore Wind Turbines – Natural Heritage Considerations.

• Scottish Natural Heritage (2017) Siting and Designing Wind Farms in the Landscape. Version 3.

• Forestry Commission (2017) The UK Forestry Standard.

• and Council (2018) Draft Wind Farm Landscape Capacity Study.

Baseline

The Site is not covered by any international, national, regional or local landscape related planning designations, but does lie on the boundary with the Thornhill Uplands Regional Scenic Area (RSA) to the east and a Sensitive Landscape Area within East Ayrshire to the west. The RSA also extends within 15 km of the Site.

The Site lies within the with Forest landscape character type (LCT) as originally defined in the Dumfries and Galloway Landscape Assessment (1998) but also incorporated into the latest SNH online publication of the National Landscape Character Assessment in 2019, which will be used as a baseline document. The key characteristics of the Southern Uplands with Forest LCT were identified to be its ‘large, smooth dome-shaped hills with large scale dark green plantations on slopes and over lower summits’ and its ‘expansive scale’. It is also identified that ‘wind farms are a key characteristic in some areas’.

The draft Dumfries and Galloway Wind Farm Landscape Capacity Study Supplementary Planning Guidance (2018) provides analysis of the landscape character baseline. The study identifies that the Site falls within the Ken character unit, which is identified as having a high/medium sensitivity for the Very Large Turbine typology (defined as turbines of 150 metres plus to blade tip) with a medium/low value.

Potentially Significant Effects

The construction and operation of the proposed Development has the potential for significant effects upon:

• landscape fabric, caused by changes to the physical form of landscape elements and landscape character, caused by changes in the key characteristics and qualities of the landscape as a result of the proposed Development;

• visual amenity, caused by changes in the appearance of the landscape as a result of the proposed Development, considering receptors in settlements, motorists and other road users, core paths and other recreational receptors; and

• designated areas caused by changes to its special qualities as a result of the proposed Development.

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Proposed Assessment Methodology and Approach

An LVIA will be undertaken to establish potential significant effects of the proposed Development on the landscape resource and visual amenity. An initial study area equivalent to a 45 km radius from the outermost turbines of the proposed Development would be used based on the height of the turbines, in line with SNH Guidance ‘Visual Representation of Wind Farms Version 2.2, (SNH, 2017). For the purpose of identifying, mapping and assessing the likely significant effects of the proposed Development on the landscape of the Site and its immediate surroundings, a ‘detailed study area’ from the outer turbines will be defined. This detailed study area will be informed through on-going assessment work but is likely to be between 15 km and 20 km from the outermost turbines of the proposed Development.

The key sensitivities that will be considered in the LVIA and cumulatively will include:

• Thornhill Uplands Regional Scenic Area; • Galloway Hills Regional Scenic Area; • East Ayrshire Sensitive Landscape Area; • ; • Striding Arches Sculpture ; and • Sanquhar and Kirkconnel.

The assessment will be supported by a series of photomontages and wireframes from the agreed viewpoint locations. Visualisations will be prepared in accordance with SNH, Visual Representation of Windfarms: Version 2.2, 2017. Photomontages will be prepared for viewpoints with a 20 km radius. Forestry felling and ancillary elements will only be shown from close viewpoints where necessary, as it is considered that from most viewpoints the forestry felling and ancillary elements would form only a minor element of the entire development.

The list of viewpoint locations proposed to be used in the assessment of the proposed Development are detailed in the table below and illustrated on the enclosed figure. Consultation regarding viewpoints from the previous Scoping exercise on the Euchanhead Site in 2013 and those consultation responses has formed the basis for the choice of viewpoints.

Some viewpoints, particularly those more distant summits, may be illustrated with wireframes only (no baseline photography). Not all viewpoints have been ‘ground truthed’, so grid references are approximate, and locations may be microsited to obtain the most representative view or greatest extent of visibility.

Table 1: Proposed Candidate Viewpoints

Vp no. Name Grid Ref Approx Distance from Reason for Nearest Turbine inclusion 1 Colt Hill (Striding Arches 269833, 599000 0.5 km Tourist destination with sculpture) access off Southern Upland Way (SUW) 2 Benbrack, Southern 268050, 597060 2.6 km Sequential on SUW Upland Way (Striding Long Distance Route Arches sculpture) and tourist destination 3 Blackcraig Hill (East 264818, 606484 2.8 km East Ayrshire Sensitive Landscape Ayrshire) Walking destination 4 Southern Upland Way E272226 N604117 4.0 km SNH requested in 2013 along Scar Water - Sequential on SUW east of Site on Long Distance Route 5 Minor road in upper 276584, 596570 5.4 km Thornhill Uplands RSA Shinnel Water, near and scattered properties Auchenbrack 6 Kelloholm or Kirkconnel 274058, 611135 7.2 km Settlement – Visibility is similar from both settlements

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7 Cairnsmore of 259443, 597958 8.3 km Popular summit as Cairsphairn walking destination and on the edge of the Galloway Hills RSA 8 Southern Upland Way 263961, 591608 9.4 km SNH requested in 2013 crossing B729 near - lower level views along Stroanfreggan Bridge the Ken valley and sequential on Southern Upland Way 9 Auchengibbert Hill 280617, 594454 10.0 km Upland view within Thornhill Uplands RSA 10 Sanquhar High 277855, 610230 10.0 km SNH requested in 2013 School/Station 11 Southern Upland way, 278734, 610338 10.9 km Sequential on SUW above Sanquhar long distance route 12 A76, Mennock 279762, 608523 11.4 km Road and edge of Thornhill Uplands RSA 13 East Mount Lowther Hill, 287808, 610018 19.5 km Specific Viewpoint near just off the Southern SUW, Walking Upland Way destination and within Thornhill Uplands RSA 14 Corserine, Rhinn of 249757, 587051 22.7 km SNH requested in 2013 Kells (wireframe only) - Galloway Hills RSA and walking destination 15 Queensberry (wireframe 298907, 599741 27.2 km Thornhill Uplands RSA only) and walking destination

In line with SNH guidance ‘Assessing the Cumulative Impact of Onshore Wind Energy Developments’ (SNH, 2012) the assessment will consider surrounding windfarms within the LVIA study area including those which are operational, consented and those for which a valid application has been submitted but which are yet to be determined. Schemes in scoping will only be included by exception where there is specific justification for doing so.

An initial cumulative search area of 15 km from the proposed Development will be undertaken and all other cumulative windfarm developments identified. Wind turbines below 50 m and single turbine developments will only be considered within a 5 km radius of the proposed Development and will be scoped out of the initial assessment and cumulative assessment beyond this distance.

The precise scope of the cumulative assessment would be agreed with consultees nearer the time of the submission, usually within 12 weeks prior to submission. The proposed scope of the cumulative assessment would focus on where there may be likely significant effects which may influence the outcome of the consenting process.

A Residential Visual Amenity Assessment (RVAA) will be included as a separate technical appendix. This will assess the potential effects of the proposed Development on the visual amenity of residential properties. A 2 km study area from the outermost turbines is proposed for this assessment.

As the turbines proposed are over 150m to tip, they would require visible aviation lighting. We are currently developing a Lighting Strategy with an Aviation specialist in consultation with the CAA for this proposed development. It is expected that the directional intensity / shielding of lights and reduced intensity of lights in clear conditions (from 2000cd to 200cd) would be included as mitigation. In addition to this, there is emerging acceptance of cardinal or perimeter lighting schemes on suitable sites. If this is acceptable on this site, this could reduce the overall number of turbines which require lighting and will likely form the basis of the Lighting Strategy on site. We will also be investigating other forms of mitigation such as radar activated lighting and siting/design considerations. This will be documented within the EIAR.

The agreed Lighting Strategy will form the basis of the assessment and visual material presented. An assessment of night-time impacts on landscape and visual receptors will be carried out and presented as a separate appendix in the

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LVIA. We propose a 15km study area for this assessment. Whilst we appreciate that even with the mitigation mentioned above the lights would be visible beyond 15km, the effect is unlikely to be significant.

To assess the effects on visual receptors in the study area we propose to include dusk/dawn visualisations from the following proposed viewpoints. These locations are within 15km of the proposal, safe to obtain the night time photography and would represent the potential effect on visual receptors who would be sensitive to views at night.

• VP 5 Minor road in upper Shinnel Water, near Auchenbrack; and

• VP 10 Sanquhar High School/Station

To assess the effects on landscape receptors in the study area, we propose to include wireline diagrams with the lights indicated at the following proposed viewpoints. From our experience, this area is very dark at night. As a result, the baseline photography is likely to add very little additional information to our understanding of the baseline. These locations are within 15km of the proposal and would represent the potential effect on the local landscapes and designated landscapes which are most sensitive to change.

• VP 3 Blackcraig Hill - East Ayrshire Sensitive Landscape;

• VP 7 Cairnsmore of – Galloway Hills RSA;

• VP 9 Auchengibbert Hill – Thornhills Uplandss RSA;

The photomontage visuals would include a night time baseline photograph and photomontage for comparative purposes. The photomontage and wireline diagrams would illustrate the visible Lighting Strategy adopted for this proposal. We also propose to include two figures:

• Landscape character and existing lighting environment; and

• ZTV out to a 15km radius illustrating potential visibility of the hub and tower lights in the visible Lighting Strategy.

Matters to be Scoped Out

It is considered that a wild land assessment should not be required, due to the separation distance.

It is also proposed to scope out of the LVIA further specific landscape and visual receptors and landscape designations in consultation with Dumfries and Galloway Council, East Ayrshire and SNH when the design of the proposed Development is closer to finalisation and more is known regarding the potential impacts.

Consultee Questions

• Do consultees agree that the proposed study areas are acceptable?

• Are the proposed candidate viewpoints acceptable?

• Do consultees agree that a wild land assessment is not required?

• Please confirm any additional requirements that you consider should be included in this element of the EIA, that have not been covered in this fact sheet.

• Is the scope of night time assessment and graphic material adequate for the EIAR?

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Calderglen Chatelherault

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640000 Castle 640000 Caprington Regional Cycle Route Castle Lanfine Upper Tweeddale National Cycle Route Link Carnell NSA

Long Distance Route (Central Green Network)

National Cycle Route Auchincruive Scotland's Scenic Road Dumfries House Rozelle (La Clyde Valley Tourist Route Rochelle) 620000 620000

Galloway Tourist Route Scot's Mining 02. Talla- Company House Skeldon House Hart fell Long Distance Trail Culzean Way Castle

Culzean Blairquhan Craigengillan Kilkerran Drumlanrig Bargany Castle River Way 600000 600000 Romans and Reivers Route Raehills Southern Upland Way

Maxwelton Wild Land (Glencairn Castle)

National Scenic Area (NSA) 01. Merrick Dalswinton Gardens and Designed Landscapes Cowhill Tower Country Park 580000 580000 Area of Great Landscape Value

Galloway Forest Park

Nith Threave Estuary Gardens NSA 560000 560000

Cally Fleet Valley East Stewartry NSA Coast NSA

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Lower Clyde and Calderglen

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640000 0 640000 346 / Open Farmed Slopes Dumfries & Galloway 0 210 69 207 219 / Broad River Valley 158 / Coastal Flats - Dumfries & 68 68 213 208 Galloway 113 218 / Rounded Landmark Hills 218 157 / Peninsula with Gorsey Knolls 217 / Southern Uplands - Glasgow & 66 Clyde Valley 156 / Peninsula 60 209 78 214 / Plateau Moorland with 116 / Upland Valley with Woodland 207 Windfarms - Glasgow & Clyde Valley 75 213 113 / Upland Valley with Pastoral 69 Floor 213 / Plateau Moorlands - Glasgow 66 68 & Clyde Valley 95 102 / Upland Fringe with Prominent 210 / Undulating Farmland and Hills Hills 0 69 78 207 209 / Upland Glen - Glasgow & 96 / Southern Uplands with Forest - 209 66

620000 Clyde Valley Borders 620000 208 / Broad Valley Upland 95 / Southern Uplands - Borders 59 178 207 / Upland River Valley - Glasgow 92 / Plateau Outliers 217 62 & Clyde Valley 177 83 / Rugged Upland - Ayrshire 68 74 69 206 / Broad Urban Valley 76 82 / Southern Uplands with Forest - 63 81 177 96 204 / Incised River Valleys Ayrshire 166 166 81 178 165 81 / Southern Uplands - Ayrshire 166 202 / Rugged Upland Farmland 77 59 69 79 / Plateau Moorland with 73 166 201 / Plateau Farmland - Glasgow & 82 Clyde Valley Windfarms - Ayrshire 177 177 71 178 200 / Rolling Farmland - Glasgow & 78 / Plateau Moorland - Ayrshire Clyde Valley 72 77 / Low Hills - Ayrshire 178 177

600000 181 / Rugged Uplands with Forest - 600000 76 / Foothills - Ayrshire 70 76 Dumfries & Galloway 175 166 160 75 / Lowland Hills - Ayrshire 177 175 175 180 / Rugged Uplands - Dumfries & 175 176 Galloway 74 / Upland Basin - Ayrshire 175 81 166 179 / Coastal Uplands 73 / Upland Glen - Ayrshire 176 172 83 160 178 / Southern Uplands with Forest - 72 / Pastoral Valleys - Ayrshire 82 175 163 Dumfries & Galloway 59 166 71 / Middle Dale - Ayrshire 180 165 163 177 / Southern Uplands - Dumfries & 70 / Lower Dale - Ayrshire 72 Galloway 172 161 175 69 / Upland River Valleys - Ayrshire 78 181 172 176 / Foothills with Forest - Dumfries 161 & Galloway 68 / Lowland River Valleys - Ayrshire 176 172 162 175 / Foothills - Dumfries & Galloway 66 / Agricultural Lowlands - 180

580000 181 580000 174 / Plateau Moorland with Forest - 63 / Coastal Valley with Policies 175 Dumfries & Galloway 172 162 62 / Coastal Headlands 176 163 172 / Upland Fringe - Dumfries & 172 Galloway 60 / Low-Lying Coast 172 59 / Raised Beach Coast and Cliffs 180 162 170 / Coastal Plateau - Dumfries & 160 164 Galloway 0 / Urban 174 170 169 169 / Drumlin Pastures 172 158 168 / Drumlin Pasture in Moss and 179 160 Moor Lowland 160 176 175 166 / Upland Glens - Dumfries & 168 176 169 Galloway 179 172 160 165 / Upper Dale - Dumfries & 160 560000 Galloway 158 560000 164 / Flooded Valley 175 179 163 / Middle Dale - Dumfries & Galloway 157

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Legend 18 Site Boundary ¯ Site Boundary 5-15 km Buffers 620000 620000 Cumulative Wind Farm Developments Status

Operational 11 6 Consented

In Planning

24 17 Cumulative Windfarms 16 20 8 1 - Afton 2 - Benbrack 5 9 3 - Blackcraig 4 - Blackhill to Magheuchan (Sanquhar) Wind Farm 4 5 - Enoch Hill Windfarm 14 6 - Glenmuckloch 19 7 - Glenshimmeroch 28 8 - Hare Hill 23 9 - Hare Hill Extension 2 1 25 10 - Knockman Hill 11 - Lethans 32 21 12 - Longburn 13 - Lorg * (Consented but Variation in planning) 31 30 14 - Magheuchan Rig (Sanquhar Six) 13* 15 - Margree 600000 16 - North Kyle Wind Farm 2 29 600000 17 - Over Hill Wind Farm 21 18 - Penbreck/Carmacoup Forest Wind Farm 19 - Pencloe Wind Farm 20 - Sandy Knowe 21 - Sanquhar II 22 - Shepherd's Rig 23 - South Kyle 24 - Sunnyside 22 5km 25 - Twentyshilling Hill 12 26 27 26 - Wether Hill 27 - Wether Hill Extension 28 - Whiteside Hill 29 - Windy Rig 30 - Windy Standard 10km 31 - Windy Standard Extension 32 - Windy Standard III 7 15 15km

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