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Wind Turbine/Wind Farm Applications at 11/07/11 Hollamoor Farm (+) Crimp (+) PA11/04278 E1/2004/02831 1 turbine 3 turbines Wind Turbine/Wind Farm Applications at 11/07/11 Hub height 24.6m Hub height 50m Uppacott Farm (+) Tip height 34.2m Tip height 81m PA10/08517 Otterham Down (B) (+) 1 turbine E1/2008/01702 Hub height 24.8m 1 turbine Tip height 34.2m Wind Turbine/Wind Farm Planning Applications approved & operational Hub height 46m Tip height 71m Elmsworthy Farm (+) Wind Turbine/Wind Farm Planning Applications approved not constructed E1/2009/01808 Otterham Down (B) (+) 1 turbine Wind Turbine/Wind Farm Planning Applications under consideration E1/2006/01274 Hub height 15m 4 turbines Tip height 17.7m Hub height 46m Tip height 71m Moreton Pound (+) This map is being updated to show all WindTurbines/Wind Farms in the County. PA10/08428 Currently most of the applicatons shown are dealt with by the Natural Resources Team. 1 turbine Crowdy Hub height 24.6m NR/09/00487/WIND Tip height 34.1m Wind Turbine/Wind Farm applications dealt with by the Area Team are indicated by a (+). 1 turbine Hub height 30m max Norton Barton Farm Tip height 40.5 max Where there are a number of applications in a small area the points are indicative only. PA11/01128 1 turbine St Breock (+) Hub height 36m 11 turbines Tip height 53.7m Landscape Hub height 35m Delabole (+) Designations Tip height 53m E1/2008/00638 4 turbines AONB Bears Down (+) Hub height 69m E1/98/1286 Tip height 99.5m Cold Northcott (+) AGLV 9 turbines E1/90/2595 C2/00/00611 22 turbines 7 turbines Hub height 25m Hub height 35m Tip height 42m Tip height 57m Higher Denzell Farm PA11/01429 Carland Cross 5 turbines C1/PA18/0656/91 Hub height 60m 15 turbines Tip height 100m Hub height 32m Tip height 47m Ennis Barton Farm Treworgans PA11/00579 NR/10/00063/WIND 1 turbine 1 turbine Hub height 75m Redland High Down (+) Tip height 53.7 max Tip height 102m E2/08/00329/FUL 1 turbine Carland Cross (repowering) (+) Tip height 80m C1/EA28/2038/08/B 10 turbines Hub height 60m Cabilla Manor (+) Tip height 100m E1/2009/01759 1 turbine Hub height 18.3m Truthan Barton Tip height 24.8m PA11/03197 5 turbines Hub height 78m Tip height 120m Four Burrows (+) s d C1/PA14/0518/91 x m 15 turbines . s n Hub height 30m o i t Tip height 45.5m a c i l p p a Trevissome Park (+) e n i C1/PA21/0600/10/G b r u 1 turbine t d n i w Callywith Farm \ Tortoiseshell Barn (+) s Rosewarrick (+) e PA10/05370 c PA11/01515 r PA11/03538 u 1 turbine o (PA10/03538) 1 turbine s e Hub height 29.6m Hub height 50m R 1 turbine l a Tip height 39.6m Tip height 75.75m r Hub height 20m u t a Tip height 26m N \ s e t i Garlenick Manor s e PA11/02693 n i b r 2 turbines u T Tip height 100m d n i W Roskrow Barton (+) \ m W2/PA02/01417/F a e T 2 turbines s e Hub height 44m c r u Tip height 75m o s e Carnebone Farm (+) R l a W2/PA09/00799/F Polkanuggo Farm (+) r u t 1 turbine PA11/01263 a N \ 1 turbine n o i Goonhilly Hub height 40m t a r W2/PA07/02103/FM Tip height 54.7m e n e 6 turbines g e Hub height 67m R Goodygrane Activity Centre (+) d Tip of blades 107m n PA10/05507 a g 1 turbine n i n Tregeague Farm (+) Hub height 25m n This map is based upon Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey a l on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. PA11/02455 Tip height 34.6m P \ Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. 1 turbine S I Cornwall Council, 100049047, 2011. G Hub height 15m \ ¯ Treculliacks Farm (+) l An-hay (+) a Tip height 19.28m c The Ordnance Survey mapping included within this publication is provided by Cornwall Council i PA11/02269 W2/PA96/00427/F Scale 1 : 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 @ A1 n under licence from the Ordnance Survey in order to fulfil its public function to act as a unitary council. h c 1 turbine Persons viewing this mapping should contact Ordnance Survey copyright for advice where they wish to 1 turbine 0 2.5 5 10 15 20 e T licence Ordnance Survey mapping for their own use. Km \ Hub height 15m : G.
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