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Easter Melrose Cumulative Wireframes Easter Melrose Wind Energy Project Appendix B Cumulative Wireframes Easter Melrose; All Projects 5 km 10 km 15 km Cumulative Assessment: Aberdeenshire Council have provided details of all wind energy projects within 20km of the Easter Melrose project, mapped above. These include projects that are built, consented, in planning and in scoping, and all scales of turbines from domestic 15kW up to large scale commercial 2.3MW. In line with national guidance cumulative assessment has been conducted on the adjacent projects which are built, consented and in planning. The smallest project to be assessed has turbines rated at 225kW, with a cluster around Cushnie, 4km SE of Easter Melrose. The nearest operational projects are at Brydock and Gairnieston, located around 8km SW of Easter Melrose; in each case these developments have much larger 2.3MW scale wind turbines. The largest project in the area is at Boyndie, around 15km W of the site. The projects assessed for cumulative impact are shown on cumulative impact wireframe images, with the 360 ° panoramas used to determine the scale of impact. N E S W View Point 1; Melrose N E S W View Point 2; Silverford N E S W View Point 3; Afforsk N E S W View Point 4; Cushnie N E S W View Point 5; Gamrie N E S W View Point 6; Troup Hill N E S W View Point 7; Macduff N E S W View Point 8; Banff N E S W View Point 9; A947 Keilhill N E S W View Point 10; Overbrae N E S W View Point 11; Cleaved Head N E S W View Point 12; Longman Cairn N E S W View Point 13; Law of Melrose N E S W View Point 14; Gamrie Parish Church N E S W View Point 15; Crovie N E S W View Point 16; East of Fintry N E S W View Point 17; Crudie OSE: E.Melrose Search List for Cumulative ZTVI, 5km radius for WTGs over 20m OSE-Melrose search list for ENQ20110252.xls OS: NJ E N P APP/2011/1241 HEADITON FARM LONGMANHILL BANFF 374230 862950 CF20 20kw: 20m Hub Ht, 7.1m Blade Radius, 27.1m Ht OA C APP/2011/0573 HUNGRYHILLS LONGMANHILL BANFF 374400 861500 CF20 20kw: 20m Hub Ht, 7.1m Blade Radius, 27.1m Ht OA C APP/2010/1941 Mains Of Whitehill Gamrie Banff 378300 864100 CF15: 15.4m Hub Ht, 5m Blade Radius, 20.4m Ht OA C do. do. do. do. 378300 864200 CF15: 15.4m Hub Ht, 5m Blade Radius, 20.4m Ht OA C APP/2010/2308 Briar Rose Afforsk Gamrie Banff 379310 863210 15kW: 15m Hub Ht, Blade Radius 6m, 21m Ht OA P APP/2010/2953 Findon Gamrie Banff 379460 863365 CF15: 15.4m Hub Ht, 5m Blade Radius, 20.4m Ht OA P do. do. do. do. 379400 863360 CF15: 15.4m Hub Ht, 5m Blade Radius, 20.4m Ht OA P do. do. do. do. 379515 863355 CF15: 15.4m Hub Ht, 5m Blade Radius, 20.4m Ht OA C APP/2010/3574 LUCHAIRT GAMRIE BANFF 380320 861430 CF15: 15.4m Hub Ht, 5m Blade Radius, 20.4m Ht OA P APP/2010/3946 Easter Cushnie Gamrie Banff 380140 861920 E33: 49m Hub Ht, 17.6m Blade Radius, 66.6m Ht OA WF7 P APP/2011/0038 Wester Silverford Gamrie Banff 376280 863350 CF20 20kw: 20m Hub Ht, 7.1m Blade Radius, 27.1m Ht P do. do. do. do. 376330 863380 CF20 20kw: 20m Hub Ht, 7.1m Blade Radius, 27.1m Ht C APP/2011/0165 Mains of Draidland Bungalow Gamrie Banff 378105 861779 CF15: 15.4m Hub Ht, 5m Blade Radius, 20.4m Ht OA P APP/2011/1076 Lower Cushnie Gamrie Banff 379400 861950 ACSA-A29 225kW: 32m Hub Ht, Blade Radius 14.5m, 46.5mWF8 Ht OA P APP/2011/1108 LONGLANDS CROFT GAMRIE BANFF 380285 862670 CF20 20kw: 20m Hub Ht, 7.1m Blade Radius, 27.1m Ht P APP/2011/1125 MAINS OF WHITEHILL GAMRIE 378320 864260 CF20 20kw: 20m Hub Ht, 7.1m Blade Radius, 27.1m Ht P APP/2011/1398 Bogs of Melrose Gamrie Banff 374590 863210 CF20 20kw: 20m Hub Ht, 7.1m Blade Radius, 27.1m Ht ENQ/2010/0420 Milton of Fisherie Macduff 375460 858940 100m Ht OA Now APP/2011/1659 do. do. do. do. 375760858930100m Ht OA do. ENQ/2011/0314 Logiefair Gamrie Banff 380570 861220 ACSA A27 225kw, Hub Ht 32m, Blade Radius 13.5m, 45.5mWF9 Ht OA do. do. do. do. 380770 861070 ACSA A27 225kw, Hub Ht 32m, Blade Radius 13.5m, 45.5m Ht OA ENQ/2011/0315 The Garden Gardenstown Banff 379885 864135 Northwind 100kW: 30m Hub Ht, Blade Radius10.5m, 40.5m Ht OA B Built (operational) C Consented P Decision pending R Refused OSE: E.Melrose Search List for Cumulative ZTVI, 10km radius for WTGs over 50m OSE-Melrose search list for ENQ20110252.xls OS: NJ E N B APP/2007/3775 Gairnieston Farm Turriff 374750 856030 E70: 60m Hub Ht, 35.5m Blade Radius, 95.5m Ht OA WF2 C APP/2009/1044 Little Byth New Byth Turriff 382340 857870 E48: 56m Hub Ht, 24m Blade Radius, 80m Ht OA WF3 C do. do. do. do. 382610 857640 E48: 56m Hub Ht, 24m Blade Radius, 80m Ht OA C do. do. do. do. 382650 857780 E48: 56m Hub Ht, 24m Blade Radius, 80m Ht OA P APP/2010/3054 Backhill Of Yonderton Craigston Turriff 375177 856490 E70: 64m Hub Ht, 35.5m Blade Radius, 99.5m Ht OA WF4 P do. do. do. do. 375066 856200 E70: 64m Hub Ht, 35.5m Blade Radius, 99.5m Ht OA ENQ/2010/1374 Mid Clochforbie Fisherie Turriff 380475 858520 E48: 60m Hub Ht, 24m Blade Radius, 84m Ht OA WF5 ENQ/2010/1451 Strocherie Farm King Edward 373070 855974 E33: 50m Hub Ht, 16m Blade Radius, 66m Ht OA WF6 ENQ/2011/0252 Hill of Greenskares Gamrie E48: 55m Hub Ht, Blade Radius 24m, 79m Ht OA WF1 do. do. do. E48: 55m Hub Ht, Blade Radius 24m, 79m Ht OA do. do. do. E48: 55m Hub Ht, Blade Radius 24m, 79m Ht OA B Built (operational) C Consented P Decision pending R Refused OSE: E.Melrose List for Cum.ZTVI, 20km radius,WTGs over 70m, p.1 NJ: EN OSE-Melrose search list for ENQ20110252.xls B APP/2003/1692 Boyndie Airfield Boyndie Banff 361830 864130 E 2MW, 65m Hub Ht, 35.5m Blade Radius, 100m Ht OA WF10 B do. do. do. do. 361630 864490 do. (Positions all calculated from OS map: data not B do. do. do. do. 361780 863980 do. available from non-archive Council files) B do. do. do. do. 362080 863530 do. B do. do. do. do. 362330 863800 do. B do. do. do. do. 362663 863780 do. B do. do. do. do. 362950 863980 do. B APP/2007/4129 Newstead Farm Cuminestown Turriff 382435 850600 Up to 80m Tip Height WF11 C APP/2008/2761 Boyndie Airfield Banff 363333 863940 E70 E4:100.5m Hub Ht, 35.5m Blade Radius,136m Ht OA C APP/2008/2874 Boyndie Banff 361563 863492 64m Hub Ht, 35m Blade Radius, 99m Ht OA C APP/2009/1044 Little Byth New Byth Turriff 382340 857870 56m Hub Ht, 24m Blade Radius, 80m Ht OA C do. do. do. do. 382610 857640 56m Hub Ht, 24m Blade Radius, 80m Ht OA C do. do. do. do. 382650 857780 56m Hub Ht, 24m Blade Radius, 80m Ht OA R APP/2009/1541 Bogenlea Farm New Byth Turriff 382217 852283 Up to 93.5m Ht OA WF12 P APP/2010/0175 Clayfords Farm Strichen Fraserburgh 396189 855522 80m Ht OA WF13 R APP/2010/0755 Cairncake Farm Cuminestown Turriff 382730 848350 99.5m Ht OA WF14 R do. do. do. do. 383060 848320 99.5m Ht OA P APP/2010/2508 Gellybrae and Royston Farms New Deer Turriff 385080 848130 E70: 92.5m Ht OA WF15 P do. do. do. do. 384990 847790 E70: 92.5m Ht OA P do. do. do. do. 384990 847390 E70: 92.5m Ht OA P APP/2010/2717 Oldwhat Mains New Deer Turriff 385172 851829 57m Hub Ht, 35.5m Blade Radius, 92.5m Ht OA WF16 P APP/2010/3054 Backhill Of Yonderton Craigston Turriff 375177 856490 E70: 64m Hub Ht, 35.5m Blade Radius, 99.5m Ht OA WF17 P do. do. do. do. 375066 856200 E70: 64m Hub Ht, 35.5m Blade Radius, 99.5m Ht OA P APP/2010/3417 Mains Of Auchinderran Aberchirder Huntly 361460 855620 E48: 55.6m Hub Ht, 24m Blade Radius, 79.6m Ht OA WF18 P do. do. do. do. 361250 855320 E48: 55.6m Hub Ht, 24m Blade Radius, 79.6m Ht OA P do. do. do. do. 361050 855010 E48: 55.6m Hub Ht, 24m Blade Radius, 79.6m Ht OA P APP/2010/3452 Bogenjohn Farm Strichen Fraserburgh 393890 851780 98m Ht OA WF19 P do. do. do. do. 394210 851700 98m Ht OA P do. do. do. do. 394530 851620 98m Ht OA OSE: E.Melrose List for Cum.ZTVI, 20km radius,WTGs over 70m, p.2 NJ: EN P APP/2011/0626 Backhill of Culbirnie Banff 363140 860790 56m Hub Ht, 24m Blade Radius, 80m Ht OA WF20 P APP/2011/0633 Culbirne Parks Banff 363050 860300 56m Hub Ht, 24mBlade Radius, 80m Ht OA WF21 P APP/2011/0634 Blairshinnoch Banff 363560 861350 80m Ht OA WF22 P APP/2010/4039 Hillhead of Bonnykelly Bonnykelly Fraserburgh 384570 854500 99.5m Ht OA WF23 P do.
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