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Ballinagree Wind Farm Project NEWSLETTER 4 WINTER 2020 Ballinagree Wind Farm Project Image: View looking south east across the proposed project’s Study Area. www.ballinagreewindfarm.ie INTRODUCTION The proposed Ballinagree Wind Farm project is now Please visit the project website: at the second of its three separate design iterations. www.ballinagreewindfarm.ie for the most up to This Newsletter, the fourth to date for this project, date project information and to access the link to presents updated information on; the project’s Virtual Community Consultation Event where much more information is available. • Community Engagement • Design Iteration 2 • The evolving Design Process • A map showing Design Iteration 2 • Updated project timeline with changes highlighted COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Since the beginning of the Covid-19 restrictions, we have needed to tailor our community engagements to ensure compliance with Government guidelines. The necessary engagement restrictions have resulted in an increased level of virtual community consultation as well as an increase in the number of Image: The Ballinagree Wind Farm Project Community Consultation Room. A snap-shot of the Ballinagree Wind one to one outdoor meetings between members of Farm Project Community Virtual Consultation Event. the project team and local residents. If there are any particular matters that you would The project team have held follow on calls and like to discuss further, please get in touch via any meetings with all those individuals who have of the contact details on the back page of this responded with contact details to the September newsletter. Perhaps you may wish to arrange a 2020 communication letter. This letter was delivered follow-on information session with one of the project to all households within the proposed project’s 3 km specialists working in the areas of Landscape and consultation zone. Further follow on engagements Visual’s, Ecology, Noise or Archaeology for instance. here will hopefully aid communication and This can be arranged at a time to suit you. We will community participation with the project’s design arrange any such meetings in line with current team for any interested community members. Government’s Covid-19 guidelines. Image: View looking north west across the proposed project’s Study Area towards Musheramore. DESIGN ITERATION 2 The project layout has evolved since Design NOISE Iteration 1 which was shared in Newsletter 3 The noise monitoring campaign for this stage of the distributed in June 2020. As the project studies proposed project’s design has been concluded. We progress, further information becomes available in would like to thank all community members who areas such as Ecology, Noise, Archaeology, wind have worked with the project’s Design Team in order resource, Landscape and Visuals.This information to compile these background noise levels. All 19 allows for further enhancement of proposed wind noise monitors which were placed at pre-defined turbine placement as we strive towards the best locations surrounding the project’s Study Area have design possible. The Design Iteration 2 project been collected. The data now being compiled by the layout is enclosed in this Newsletter. The third and project’s noise specialists will allow future project final Design Iteration is currently scheduled for iterations to be designed with the most robust noise delivery in Spring 2021. Design Iteration 3 will form information possible. As previously communicated, the basis of the project’s final design ahead of a, the Ballinagree Project Team have committed to currently scheduled, Summer 2021 project planning using the noise impact assessment procedure submission. detailed in the new draft 2019 Wind Energy Guidlines as well as the Institute of Acoustics ‘A Good Practice NUMBER OF WIND TURBINES Guide to the Application of ETSU-R-97 for the The Study Area is being assessed for a 21 wind Assessment and Rating of Wind Turbine Noise’ turbine layout at Design Iteration 2. Initially, the (2013). By utilizing this methadology and integrating Project Team had estimated that the Study Area it into the design process the best possible project could accommodate up to 24 wind turbines. layout from a noise perspective will be produced for Subsequently, Design Iteration 1 showed 19 wind the project’s Design Iteration 3. turbines. Detailed analysis of the Ecology and Landscape and Visual elements in the west and south of the Study Area since Design Iteration 1 has allowed for the potential incorporation of two additional turbine positions at Design Iteration 2. Further analysis of the wind resource at the site has also allowed for the refinement of the wind turbine layout for this Design Iteration 2 stage of assessment. ECOLOGY Detailed assessment of the habitats within the Study Area has enabled the Project Team to further define habitat types and characteristics and to ensure that Design Iteration 2 is sensitive to these localised habitats. Efforts will continue here with the project’s ecologists in order to further refine the design layout and sensitive habitat identification and to ensure that Image: Typical noise monitor the most sensitive of these habitats are given the unit as used during the recent correct attention. project background noise monitoring campaign. LANDSCAPE AND VISUALS Recent project studies indicate that the most likely This element plays a large part in the design of the underground export cable route would travel to proposed Ballinagree Wind Farm project. Designing either Clashavoon or Ballyvouskil from the west a project layout that does not encroach onto the side of the project’s Study Area. The eventual grid higher slopes of the Musheramore mountains was an connection point will be determined by Eirgrid. overriding consideration since the beginning of the design process. This was important feedback taken TURBINE DELIVERY ROUTE on board from our 2019 community engagement Engineering surveys are currently underway to as well as initial assessments from the project’s determine the best potential route for turbine Landscape and Visual consultant. Conversations components to travel to the Study Area. At this with local residents resulted in potential pre-planning stage, a port of entry for the wind development being removed from the upper slopes turbine component parts has yet to be defined. of Musheramore. However, assuming Foynes as a potential port of entry, it is likely that the engineering surveys will ARCHAEOLOGY show an approach to the project’s Study Area from There are significant Archaeological features the Millstreet direction as being the most feasible in the South East of the project’s Study Area. option. This route, the L1123, was previously used to Careful assessment of potential turbine locations transport Wind Turbine components to some of the by the project archaeologist has taken place to existing Wind Farm developments in the wider area. ensure sensitivity to features and to maintain each monuments lines of visual alignment. There is the GROUND INVESTIGATION possibility of unrecorded monuments still to be Investigation of the engineering properties within the unearthed in this area also so again, careful site Study Area is required in order to better understand investigation continues by the project archaeologist the types of soils and rock present and how any and design team. proposed project development will interact with this geology. These ground investigation works GRID CONNECTION are scheduled to begin shortly. The anticipated The Project Team continue to assess the potential geology, historical use of the Study Area lands and future grid connection point for the project. It is the current project proposals have been used to still anticipated that the potential project would tailor a specific ground investigation program for connect to the national electrical grid at either of the this proposed project. The Ground investigation following two existing substations: proposals for this project generally comprise: • The 220kV Clashavoon Substation, which is • Desk study located approximately 5 km north-east of • Intrusive investigation Macroom near Rusheen; or • Follow on Studies • The 220kV Ballyvouskill Substation, which • Validation is located approximately 7 km south-west of Millstreet. The information obtained from the studies will then be assessed to ensure the initial objectives of The Project Team are currently in the process of the ground investigation are satisfied. The findings assessing these different route options in order to obtained will also be used to tailor the overall connect the proposed project to the Clashavoon or project’s design for Design Iteration 3 and ahead Ballyvouskil substations via an underground cable. of any proposed planning submission. Image: Stone circle located in the south east corner of the Image: Typical Auger drilling to obtain geotechnical project’s Study Area. ground samples PProposedroposed B Ballinagreeallinagree WWindind FarmFarm Project Project Kanturk Ballyclogh DDesignesign IterationIteration 22 Boherbue / Banteer Site Location Rathcoole Lyre Millstreet .! .! .! .! .! .! # Clondrohid .! Macroom Coachford .! Farran Rathard Inchigeelagh Crookstown Cloughduv .! .! .! .! .! .! .! .! .! .! # .! .! .! Legend Towns .! Proposed Turbine Locations # Proposed 100m Met Mast # Existing Met Mast Existing Forest Roads Study Area 0 0.5 1 2 Produced on Coillte GIS - Ordnance Survey Ireland Kilometers Licence No EN 0014719 (Digital Contract) @ Ordnance Survey Ireland/Government of Ireland PROJECT
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