GrantedDecided 05 November 2020Donegal County Council

BARNESMORE WINDFARM SITE, CULLIONBUOY, BARNESMORE

Planning application 2051295
DecisionConditional grant
Decided05 November 2020
Application typePERMISSION
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Proposed development

Application description published by Donegal County Council.
UPGRADING OF EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE INCLUDING A GRP TRANSFORMER ENCLOSURE HOUSING TRANSFORMER EQUIPMENT, TRANSFORMER PLINTH AND ALL OTHER ASSOCIATED SITE DEVELOPMENT WORKS TO FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT. THE PROPOSED TRANSFORMER ENCLOSURE WILL BE 2 METRES IN HEIGHT, 3.55 METRES IN LENGTH AND 2.44 METRES IN WIDTH. THE TRANSFORMER ENCLOSURE WILL BE LOCATED ON A NEW TRANSFORMER CONCRETE PLINTH ON THE EXISTING WIND TURBINE HARD STAND AREA. DUCTING WILL BE INSTALLED BETWEEN THE PROPOSED PLINTH AND THE EXISTING TURBINE

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