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Four-turbine wind farm plan is unveiled
Credit: Lincolnshire Echo | May 30, 2013 | www.thisislincolnshire.co.uk ~~
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Plans are in the pipeline for a four-turbine wind farm at Asserby near Alford.
Energiekontor UK Ltd, which was recently granted permission on appeal for an eight-turbine development at Gayton Le Marsh, has submitted a scoping report for the 115m turbines to East Lindsey District Council (ELDC).
But wind farm campaigner Melvin Grosvenor has raised concerns that the plans will create a proliferation of industrial wind turbines throughout the whole of the coastal marsh landscape.
A public meeting has been organised to discuss the issues at 7pm on Friday evening at Grimoldby Village Hall.
Mr Grosvenor said: “Four turbines doesn’t sound a lot but I think there’s space in there for a lot more.”
Laura Dixon, from Energiekontor UK Ltd, said: “I can confirm we are currently undergoing a scoping exercise for a potential planning application for a wind farm near Asserby.
“This will enable further assessment of the site where ELDC will provide a scoping response for clarity of the suggested studies.
“The scoping report advises that the project could be up to four turbines and a tip height of up to 115m.”
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