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Batsworthy Cross update
Planners considering an application to build nine wind turbines near Knowstone, Devon, have asked N Power Renewables, who submitted the application, to provide an additional assessment of the impact the wind farm is likely to have on the environment.
This type of assessment is always needed whenever the Council is considering a large planning application.
Once the council has received the additional 'environmental impact assessment' from N-Power Renewables, along with other information and comments from all the consultees, it will begin a second round of public consultation. This will last for three weeks.
When the council held the original round of consultation in 2006 it received almost 500 different comments from the public.
Full details of this planning application (43272) can be viewed on the council’s planning application tracker.
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Batsworthy Cross update
Planners considering an application to build nine wind turbines near Knowstone, Devon, have asked N Power Renewables, who submitted the application, to provide an additional assessment of the impact the wind farm is likely to have on the environment.
This type of assessment is always needed whenever the Council is considering a large planning application.
Once the council has received the additional 'environmental impact assessment' from N-Power Renewables, along with other information and comments from all the consultees, it will begin a second round of public consultation. This will last for three weeks.
When the council held the original round of consultation in 2006 it received almost 500 different comments from the public.
Full details of this planning application (43272) can be viewed on the council’s planning application tracker.
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Copies of Officer Reports for applications reported to the Planning Committee are also available via the Committee Meetings page, normally 5 working days prior to the meeting. Minutes are normally made available up to 5 working days after the meeting.
County and National Park Planning Applications
Please note that NDDC are Consultees only for Devon County Council and Exmoor National Park Authority planning applications. To view application details, drawings and associated documents, or to comment online, please go to their respective website planning pages:
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Exmoor National Park Authority - Planning
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You can submit and pay for applications online through the national Planning Portal (North Devon). Associated drawings/documents etc. can be electronically attached to an online application. NB. Drawings can only be accepted in pdf format and the paper size must be specified, i.e A3, A1 etc.
An electronic Guide on how to make an online application can be found on the Planning Portal Useful Tools page.
Please note that the information you provide in the application form and in accompanying documents will be published on the North Devon District Council website.
Contact the planning portal for further information about their services.
You can submit and pay for applications online through the national Planning Portal (North Devon). Associated drawings/documents etc. can be electronically attached to an online application. NB. Drawings can only be accepted in pdf format and the paper size must be specified, i.e A3, A1 etc.
An electronic Guide on how to make an online application can be found on the Planning Portal Useful Tools page.
Please note that the information you provide in the application form and in accompanying documents will be published on the North Devon District Council website.
Contact the planning portal for further information about their services.
