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Tuesday, 1 March 2011

Planning Application for Wind Turbine - Somerfield Court Farm

Below is information regarding planning application for the:

Erection of a single wind turbine measuring 44.28m to hub height and a maximum of 61m to blade tip height, together with construction of an access track, a crane pad and an equipment housing cabinet.
at:
Land Adjoining Somerfield Court Farm Barrow Hill Sellindge Kent 
Please click on the following link to view the Planning Application - comments need to be in by Sunday 22nd April 2012 at the latest.

http://searchplanapps.shepway.gov.uk/online-applications/caseDetails.do?action=dispatch&keyVal=M0K49UNZ2Z000&caseType=Application

A copy of the letter regarding this application can be viewed by clicking on the following link:

Link to: Planning Application for Erection of Single Wind Turbine bear Somerfield Court Farm Barrow Hill Sellindge

Proposed Harringe Brooks Wind Park Public Exhibition - 16th April 2012

A local resident of Sellindge (Dave Motley) received the information below from Ecotricity on Saturday 31st March 2012. This includes a 'Dear Occupier' letter with general information, an invitation to the Village Hall Exhibition on Monday 16th April and their Newsletter which describes their proposal and provides information on the most commonly asked questions. To help read each of these (enlarge the print) click on one of the 3 images and you can then view each of the three pages more easily. Once finished, click on the back-arrow at the top left of the screen to return to the website and then navigate your way around as usual. Use the 'Home' page link in Section 1 to return to the start. 







Windmills that I mind

The article below was published on 21st March 2012 in the Daily Mail. To better read the article (enlarge the print) click on the images below in turn. Once finished, click on the back-arrow at the top left of the screen to return to the website and then navigate your way around as usual. Use the 'Home' page link in Section 1 to return to the start.


Tudor treasure to be blighted by wind farm

The article below was published on 15th March 2012 in the Daily Mail. To better read the article (enlarge the print) click on the image below. Once finished, click on the back-arrow at the top left of the screen to return to the website and then navigate your way around as usual. Use the 'Home' page link in Section 1 to return to the start.

Otterpool Quarry - now listed in the Preferred Options Consultation on Waste Site Plans

From Our County Councillor, Susan Carey, in the Sellindge Newsletter there is a section Susan has written regarding Otterpool Quarry as follows:

"I had some news about Otterpool Quarry which came out too late for inclusion in my report but by the time this newsletter comes will be available on the KCC website www.kent.gov.uk .

Otterpool Quarry is now one of the sites listed in the Preferred Options Consultation on Waste Site Plans.  I want to stress that this does not change any of the obligations on Countrystyle to get a permit from the Environment Agency and fulfil the conditions of it planning permission before it can start any waste operations. It is, however, recognition that Countrystyle has obtained planning permission for the site. The consultation runs for 8 weeks till 23 July 2012."




Use them of lose them

The article below was published on 29th March 2012 in the Daily Mail. To read the article (enlarge the print) click on the image below.Once finished, click on the back-arrow at the top left of the screen to return to the website and then navigate your way around as usual. Use the 'Home' page link in Section 1 to return to the start.


 

M20 could trial new 80mph limit

The article below was published on 29th March 2012 in the Kentish Express. To read the article (enlarge the print) click on the image below. Once finished, click on the back-arrow at the top left of the screen twice to return to the 'Home' page.

M20 could trial new 80mph limit

The article below was published on 29th March 2012 in the Kentish Express. To read the article (enlarge the print) click on the image below. Once finished, click on the back-arrow at the top left of the screen to return to the website and then navigate your way around as usual. Use the 'Home' page link in Section 1 to return to the start. 



Further correspondence regarding Shepway Core Strategy - 15 March 2012

I have received the following 3 documents on 15th March from Shepway via email regarding the above. To view these, please click on the links below. Once finished, click on the back-arrow at the top left of the screen to return to the website and then navigate your way around as usual. Use the 'Home' page link in Section 1 to return to the start.



________________________________________________________________


From: alexandra.sansom@shepway.gov.uk [mailto:alexandra.sansom@shepway.gov.uk]
Sent: 15 March 2012 16:09
To: dave@davemotley.co.uk
Subject: Letter advising Hearings Date

Please find attached further correspondence regarding Shepway Core Strategy.

Regards
Ms Alex Sansom
Programme Officer
Shepway District Council Core Strategy Examination
Tel: 01303 853393 - Ext: 3393
c/- Shepway District Council, Civic Centre

Core Strategy Public Examination


Broken down and rusting, is this the future of Britain's 'Wind Rush'?

The article below was published on 19th March 2012 in the Daily Mail. To read the article (enlarge the print) click on the image below. Once finished, click on the back-arrow at the top left of the screen to return to the website and then navigate your way around as usual. Use the 'Home' page link in Section 1 to return to the start.


It spread over two pages, but as you can see I have scanned it as 4 sections. These are best viewed in the order below:


1) Top of right page - headline and photo




2) Top of left page - note this has two columns with column 2 continuing from column 1, from bottom of left page  


3) Bottom of left page


4) Bottom of right page





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