Moorsyde wind farm decision set for April
Berwick Today|February 27, 2007
A decision on the Moorsyde wind farm planning application has been pencilled in for Berwick Borough Council’s planning meeting on April 10. Borough solicitor Liam Henry said the long-awaited Arup study on cumulative impact would be taken into account by planning officers if it is published in time. However, he warned that it would still only have limited relevance because it focuses on the county-wide picture rather than Moorsyde in particular. Plans for the 10 turbine wind farm between Ancroft and Felkington have already been delayed for legal reasons on two occasions.
A decision on the Moorsyde wind farm planning application has been pencilled in for Berwick Borough Council’s planning meeting on April 10. Borough solicitor Liam Henry said the long-awaited Arup study on cumulative impact would be taken into account by planning officers if it is published in time. However, he warned that it would still only have limited relevance because it focuses on the county-wide picture rather than Moorsyde in particular. Plans for the 10 turbine wind farm between Ancroft and Felkington have already been delayed for legal reasons on two occasions.
A decision on the Moorsyde wind farm planning application has been pencilled in for Berwick Borough Council’s planning meeting on April 10.
Borough solicitor Liam Henry said the long-awaited Arup study on cumulative impact would be taken into account by planning officers if it is published in time.
However, he warned that it would still only have limited relevance because it focuses on the county-wide picture rather than Moorsyde in particular.
Plans for the 10 turbine wind farm between Ancroft and Felkington have already been delayed for legal reasons on two occasions.