Planning application
South Kyle 2 Windfarm East Ayrshire
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Proposal
Consultation under Section 36 of the Electricity Act 1989 for the South Kyle 2 windfarm comprising 11 wind turbines up to 200m tip height, Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) and associated infrastructure
As published by the council, reference 25/0003/S36
Application record
- Reference
- 25/0003/S36
- Type
- Section 36
- Status
- Registered
- Received
- 1 May 2025
- Validated
- 19 May 2025
- Ward
- Doon Valley
- Decision by
- Planning Committee
Timeline
Dates from the published record
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1 May 2025
Received by East Ayrshire
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19 May 2025
Validated
Checked as complete and ready for consideration.
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7 Aug 2026
Added to PlanIndex
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Decision
Awaiting decision
Decision expected by 14 July 2025, 8 weeks from validation under the statutory target for most applications. Extensions of time are common and are agreed case by case.
East Ayrshire took a median of 66 days over the applications it decided in the last year.
Who's behind it
Company information only, from the register and Companies House
Natural Power Limited Agent, registered in Kilbirnie
Dissolved · incorporated 2024 · Kilbirnie
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Plans, drawings, consultee responses and the officer's report
153 documents on file for this application
- Response (wsas)
- Response (ara)
- Processing note
- Response (accon)
- Response (roads flooding)
- Introduction
- Noise
- Traffic and transport
- Forestry
- Aviation and other effects
- Socioeconomics
- Synergistic effects summary of mitigation and r
- Site selection and design evolution
- Project description
- Climate change legislative and policy context
- Landscape and visual impact assessment
- Chapter 6 - ecology
- Chapter 7 - ornithology
- Hydrology geology and hydrogeology
- Cultural heritage
- Contents and preface
- Contents and preface
- Site location and regional context - 2 pa
- Site constraints
- Layout design evolution
- Indicative turbine specification
- Indicative turbine foundation
- Indicative turbine hardstanding
- Indicative substationcontrol
- Indicative access track
- Indicative access track drainage
- Indicative underground cabling
- Indicative directional signage
- Indicative construction compound
- Wind turbine and noise assessment locations
- Traffic count locations
- Site location and survey areas
- Site location and designated sites
- Phase 1 survey results
- Nvc survey results
- Bat detector locations
- Protected mammal survey results
- Figure 6_7 - fish habitat results
- Figure 7_1 - vantage point locations and viewsheds
- Ornithology survey areas
- Statutory and non-statutory designated sites w
- Breeding season vantage point survey results 2
- Breeding season vantage point survey results 2
- Non-breeding season vantage point survey resul
- Non-breeding season vantage point survey resul
- Moorland breeding bird survey results 2021 and
- Breeding raptor survey results 2022
- Hydrological overview
- Predominant soils
- Carbon and peatland soils
- Interpolated peat depth
- Bedrock geology
- Superficial geology
- Figure 9_1 - locations of cultural heritage sites in propos
- Locations of cultural heritage sites in 15 km
- Site layout
- Road traffic collisions locations
- Forestry study area
- Baseline age class composition
- Baseline species composition
- Baseline fell phases
- Baseline restock species composition
- Proposed development construction felling
- Wind farm fell phases
- Wind farm restock species composition
- Contents and preface
- Lvia study area
- Cumulative ztv - south kyle ii and south kyle
- Cumulative ztv - south kyle ii and operationa
- Cumulative ztv - south kyle ii and operationa
- Cumulative ztv - south kyle ii and operationa
- Zone of theoretical visibility to tip height
- Ztv to tip height_extract_10km extent
- Zone of theoretical visbility to tip height_s
- Zone of theoretical visibility to hub height
- Aviation lighting strategy
- Figure 5_4b - baseline satellite image
- Figure 5_4c - aviation lighting ztv with viewpoints
- Theoretical visibility of aviation lighting b
- Cumulative night-time ztvs
- Landscape character
- Protected and designated landscapes
- Sequential receptors
- Local routes and recreational receptors
- Cumulative wind farms within 60 km
- Wind farms considered in the cumulative assess
- Visualisation viewpoint 1 - picnic area off the a7
- Visualisation viewpoint 2 - bellsbank
- Visualisation viewpoint 3 - dalmellington church
- Visualisation viewpoint 4 - a713 west of dalmellin
- 18 visualisation viewpoint 5 - bogton loch
- 19 visualisation viewpoint 6 - craigengillan house_fr
- 20 visualisation viewpoint 7 - craigengillan estate_s
- Visualisation viewpoint 8 - berbeth
- 22 visualisation viewpoint 9 - south of beoch house l
- Visualisation viewpoint 10 - auchenroy hill
- Visualisation viewpoint 11 - b741 west of dalmelli
- Visualisation viewpoint 12 - b741 at bankglen
- Visualisation viewpoint 13 - cairnsmore of carspha
- Visualisation viewpoint 14 - blackcraig hill
- Visualisation viewpoint 15 - new cumnock
- Visualisation viewpoint 16 - patna memorial
- Visualisation viewpoint 17 - a76 south of mauchlin
- Visualisation viewpoint 18 - merrick summit
- Visualisation viewpoint 19 - carrick hills
- Visualisation viewpoint 20 - b741 east of dalmelli
- Residential receptors
- Residential visualisations
- Visualisation viewpoint 7_night_ - craigengillan e
- Visualisation viewpoint 13_night_ - cairnsmore of
- Visualisation viewpoint 14_night_- blackcraig hill
- Contents and preface
- Scoping report
- Scoping opinion_part 1
- Contents and preface
- Media comms feb 22
- Media comms oct 22
- 1st round materials
- Media comms mar to
- 2nd round materials
- Feedback report
- Sk2 planning and renewable energy statement
- Sk2 wf skills and employment plan
- South kyleii wind farm pacc report
- Scoping opinion_part 2
- Noise report
- Baseline traffic data
- Outline construction traffic manag
- Ail route survey
- Shadow flicker summary report
- Lvia methodology
- Viewpoint assessment
- Residential visual amenity assessme
- Wild land assessment
- Night-time landscape and visual imp
- Visibility of aviation warning ligh
- Ecology
- Outline biodiversity enhancement an
- Ornithology
- Management plan
- Peat slide risk assessment_part 1
- Peat slide risk assessment_part 2
- Watercourse crossing assessment
- Carbon balance assessment
- Gazetteer of cultural heritage site
- Non technical summary
- Contents and preface
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This application is with East Ayrshire for determination, against a statutory target of eight weeks. Over the last year East Ayrshire's median decision took 66 days. More in our guide to how long planning decisions take.
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