Planning applicationAGB/26/00557/PP

Land At Beinn An Tuirc Windfarm Bellochantuy Argyll And Bute

Awaiting decisionRenewable Energy & Sustainability
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Received

30 March 2026

Validated

20 April 2026

Planning Signals

3 detected traits

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Met MastMeteorological Mast Wind Farm ContextTemporary Development
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ScotlandPower proposes a temporary wind-monitoring mast up to 104m high on a site for up to five years, with associated guy-wires.

Impact scale

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Application AGB/26/00557/PP

Land At Beinn An Tuirc Windfarm Bellochantuy Argyll And Bute

Awaiting decisionRenewable Energy, EV & Heat PumpsReceived Argyll and Bute Council

ScotlandPower proposes a temporary wind-monitoring mast up to 104m high on a site for up to five years, with associated guy-wires.

The record

Reference
AGB/26/00557/PP
Address
Land At Beinn An Tuirc Windfarm Bellochantuy Argyll And Bute
Status
Awaiting decision
Category
Renewable Energy, EV & Heat Pumps
Impact scale
7/10
Authority
Argyll and Bute Council

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Additional application data

Latitude
55.5712
Longitude
-5.5892

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

ScotlandPower proposes a temporary wind-monitoring mast up to 104m high on a site for up to five years, with associated guy-wires.

As filed with the council

Erection of temporary wind monitoring meteorological mast of up to 104m in height for a period of 5 years

Supporting documents(3)