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As a local resident I believe this land should remain as farming land. This project is planned with short term benefits in mind. We will need our agricultural land into the coming years - population...
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Farmers allowing the use of good agricultural land have become turncoats and taken the Kings shilling. We are surrounded by notices keep out, get off my land, private. They despise the public, yet...
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This solar farm is going to decimate the countryside around stamford and impact all the villages to the north east of the time. The Secretary of State has just announced the need for access to the...
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Extra traffic and restrictions on dog walking. Excess noise and disturbance to wildlife impacting on mental health.Compulsory aquirement of my land which I previously knew nothing about.
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We live in a beautiful productive area and can not understand why good quality farmland will be taken out of production when as a country we need more self sufficiency. To spend the rest of my life...
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[redacted] are a Chinese Company, the panels would be assembled in China. DONOT support PRChina by awarding this contract. Great Britain should be utilising Business and Companies from friendly...
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This project will not only visually ruin a beautiful area of open land, it will remove the habitat of the local wildlife. I am also concerned that the already damaged local roads are not up to the...
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too large on very good farm land.too near villages .the building will bad extra heavy traffic. bad to excise my horse not a inefficient as a source of energy.who will clear up at the end
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. Loss of valuable farming land . Disruption to area by heavy traffic . The vista!
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The problem with this project is that it is far too big for a rural village location and solar farms should not be placed on good farm land that is needed to feed our growing nation. The government...
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Solar panels will be 3.3m high security fencing and CCTV, solar stations or shipping containers housing inverters/transformers dotted across the solar area. New sub-station will be visible & audible...
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Far too big a site. Solar panels should be on roofs not arable land.
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My initial comments are that this would be a VAST solar farm in an area of natural beauty, farm land, listed buildings and beautiful villages, ancient woodland areas, wildlife and people who have...
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There is no plan in place for the removal of the panels at the end of their life. The use of a village to house the high voltage cabling having lost the right to run along the railway line, is...
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I am writing to express my massive concerns regarding this proposal to build this overwhelming solar farm in our tiny villages within Rutland. Rutland itself is the smallest county in England and has...
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I feel this is totally unacceptable for this area mainly the village of Essendine which will be surrounded on three sides But my main concern is that I race pigeons international races included I will...
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I am for solar energy but farmland should be used for farming, for food security. Solar should be on houses and land not suitable for farming. If there has to be a solar farm at Essendine, why can't...
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Against Mallard Pass Solar. Landscape and habitats will be destroyed. Much better ways to do solar - on roof tops!!
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I object to the development of this project on the grounds that it will clearly have an adverse impact on the environment.
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It’s too big. Too much traffic during construction. Valuable arable land. Detrimental to wildlife and residents. Human rights issues with Chinese company producing them. British companies should be...
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The huge scale of this development is disproportionate to a rural area near villages, particularly Essendine. It would convert our countryside into an industrial site covering 2,105 acres, of which...
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The scale of the proposed site will hugely and adversely affect our local environment. It would take good farming land, at present producing food, out of production. The UK needs to keep farming land...
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I am not satisfied that our environment in Stamford is being considered in this project. It will destroy a valuable amenity in the area and close off a 'Green lung' used by many to keep fit and 'live...
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* There will be continuous noise, pollution, disruption, and damage to property and surrounding area. * It will increase the impact of heavy HGV lorries and project associated workforce and vehicles...
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The profits of the proposed site will not , in my view, benefit the UK as the company who own Mallard Pass is not a UK one. The proposed site is larger than Westminster, imagine looking out the office...
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This proposal is far too large . It would be using farmland/ green fields , that should be used for agricultural purposes . The effect on wildlife would be devastating. Solar panels should be on roofs...
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* The vehicles entering and exiting the A6121, from the industrial areas, are already large, heavy, dangerous and unsuitable for the infrastructure of Essendine. *The further impact of weighty...
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My main concerns about the Mallard Solar Plant Proposal are: Increased Flood Risk for properties in the flood prone village of Greatford and the local area. Misuse of vast area of good quality...
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I live in what will be the centre of this proposed solar farm. The disruption to my everyday life will be immense. The roads in this area are rural lanes and are not able to cope with the volume of...
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This vast project (2000+) acres will be a dominant feature of the surrounding area. it will be built, in part, on what is good agricultural land which in the long term interests of the country as a...
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I really worry about the safety concerns of this. My children bike and walk around these villages. It was what drew us to this area and many of their school friends. With heavy machinery, trucks etc...
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I write to express my grave concerns regarding the proposed very large scale solar project and the massive impact it would have on the area – Stamford being the first conservation area in the country....
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The proposed development is a completely disproportional to the area and will destroy a peaceful countryside. There is not sufficient infrastructure for the vehicles that will be needed to develop the...
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Dear Planning Inspectors I wish to state my concern and objection to the proposed solar farm on the grounds of food security. Successive governments in the UK have I feel, failed in looking ahead and...
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The proposed plan of Mallard Pass solar farm is the most SHOCKING and DEVASTATING news to me and all the people who live here, that this could happen to this beautiful British countryside. Rich in...
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I believe that turning arable lane and green space is over to renewables is a mistake. Renewables are necessary and could have far more opportunities to go on brownfield or industrial land or at sea...
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affect on nature surrounding villages, roads and unnecessary upheaval My concern is that mallard pass will impact negatively on the wildlife habitats around the area it's proposed to use. The impact...
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I cannot see how Mallard Pass can be allowed. I seems that it is proposed to be built on 1st class prime agricultural land, for one thing and if it were built in London it would erase the city area....
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We live in the area, commute through the area, are bringing up a family in the area and whilst the overall population may be small due to its rural landscape and scattered villages, it is the impact...
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I think that this project is at detriment to the local area with no benefit being passed on to the surrounding community in recompense for the disruption that it is causing and negative impact it will...
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The Mallard Pass Solar PV project impacts several local villages on an unprecedented scale in the UK. The loss of prime farmland and stunning local countryside will impact the local area both in terms...
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I live just outside the proposed Mallard Pass development. I travel through its scope nearly every day. I also walk or mountain bike through the centre nearly every week. I fully support the Mallard...
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I think the wisdom of putting such a large solar farm which will only operate during daylight hours will be superseded by onshore wind once government policy changes. Therefore by the time the...
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Loss of productive arable farmland at time when UK needs to produce more home grown food. Solar figures for productivity ignore fact that high initial levels drop drastically over a few years and...
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I am writing to you to highlight my concerns over the proposed MP solar farm & why I believe the Secretary of State for BEIS should turn down the proposal. 1. The proposed 2,238 acre site will take...
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Environmental impact of both build, the period of use and decommission. Environmental impact on wildlife Inconsistency in information from the applicants Use of agricultural land which will impact on...
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This is an appalling idea. It is enormous and will have a terrible impact on local area. These fields should be used for farming which is very necessary as we all try to be one more self sufficient....
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Windel Energy who is a partner in this endeavour is headed by a man who has been bankrupted several times leaving behind huge debts. He does not inspire confidence in any way. It is acknowledged that...
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As a member of the Greater Lincolnshire LEP, this development does not support the local community but destroys a vast amount of the local habitat for wildlife and much needed recreational space for...
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Loss of agricultural land for food production Huge change to local environment. Huge disruption and traffic near school in Great Carterton Compulsory purchases of homes in Essendine Low output of...
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