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Mallard Pass Solar Project

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  • Rob Jones

    Having reviewed the proposals my belief is that the balance of national energy needs and carbon reduction commitments outweigh what are primarily local concerns around visual impacts and construction... Read more

  • Robert Hogg

    Covering hundreds of hectares of productive agricultural land with solar panels is totally counter-productive. Other concerns: Possible flooding issues The unsightly nature of the proposals in the... Read more

  • Royston Richards

    Completely wrong and stupid place to put such large development and loose farming land the roads are not built for this kind of construction a good place is x RAF sites like the one 5 miles west next... Read more

  • Ryhall Parish Council (Ryhall Parish Council)

    Ryhall Parish Council have canvased residents of the Parish who, in the majority, are against the Mallard Pass Solar factory. The main reasons being the impact on the surround landscape with its mass... Read more

  • Samuel Smith

    I strongly object to this development due to huge scale of it and significant detrimetnal impact a development of this size would have on the local environement. It would completely dominate a huge... Read more

  • Sandra Pell

    This development covers a huge area, taking up valuable agricultural land. It will also have a negative environmental impact as well as being a blot on the beautiful local landscape with absolutely no... Read more

  • Sarah Markwell-Cook

    I whole heartedly object to the planned proposal. We are in the middle of the countryside with roads that are not suitable for heavy traffic, single lane in most places, with deteriorating road... Read more

  • Susan Joan Robinson

    The Solar Farm site is far too big for the area, the undulating land is simply not suitable for solar panels and using it for this means that good agricultural land will be lost forever from the area.... Read more

  • Teresa Richards

    I strongly object to this project. It is far too large and will affect wildlife considerably, destroying good agricultural ground. Our wildlife population is suffering greatly already. We need the... Read more

  • Alasdair Ryder

    I consider the main issues of this application to be its scale, use of agricultural land, impact upon biodiversity and existing rights of way. Additionally, the increased traffic on minor rural roads... Read more

  • Alex Donald Orlowskyj

    I don't believe the loss of so much arable farming land justifies the installation of the Mallard Pass project. has there been an effective study into the environmental impact of such a large area... Read more

  • Amanda Rogers

    I am opposed to Mallard Pass Solar Farm. Whilst generally in favour of solar energy, this development is far, far too large. It will have a devastating impact on our open landscape and precious... Read more

  • Andrew Robert Lytle

    I am against this project for a number of reasons: - On a massive scale it will industrialise with black panels a large area of the local landscape. - This will remove agricultural land from use for... Read more

  • Andrew Rogers

    I am concerned that the proposed solar park is far to large, this is a rural area releasing that amount of contryside to be turned into an industrial power plant will change the charactur and apeal of... Read more

  • Anna Woodall

    I'm currently just registering to be able to comment regarding Mallard Pass. As a local resident I have a number of concerns regarding this proposal. I also have concerns regarding the wider trend for... Read more

  • Carl Howarth

    The development must not go ahead. It will destroy rich agriculture land, wildlife, countryside and will massively reduce the property prices in Essendine. There is no need for a development this... Read more

  • Caroline Louise Anders

    I strongly object to the proposed solar farm project. 1. It will use prime agricultural greenfield land at a time when global food supplies are threatened, and future security uncertain in the... Read more

  • Christopher Rushen

    This Project is far too large and the impact on the countryside flora and fauna and villages too great.

  • Daisy Rushen

    There are significant environmental impacts for this development as well as concerns for mental health of residents , road traffic, pollution, asthetics, changing the landscape, reduction in... Read more

  • David Bryars

    My main point is that, I question whether the balance of profit to the company v the impact on the community is appropriate. An alternative would be to create multiple sites each smaller than the... Read more

  • David Bull

    The scale of this,and its impact on the people and the wildlife of this picturesque area,is completely unacceptable.

  • David Edgar Nelson

    • Food production, land use and agriculture • Impact on local environment, wildlife, biodiversity, habitats • Visual Impact, particularly on rural landscape - Impact on recreation, community • Impacts... Read more

  • Denise Watkinson

    Concerns regarding wildlife, visual impact- our village will be engulfed by solar panels, property value loss, no actual benefits proposed for local people on these issues

  • Elaine Booty

    Not a suitable use of productive agricultural land.

  • Gary Dale

    Total devastation of a beautiful rural area destroying acres of unspoilt countryside depriving all wildlife a natural environment. One of the largest solar farms in Europe sited in the smallest county... Read more