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This project is way too big and I do not feel the area should be used. We are about to have a huge development of housing to the north of howden and this solar farm will impinge on the landscape even...
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I am concerned that arable land, vital to the ongoing need of UK to growe food, will be lost to develpment when there is an abundance of brown field sites and unusable land more suitable to the...
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It will change the area from agricultural to industrial. Impacts and damage on the environment and wildlife have not been adequately considered. Impacts on local roads and access will be huge during...
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I have serious concerns about the size and the scale of the project - my house is one of the most impacted as it will be surrounded on 3 sides by the development; the views that are part of the...
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I feel that the solar farm will be a big mistake and have a massive impact on the local area, the noise, all the extra traffic on the roads which are single track and is already a cut through,...
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The UK needs more green energy if we are to have any chance of reducing CO2 emissions. This scheme is on poor farmland in a very flat area, so is easily screened. A 2m high hedge adjacent to a road...
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I fully support solar & solar farms, I have had solar panels myself for many years. However, I strongly feel that no land should be given up to solar farms when most roofs are left empty. It pains me...
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The area in already to Drax, various wind turbine clusters and bio-plants, the later of which has destroyed rural roads and led to heated meetings. Now we are faced with more construction followed by...
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The application is far too big and no consideration appears to the devastating effects of this rural area
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I don't want you to build solar panels because.. this is a nice country side were we can go walking and have fun with our animals and pets. There are also animals that live in those fields and It wont...
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The impact on property prices is unfair to the residents. Some properties will become unsellable due to the vastness of this scheme. Surely, it would be better to build a wind farm at the north end of...
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I had absolutely no correspondence from the developers or any Councilors regarding said proposed solar farm and I found out from some kind local person who had the initiative to drop a brochure...
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Size of the development, Spaldington will be surrounded. Impact on health, have age young and old and heart and breathing problems in household. Impact on house prices. Impact on wildlife particularly...
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Impact on a very small village, surrounded by solar panels. Impact on health, we are elderly. Noise from development, impacting every day driving past house. Impact on roads. Noise and safety from...
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I am concerned about the impact on the local area and roads. Howden's road network is already at its limit and has too many HGV's going through on its narrow roads. I am concerned that it will change...
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Impact on a very small village, surrounded by solar panels. Impact on health, we are elderly. Noise from development, impacting every day driving past house. Impact on roads. Noise and safety from...
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Size of the development, Spaldington will be surrounded. Impact on health, have age young and old and heart and breathing problems in household. Impact on house prices. Impact on wildlife particularly...
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Size of the development, Spaldington will be surrounded. Impact on health, have age young and old and heart and breathing problems in household. Impact on house prices. Impact on wildlife particularly...
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Uses agricultural land when lots of brown field land is available. Completely unsuitable for the area. Increased traffic on rural roads.
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I am still rather aggrieved at the total closure of the Coalfields. I acknowledge that electricity has to be generated somehow. Windfarms are probably the best way, providing sufficient can be built....
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I strongly object to the proposed Boom Solar Farm due to: 1.The very large size of the proposed development is totally inappropriate for a site so close to residential properties of the rural...
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I object to this proposed project as it will negatively impact on the surrounding villages and the narrow, quiet country roads.
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We have heard today that food from the EU will probably cost more. Wars in many parts of the world increase the cost of, or prevent the import of, food and yet we are blindly using valuable farm land...
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In favour with some sensible screening it is well situated and a large area is not visible from many dwellings . This development is definitely needed to help stop climate change and help the...
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Concerned about the views from public highways and the scale of the project giving an industrial feel too beautiful rural area
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Grid Scale Battery Energy Storage System guidance issued by the National Fire Chiefs Council should be applied to the design of the project
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In short, the proposal is too large, too concentrated, and has been too neglectful of the rights of my constituents. The plans as I have last seen them cover a total of 3,470 acres of farmland with...
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I am registering on behalf of Ouse and Humber Drainage Board, an Internal Drainage Board whose district includes the development area. The Land Drainage Act 1991 and local Land Drainage Byelaws apply,...
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Yorkshire Wildlife Trust may wish to comment on the proposals, particularly in relation to the proximity to statutory and non-statutory designated sites, such as SAC's SPA's, Ramsar (and any land...
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Do not build on top quality agricultural land. There is a shortage of good land in the UK. Existing brownfield sites should be exhausted first. all new build houses and industrial units should have...
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The proposed development would ruin this rural agricultural area. The visual impact and size of the development and also the damage to wildlife would impact for the worse for miles around
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I'm sure there are many places to site solar panels, other than farmland. I'm led to believe that they can be placed anywhere that don't interfere with nature, wildlife or the growing process
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1. The site maps provided appear to indicate that hedges on Spaldingington Road (10/45)and Willitoft Road (10/43) which form the southern and western boundaries to my property will be destroyed. This...
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We live myself, Anne, my husband [Redacted] and our son [Redacted]. Our property and land look directly and are adjacent on two sides to the proposed Solar farm and will be as far as we can see...
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The solar panels will cover agricultural land, which could be used/continue to be used for crop growing. The huge height of the panels will be an eyesore in our beautiful village areas, which I...
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I support the need to move to renewable energy, but this should not be at the cost of destroying valuable farm-land used for crop production. Solar generation should be mandatory on all warehouse...
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The damage to the local infrastructure will be considerable during the building phase, large trucks will be using B- roads and lanes that only currently carry local traffic and many of the lanes are...
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Whilst I support renewable energy projects where appropriate, I am totally against the proposed project as it would cover an extremely large rural area where there are no brown field sites. The...
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Concerns at: (1) The taking of prime agricultural land which we need for food production. We should be using either brownfield sites or preferably existing roofs of houses and buildings where...
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One of the main reasons our customers visit our touring caravan site is for a peaceful quiet time and have lovely walks/ bike rides in our beautiful countryside and to enjoy the wildlife habitat....
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A lot of farmland is going to be lost and the energy that will be generated is only a tiny fraction of what is used in this country. This area is already losing land due to housing developments and...
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Outline of comments that will be submitted by the East Riding of Yorkshire and Kingston upon Hull Joint Local Access Forum. • The East Riding of Yorkshire and Kingston upon Hull Joint Local Access...
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I am seriously concerned about the disruption, the noise, the traffic on narrow roads, the mess, the destruction of habitat, the use of productive farmland, the impact on local families, the impact on...
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We as a family are massively worried about this monstrous industrialisation of our beautiful countryside. Just the fact it’s in the planning process and a very real possibility is very distressing and...
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I object to the solar farm. the impact on the area will be devastating for local the local farming, food supply, the wildlife which include great crested newts and the landscape.solar energy is not...
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The impact upon open green spaces around the area will be reduced along with a reduction in viable farming land. An increase in vehicular maintenance vehicles upon the local infrastructure which...
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Height of the solar panels at the roadside. Fencing off to wildlife across the scheme. Tunnelling of power cables under the River Derwent. Extra transport on the B roads in the area. High hedgerows to...
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It will spoil and destroy a pristine countryside environment. We are blessed with a lot of wildlife in our area and there are not many places left for nature. Do we need to further reduce the little...
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There will be a huge impact on wildlife in an environment already under stress. We must also avoid at all cost to loose any more productive agricultural acreage. To much food needs to be imported...
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I am concerned with the upheaval to traffic and the total loss of good Wheat growing land. I demand compensation for all village people effected by the above to be paid after the proposed finish date...
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