Knockskae wind farm will be determined by South Ayrshire Council and all the planning documents are available on their website (click here). Below is the full Environmental Statement which contains 16 Chapters (Chapter 6 has been split into two parts as the single file size was very large) and the Visualisations file which shows the proposal from various viewpoints. The visualisation file is also very large at 217mb, three of the viewpoints are shown below.

Knockskae ES Volume 02 Preface & Contents.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 1 Introduction.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 2 Approach to EIA.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 3 Project Description.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 4 Consultation.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 5 Planning Policy.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 6 Landscape and Visual 1.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 6 Landscape and Visual 2.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 7 Noise.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 8 Ecology.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 9 Ornithology.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 10 Geology Hydrology.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 11 Cultural Heritage.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 12 Land Use, etc.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 13 Traffic Transport.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 14 Infra Shadow Flick.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 15 Aviation.pdf
Knockskae ES Volume 02 Chapter 16 Forestry.pdf

Visualisations (file size is 217mb)

Viewpoints

Proposal from the Newton Stewart Road by the turn off to Balbeg

This is from National Cycle route 7, the nearest turbine is a mere 329m from the route.

The proposed development from Col Hunter Blair’s Monument