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Wind proposal feedback filed
Credit: By Jess Grimble | The Standard | Aug. 27, 2015 | www.standard.net.au ~~
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Moyne Shire Council maintains a neutral stance but has raised the impacts of roads, animals and noise in its submission to a proposed wind farm near Mortlake.
The council made its submission to Planning Minister Richard Wynne this week after a meeting at Grassmere.
The 23-page document includes feedback on visual impacts, traffic management and Aboriginal cultural heritage management at the Dundonnell site. It requests that a representative be heard at a panel hearing convened to consider the proposal.
Councillor Jim Doukas unsuccessfully put forward an amendment to include the set-back distance for peregrine falcons.
The council received 41 submissions from the community.
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