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Gilston Hill wind farm plans submitted
Credit: Rejected wind farm scheme resurfaces | BBC News | 24 February 2017 | www.bbc.co.uk ~~
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Plans have been submitted for a wind farm on the same site in the Borders as a project which was previously rejected by the Scottish government.
Gilston Hill Wind Farm Ltd wants to put up seven turbines on land north west of Gilston Farm, near Heriot.
A 16-turbine project in the same area – straddling the boundary with Midlothian – was turned down in 2013 after an appeal to the Scottish government.
A fresh planning application has now gone to Scottish Borders Council.
Developers said that the new proposals had a “much smaller layout footprint”, which would “dramatically” reduce the landscape impact.
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