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Each member of a household must object separately, either by letter or online, keying in the relevant application number, at http://www.stirling.gov.uk/index/services/planning/planpub.htm
Go to Planning; Application Search; key in the pertinent application number; click Search; Press 'Click to view'.
Persons under 16 can object, provided that they are old enough to understand what they are objecting to, although their letters can be dictated to, and written by, a parent. Although Stirling Council will accept one letter referring to the multiplicity of applications, each application number must be given in the title. Objections can be made by anybody, anywhere, who wants to object but more weight is given to those more immediately impacted upon.
If objecting, comments must be on material planning grounds, such as:
The address to write to is Stirling Council Environment Services For the attention of Mrs Jane Brooks-Burnett who is the Case Officer responsible for most of the applications. Details of the applications
Here is a sample letter, in brief form, which should be broadened or amended to cover those areas which concern you most. Dear Mrs Brooks-Burnett, Application Nos:………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. I am writing with regard to the above multiple applications and my letter below relates to each application. I object strongly to this application. It is an unsuitable location; in an undulating landscape, turbines of this height will dominate the immediate area. Taken in conjunction with other applications for single and multiple turbines, and with existing windfarms in the locale, the cumulative impact will be enormous, to the detriment of amenity of residents and of the tourism industry. Preservation of the Stirlingshire landscape, in its own right and as the gateway to Loch Lomond and The Trossachs, is vital. I reserve the right to add to, or modify, this objection should the need arise. Yours sincerely,
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