Site Event/Activity record EHG878 - DBA and walkover survey - access track for proposed Glenkirk Windfarm

Location

Location Tomatin
Grid reference Centred NH 8156 3173 (5128m by 2013m)
Map sheet NH83SW
Operational Area INVERNESS NAIRN BADENOCH AND STRATHSPEY
Civil Parish MOY AND DALAROSSIE
Geographical Area INVERNESS

Technique(s)

Organisation

Headland Archaeology Ltd

Date

May 2007

Map

Description

A DBA and walkover survey were conducted by Headland Archaeology in 2007 to provide supporting information for an Environmental Statement for an access track to the proposed Glenkirk Windfarm near Tomatin. The walkover survey was carried out for two other route options and the extent of this also covered the 'preferred access track' and 1km study corridor. This identified a number of new sites, although none of these were located within the footprint of the preferred route. It was, however, considered that there was potential for unknown buried remains within the proposed development footprint and that further investigation may be needed to define an appropriate mitigation strategy to protect any remains which maybe present. <1> A subsequent Environmental Statement for the proposed access track was submitted in 2010. However, although minor changes had been made to the route of the track as originally envisaged, a new survey was not carried out, as these were still within the study corridor of the original survey. <2>

Sources/Archives (2)

  • <1> Text/Report/Fieldwork Report: Headland Archaeology & Eurus Energy. 2007. Glenkirk Wind Farm Access Track; Supporting Environmental Report: Chapter 9 Cultural Heritage. Headland Archaeology & Eurus Energy. 22/10/2007. Paper and Digital.
  • <2> Text/Report/Fieldwork Report: Headland Archaeology & Eurus Energy. 2010. Glenkirk Wind Farm Access Track: Environmental Statement: Vol II & III: Cultural Heritage. Headland Archaeology & Eurus Energy. Digital.

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Record last edited

Jun 2 2014 10:45AM

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