Here you will find the latest version of the Wind Turbine Consultation Map in vector format/Geopackage:
YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE Geo Package HERE
YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE LEGEND HERE
This map indicates the type of assessment required. A review of the siting of wind turbines against this map and the reference criteria never replaces skeyes’ preliminary or official opinion. Requests must always be submitted via the BCAA (Belgian Civil Aviation Authority) Obstacles, <bcaa.obstacles@mobilit.fgov.be>. All information can be found on the following website in Dutch: https://mobilit.belgium.be/nl/luchtvaart/veiligheid/hindernissen-en-bebakening or in French: https://mobilit.belgium.be/fr/aviation/securite/obstacles-et-balisage and by using the obstacles form.
The Wind Turbine Consultation Map has been drawn up for wind turbines with a maximum tip height of 300 m. For larger turbines, as well as for wind farms comprising 10 or more turbines (including those already built and/or granted planning permission) or in the case of a cluster with a potential cumulative effect depending on the location, an ad hoc assessment will always be required.
When assessing the potential impact of a wind turbine, the blades are always taken into account. If the blades penetrate a specific zone (orange, red, shaded, etc.), the entire wind turbine is analysed on the basis of the zone penetrated. Wind turbines that have already been granted planning permission and constructed, as well as requests for which a positive preliminary opinion has been issued, are also included in the assessment in order to calculate the potential cumulative effect of a cluster of wind turbines.