Galloper Offshore Wind Farm

IPC Registration and Relevant Representation form


* required information
Galloper Offshore Wind Farm
IPC Reference: EN010003
About this form

In this form and the accompanying notes, words in italics have specific meanings in the Planning Act 2008 process, which are explained in the Glossary.

By completing this form you are registering to become an interested party to take part in the examination of the above application to the IPC for development consent.

To complete this form, please refer to the corresponding notes for each section.

The IPC will accept registrations made in Welsh. You may either submit your answers in Welsh in the form below or alternatively, a translated version of the paper form can be requested from our helpdesk.

Mae’r IPC yn derbyn sylwadau yn y Gymraeg. Gellir naill ai cyflwyno eich atebion yn Gymraeg ar y ffurflen isod, neu gellir archebu ffurflen wedi eu gyfieithu oddi wrth ein llinell gymorth.

Data protection

Please read the IPC Privacy Statement, which explains how we will store and use your data.

In particular, please be aware that we are required by law to make the information that you provide publicly available. Details published on our website will be restricted to your name and the text of your representation. However, copies made available for inspection at public locations will contain your contact details.

  1. About you and anyone you may be representing

    * Please select the option which best describes why you are completing this form and then add the relevant address





    Personal Details
    Address
    Organisation details
    Address
    Agent or representative contact details (these details will be used for correspondence)
    Address
    Contact details of the person or organisation you are representing
    Address

    * The IPC uses electronic communication wherever this is appropriate. Can information from the IPC about the examination of this application be sent to you in this way?


    The IPC aims to communicate with people by email wherever possible, as electronic communication is more environmentally friendly and cost effective for the IPC as a public body, given the volume and frequency of letters it needs to send to interested parties during an examination.

    Please state your preferred means of receiving IPC updates on the examination of this application. If you say that you agree to receive communications by email, you can change your mind later provided you give us 7 days notice, either in writing or by email.

  2. Interest in land


    In this section “you” means either you or the person or organisation you represent if you have completed this form for your employer or another person or organisation. Interest means a legal interest in the land, such as you own, lease, rent, or occupy the land, or have some other legal right over or in relation to it.

    This section aims to identify whether:

    • You believe that you have an interest in any of the land which is the subject of the application. You may have an interest in the land if you own, lease, rent or occupy any of the land to which the application relates, but this is not an exhaustive list.
    • You would like to speak at any Compulsory Acquisition Hearing, if entitled to do so.
    • You believe that you have an interest in any land which would or might entitle you to make a relevant compensation claim if the development consent order were to be made and fully implemented.

    Select all options that apply –

    Here you are being asked to describe your interest in the land that is the subject of the application or in any other land which you believe will or might be affected by this application.

    Section 57 (6) of the Planning Act 2008 defines who is entitled to make a relevant compensation claim if the development consent order were to be made and fully implemented.





    If the developer is applying for compulsory acquisition of land or of interests in or rights over land which is the subject of this application and you have an interest in any such land, would you like to speak at a compulsory acquisition hearing?


    One will only be held if the developer is applying for compulsory acquisition as part of this application. You will only be able to speak at this type of hearing if you have an interest in the land to which the compulsory acquisition relates or any part of that land.

  3. Your representation


    The Planning Act 2008 process is primarily a written examination process

    Include in your representation any issues you may wish to expand upon later.

    The information you include in the representation section of this form will be used by the examining authority to carry out their initial assessment of principal issues and to decide the best way to examine the application.

    Your representation should take the form of a summary of what you agree with and/or disagree with in relation to the application, and any impacts you think it would have. It would be very helpful if you could limit this to 500 words.

    If you are registered as an interested party you will have an opportunity, later in the examination process, to provide a more detailed written representation.

    Please note that your representation must not include material:

    • that is vexatious or frivolous
    • about compensation for compulsory acquisition of land or of any interest in or right over land
    • about the merits of policy set out in a designated national policy statement.

    Here you should summarise the aspects of the application you agree and/or disagree with and say why. Outline what information, local knowledge or evidence you have which supports this. Please aim to limit this section to no more than 500 words.


  4. Participation in the examination


    The following questions all relate to whether you intend at this stage to participate in various stages of the examination process.

    * Do you wish to attend the preliminary meeting?


    This question has been included to provide the IPC with an indication of the numbers of people who may wish to attend, so that we can find a suitable venue for the meeting.

    Regardless of how you answer this question, you will still be invited to attend the preliminary meeting if you are registered as an interested party in this Application.

    If you decide not to attend, your status as an interested party will not be affected.

    * Do you wish to submit a written representation at a later stage?


    Written representations can be submitted once the examination has started.

    The deadline for submitting written representations will be notified to all interested parties and publicised on our website after the preliminary meeting.

    You do not have to submit a written representation during the examination if you consider that all the points you wish to make have been made in section 3 of this form, or have been adequately made by another interested party.

    * If an open floor hearing is held, would you like the opportunity to speak at it?


    * If an issue specific hearing is held relating to an issue raised by your representation, would you like to have the opportunity to speak at it?


    The examining authority will decide which issues require an issue specific hearing once all relevant representations have been considered.

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    When your form has been sent you will receive a confirmation email. If you do not receive a confirmation email then please check your Junk Email/Spam folder or contact the IPC giving your name, your postcode and the name of the project.