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A wind farm company has requested an expedited hearing in order to ensure that it can connect to the national grid.
Derrysallagh Windfarm Ltd (DWL) told the commercial court that she was to connect to the network by December. next year and he fears lawsuits threatened by a farmer over the movement of cables under a public road near his land could cause delays.
The grid connection between the wind farm, divided into 12 wind turbines at Knockroe, Derrysallagh, Co Sligo and a substation at Garvaghy, Co Leitrim, consists of placing the cable under an existing public road across various terrains, including Thomas Lavin's lands of Derreenavoggy, Arigna, Carrick on Shannon, Co Roscommon, the company said.
DWL seeks a statement that Mr. Lavin, who indicated that he has threatened the dispute, has no rights or title to the lands under the public highway as that would render the wind turbine unacceptable. perform network connection jobs.
On Monday, Judge Robnert Haugton admitted the case to the quick appeal court list and sent it back to October.
In an affidavit, Denis Calnan, Project Manager DWL, stated that if the work of connection to the network is not completed,
M. Lavin owns land adjacent to the wind farm grid and claims ownership of land under the public road where the wind farm was connected to the grid between November 1965 and May 2017.
plan to restart the grid connection once the final clearances have been obtained and this grid connection work will be completed by the end of 2019, he said.
He said that Mr. Lavin refused to withdraw his threat to sue for his alleged rights and that DWL wanted the issues to be decided as quickly as possible.
The wind farm was given permission to build in April 2013 and a subsequent appeal was withdrawn, he said.
The court heard Mr. Lavin oppose the admission of the case to the Commercial Court's list.
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