Identified in the relevant Development Plan (and emerging Development Plans – with appropriate weight being given as they move closer to adoption) recognising that much information on any relevant proposals will be limited; and


Identified other plans and programmes (as appropriate) which set the framework for future development consent/approvals, where such development is reasonably likely to come forward”.


78.


These stages of project development have been adopted as ‘tiers’ of project development status within the cumulative impact assessment. Tier - 1 projects are operational and tier - 5 projects are identified in development plans or programmes (see ETG meeting 2 papers in Appendix 12.1).


79.


The CIA will therefore include projects with any potential impacts occurring from the end of the project baseline, as detailed in the PEIR chapter, until the end of the project.


80.


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81.


The types of plans and projects to be taken into consideration are: Other offshore windfarms;


Other renewables developments; Aggregate extraction and dredging; Licenced disposal sites; Navigation and shipping;


Planned construction sub-sea cables and pipelines; Potential port/harbour developments; and Oil and gas installations.


The CIA will be a two part process in which an initial list of potential projects will be identified with the potential to interact with East Anglia THREE based on the mechanism of interaction and spatial extent of the reference population for each marine mammal receptor. Following a tiered approach the list of projects will then be refined based on the level of information available for this list of projects.


82.


The CIA will consider projects, plans and activities which have sufficient information available in order to undertake the assessment. Insufficient information will


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