Project
Table 17.27 Summary of Projects considered for the CIA in Relation to Offshore Archaeology and Cultural Heritage Status
Development period
2Distance from EA THREE site (km)
East Anglia ONE
In Planning Consent decision Jun 2014
c. 22km
3Distance from EA THREE offshore cable route(km)
Directly adjacent
Project definition
Project data status
Include d in CIA
Rationale
Offshore Windfarm
Complete for the archaeology receptors being assessed
East Anglia FOUR
In Planning
Submission 2015
Directly adjacent
c.12km
Offshore Windfarm
Not yet available
Yes
Direct physical impacts to prehistoric receptors
Indirect physical impacts to archaeology and cultural heritage receptors
Yes
Direct physical impacts to prehistoric receptors
Indirect physical impacts to archaeology and cultural heritage receptors
Greater Gabbard Offshore Windfarm
Operational Fully commissioned Aug 2013
c. 80km c. 15km
Offshore Windfarm
Complete for the archaeology receptors
2 Shortest distance between the considered project and EA THREE site – unless specified otherwise. 3 Shortest distance between the considered project and the offshore cable corridor – unless specified otherwise.
Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014
East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm
Chapter 17 Offshore Archaeology Page 109
Yes
Direct physical impacts to prehistoric receptors
Indirect physical
Installation or decommissioning of cabling including landfall
Installation or decommissioning of cabling including landfall
Cable crossings
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