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Table 17.2.Consultation Responses Consultee


The Planning Inspectorate on behalf of the Secretary of State (SoS)


Date /Document


December 2012/Scoping Responses


Comment


The SoS notes that a geophysical survey will be carried out on the East Anglia THREE site and the area of the export cable corridor not covered within the previous East Anglia ONE surveys. In order for the geophysical data collected for the East Anglia ONE development to be sufficient for the East Anglia THREE development in respect of the offshore cable route, the applicant should ensure that this data remains up to date and relevant and when available new data should also be taken into account.


SoS


December 2012/Scoping Responses


The SoS emphasises the importance that the methodology for geotechnical surveys and archaeological interpretation is agreed with English Heritage. Confirmation of this should be provided within the ES.


Response / where addressed in the PEIR


This PEIR was informed by the archaeological assessment of up- to-date geophysical data obtained for East Anglia THREE between June and October 2012. The results of this assessment are presented in Appendix 17.2 and inform section 17.5 of this chapter.


Further geotechnical survey programmes would be designed inclusive of archaeological objectives in line with the Offshore Geotechnical Investigations and Historic Environment Analysis (Emu 2011). Such surveys would be subject to a project specific WSI which would be prepared in accordance with the Model Clauses for Archaeological Written Schemes of Investigation (WS, Wessex Archaeology and The Crown Estate 2010) and will be prepared in agreement with EH. See section 17.3.3.


SoS SoS


December 2012/Scoping Responses


December 2012/Scoping Responses


The applicant should ensure that they address the comments of EH, including the information required within the ES and of the application of a ‘worst case scenario’.


The ES should clearly define mitigation of impacts upon marine archaeology and cultural heritage that is embedded within the design of the proposed development and that which constitutes additional mitigation.


This PEIR has been informed by comments raised by EH as part of the Scoping Responses (see below). The ‘worst case scenario’ has been applied in section 17.6 Potential Impacts.


Mitigation measures embedded within the design of East Anglia THREE and its offshore cable corridor are clearly defined in section 17.3.3.


Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


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