Consultee English Heritage


Date /Document


December 2012/Scoping Responses


English Heritage


December 2012/Scoping Responses


Comment


There is potential for all heritage assets to be taken into consideration, whether they are designated or not in accordance with the principles set out in the National Planning Policy Framework and the UK Marine Policy Statement.


The impact assessment exercise must consider that the ‘worst case scenario’ is inclusive of historic environment factors with particular reference to the selection of geotechnical survey objectives to ensure data generated is sufficient to support archaeological analysis and interpretation. The geophysical survey data mentioned in the East Anglia THREE EIA Scoping Report must be subject to archaeological interpretation to support preparation of this ES.


English Heritage


December 2012/Scoping Responses


It is crucial that the ‘site-specific data’ details archaeological objectives and agreed methodology to ensure data generated are capable of supporting archaeological interpretation.


Response / where addressed in the PEIR


This chapter assesses potential impacts of the proposed project upon both designated and non-designated heritage assets within the Study Area (section 17.6).


Geophysical data obtained for East Anglia THREE has been archaeologically reviewed and informs this chapter (section 17.5 and Appendices 17.2 and 17.3).


Further geophysical or geotechnical survey programmes would be designed inclusive of archaeological objectives to assist further site evaluation and to support further advice concerning mitigation. 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 (Wessex Archaeology and The Crown Estate 2010) (section 17.3.3)


Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


Chapter 17 Offshore Archaeology Page 8


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