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• A category 3 (minor) incident affecting River Fynn in 1997 relating to fire fighting foam (grid reference 6256 2478);


• A category 2 (significant) incident near River Fynn in 1993 (unknown contaminant, grid reference 6251 2482); and


• A category 3 incident in the River Gipping in 1992 (grid reference 6130 2490).


As the land along much of the preferred onshore cable corridor is agricultural, there is the potential for both diffuse and point sources of pollution to be present.


Within the built-up areas along the preferred onshore cable corridor, there is the potential for historical contamination to be present from railways and highways, in-filled quarries and sand and brick pits.


Known landfill sites are shown on Figure 20.1.3 and are listed in Table 3 below. Table 3: Known landfill sites


Site Name/Location


Grid Reference


Comments


Approximate distance from Preferred Onshore


Cable Corridor Centreline


Kirton Lodge Landfill Site


6292 2397 No current licence. Operated by G H and J G Paul. Licensed from 1989 to 1993 for inert and commercial waste


Waldringfield Quarry


6263 2447 An operational landfill site licensed for non- biodegradable wastes. Licensed to Brett Aggregates Ltd. Waste management no. 70723, Environmental Permit ref no. EAEPR\EA/EPR/CP31 95NW/A001


Caravan site, Waldringfield


Culpho Hall, north of Playford


6262 2453 No current licence and no details of dates, waste types, etc.


6204 2486 This site is listed as an historical landfill. No current licence. Operator, dates of operation and waste types accepted not known (pre-1974).


250m


EA website, accessed March 2012


800m at nearest point


EA website, accessed March 2012


Source


500m


Crossed by Preferred Onshore Cable Corridor


EA website, accessed March 2012


EA website, accessed March 2012


East Anglia Offshore Wind Limited


Preliminary Risk Assessment, East Anglia ONE Windfarm 41388-PRA(03)


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