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Impact


Key design parameters forming realistic worst case scenario


No above ground features along the onshore cable route, apart from marker posts for below ground jointing locations


Decommissioning All impacts


Both Scenarios


 Buried cables remain in-situ  Extraction of cables in ducts;  Dismantling and removal of above ground electrical equipment;


 Removal of any building services equipment;


 Demolition of the buildings and removal of security fences;


 Removal of hard standing;  Presence of plant and vehicles (see Chapter 27 Traffic and Transport); and


 Landscaping and reinstatement of the site.


19.3.3 Embedded Mitigation 24. Mitigation measures which are embedded into the project design or commitments already made by East Anglia ONE Limited that EATL intend to replicate and which are relevant to soils, geology and ground conditions are listed in Table 19.3. General mitigation measures are provided first, and apply to all parts of the onshore electrical transmission works. Specific mitigation measures, which apply to either the landfall, onshore cable route or converter station, are described separately thereafter.


25. Note that examples of the Outline Code of Construction Practice and Outline Landscape and EcologicalManagement Strategy and are included in Appendices 5.1 and 5.2. These were prepared for East Anglia ONE and these will be used as the basis for East Anglia THREE. They are provided for information for consultees to see the detailed procedures and methodologies which will be agreed with stakeholders and included in the DCO application.


Maximum values provided within project details.


Rationale


Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


Chapter 19 Soils, Geology and Ground Condition Page 11


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