20.8 Inter-relationships


108. The following chapters have been identified as having inter-relationships with Air Quality. These chapters are listed in Table 20.28.


Table 20.28. Chapter topic inter-relationships Topic and description


Traffic and Transport 20.9 Summary


109. A summary of the potential impacts identified for air quality is detailed in Table 20.29.


Table 20.29 Potential Impacts Identified for Air Quality Potential Impact


Receptor Value/ Sensitivity


Construction


Construction Dust


Nearby residential properties, places of work, car parks, public rights of way and ecological sites


Construction Vehicle Exhaust Emissions


Residential properties, schools, hospitals and care homes within 200m of roads experiencing an increase greater


than 200 HGVs per day


Scenario 1 & 2: High


Scenario 1&2: Large


N/A


Embedded mitigation. IAQM mitigation measures recommended


Not significant


Magnitude Significance Mitigation


Residual Impact


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Where addressed in this Chapter Section 20.6 and 20.7


Scenario 1 & 2: High


Scenario 1: imperceptible at 14 receptors, small at 15 receptors for NO2.


Imperceptible at 29 receptors for PM10.


Scenario 2: imperceptible at 5 receptors, small at 17 receptors and medium at 7


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East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


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Negligible. Slight adverse at one receptor location (R6)


N/A


Not significant


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