73. ASW2 to ASW5 are all registered to the same company within the same area (refer to Figure 21.3); ASW2 and ASW3 are registered to the same location.


21.5.2.3 Discharge Consents 74.


There are five licensed discharge consents within 1km of the onshore electrical transmission works most relate to the release of treated sewage into freshwater streams. Details of the licences within 1km of the onshore electrical transmission works are presented in Table 21.13 below and shown in Figure 21.3.


Table 21.13 Summary of Active Discharge Consents Ref.


License and Operator Name


Grid Ref Receiving Source


Discharge Type


Status


Approx. Distance to Onshore electrical transmission works*


DC1


Prenf11647 Mr B Day


Ferry road No43- 46, Bawdsey, Woodbridge


DC2


Pr4nf1932 Seckford Hall Hotel


Great Bealings, Woodbridge


DC3 Prenf16249


Seckford golf centre


Seckford Hall Road, Great Bealings, Woodbridge


DC4 Prenf16314


Mr W Rodney & Mrs J Bowman


Paper Mill Lane, Claydon


DC5


Npswqd009716 Mr D Palmer


Dairy Farm, Somersham Rd, Bramford


61121, 247932


TM


12816 49104


Freshwater Stream – River Gipping


Unnamed ditch to River Gipping


Sewage – final/ treated effluent


New consent issued 2004


370m


Upstreamof potential crossing point


Sewage – final/ treated effluent


* All distances and directions will be confirmed for the final ES.


Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


Chapter 21 Water Resource and Flood Risk Page 30


New consent issued 2009


88m west upstream of potential crossing point


625166, 248254


625186, 248244


634536, 239074


Tributary of Deben Estuary


Sewage – final/ treated effluent


Freshwater stream– tributary to River Fynn


Freshwater stream– River Fynn


Sewage – final/ treated effluent


Sewage & trade combined


New consent issued 1999


2003/4 125m south


300m north


2004


300m north


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