MSDC (MSDC undated; SCDC 2014). The onshore cable route crosses 23 of these boundaries and the converter station would be located in the Bramford parish.
Local planning authority boundary: This is the study area for indirect impacts and provides the second point on the scale to put impacts into the district context. This incorporates the entire district boroughs ofMSDC and SCDC. This has been selected as this is the spatial level at which local plan policy is made and development objectives applicable as the local planning authority.
County Boundary: This study area is used to assess indirect impacts and provides the third point on the scale to put impacts into the county context of Suffolk. The onshore cable route and converter station are wholly within the county of Suffolk.
9. Detailed engineering design, route refinement, and additional information was
sought for the onshore cable route, Construction Consolidation Sites (CCS) and associated temporary works (area / access roads) during the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) undertaken for East Anglia ONE. This assessment draws primarily on the information provided within the ES for East Anglia ONE as the landfall and onshore cable route are shared (See Chapter 5 Description of the Project). The ES for East Anglia ONE also identified the converter station locations for the East Anglia ONE, East Anglia THREE and East Anglia FOUR projects.
10. This chapter considers potential impacts of the onshore electrical transmission works
(including access) of the proposed East Anglia THREE project in relation to: Agricultural Land Classification (ALC); Agri-environment schemes;
Notifiable scheduled diseases and injurious weeds and invasive plant species (i.e. certain highly contagious animal diseases such as anthrax, foot and mouth disease and the presence of Japanese knotweed or giant hogweed etc.);
Existing land uses, including PRoW and open access; Existing utilities; Planning designations from the relevant local development plans; Land sterilisation;
Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014
East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm
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