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 Landowners, tenants and residents;  EMF; and  Cumulative impacts.


22.3.2 Worst Case There are two scenarios for the installation of onshore cables for East Anglia THREE:


11.  Scenario 1: use of pre-installed ducts; or


 Scenario 2: open-trenching for cables for East Anglia THREE and installation of ducts for East Anglia FOUR.


12.


Scenario 1 assumes that during the construction of East Anglia ONE the following are undertaken:


 Installation of up to four cables along 37km of the cable route (mostly via open trenching) with haul road along the entire length together with installation of up to 8 ducts for cables from future projects (East Anglia THREE and East Anglia FOUR).


 Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) for up to 12 cables at 8 points along the route (including landfall).


 Removal of the haul road and reinstatement of land and features along 37km of the cable route.


13. Therefore for East Anglia THREE the following works are required at a later date:


 Creation of up to four jointing pits (assuming each cable jointed in its own pit) at up to 61 locations along the cable route.


 Transport to site, cable pulling and jointing at up to 244 jointing pits.  Temporary lay-down areas of 300m2 at each of up to 61 locations.


 Access via existing roads and tracks and therefore no haul road is required except for where joints are placed in remote areas. A maximum of 16.1km of 5.5m width haul road is required. Temporary track matting may be required if ground conditions are very poor.


 Construction Consolidation Sites – nine in total mostly on brownfield sites up to 10ha in total.


Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


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