Data Animal burials


Source


Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency, and Food and Environment Research Agency


Aerial photography APEM Ltd


Year 2012


Coverage


Landfall, onshore cable route and converter station compound


Confidence Medium


Notes


Information on animal burials, records of outbreaks or occurrences of notifiable or quarantine plant pests diseases.


2011


Landfall, onshore cable route and converter station compound


High -


22.4.3 Impact Assessment Methodology Following the characterisation of the existing environment, the impact of the


35.


onshore electrical transmission works including access on land use and agriculture was assessed based on the following methodology, adapted from the DMRB (Highways Agency 2009). The generic assessment methodology employed throughout the ES is explained in detail in Chapter 6 Environmental Impact AssessmentMethodology.


36.


Two key groups of impacts have been identified for the purpose of defining receptor sensitivity, value and impact magnitude in this chapter:


 Impacts upon land use and tenure: These are the potential impacts of the project on human beings, including landowners and occupiers, local communities and other land users.


 Impacts upon agricultural productivity and soil resources: These are potential project impacts on the bio-physical elements of soils, the surrounding environment and the productivity of the land. The focus of this chapter is on agricultural productivity. Soil resources are only discussed briefly as this receptor is covered in greater detail in Chapter 19 Soils, Geology and Ground Conditions.


37. Whilst there are clear links between the two impact groups, the assessment of receptor sensitivity and magnitude of effect will differ. The potential impact on agricultural productivity and soil resources is a function of the sensitivity of the


Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


Chapter 22 Land Use Page 21


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