22 LAND USE
22.1 Introduction This chapter considers the potential impacts of the proposed East Anglia THREE
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project on land use. The chapter provides an overview of the existing land use located where the onshore electrical transmission works are proposed, followed by an assessment of the potential impacts of two methods for construction, operation and decommissioning of the onshore cable and associated infrastructure for East Anglia THREE. The assessment considers cumulative impacts of existing and proposed projects. Further information regarding the approach taken towards impact assessment is discussed in Chapter 6 Environmental Impact Assessment Methodology. This chapter has been prepared by Royal HaskoningDHV.
2. Figures which complement the text in this chapter are provided in Volume 2 Figures
22.1. This chapter is supported by Appendix 22.1 Consultation for East Anglia ONE, and Appendix 22.2 Land Use Tables.
3. 4. National Policy Statement (NPS) guidance in relation to land use is discussed in
section 22.4.1. It should be noted that the project also has the potential to impact land uses
discussed in other chapters within the Preliminary Environmental Information Report (PEIR). These are covered as follows and referenced, within this chapter, where relevant:
Chapter 19 Soils, Geology and Ground Conditions;
Chapter 23 Ecology – covering nature conservation sites and land with ecological interest;
Chapter 27 Traffic and Transport - covering roads and access; and Chapter 28 Socio-economics.
22.2 Consultation Consultation undertaken to date is provided in Table 22.1. The consultation includes
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responses from consultees in relation to the East Anglia ONE Offshore Windfarm Scoping Report (RSK 2011) and quoted as per the East Anglia ONE Environmental Statement (ES) (RSK 2013). Appendix 22.1 details the East Anglia ONE PEIR consultation (RSK 2012a) and Phase 2 Consultation (RSK 2012b), which are also
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