situated on the western edge of the study area will experience few visual impacts as a result of the proposed Project, due to distance and intervening trees, hedgerows and other landscape features.


67.


Public footpaths and bridleways within the study area are generally situated along field boundaries on the elevated ground to the north and south of the Kirton Creek valley and have views across the agricultural landscape. There are a mixture of fields bounded by fragmented hedgerows with gaps in places and fields with full hedgerows. Mature trees and tall hedgerows restrict or filter views in places. Generally views are contained within the rolling farmed landscape, with mature trees and tall hedgerows restricting or filtering views in places. The footpaths link the settlements of Kirton, Newbourne and rural dwellings to other areas of settlement in the area, and to the River Deben.


68.


Recreational users of footpaths and bridleways are assessed as having a medium susceptibility to change from the proposed project. The views, although in an AONB, are mainly over agricultural fields and are not demarcated as valued views on an OS map. Therefore the value of the views is assessed as medium. The overall sensitivity of users of the footpaths / bridleways to the proposed project is considered to be medium.


69.


The onshore cable route traverses two minor roads within this section; Park Lane and Hemley minor road. From both Park Lane and Hemley Minor Road, there are open views across the agricultural landscape with occasional trees situated at the side of the road but no field boundaries at the points of the proposed crossing. Susceptibility to change from the proposed project is considered to be low for road users along the minor road as there will be no disruption of hedgerows adjacent to the road. The views, although in an AONB, are mainly over agricultural fields and are not demarcated as valued views on an OS map. Therefore the value of the views is assessed as medium. The overall sensitivity of road users to the proposed project is considered to be medium to low.


29.3.11 70.


Section 4 - Road Crossing RDX03 to RVX 03 (Martelsham Creek)


In this section the onshore cable route passes through flat plateau of agricultural landscape before crossing a small area of coastal flat adjacent to the River Deben. There are 2 LCTs within this section of the route:


• LCT 07 – Estate Sandlands; and • LCT 16 – Rolling Estate Sandlands.


Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


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