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The Fynn Valley Walk passes to the west of the onshore cable route, mainly following field boundaries and traversing open fields in places. The onshore cable route will not pass through the route and at its closest, the proposed project will pass through an adjacent field where it will not be visible. Elsewhere along the Fynn Valley Walk, distance, hedgerows, trees and woodland will obscure views towards the proposed project.
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The onshore cable route traverses a minor road to the west of Waldringfield. To the north of Waldringfield the proposed onshore cable route switches from west to east of Waldringfield Road (National Cycle Route), passing through open agricultural fields beside the road. In this section of the onshore cable route there are open views across the agricultural landscape. Mature trees are situated at the side of the roads which appear as overgrown hedges and form informal arching avenues in places. There are occasional gaps between sections of trees and sections of lower lying hedge with more formal hedgerow trees. Road users in cars will generally be travelling in excess of 30mph and any discernible changes will be visible for only a short duration of time. Susceptibility to change from the proposed project is considered to be medium to low for road users in cars and medium for cyclists who will be travelling at a slower speed and will experience more of the landscape scenery as a result. 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 are assessed as medium. The overall sensitivity of road users to the proposed project is considered to be medium to low and medium for cyclists.
83.
The settlements of Waldringfield and Newbourne will have filtered views of the onshore cable route in this area. The onshore cable route will pass through agricultural fields. The value of the views are assessed as medium. Residents in local houses have a medium susceptibility to change from the proposed project. Although the changes would be minor and will create short term changes in views, they will be a permanent feature in the views from their primary place of residence and will create short term changes in views. Overall sensitivity from residents in Waldringfield and Newbourne is assessed as medium.
29.3.12 84.
Section 5 – RVX03 (Martelsham Creek) to Road Crossing RDX12 (A12)
In this section the onshore cable route passes through the rising landscape to the north of the River Deben and entering the undulating urban fringes of Woodbridge. There are 2 LCTs within this section of the route:
• LCT 19 – Rolling Valley Farmlands and Furze; and • LCT 26 – Valley Meadowlands.
Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014
East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm
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