Where the onshore cable route crosses, there will be the temporary loss of sections of roadside trees and hedgerows. Road users will generally be travelling at 30mph, and closer to 40-60mph on the A12, such that any discernible changes will be transitory. Susceptibility to change from the proposed project is considered to be medium to low for road users along the minor roads. The views are mainly over small fields towards built or engineered elements and are not demarcated as valued views on an OS map. Therefore the value of the views is assessed as low. The overall sensitivity of road users to the proposed project is considered to be medium to low.


95.


The settlements of Martlesham and Woodbridge will have filtered views of the onshore cable route prior to and after the HDD routing in this area. The onshore cable route will pass through agricultural fields in the context of semi-urban elements such as rail line embankment to the north of this section. 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 Martlesham and Woodbridge is assessed as medium.


29.3.13 96.


Section 6 –Road Crossing RDX12 (A12) to Road Crossing RDX18 and Section 7 –Road Crossing RDX18 to Road Crossing RDX19


These two sections of the route pass through the same landscape character types and have therefore been combined. In these sections the onshore cable route passes through the undulating valley landscape associated with the River Fynn and its tributaries, and the rolling farmland beyond. There are two LCTs within this section of the route:


• LCT 04 – Ancient Rolling Farmlands; and • LCT 19 – Rolling Valley Farmlands and Furze.


97.


The key characteristics of the Rolling Valley Farmlands and Furze LCT is described above in section 29.3.12. The Ancient Rolling Farmlands LCT occur further to the west of the onshore cable route and are described as:


• •


A rolling landscape of medium clay soils studded with blocks of ancient woodland Rolling arable landscape of chalky clays and loams Dissected widely, and sometimes deeply, by river valleys


Preliminary Environmental Information May 2014


East Anglia THREE Offshore Windfarm


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