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Table 3.2 Onshore impact assessment screening EIA topic


Change in project parameters from PEIR Scenario 1 (as applicable to each topic)


Soils, Geology and Ground Condition Construction


There will be no real change from Scenario 1 to Single Phase


Operation There is limited need to undertake maintenance of cables therefore limited potential for impact


Decommissioning


Air Quality Construction


Increased number of excavation pits for jointing pits and increased volume of spoil to be removed from site as a result of Phasing No change


Key changes in effect/s


Likely change in impact significance


Potential small changes in previously assessed areas and volumes


Given the limited changes compared to the overall scale of the proposed works, limited changes in magnitude of effect will not change the significance of impacts


None No change Comment


The ES will update the assessment for the revised parameters


Phasing will be discussed in the construction impacts section of the assessment


No change


Increases in peak daily HGV movements (Single Phase)


Reduction in peak daily HGV movements (Two Phased)


Operation Impact during operation limited to vehicle emissions Decommissioning


(see Traffic and Transport) No change


No change


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None


Change (increase or decrease) in magnitude of effect dependent upon approach


No change


Limited changes in magnitude of effect will not change the significance of impacts.


The ES will update the assessment for the revised parameters


Phasing will be discussed in the construction impacts section of the assessment


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