project. This consultation was in part prompted by the feedback received from stakeholders during the Phase IIa consultation. The accesses presented typically made use of exiting lanes or tracks where possible, although some required temporary road construction. The suitability of the accesses proposed was consulted upon with stakeholders and members of the local community and feedback was incorporated into the project description. The revised accesses are presented within section 2 of this report.
1.2.5 Phase III Consultation 10.
As a result of the iterative nature of the EIA process, the project design and the consultation outlined above, there have been a number of updates to the project description since the Phase IIa and Phase IIb Consultation. This Phase III Consultation therefore provides an opportunity to give an update to stakeholders on the project design and receive feedback. The Phase III Consultation comprises the following elements:
This Phase III Report;
Two drop–in sessions at Bramford Church Rooms (22nd June 2015) and Woodbridge Library (23rd June 2015) to discuss the project changes with interested parties;
Consultation materials available in hard copy format and electronically on the East Anglia THREE website. Materials available include the PEIR, SoCC (2013), SoCC update, and this Phase III Report. Hard copies will be placed at local libraries along the cable route including Ipswich, Lowestoft, Woodbridge, Hadleigh and Felixstowe; and
Advertisement of this consultation exercise encompassing site notices (placed on site) and advertisements in local and national press (including The Times, Lloyds List, London Gazette, Fishing News, East Anglian Daily Times/Ipswich Star, Eastern Daily Press).
1.3 Report Structure 11.
The structure of this report is outlined below:
Section 1 (this section) - details the purpose of the report and consultation conducted as part of the proposed East Anglia THREE project statutory consultations;
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