Works would restart once the EcoW and or ACoW, Natural England Suffolk County Council and or Mid Suffolk or Suffolk Coastal District are satisfied with the works proposed.


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EAOL will work with the relevant local authority to ensure appropriate resourcing is in place to monitor compliance with the provisions of the Outline Landscape and Ecological Management Strategy, and the plans and schemes of which it forms the basis.


4 23 Habitats


A pre-construction walk over survey would be carried out to confirm the location and extent of any sensitive habitats identified highlighted within the ES.


4.1 4.1.1 24 Woodland, Scrub and Trees Baseline


Detailed baseline relating to Woodlands, Trees and Shrubs is provided in Volume 3 Section 24.5.2.6 of the ES. In summary, MillersWood is valued at county level, whilst other woodlands have a local value. Examples of scrub are present throughout the Onshore Cable Route however they have low ecological value and are typically dominated by ubiquitous species. There are many mature trees mainly associated with boundary features. Habitat information is included in Appendix 24.2 of the ES which details the Phase 1 report.


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In addition, Section 29.5.1.3.6 of the ES describes the landscape and visual impacts of the construction of the Onshore Cable Route on trees and hedgerows.


4.1.2 26 Embedded Mitigation


Non open cut techniques, such as HDD would be used to cross MillersWood due to the presence of protected species, and the woodland being designated as ancient woodland and a County Wildlife Site. Careful routing of the Onshore Cable Route avoids other large areas of woodland.


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