Onshore Converter Station - Additional Project Documents

• ONCS Access Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• ONCS Detailed Design Report (opens in a new window)
• ONCS Fencing and Enclosures Plan
• ONCS Operational Phase Artificial Lighting Emissions Plan (opens in a new window)
• ONCS Site-Specific Written Scheme of Archaeological Investigation (opens in a new window)
• ONCS Traffic Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• ONCS Landscape Management Scheme (opens in a new window)
• ONCS Operational Noise Insulation Scheme (opens in a new window)

Onshore cable route - Code of Construction Practice

The CoCP  (opens in a new window)provides a key mechanism through which the regulatory authorities can be assured that environmental impacts associated with the construction of the onshore cable works will be appropriately controlled and mitigated. Paper copies of the CoCP are available on request.

The following documents are appendices to the CoCP:

• Code of Construction Practice (CocP) (opens in a new window)
• Surface and Foul Water Drainage Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• Flood Plan (opens in a new window)
• Construction Noise and Vibration Management Scheme (opens in a new window)
• Air Quality Monitoring Plan (opens in a new window)
• Construction Artificial Lighting Emissions Plan (opens in a new window)
• Pollution Prevention and Emergency Incident Response Plan (opens in a new window)
• Public Rights of Way Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• Ecological Management Plan (opens in a new window)

Onshore cable route - Additional Project Documents

• Landfall Method Statement (opens in a new window)
• European Protected Species Report (opens in a new window)
• Fencing and Enclosures Plan (opens in a new window)
• Hydrogeneological Risk Assessment (opens in a new window)
• Traffic Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• Travel Plan (opens in a new window)

Paper Mill Lane Works Code of Construction Practice

The CoCP  (opens in a new window)provides a key mechanism, enforceable by Requirement 22 of the DCO, through which the regulatory authorities can be assured that environmental impacts associated with the construction of EA THREE onshore woks will be appropriately controlled and mitigated. Paper copies of the CoCP are available on request.

The following documents are appendices to the CoCP:

• PML Surface Water and Foul Drainage Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• PML Flood Plan (opens in a new window)
• PML Construction Noise and Vibration Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• PML Air Quality Monitoring Plan (opens in a new window)
• PML Construction Artificial Lighting Emissions Plan (opens in a new window)
• Site Waste Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• PML Pollution Prevention and Emergency Incident Response Plan (opens in a new window)
• Project Community Liaison and Public Relations Procedure (opens in a new window)
• PML Public Rights of Way Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• Project Environmental Management Plan (opens in a new window)

Paper Mill Lane Commencement Works

• PML Fencing and Enclosures Plan (opens in a new window)
• PML Landscape Management Scheme (opens in a new window)
• PML Site-Specific Written Scheme of Archaeological Investigation (opens in a new window)
• PML Traffic Management (opens in a new window)
• PML Travel Plan (opens in a new window)
• PML Access Management Plan (opens in a new window)

Playford Corner Works Code of Construction Practice

The CoCP  (opens in a new window)provides a key mechanism, enforceable by Requirement 22 of the DCO, through which the regulatory authorities can be assured that environmental impacts associated with the construction of EA THREE onshore woks will be appropriately controlled and mitigated. Paper copies of the CoCP are available on request.

The following documents are appendices to the CoCP:

• Playford Surface Water and Foul Drainage Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• Playford Flood Plan (opens in a new window)
• Playford Construction Noise and Vibration Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• Playford Air Quality Monitoring Plan (opens in a new window)
• Playford Construction Artificial Lighting Emissions Plan (opens in a new window)
• Site Waste Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• Playford Pollution Prevention and Emergency Incident Response Plan (opens in a new window)
• Project Community Liaison and Public Relations Procedure (opens in a new window)
• Playford Public Rights of Way Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• Project Environmental Management Plan (opens in a new window)

Playford Corner Works - Additional Project Documents

• Playford Fencing and Enclosures Plan (opens in a new window)
• Playford Landscape Management Scheme (opens in a new window)
• Playford Site-Specific Written Scheme of Investigation (opens in a new window)
• Playford Traffic Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• Playford Travel Plan (opens in a new window)
• Playford Access Management Plan (opens in a new window)

Clappits Works Code of Construction Practice

The CoCP  (opens in a new window)provides a key mechanism, enforceable by Requirement 22 of the DCO, through which the regulatory authorities can be assured that environmental impacts associated with the construction of EA THREE onshore woks will be appropriately controlled and mitigated. Paper copies of the CoCP are available on request.

The following documents are appendices to the CoCP:

• Clappits Surface Water and Foul Drainage Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• Clappits Flood Plan (opens in a new window)
• Clappits Construction Noise and Vibration Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• Clappits Air Quality Monitoring Plan (opens in a new window)
• Clappits Construction Artificial Lighting Emissions Plan (opens in a new window)
• Site Waste Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• Clappits Pollution Prevention and Emergency Incident Response Plan (opens in a new window)
• Project Community Liaison and Public Relations Procedure (opens in a new window)
• Clappits Public Rights of Way Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• Project Environmental Management Plan (opens in a new window)

Clappits - Additional Project Documents

• Clappits Landscape Management Scheme (opens in a new window)
• Clappits Fencing and Enclosures Plan (opens in a new window)
• Clappits Access Management Plan (opens in a new window)
• Clappits Site-Specific Written Scheme of Investigation (opens in a new window)
• Clappits Travel Plan (opens in a new window)

EA THREE complaints procedure

The purpose of this procedure (opens in a new window) is to provide guidance on the process for recording and responding to complaints and interactions received from members of the public. It applies to the EA THREE project and all construction activities associated with it.

If you would like to contact the Community Liaison Officer, please call 07818 026934 or email eastangliathree@scottishpower.com.

Public Information Days June 2015

• The information displayed at the Public Information Days in June 2015 is available here (opens in a new window).
• To view the feedback form used at the Public Information Days in June 2015, click here (opens in a new window).

Section 42 Phase III Consultation Report

The East Anglia THREE project published a Section 42 Phase III Report (opens in a new window) outlining updates to the project description and potential impacts of the project.

Updated Statement of Community Consultation (SoCC)

An update to the Statement of Community Consultation (SoCC) (opens in a new window) is available. This has been provided to reflect the third round of consultation on the proposed East Anglia THREE project (Phase III) pursuant to s47 of the Act.

Section 47 Consultation Advertisement

View the poster (opens in a new window) that was placed in parish councils to advertise the update to the Statement of Community Consultation and the Public Information Days (PIDs).

Section 48 Site Notices

East Anglia THREE Limited publicised the proposed East Anglia THREE Project as prescribed by Section 48 of the Planning Act 2008. Click here to view the notice that was published in local and national press and at selected sites along the proposed onshore cable route.

Public Information Days June 2014

• View the information displayed at the Public Information Days in June 2014 (opens in a new window)
• View the feedback form used at the Public Information Days in June 2014 (opens in a new window)

Preliminary Environmental Information

East Anglia THREE Limited published the Preliminary Environmental Information Report (PEIR) for the proposed East Anglia THREE project in accordance with Section 42 of the Planning Act 2008. The documents that comprise this report are available below.

• Non-Technical Summary (opens in a new window)

Introductory Chapters

• Chapter 1 Introduction (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 1 Introduction - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 2 Need for the Project (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 3 Policy and Legislative Context (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 4 Site Selection and Alternatives (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 4 Site Selection and Alternatives - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 5 Description of the Development (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 5 Description of the Development - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 5 Description of the Development - Appendices (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 6 Environmental Impact Assessment Methodology (opens in a new window)
   

Offshore Chapters

• Chapter 7 Marine Geology, Oceanography and Physical Processes (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 7 Marine Geology, Oceanography and Physical Processes - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 7 Marine Geology, Oceanography and Physical Processes - Appendices (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 8 Marine Water and Sediment Quality (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 8 Marine Water and Sediment Quality - Figures (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 9 Underwater Noise and Vibration and Electromagnetic Fields (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 9 Underwater Noise and Vibration and Electromagnetic Fields - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 10 Benthic Ecology (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 10 Benthic Ecology - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 10 Benthic Ecology - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 11 Fish and Shellfish Ecology (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 11 Fish and Shellfish Ecology - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 11 Fish and Shellfish Ecology - Appendix 11.1 (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 11 Fish and Shellfish Ecology - Appendix 11.2 (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 12 Marine Mammal Ecology (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 12 Marine Mammal Ecology - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 13 Offshore Ornithology (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 13 Offshore Ornithology - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 13 Offshore Ornithology - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 14 Commercial Fisheries (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 14 Commercial Fisheries - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 14 Commercial Fisheries - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 15 Shipping and Navigation
• Chapter 15 Shipping and Navigation - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 15 Shipping and Navigation - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 16 Aviation and MoD (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 16 Aviation and MoD - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 16 Aviation and MoD - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 17 Offshore Archaeology and Cultural Heritage (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 17 Offshore Archaeology and Cultural Heritage - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 17 Offshore Archaeology and Cultural Heritage - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 18 Infrastructure and Other Users (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 18 Infrastructure and Other Users - Figures (opens in a new window)
   

Onshore Chapters

• Chapter 19 Soils, Geology and Ground Conditions  (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 19 Soils, Geology and Ground Conditions - Figures  (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 19 Soils, Geology and Ground Conditions - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 20 Air Quality (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 20 Air Quality - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 20 Air Quality - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 21 Waster Resources and Flood Risk (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 21 Water Resources and Flood Risk - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 21 Water Resources and Flood Risk - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 22 Land Use (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 22 Land Use - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 22 Land Use - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 23 Ecology (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 23 Ecology - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 23 Ecology - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 24 Onshore Ornithology (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 24 Onshore Ornithology - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 24 Onshore Ornithology - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 25 Onshore Archaeology and Cultural Heritage (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 25 Onshore Archaeology and Cultural Heritage - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 25 Onshore Archaeology and Cultural Heritage - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 26 Noise and Vibration (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 26 Noise and Vibration - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 26 Noise and Vibration - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 27 Traffic and Transport (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 27 Traffic and Transport - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 27 Traffic and Transport - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   

Wider Scheme Aspects

• Chapter 28 Socio Economic (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 28 Socio Economic - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 28 Socio Economic - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   
• Chapter 29 Seascape, Landscape and Visual Assessment (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 29 Seascape, Landscape and Visual Assessment - Figures (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 29 Seascape, Landscape and Visual Assessment - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   

Summary and Conclusion

• Chapter 30 Summary and Conclusion (opens in a new window)
• Chapter 30 Summary and Conclusion - Appendices (opens in a new window)
   

Additional Documentation

• East Anglia THREE Preliminary Environmental Information Report Frontispiece (opens in a new window)
• East Anglia THREE PEIR Acronyms  (opens in a new window)
• East Anglia THREE High Level Habitats Regulations Assessment Screening Report  (opens in a new window)

Section 48 Notice

East Anglia THREE Limited publicised the proposed East Anglia THREE project as prescribed by Section 48 of the Planning Act 2008. Click here to view the notice  (opens in a new window)that was published in local and national press.

Public Information Days

• View the information displayed at the Public Information Days in October 2013 (opens in a new window)
• View the feedback form (opens in a new window)

Scoping Report

To view the Scoping Report for East Anglia THREE please use the following link: East Anglia THREE (opens in a new window), which takes you to the Planning Inspectorate website. Please note, the opportunity to comment on this report has now closed.

Statement of Community Consultation (SoCC)

In accordance with Section 47 of the Planning Act 2008, East Anglia THREE Limited has published a Statement of Community Consultation (SoCC), and a Report to Inform the SoCC, which can be found here:

• Statement of Community Consultation (opens in a new window)
• Report to Inform the Statement of Community Consultation (opens in a new window)