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2842_LVIA<br />

106<br />

September 2011<br />

GALLOPER WIND FARM SUBSTATION<br />

Magnitude and Significance of Effect<br />

10.3.38. The removal of the woodland and replacement with the substation,<br />

landform and gantries on the skyline will be a change to the view.<br />

The effect will be reduced to some degree by the fact that the<br />

development will be seen in the context of the existing pylons and<br />

overhead wires and Sizewell Power Station. The Magnitude of effect<br />

at Year 1 is assessed as High to Medium. The sensitivity of the<br />

receptors represented by this viewpoint is High and the significance<br />

of effect is Major-Moderate. The change will be Adverse.<br />

10.3.39. The ‘additional mitigation area’ will be visible from this viewpoint as<br />

a slacker slope on the south side of the landform, tying in more<br />

gradually with the existing landform. However, implementation of<br />

the proposed development with the ‘additional mitigation area’ will<br />

not change the effects assessed above. The ‘additional mitigation area’<br />

will cause a minor additional change to the view caused by<br />

construction of the substation as a whole.<br />

10.3.40. The differences in appearance of the development with and without<br />

the ‘additional mitigation area’ can be seen by comparing the<br />

following Figures:<br />

Without ‘additional<br />

mitigation area'<br />

With ‘additional<br />

mitigation area'<br />

Wireframe 2890/WF_DE/04 RevA 2890/WF_DE_AM/04<br />

Photomontage<br />

Year 1<br />

2890/PM /04B/YR1 2890/PM_AM/04B/YR1

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