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2842_LVIA<br />

109<br />

September 2011<br />

GALLOPER WIND FARM SUBSTATION<br />

10.3.47. The upper part of the ‘additional mitigation area’ is likely to be visible<br />

from this viewpoint. However, it is not considered that this will<br />

change the effects assessed above as it will be mostly screened by<br />

intervening landform and vegetation.<br />

Viewpoint 7 – Road Junction between King George’s Way and Lover’s<br />

Lane<br />

Proposed View<br />

10.3.48. Whilst the initial ZTV studies indicated views may be possible from<br />

this viewpoint, in reality the roadside hedge and tree belt planted<br />

beyond it will limit views towards the proposed substation.<br />

Magnitude and Significance of Effect<br />

10.3.49. Given the screening effects of the vegetation in the foreground of the<br />

view, the magnitude of effect on receptors represented by this view<br />

point during at Year 1 is considered to be Negligible. The receptor<br />

sensitivity is judged to be Medium and the significance of effect at<br />

Year 1 is Negligible.<br />

10.3.50. The ‘additional mitigation area’ will not be visible from this<br />

viewpoint. Implementation of the proposed development with the<br />

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

Viewpoint 8 – Abbey Lane<br />

Proposed View<br />

10.3.51. Part of the woodland on the distant skyline will be removed and it<br />

will be possible to see some of the upper parts of the substation, as a<br />

minor distant element in the view. These changes would be barely<br />

perceptible.

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