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2842_LVIA<br />

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September 2011<br />

GALLOPER WIND FARM SUBSTATION<br />

woodland edge planting is proposed in this location and after 15 years<br />

will provide some screening. There will be views of the proposed<br />

substation from much of the bridleway where it passes north of<br />

Broom Covert to Leiston Common; it will be seen enclosed with and<br />

partially screened by the proposed woodland planting on the<br />

northern and western site edges, forming a continuation to Sizewell<br />

Wents woodland (see Viewpoint 1). The substation will also be seen<br />

in the context of the existing partial, glimpsed views towards Sizewell<br />

Power Station in the wider landscape to the east and direct views<br />

towards the pylons the wider landscape to the south.<br />

11.3.23. The effects of the proposed development will be similar with or<br />

without the ‘additional mitigation area’ discussed in section 8.1.1.<br />

Workers<br />

11.3.24. Workers at the existing GGOWF substation which adjoins the site<br />

will have views of the GWF substation. The ZTV indicates that views<br />

towards the proposed substation are not visible from Sizewell Power<br />

Station. Agricultural workers working in around the site will have<br />

views towards the proposed substation. Woodland and other planting<br />

will help to screen the substation and gantries and integrate the<br />

development into the landscape. The effects of the proposed<br />

development will be similar with or without the ‘additional<br />

mitigation area’ discussed in section 8.1.1.<br />

Representative Viewpoint Assessment at Year 15<br />

11.3.25. The following analysis considers the visual effects on the eight agreed<br />

representative viewpoints identified and described as part of the<br />

existing visual environment. Reference should be made to the<br />

existing photographic panoramas, wireframes and photomontages<br />

which illustrate the existing and proposed view for the viewpoints as<br />

follows:<br />

Wireframe and Photomontage views without ‘additional mitigation

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