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2890_mitigation 17 August 2011 Galloper Wind Farm Substation Where the cable corridors pass through areas of existing or proposed woodland they will be finished with an open grassland habitat which will be created by seeding of appropriate native species, or by natural succession and management (subject to advice from an Ecologist). Two cable corridors connect to the existing pylons via cable sealing end compounds and gantries to the east, which are up to 13m high. This area has been recently planted and seeded as part of GGOWF. The corridors have been routed to minimise the need to remove existing mature trees and shrubs, although trees do have to be removed. Where possible planting and seeding will be reinstated on completion of the works and new planting implemented to provide screening. New tree and scrub planting will be planted along the northern and north-eastern edges, south of the bridleway, to thicken existing planting, where this is necessary, to improve screening from the landscape to the north / north-east and from Rosery Cottages. A 10m wide woodland belt will be planted to the east of the bridleway that runs along Sandy Lane to help screen the cable sealing compounds and gantries, and also GGOWF substation and GWF substation, from the landscape to the east. It should be noted that planting is restricted in the immediate vicinity of the sealing end compounds due to National Grid’s operational and safety requirements in relation to this infrastructure and their existing overhead lines. 4.6. Hedgerows Existing discontinuous hedgerows will be enhanced by planting of new hedge plants as shown on drawing 2890/07H. 4.7. Fields The gradually falling landform will continue into the existing fields, beyond the edge of the proposed woodland. In these areas it will be re-instated to the current uses (grazing pasture in Broom Covert and arable farmland in the two fields to the south). This land will be returned to EDF to enable them to continue to manage it as it is at present, or implement habitat creation as part of the emerging Vision for Sizewell Estate. The varied and naturalistic edge to the proposed woodland and woodland edge would integrate well with potential future acid grassland / scrub creation in these fields. 4.8. Woodland and hedgerow planting mixes The proposed planting mixes have been developed with reference to Forestry Commission Bulletin 112 Creating New Native Woodlands (1994) (loosely on NVC woodland W16 lowland oak-birch woodland), the mixes used in planting associated
2890_mitigation 18 August 2011 Galloper Wind Farm Substation with the recently completed GGOWF, the species present in Sizewell Wents woodland and in established field hedgerows in the vicinity, and advised by Peter Holborn of SCC and Christine Blyth of EDF. The objective is to create woodland that: • provides effective screening in the medium and long term; • is appropriate to local character and biodiversity; • is comprised of species that are most likely to establish on the free draining soils present on the site; • has a varied, naturalistic outside edge; and • is an extension of Sizewell Wents. The woodland and woodland edge planting mixes are shown on drawing 2890/12. Hedgerows would comprise 100% hawthorn.
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2842_SLVIA 1 1.0 Introduction 1.1.1
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