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2842_SLVIA<br />

11<br />

Consultees Date of<br />

Consultation<br />

Natural England 6 th and 9 th<br />

May 2011<br />

Type of<br />

Consultation<br />

Letter sent by email<br />

enclosing<br />

viewpoints, ZTV and<br />

cumulative sites<br />

Purpose of<br />

Consultation<br />

Agreement of<br />

viewpoints and<br />

cumulative sites<br />

12 th May 2011 Email to NE To agree seascape<br />

character<br />

assessment method<br />

12 th May 2011 Email from NE Agreement on<br />

seascape character<br />

assessment method<br />

16 th May 2011 Email from NE Agreement to<br />

consultation<br />

Consultation on Preliminary Environmental Report<br />

2.4.4. A Preliminary Environmental Report (PER) on the offshore and onshore<br />

aspects of the project and its likely environmental impacts was published in<br />

June 2011, to inform the statutory pre-application consultation under Section<br />

42 of the <strong>Planning</strong> Act 2008. The aim of the statutory consultation was to<br />

inform relevant stakeholders and those with an interest in the application<br />

about the project and its impacts, and to receive their comments. The results<br />

of the consultation were used to inform the design of the proposals, the<br />

Environmental Statement (ES) and those aspects of the project which had yet<br />

to be finalised.<br />

2.4.5. No issues were raised by consultees which affect this SLVIA of the offshore<br />

components of GWF.<br />

2.5. Field Study<br />

2.5.1. The field survey was originally carried out in January and March 2010 and<br />

again in May 2011. The field work involved the verification and<br />

identification of landscape character areas and regional seascape units and<br />

their sensitivity to the type of change proposed. A visit was also made to each<br />

of the eight identified viewpoint locations to:<br />

� record the features and the sensitivity of the receptor at that view; and

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