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King’s Lynn B Power Station Connection Project – Environmental Statement <strong>APPENDIX</strong> 8C Bat Survey
BAT TREE SURVEY REPORT FORM 1.0 GENERAL DETAILS Site Name King’s Lynn B Power Station Connection Project Job Number 1907 Doc. Ref 1907.085 Site Location South of Kings Lynn - East Route Corridor Date(s) Ground-based tree assessment: 20 th December 2011 & 7 th February 2012 Aerial Inspection of trees: 8 th March 2012 Surveyor(s) Lee Greenhough and John Crowder Weather Cold, dry and clear with a slight breeze on all visits Seasonal Constraints None. The survey was undertaken during winter period when the foliage has fallen from deciduous trees providing a relatively unobstructed view of tree features. Methods Trees were assessed from the ground during the daytime. Binoculars were used to allow a close view of interesting features. A photographic record and detailed notes were taken in the field and cross-referenced with the tree survey document for the area. Drawing Ref: D1907.004 (sheets 1 to 9)Tree Constraints Plan Supported by Survey Data Sheets Ref: x1907.013 and x1907.014 Written Checked Authorised Initial LG EJS EJS 2.0 PRE-EXISTING DATA FOR SITE 2.1 A desktop study was undertaken in 2010 and records were updated in 2012. There are no bat records within the Corridor but there are records within the wider area. There a records for pipistrelle (species unknown) in West Winch, North Runcton and north King’s Lynn. There is a soprano pipistrelle record at the A47 crossing of the River Great Ouse, there is a noctule record in Clenchwarton and a brown long-eared bat record in the vicinity if Wiggenhall St Germans. 3.0 SITE DESCRIPTION: 3.1 The proposals site is characterised by intensively managed agricultural fields with an associated network of steep sided and generally managed field drains. Trees are sparse in this landscape and are mainly associated with residential properties or the River Nar.
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