Supporting documents - Renfrewshire Council
Supporting documents - Renfrewshire Council
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Dawn Developments Ltd/467374673/Queen’s Quay Masterplan EIA/KD<br />
04/01/2012<br />
Major Mixed Use Development, Queen's Quay, Clydebank<br />
EIA Scoping Report<br />
Clydebank’s river frontage stretches from Clydebank College in the east to the Golden<br />
Jubilee Hospital in the west. The proposed development covers a major part of that<br />
stretch, so this must also be considered as a key issue for assessment.<br />
The Titan Crane has now become established as an important part of the town. It is<br />
important that views of the crane are not affected in either short or long distance and that<br />
its setting retains its current prominence.<br />
7.5 Proposed studies for EIA<br />
The LVIA will be carried out in accordance with the “Guidelines for Landscape and Visual<br />
Impact Assessment second edition”.<br />
7.5.1 Desk study<br />
A full computer-generated Zone of Visual Influence plan covering a 30km diameter area<br />
based on Area 1 will be prepared. A further similar plan will be prepared based on Area<br />
3. These plans will establish where the potential receptors are for not only Areas 1 and 3<br />
but also Areas 2 and 4.<br />
7.5.2 Field study<br />
It will be necessary to look carefully at the constituent areas of the Development site to<br />
establish their landscape and urban character.<br />
Following establishment of the baseline, the wider area will be considered taking account<br />
of the ZVI plan. The ZVI plans are based on the Ordnance Survey maps and relate to<br />
contours and they assume no building or tree cover. It is therefore necessary to<br />
undertake detailed field studies to establish whether a view is present.<br />
Where a view is established as present, an assessment of its sensitivity will be made and<br />
the magnitude and significance of potential impacts on it will be determined.<br />
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