Jetty Non Technical Summary - EDF Hinkley Point

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Figure 7 Public Rights of Way Closures and Alternative Routes Residual Impacts 7.1.24 The magnitude of impacts on PRoW would be significantly reduced by providing users with alternative routes, thereby maintaining a right of passage as well as connectivity within the surrounding PRoW network. Specifically, the impact associated with obstruction to PRoW would be reduced to a minor level for all affected routes. Table 2 below represents a summary of the potentially significant impacts on recreation and amenity that would remain after the mitigation measures discussed above have been put into practice. Hinkley Point C Preliminary Works Non Technical Summary Temporary Jetty Development 18 November 2010
Table 2 Summary Significant Impacts on Recreation and Amenity Description of Impact Impact Mitigation Measure Residual Impact Construction Phase Disturbance to users of public rights of way Minor adverse to moderate adverse (noise) temporary Negligible adverse to major adverse (visual) Adherence to best practice noise minimisation Landscaping and planting Negligible adverse to moderate adverse (noise) temporary Negligible to major adverse (visual) Negligible to major adverse (visual – during interim period) Negligible to major adverse (visual – during interim period) Disturbance to sports and recreation facilities, open access land, and public open space Minor adverse (noise) temporary Major adverse on foreshore (visual) Major adverse on foreshore (visual – during interim period) Adherence to best practice noise minimisation Landscaping and planting Negligible adverse to minor adverse (noise) temporary Major adverse on foreshore (visual) Major adverse on foreshore (visual – during interim period) Operation Phase Disturbance to users of public rights of way Minor adverse to moderate adverse (noise) temporary Adherence to best practice noise minimisation Minor adverse to moderate adverse (noise) temporary Negligible adverse to major adverse (visual) Landscaping and planting Negligible adverse to major adverse (visual) Disturbance to sports and recreation facilities, open access land, and public open space Major adverse on foreshore (visual) Landscaping and planting Major adverse on foreshore (visual) Dismantling and Restoration Phase Disturbance to users of public rights of way Minor adverse to moderate adverse (noise) temporary Adherence to best practice noise minimisation Minor adverse to moderate adverse (noise) temporary Hinkley Point C Preliminary Works Non Technical Summary Temporary Jetty Development 19 November 2010
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