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South Dublin County Council N7 Newlands Cross Upgrade Appendices Appendix 11.1 Site Evaluation Scheme Rating Arup Consulting Engineers Criteria for assessing ecological importance of sites A Internationally important Sites designated (or qualifying for designation) as SAC or SPA under the EU Habitats or Birds Directives. Undesignated sites containing good examples of Annex I priority habitats under the EU Habitats Directive. Major salmon river fisheries. Major salmonid lake fisheries. B Nationally important Sites or waters designated or proposed as NHA’s or statutory Nature Reserves. Undesignated sites containing good examples of Annex I habitats (under EU Habitats Directive). Undesignated sites containing significant populations of Annex II species under the EU Habitats Directive or Annex I species under the EU Birds Directive or species protected under the Wildlife (Amendment) Act 2000. Major trout river fisheries. Waters with major amenity fishery value. Commercially important coarse fisheries. C High value, locally important Sites containing semi-natural habitat types with high biodiversity in a local context and a high degree of naturalness, or significant populations of locally rare species. Small water bodies with known salmonid populations or with good potential salmonid habitat. Sites containing any listed Annex II species under the EU Habitats Directive or Annex I species under the EU Birds Directive. Large water bodies with some coarse fisheries value. D Moderate value, locally important Sites containing some semi-natural habitat or locally important for wildlife. Small water bodies with some coarse fisheries value or some potential salmonid habitat. Any stream with an unpolluted Q-value rating. E Low value, locally important Artificial or highly modified habitats with low species diversity and low wildlife value. Water bodies with no current fisheries value and no significant potential fisheries value. *SAC = Special Area of Conservation SPA= Special Protection Area NHA= Natural Heritage Area December 2007
South Dublin County Council N7 Newlands Cross Upgrade Appendices Criteria for Assessing Impact Significance Appendix 11.2 Terrestrial Sites Site category* ► Impact level ▼ Severe negative Major negative Moderate negative Minor negative Neutral Minor positive Moderate positive Major positive Arup Consulting Engineers A sites Internationally important Any permanent impacts Temporary impacts on a large part of a site Temporary impacts on a small part of a site B sites Nationally important Permanent impacts on a large part of a site Permanent impacts on a small part of a site Temporary impacts on a large part of a site Temporary impacts on a small part of a site C Sites High value, locally important Permanent impacts on a large part of a site Permanent impacts on a small part of a site Temporary impacts on a large part of a site December 2007 D sites Moderate value, locally important Permanent impacts on a large part of a site Permanent impacts on a small part of a site E sites Low value, locally important Permanent impacts on a large part of a site No impacts No impacts No impacts No impacts Permanent impacts on a small part of Permanent beneficial impacts on a small part of a site Permanent beneficial impacts on a small part of a site Permanent beneficial impacts on a large part of a site Permanent beneficial impacts on a small part of a site Permanent beneficial impacts on a large part of a site a site Permanent beneficial impacts on a large part of a site
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