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BOC Immingham Dissolved Acetylene Project Environmental Statement: Vol. 2 Main Text<br />

13.75 Properties within and around the Hamlet of Little London (R16 and R17) currently have views of<br />

the Estuary and adjacent industrial development. The foreground of these views is generally<br />

characterised by flat agricultural land, with boundary vegetation and coppices also present. The<br />

upper limits of industrial elements within Stallingborough Industrial Estate and the Power Station<br />

can be seen where they visually break the vegetation line. The pylons and cables are viewed as a<br />

continuous element across the view and are generally above the other elements in the view.<br />

13.76 From the west and especially from locations within Immingham (R18, R19) the tipping activities<br />

currently under operation off the A1173 Kings Road form a screen to the industrial development<br />

located on the Estuary (Figure 13.8). The existing views towards the Dissolved Acetylene Project<br />

site are characterised by flat agricultural land. The upper limits of industrial elements within<br />

Stallingborough Industrial Estate and the majority of the Power Station are visible in the far<br />

distance. The pylons and cables are viewed as a continuous element across the view, generally<br />

above the other elements in the view.<br />

13.77 <strong>View</strong>s of the existing estuarine development are limited from within Stallingborough due to the<br />

localised topography.<br />

Figure 13.8 Tipping Activities to the <strong>North</strong> of Kings Road<br />

Existing <strong>View</strong>s from Strategic Recreational Trails, PRoWs and Public Open Space<br />

13.78 Recreational trails are considered as being highly sensitive to visual change brought about by<br />

developments, as they are used by people partly because of their scenic value and attractive<br />

views. There are no strategic recreational trails within 5 km of the site. The following recreational<br />

trails are located within the study area and these are likely to have views that are affected by the<br />

Dissolved Acetylene Project.<br />

13.79 From the public footpath and bridleway (R1) (an elevated location) existing views are achievable<br />

in all directions over long distances, especially out over to the north and east, as illustrated by<br />

Figure 13.9. In a southerly direction views are across the flat low lying agricultural land in the<br />

foreground, industrial area (including the existing BOC operations) and settlements of<br />

Immingham, Stallingborough, Healing and Grimsby towards the backdrop of the <strong>Lincolnshire</strong><br />

5100935.404 Environmental Statement August 2011 239

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